Today we’re in Matthew chapter 11. We’ll take a closer look at this conversation between Jesus and the disciples of John the Baptist and the surrounding crowd - a conversation about doubt, and about the response that Jesus wants to his ministry.

Today we’re sharing the talk from the University of Georgia Fall worship night. Anna spoke on a passage from Exodus that you’ve probably heard before, but she shares such a powerful perspective on it that we think will majorly encourage you today.

Today we’re studying Matthew chapter 10. Jesus commissions his 12 apostles and gives them a word of encouragement and warning.

We’re in the middle of the Sermon on the Mount, and today we’re taking a look at what Jesus told the crowd about giving, praying, and fasting. There’s a specific type of person He warns against - the hypocrite. We take a closer look at that word and what it means.

Let’s dive into the Sermon on the Mount! This is the middle of one of Jesus’ most important teachings, and in it He really flips the idea of what it means to be someone who follows God. Our understanding of what makes up good behavior tends to be outwardly focused, but Jesus speaks directly to the heart behind what we do. This section can look like an extremely lofty list of morals, but Jesus has a deeper meaning intended in this teaching.

We’re wrapping up our summer in the psalms today with one of our favorite ones - Psalm 139. This psalm leans in by asking God to search and know us, and my declaring His faithful protection and nearness over us. We loved this conversation, and we think you will too!

This is a beautiful psalm of thanksgiving and praise written by David. He sings to the Lord, praising Him for answering his prayers for safety and protecting him, and encouraging others to praise with him and to see what God can do. This one is interesting because David is still in the wilderness when he’s writing this psalm, and his problems are far from over. But he praises the Lord whole heartedly, focusing only on that moment of provision and trusting that God has a plan. This is a great conversation, hope you enjoy!

Today we’re in Philippians chapter 2, and it’s all about humility and how we treat other people. What does it look like to honor God through humility and love by choice? What changes can we make in our mindset to align more with Jesus’ example?

The final episode in our relationships series. We talk about our own dating, engagement, and wedding stories, as well as some tips from us as we’ve navigated marriage. Also don’t miss the extra resources we posted on our website, they are from much more qualified people than we are!

We don’t have many chances in life to start completely over . But college is one of those times when all of us sort of have a blank slate. How do we lean into God to define us instead of buying into the mixed messages from our culture? We talk about everything from weeks where the smoothie spills all over the kitchen to ambulance rides and social media and a challenge for the rest of the week. Hope you enjoy!