Dr. Terry Seufferlein reminds listeners that they are not defined by their past, confined by their future and resigned to the future because of the power of God available to them.

Scripture: Romans 4:25, Ephesians 1:18-20, Collossians 2, Hebrews 2:14-15, 1 Peter 1:3

Dr. Aleshia O'Neal shares the gift of song with listeners noting that humans are the only creatures that are able to sing with words and music.

Accompanied by Professor Amy Fraser.

Flee as a Bird, traditional Spanish air lyrics by Mary Dana Shindler

Hallelujah, by MaMuse

Scripture: Psalm 11:1, John 7:37-38

Sophomore Bryce Winkler shares a message about God's comfort in the trials and struggles of life.

Scripture: Psalm 3:35, Romans 5:3-5, Genesis 28:16, Matthew 5:8, Joshua 1:9

Dr. Tim McNeese, professor of history, uses the story of Edwin Stanton and Abraham Lincoln to remind listeners to do the right thing and treat others with respect.

Scripture: Mathew 7:12

Coach Bailey Davis uses the story of Jesus' first miracle challenging listeners to think about the ways that Jesus can work in their lives.

Scripture: John 2, Ephesians 3:20-21

Professor Nick DiToro shares a message calling listeners to greatness by accepting the way Jesus sees His children.

Coach Justin Carver reminds listeners that God did not promise a perfect life and that life is not about perfection but direction.

Scripture: Numbers 21:4-9

Rick O'Dell, youth & family minister at West Ark church of Christ in Ft. Smith Arkansas, challenges students and listeners to reach across generational lines and offer grace to each other.

Scripture: Romans 12, Micha 6:8

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.