Dr. Winfred Omar Neely - professor, pastor, and author - engages us in conversation about worry. He empowers us to approach worry by stoping, praying, and expecting. 

Catherine McNiel talks with us about the beauty and life-long practice of hearing from God with a focus on three questions:

Where is God? Who is God? How/ Will you invest?

Cory Shumate leads the Judson community in a conversation about Evangelism. He provides a clear picture of how to share the good news (The Gospel) with others by asking the questions: What? Who? Why? How?

Courtney Wilson, Children’s Pastor at Christ Community Church empowers the Judson community in a new look at healthy friendships. She reminds us not to live by filling in the blanks of life with false stories that paint others and ourselves as heroes, victims, and villains. Rather, we are empowered to live a life of love: loving God, loving neighbor, and loving self.

Sari Lash encourages us to purse wholeness in romantic relationships. She helps us identify areas we lack, flourish and are in need of development when it comes to romance.

“Let’s pursue freedom in love from the one who invented it.” | Sari Lash

Pastor of Village Church of Bartlett, Michael Fuelling, continues our January series LIKE & SUBSCRIBE with a message on generosity. We are encouraged to pursue wisdom in giving generously.

Jesus’ people live wisely, so we can love extravagantly.

Dean of University Ministries, Chris Lash, begins our January series LIKE & SUBSCRIBE with a message looking at Habits. 

Habits determine Freedom. 

“How we spend our days is of course how we spend our lives” | Annie Dillard

Dr. Gene Crume, President of Judson University, addresses the Judson community with encouragement on the affordability of faith, Judson and chapel. He discusses affordability in light of three distinctions: accessibility, want, and value over time.

“If 90% of success in life is showing up, the other 10% depends on what you’re showing up for.” | Woody Allen