Urshan University

A passionate exploration of how childhood narratives shape our values kicks off the discussion. Brent reflects on the glorification of war versus its grim realities, linking it to modern conflicts. He challenges listeners to confront spiritual warfare, emphasizing the need for the church to recognize and combat spiritual dangers. Through practical applications like preaching and self-denial, he inspires commitment in both faith and community. Drawing lessons from ordinary heroes, he urges a legacy of courage, resilience, and unwavering faith in God.

Jerry Jones shares profound lessons on resilience, drawing inspiration from personal stories and Biblical figures. He recounts the tale of a Confederate soldier that sparks a theme of perseverance: 'I ain't dead yet.' The discussion highlights Apostle Paul's relentless spirit through adversity, including miraculous recoveries and a shipwreck. Listeners are urged to remain steadfast against discouragement and to trust in divine deliverance, emphasizing that even in struggles, one can rise, keep fighting, and ultimately celebrate victory.

Landon Gore, a preaching guest known for his inspirational messages, discusses resilience during difficult times. He reflects on Paul's hardships, emphasizing that struggles can enrich our spiritual resumes rather than detract from them. Gore explores how one can navigate trials, encouraging believers to hold on and foster community support. He highlights the importance of taking action beyond listening, advocating for spiritual growth even in unchanged circumstances. Throughout, he urges a lasting commitment to faith and invites listeners to rejuvenate their spiritual journeys.

Wrapping out his series, Campus Pastor Rev. Jonathan McClintock preaches on The Principle of the Path.

Tim Zuniga, a Pentecostal pastor and leadership speaker, shares his insights on navigating the complexities of leadership in a post-pandemic world. He emphasizes the psychological impact of the pandemic and the need for leaders to reassess their approaches. Zuniga discusses the importance of vulnerability in leadership and offers practical ways to foster authentic connections. He highlights how leaders can provide value to a hurting culture and encourages listeners to embrace their worth and guide others toward victory.

Brent Coltharp kicks off the conference with powerful insights on leading through uncertainty. He contrasts past stable leadership with today's turbulent reality, emphasizing adaptability. A striking auto-accident story highlights sudden disruptions leaders face. The discussion dives into the technological revolution and the need for flexibility in plans. Brent advocates for humility and discernment, urging leaders to stay engaged and learn from experienced mentors. He concludes with encouragement for young leaders and the importance of maintaining faith amid chaos.

The discussion opens with a powerful call to embrace faith amid cultural uncertainties. Listeners are reminded of past spiritual milestones and their significance in current struggles. A personal testimony highlights a profound encounter with the Holy Spirit at a young age. The consequences of a loose grip on belief are starkly outlined, echoing themes of spiritual loss. Protecting one's faith from life's distractions is emphasized, alongside the understanding that convictions often attract opposition. The message encourages clinging to faith, integrity, and the hope of eternal life through trials.

A message from our Thursday Chapel Service, speaker Amber Willeford.

Kaleb Saucer, an ordained minister and chapel speaker, passionately discusses the theme of spiritual growth through suffering. He reflects on his journey to Bible college and the importance of community. Delving into biblical narratives, he contrasts physical pain with the spiritual growth that adversity can foster. Kaleb shares personal stories and insights from Job, emphasizing trust in God during difficulties. He explains how wilderness seasons teach us to depend on the divine and encourages worship even in times of pain, urging listeners to see God’s hand in their struggles.

Exploring themes of sibling rivalry and unrequited love in the book of Genesis, the tragic betrayal of Joseph by his brothers, the role of doubt in decision-making and belief formation, embracing purpose and trusting in God's plan, and choosing faith over doubt in spiritual battles and deceptive influences.