Brian Kammerzelt speaks about the secular and Christian dating cultures in America. By adopting these cultures, we can be robbed of healthy relationships with one another.

Brian is the Assistant Professor of Communications at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. He is well known for his views and messages on singleness and marriage within the Church. 

Lina Abujamra gives the next installment of the "Songs of the Saints" series by walking through Psalm 23. She speaks of the common tragedy found amongst Believers - that though they are followers of Christ, they continuously fill themselves with things that won't satisfy.

Lina is a Pediatric ER doctor and founder of Living with Power Ministries.

Pastor and author Daniel Hill finishes the "Beyond Colorblind" series with a look into the meaning of "race." He states that ethnicity, nationality, and culture are purposeful gifts from God, while race is a social system that was created only a few hundred years ago. In order to understand the chaos and confusion in our surrounding the subject, we must first understand racial hierarchy.

Daniel is the pastor of multicultural River City Community Church in Chicago and author of "White Awake" and "10:10 - Life to the Fullest" 

Ebele Onyema of Soul City Church in Chicago gives the second installment of the "Beyond Colorblind" series. She states that we must recognize that no matter our race, we are all equally broken people. If we shorthand God's message, we also shorthand God's blessings.

Ebele is the director of "Love Works" ministry, which equips volunteers to serve the city of Chicago and beyond through prayer, service, and giving.

Bryan Loritts gives the first installment of a week long series entitled "Beyond Colorblind." Using Hosea 3, Bryan points out that there is always a cost involved when loving the Lord and others.

Bryan is the Lead Pastor of Abundant Life Church in Silicon Valley, California. He also serves as the President of the Kainos Movement, an organization committed to seeing the multi-ethnic church become the new normal in our world.

Kelly Skiles, Executive Pastor at Soul City Church in Chicago, encourages the student body to embrace trusting in God in new ways this Lenten season. Instead of trying to earn His love, we can rest in His grace by trusting in His promises. 

Ministry leader and educated biblical scholar John Perrine gives the next installment of the "Songs for the Saints" series by looking at Psalm 19. He states that while we live in a world of chaos, God is still speaking order and peace into existence. 

Mattie Montgomery gives the third installment of Spiritual Enrichment Week's "Prove It" series by looking at John the Baptist's declaration, "Behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world." Mattie is the founder and president of "Awakening Evangelism" as well as the lead singer for the hardcore band "For Today."

Mattie Montgomery gives the second installment of Spiritual Enrichment Week's "Prove It" series by talking about the Holy Spirit, God's mercy displayed in our lives, and our closeness to eternity. Mattie is the founder and president of "Awakening Evangelism" as well as the lead singer for the hardcore band "For Today."

Teacher, pastor, and author Jeanne Stevens of Soul City Church in Chicago challenges the community to choose courage over comfort when faced with hard situations in life. She says that while comfort is something we want, courage is something we need.