Jared Stark, vice president for athletics and enrollment, uses the parables in Luke 15 to challenge listeners to love everyone without seeking to be loved by everyone, stating that "when you are loved by someone, you're never rejected."

Scripture: Luke 15

Lizzie Logan, sophomore, continued the conversations about relationships and boundaries by describing a friendship that was like walking on eggshells.

Professor Lindsey Eckert, assistant professor of psychology, starts Relationship Week off by sharing the four attachment styles found in relationships and how we as humans tend to follow the patterns we learn.

Allison Myers, sophomore, shares her story about seeing the light much like the story of Saul in the New Testament.

Scripture: Acts 9

Professor Sarah Van Gomple shares a battle plan for fighting the enemy within our minds.

Scripture: Romans 12:2

Connor Lewis, YC senior and Biblical Studies major compares his experience training horses with studying the word of God.

Scripture: Psalm 119:17-18, 2 Timothy 2:7, Psalm 12:6, 2 Timothy 4:1-5

Meghan Shruck uses the book "Ish" by Peter A. Reynolds to illustrate the importance of seeing the beauty in the world and using the gifts we love for God.

A bad onion can spoil the rest of the bag.

Dr. Lones encourages listeners to examine themselves to find what may spill out when their cups become too full. What things need to be removed and what things like gratitude, joy and love needed to be added?

YC student, Grace Gaer shares how her grandfather's life and words have influenced the way she sees her worth in God.

Corrie Walker talks about her transition from England to America and how that has shaped who she is today while encouraging listeners to reflect on who they are and who they want to be.