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This week, we enjoyed a program by the students from ACS. We are also blessed with a guest speaker: Michael Campos and his message about the importance of education, not just for our earthly pursuits, but more for our heavenly future. Note: The beginning of the sermon is barely cut off due to technical difficulties. Sorry!

Doing Good in Relationships (Titsus 2:11-5)

May 13, 2018 "It Starts Here" "Finding the Hidden Forces that Divide Us" Saul Ebema Week 13 Genesis 25:27-28, Genesis 27:1-13

September 30, 2018 "A Vision For Life" "Recognizing The Holy One of God" Saul Ebema Week 3 Mark 1:21–28

You shall not kill. That is the Sixth Commandment. Or is it? What does God mean when he says we are not to do that? What about when one accidently takes the life of another? Is this punished in the same way as one who is guilty of premeditated murder? Is there room for the grace and mercy of God in his economy when it comes to the issue of one imager of God taking the life of another? Come with the Grace United crew as we discover what Moses teaches God's people regarding the issue, literally, of life and of death.

March 24, 2019 "The Kingdom of Jesus in Matthew's Gospel" "Announcing The Good News" Dr. Rob Gallagher Week 4 Matthew 5:21-22, Matthew 5:38-39, Matthew 5:43-44

Today’s lecture provides the background to this course of what transpired in Europe during the 15th thru 17th century. It covers developments like the Black Death, the Hundred Years War, the Avignon Papacy, the Renaissance, the Reformation, and the Age of Religious Wars.

Caitlyn Trower, a junior from Sherman, SD, shares her story and encourages audience members to step out of their comfort zones to show people God's love.

Ian Wallgren, a YC junior from Menominee, MI, encourages listeners to push past the what ifs and regrets and look for the lessons that can be learned in the trials of life.

Josh Nething, assistant coach for the track & field and cross country teams as well as an academic success coach, encourages listeners to focus on how they respond and what they can control in the midst of trials.

Kelsey Beck, a sophomore from Laurel, MT, reminds listeners of the only "label" that matters. Scripture: 1 John 4:18, Romans 5:6, Psalm 18:35, Ephesians 2:10, Ephesians 1:7, Ephesians 4:32, John 8:36

YC Sophomore, Brooke Barker from Ft. Smith, AR, asks listeners to contemplate if will be ready when their season is over? If they will have peace when the evening comes?

Recent graduate and admissions enrollment counselor, Cole Satterfield addresses the need for positivity as well as challenging students to seek change on a micro-level.

President Smith opens the new semester posing a few questions for the YC Community: How will you respond when you encounter Jesus? Will you let Him transform you? Scripture: Luke 8

YC Senior, Deja Derrell from Colorado Springs, CO shares past fears and how she overcame them to reach her goals on the court.

Chris Martens, a YC junior from Alden, MN, expresses his gratitude to York College by sharing some of his experiences as a student.

Provost Dr. Shane Mountjoy encourages students to reclaim the year with a living hope and reminds listeners that hope takes root in the struggles.

Mrs. Catherine Seufferlein, Vice President for Student Development, asks listeners the question,"How is your soul?" She challenges listeners to learn to sit in silence, to listen and to reflect.

Dr. Aleshia O'Neal, assistant professor of english, talks about the "masks" we wear. She challenges listeners to remove their masks and seek their identity in Christ.

YC student, Emily Eggar poses the question, "What are we supposed to do now?" encouraging listeners to think about the ways they can be intentional with their time even after the chaos has settled.

Vice President for Spiritual Development, Dr. Sam Garner, challenges listeners to take the opportunity before them to grow and transform in the midst of being uncomfortable. Followed by a prayer for our students lead by Dr. Clark Roush, Endowed Chair for the Performing Arts, and a prayer for our faculty and staff lead by student, Alex Motta.