West Ridge Students

What does authentic Biblical community look like when things get messy?  When we hurt each other or there's conflict?  Rather than cancel each other out, we have the opportunity to live with radical forgiveness.

In this week's episode, Caleb talks with the fellas (Michael, Cooper, and Jackson) about what real love looks like, why sacrifice for others without expecting anything in return is so difficult, and what super power they wish they had.

What does it look like to truly love each other?  Christie talks about sacrificial love, where we never give up on each other and show love without expecting anything in return.

In this week's episode, Caleb talks with 2 Ashleys and 1 Corey about unity and why it can be so difficult for teenagers in today's culture to experience.  They also discuss their favorite Six Flags ride, and Corey shows off his Spanish skills.

What would it look like to experience relationships the way God intended?  During this series, we'll explore what authentic biblical community can look like.

In this week's episode, Caleb talks with Braden, Cooper, and Tyler about the Word of God and how they are learning to navigate through today's culture while standing firm in their faith.  They also discuss what one thing they would want to be made out of Legos.

The Church is in a fight for truth, and the culture wants to deconstruct and minimize the Bible.  Why are the Instructions of God so important for the next generation?

In this week's episode, Corey, Ashley, and Makayla return to discuss the wonder of God and how they are learning to trust Him in their lives.

What does it mean to have a sense of wonder for God?  Why is that so important?  This week, Todd talks about a critical aspect of following Jesus and being the generation God is looking for.

In this episode, Caleb talks with Eli and Corey about God's power, as well as Ken Buwalda, who spoke at Reckless on this topic.   They share stories of how they've seen God's power at work in their own lives.