Month: February 2026

Let’s clear something up. Community doesn’t just “happen.” It’s not automatic. It’s not accidental. And it’s definitely not guaranteed. In the podcast, Elean talked about praying for Christian community when he transferred schools — and then realizing something uncomfortable: He couldn’t just pray for it.He had to pursue it. We…

Let’s play a potentially uncomfortable game for a second. Take away the thing you’re known for. Your sport.Your grades.Your leadership title.Your relationship status.Your college acceptance letter. Now answer this: Who are you? That’s not a dramatic youth camp question. That’s a real one. In Monday’s podcast conversation, we heard what…

In this episode, Elean shares his journey from building his identity around soccer to discovering that only Christ could truly fill the void he was carrying. After multiple serious injuries, broken expectations, and seasons of anxiety and loneliness, he began pursuing a real relationship with the Lord instead of waiting…

In Monday’s episode, one word kept circling back into the conversation: freedom. Last year, these same students talked about how excited they were for independence—living on their own, managing their own schedules, choosing how they spend their time. Now, a year later, they’re living in that freedom. And what they’ve…

On Monday’s podcast, we sat back down with three students we interviewed last year as high school seniors. Back then, they were weeks away from graduation—dreaming about dorm life, independence, new friendships, and what college might feel like. Now? They’re freshmen. They’ve lived the fall semester. They’ve navigated homesickness, late-night…

In this episode, three college freshmen reconnect after their senior year of high school and reflect on what freshman year has actually been like. They talk honestly about homesickness, building friendships from scratch, learning how to study, managing time, missing assignments, figuring out independence, and growing spiritually without the structure…

In Monday’s podcast episode, we talked about something that almost every freshman experiences but very few people warn you about ahead of time: the quiet loneliness that can sneak in once college actually begins. The excitement fades. Classes settle into a routine. And suddenly you realize you know a lot…

College will hand you freedom faster than you expect. New friends. New weekends. New versions of yourself you didn’t even know were possible. On Monday, we heard Auburn University student, Sutton, share her story. It reminds us that the biggest college decisions don’t start on campus—they start before you ever…

College gives you the chance to decide who you’re going to be — and Sutton’s story shows how meaningful that choice can be. In this episode, Sutton shares her journey from navigating faith and temptation in high school to starting college out of state and rebuilding community from scratch. She…

Here’s something no one warns you about before college:Your calendar will become your loudest spiritual influence. Not your friends.Not your professors.Not even your doubts. Your schedule. In the podcast, we talked about spiritual habits like Bible study, prayer, and community — and how they don’t magically happen in college. That’s…