After sharing several images that take a shift in perspective to see, Eryn Conyers, communication officer for York College, challenges us to shift our perspective of God by getting to know Jesus and reminds us that we don’t have to fully understand God to be loved by him.

Sam Garner, vice president for spiritual life, asks us to question the way we see the world and challenges us to seek a perspective that is worth our effort.

Scripture: Philippians 4:4-7

Glenn Dallmann, family life minister at East Hill church of Christ, encourages listeners to have a vision for the future that includes God.

Scripture: Hebrews 12:1

Kendall Fike ‘20 challenges listeners to shift their mindset from planning to preparing and choosing to let hope be stronger than fear.

Scripture: Exodus 14, Proverbs 16:2-3, Ecclesiastes 1:1

Justus Coppinger, a senior bible major, reminds us that Jesus isn’t clickbait but we may treat him as such. He challenges listeners to reevaluate how we view scripture and our own desires.

Scripture: John 6:68-69

Olivia Nabb ‘20, a student in the Graduate School of Theology at ACU, explains that our tools and gifts do not define who we are to God and encourages us to not let plans and waiting keep us from noticing the life and purpose we have right now.

Scripture: John 15

Erik Masci, director of recruiting and marketing for the Graduate School of Theology at ACU, reminds students that part of education is learning to ask better questions and challenges listeners to lean into the harder questions of life.

Scripture: Luke 17

Dr. Mason Lee '10, assistant professor of theology at Abilene Christian University, returns to campus to remind listeners that God owns the next choice no matter where it takes us.

Garrett Schwarz, athletic director, shares his journey from seeing himself through others to seeing himself through God’s eyes.

Dr. Shannon Leinen, dean of online learning, shares the story “Maybe Tomorrow” by Charlotte Agell, sharing the belief that stories can change our perspective.