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Kaylyn Moran speaks about how you cannot just have community your way, but by practicing the law and living in obedience, you can experience a heart transformation.
The panel discusses the negative impact of expecting perfection and idealizing a partner, and how having proper goals and honor for your significant other can benefit the relationship.
Dr. Dana Malone explores the relationship between Christian dating and friendship and how it impacts campus culture.
Jeannie Banter speaks about how God is our deliverance as we surrender to His calling.
Julie Spalding and Will Shouse speak about how our heart, and where we find our treasure, can change when we have gone through a season of depression and into a season of new birth.
Mark Stuart speaks about how God can lead you through suffering and even a faith crisis, and into the dreams and abundant life He has for you.
Commissioner David Hudson speaks about how God gives us significance, and allows us to assist in making the world great by providing hope.
Rev. Justin McCarty speaks about how discipleship brings us closer to Jesus and His kingdom.
Fionn McCartan and Alex Ledford speak about how outreach and hospitality are part of the good work God has called us to.
Rev. Greg Haseloff speaks about how surrender and radical obedience are sacrifcies we can bring to God at the altar.
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