To kick off a new series, Myles walks through Matthew 25 and the parable of the talents to show that a successful life is not the Game of Life, more money, a nicer car, a bigger house, but a faithful one. You can win everything the world celebrates and still waste what God entrusted to you. The Master is coming back, and the question is whether we will hear “well done.”

The main points we can see from Matthew 25 are:

1. Live under His lordship: He owns it; we only steward it
2. Invest what He’s given you: you don’t have to destroy your life to waste it; you can just bury it
3. Faithfully serve Him: faithfulness is doing your best with what you have and trusting God with the result
4. Expect His return: how you live while the Master is gone matters forever

Speaker: Myles Olenski  
Series: Don't Waste Your Life  
Message Title: Steward Your Life  
Passage: Matthew 25:14–30

This week we're joined by Baylor football player Michael Allen to hear his testimony and how God is moving on the Baylor football team!

This week, Matt Chandler, Lead Pastor of The Village Church, walks through 1 Corinthians 15 to show that the gospel is not a front door you walk through and leave behind - it is past, present, and future. Sanctification is learning to stand in that finished work: meditating on grace until it quiets the scoreboard, refusing to make “struggle” your identity, and dragging the hidden 1% into the light through confession and repentance, trusting that the same gospel that saved you will hold you.

The main points we can see from 1 Corinthians 15 are:

1. Which you received (past): God is holy, we have fallen short, Christ came to save, and the right response is heart-belief and mouth-confession
2. In which you stand (present): gospel meditation, freedom from the old nature, and ongoing confession and repentance
3. By which you are being saved (future): hold fast; the gospel that saved you will sustain you

Speaker: Matt Chandler
Testimony: Audrey Chandler
Series: God So Loved
Message Title: Sanctification
Passage: 1 Corinthians 15:1–5

To kick off this semester, Myles walks through Luke 15 to show how both rebellion and religious performance are two sides of the same misunderstanding about God; and how the Father's love was never something to be earned or lost, but a gift to be received. 

The main points we can see from Luke 15 are:

1. The younger brother believes he can lose God's love
2. The older brother believes he can earn God's love
3. The father shows us God's love is a gift to receive

Speaker: Myles Olenski

Series: God So Loved

Message Title: Salvation

Passage: Luke 15

This week, we're joined by a panel to tackle questions college students are asking about technology and AI, and what it looks like to engage with both as Christians. 

Speaker: Panel

Series: Ask Us Anything

Message Title: Technology & AI Panel

This week, Myles kicks off the series 'Ask Us Anything' pointing out how the world around us can shape who we are. Myles shows how, as Christians, we can engage with culture through:

1. Clarity - Know Truth
2. Courage - Stand In Truth
3. Compassion - Share Truth In Love

Speaker: Myles Olenski

Series: Ask Us Anything

Message Title: How Should A Christian Engage With Culture

Passage: Acts 17:22-34

This week, we are joined by Dr. Ed Newton, lead pastor of Community Bible Church (CBC) in San Antonio, Texas. Dr. Newton speaks on 2 Corinthians 5 pointing out that God does not look at the outward appearance but the heart.

Speaker: Ed Newton

Passage: 2 Corinthians 5

Leading up to FM72, Myles talks about how to spot the lies college students hear and how to important it is to break through the noise to find the voice that will truly guide you. 

The 3 lies covered in this message are:

1. I am what I do
2. I am what others think of me
3. I am my failures

Speaker: Myles Olenski

Message Title: 3 Lies on Identity Most College Students Believe

Passage: Matthew 3:13-17

In the final week of the PSALMS series, Myles Olenski teaches on Psalm 136 and how to fight familiarity when relationship grows into routine. In this message Myles focuses on: When God's love feels familiar...

1. Reflect on Who He Is
2. Remember What He Has Done
3. Receive His Love

Speaker: Myles Olenski

Series: PSALMS

Message Title: The Love of The Lord

Passage: Psalms 136

Continuing the series, PSALMS, Myles Olenski teaches on Psalm 4 and what to do as believers when your mind feels like a mess. In this message Myles focuses on: 

1. Call on Him for Relief
2. Call on Him for Renewal
3. Call on Him for Rest

Speaker: Myles Olenski

Series: PSALMS

Message Title: When Your Mind Feels Like A Mess

Passage: Psalms 4

In this message, Anna Webb walks through Psalm 42 focusing on ways lament Psalms can teach us how to respond to the question: "How do we respond when life feels hard?"

Speaker: Anna Webb

Series: PSALMS

Passage: Psalms 42