Current Judson University students Karita Lipdo, Cortez King, and Nakaya Davis share their personal experiences of racial injustice both in their home towns and at the university. Director of University Ministries Chris Lash shortly speaks about the Bible's pattern of lament and how its practice is crucial to our faith.

Dr. Winfred Omar Neely, a highly esteemed professor of Chicago's Moody Bible Institute, interprets John 2 as a call for Christians to share in God's miraculous work. While Christians themselves cannot change the world, they can walk in humble obedience with the God who can. 

Guest speakers John and Jenna Perrine use Ecclesiastes 4 to illustrate humanity's oppression that stems from envy, individualism, and foolish speech. Yet, even with these downfalls, we still have the opportunity to love and serve the world while being in community.

Nick Mancini, a Judson alumnus, reminisces on the lessons God taught him while at the university over 10 years ago and how they still shape him today. He shares his personal story of how God taught him to let go of bitterness, regret, and fear and instead rely on His grace and timing.

Jay Sekulow, Chief Counsel of the American Center for Law and Justice, states why the Constitution declares the United States of America "a nation under God." He share the values which he believes make the country great, and the responsibility the current and future generations have to preserve life, liberty, and freedom.

Director of University Ministries Chris Lash continues in the Vanity Series through the book of Ecclesiastes. Throughout the text, Solomon acknowledges that there is a time for everything within our human existence, yet we are powerless to control them.

Guest Speaker Heather Palacios, a strong enthusiast and leader for mental health  awareness, shares her personal story. Before surrendering her life to Jesus Christ, she battled severely with mental health and attempted suicide multiple times. Today, she uses her story as a sign of hope and testimony that nothing is impossible with Christ. 

Director of University Ministries Chris Lash continues to walk through the book of Ecclesiastes. He shares how King Solomon gorges himself on pleasures of all kinds in an attempt to numb himself of the truth; that all is meaningless.

Global Outreach Coordinator Betsy Carr shares why Judson University supports short term missions through Global Outreach and why students are encouraged to participate. Students who participate in these trips can plan to experience different cultures, see the church at work, and grow in their overall college experience.

Author and pastor Eugene Cho speaks about our call to spread the gospel to the ends of the earth. He explores with us God's passion and love for people and how we must be willing to exercise His calling on our lives to share the gospel to every nation and people.