Dr. Robert Wallace wraps up the "Songs of the Saints" series by looking at Psalm 150. There we see David giving praise and adoration to God not for what He has done for David, but because of who He is.

Dr. Wallace is the Associate Professor of Biblical Studies at Judson University.

Wil Franco gives the next installment of the "Songs of the Saints" series by looking at Psalm 139. Specially teaching on the last couple verses, Wil points out David's use of self reflection to assess his emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual state before God.

Wil is the campus pastor of nearby Tri-Village Church. 

Ian Simkins brings the second and last installment of the mini series on technology. In it he states that technology is all around us, and it shapes who we are and who we become. Especially in terms of social media, he urges the student body to strive for connection - not attention. 

Ian is the community pastor at the nearby Yellow Box Church location of Community Christian Church. 

Skye Jethani brings the first installment of a miniseries about technology. He states that technology such as smart phones, tablets, and social media have become things for us they were never meant to be - identity and security. 

Skye is an author, speaker, consultant and ordained pastor. He also serves as the co-host of the popular Phil Vischer Podcast, a weekly show that blends astute cultural and theological insights with comical conversation.

Jo Saxton brings a message of hope, expectation, and identity. She states that while we may wonder why we're here, Jesus has purpose for us.

Jo is a humorous and charismatic speaker, Christian author, and director/communicator at 3DM, an organization that trains churches and Christian leaders to do discipleship and mission in an increasingly post-Christian world.

Tom Atamian continues in the "Songs of the Saints" series by looking at Psalm 79. He uses his own personal story of ancestry to connect with David's feeling of lament for his people's exile.

Tom is the Assistant Baseball Coach at Judson University.

Sam Acho shares his own personal story of disappointment, trust, and God's provision in his football career. He urges the student body to make a choice to follow Jesus.

Sam Acho is the linebacker for the Chicago Bears. He radiantly loves the Lord and desires to see others devote their lives to him.