Encounter at Illinois State University / ISU
https://www.isuencounter.org
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 7 days 19 hours 54 minutes
To Be A Child Again
This week, Jesus is inviting us back to that profound and peaceful world we all once knew.
Soft Hearts
We all know what it feels like to have hard hearts towards something. Race, work, politics.... Even God. Have you ever noticed that the one necessary thing to softening your heart is getting to really know someone from the other side?
REMEMBER (Robbie Osenga)
Sometimes we've got our heads down, doing the day to day, and forget all that God has done, which ironically robs us from what He is doing. Don't forget... Remember!
Authentic Church (Ben Miller)
The authentic Church sees people as God sees them, seeks truth, and is insanely generous. Hell itself can't stand against it.
Why Not Here?
When God asks us this question, it always requires our investment and sacrifice. Tonight we celebrate those who went before us. Those who sacrificed to make Encounter what it is today.
Why Not Us? (Phil Lopez)
God uses groups of people to inspire change for His Kingdom. When the world grows darker, His church shines brighter.
Why Not Now?
Most of us can recall an experience when we felt God's presence. We can certainly also recall a time when we didn't. So what's the difference? Join us as we take a look at the one thing that keeps us from asking "Why not now?".
Why Not You?
The question "why?" is limiting. The question "why not?" is liberating. We are joined by special guest, President Larry Dietz, to ask the question "why not you?".
Less Equals More: Embracing Humiliation (Charlie Welke)
The Kingdom of God is populated and perpetuated by the unimpressive. On a scale of 0-Jesus, how humble are you? This sermon helps us evaluate our humility while reminding us that the path to exaltation is humiliating (Phil 2; 1 Sam 15, 18,
Less Equals More: Be The Storm
So often our thoughts of humility lead us to a passive place. A place where we are content to coexist with the evil that has every intention of devastating us. We are prone to "ride out the storm" mentality. What if instead,