Caitlyn Trower, a junior from Sherman, SD, shares her story and encourages audience members to step out of their comfort zones to show people God's love.

Dr. Aleshia O'Neal, assistant professor of english, talks about the "masks" we wear. She challenges listeners to remove their masks and seek their identity in Christ.

Mrs. Christi Lones, assistant professor of history and Emily Lutz, alumni relations officer present a history of the women's suffragist movement and encourage students to exercise their right to vote this November.

Dr. Billy Lones, chair of the criminal justice department, encourages listeners to live a life full of vinyl experiences instead of settling for the mp3 version.

Vice President for Enrollment and Athletics, Jared Stark, reminds listeners not to mistake peace for nothingness and encourages them to seek Jesus in our response to life's chaos.

Student, Victoria Miller, tells the story of 9/11 and reminds listeners of the importance to care and show God's love to everyone.

"Even though it hurts to care, it's so worth it."

"We have a limitless supply of God's love. People need it desperately. So why aren't we out there giving it to them?

Mrs. Catherine Seufferlein, Vice President for Student Development, asks listeners the question,"How is your soul?" She challenges listeners to learn to sit in silence, to listen and to reflect.

Dr. Sam Garner, Vice President for Spiritual Development, encourages listeners to create space in their lives to hear God and listen for his voice amongst the chaos.

YC student, Emily Eggar poses the question, "What are we supposed to do now?" encouraging listeners to think about the ways they can be intentional with their time even after the chaos has settled.

Provost Dr. Shane Mountjoy encourages students to reclaim the year with a living hope and reminds listeners that hope takes root in the struggles.