College pastor of nearby Christ Community Church Bex Rowlands continues through the Beatitudes series with Matthew 5:6. While sin tries to keep us chained back, we have the power through Christ to pursue righteousness. 

Chris Beard, the lead pastor of Peoples Church Cincinnati, leads the Judson student body through a gospel-enriched view of diversity, race, and the Kingdom of God. He calls all to be a generation that leads the world as ambassadors from heaven.

Dr. Soong-Chan Rah, Associate Professor of Church Growth and Evangelism at North Park University, uses Isaiah 7 to reveal our place as gospel-bearers and peacemakers among a world filled with racial injustice. He stresses that while the culture and society may say some people are unwanted, God's Word says the opposite.

J Givens, formerly of Humble Beast and now a rising music artist and speaker, shares his passions for diversity, racial reconciliation, and racial justice. He sees spoken word and music as a way to unify America and beyond. 

Peter Hong, pastor of New Community Covenant Church in Chicago, Illinois, shares truths into why every person desires and needs wholesome, transparent, and growing relationships with others. This powerful message both encourages and challenges to put forth time and effort into friendships that will last.

Director of University Ministries Chris Lash gives the third installment of the #blessed series by looking at Matthew 5:1-5. 

Pastor of nearby Discovery Church Dan Alarcon gives the last message for Spiritual Enrichment Week on the topic of grace. He speaks of our identity in Christ - that through Him we can be assured of eternal life, no condemnation, unbelievable value, and unconditional love. 

Pastor of nearby Discovery Church Dan Alarcon continues Spiritual Enrichment Week in the topic of grace. He states that grace gives freedom, has the power to forgive, and gives assurance to our faith. 

Pastor of nearby Discovery Church Dan Alarcon continues Spiritual Enrichment Week in the topic of grace. Grace does not just impact our destiny, but it changes our identity. 

Pastor of nearby Discovery Church Dan Alarcon starts off Spiritual Enrichment Week by sharing the basic principles of God's grace. He states that grace covers our unbelief, reminds us we are not alone, and allows us to understand Jesus' desire for us. 

Christ Community Church's 20s pastor Cory Shumate dives into the meaning of Jesus' statement about being the bread of life. Cory questions, "do we value Jesus for who he is or for the things he gives us?"