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2022
David’s Character Points Us To Christ
SWO 22 | Brody Holloway | Tuesday Morning In 1 Samuel 16, we see God preparing and equipping David to be King, while Saul drifts away from the Lord. David …
2022
Jesus Is The Greater David
SWO22 | Brody Holloway | Monday Night As we look at the life of David, we see that he is a type of Christ. David’s life is put in Scripture …
2021
Social Media in 2021
Zach Mabry | SWO21 | Breakout With every advancement in technology, there is the opportunity to use it for the Gospel and the temptation to use it for selfish purposes. Social media is no …
2021
What is Biblical Masculinity?
Rob Conti | SWO21 | Guys Breakout Our culture is trying to redefine what masculinity is. In this breakout, Rob looks at Scripture to see what it means to be …
2021
Present Your Body As A Living Sacrifice
Brooke Collins (Mitchell) | SWO21 Summer Camp Breakout As women, the world tells us many things about our bodies and how they should be used. But Scripture tells us to …
2021
How To Study Your Bible
Spencer Davis | SWO21 Summer Camp Breakout Why is studying the Bible such a hard habit for Christians? Are there any “hacks” that make Bible studier easier? In this breakout, we’ll …
2021
Culture And Race (Breakout Session)
Spencer Davis | SWO21 | Breakout Our culture is currently combatting racism on a national scale… but how is it working out? Are the tools of CRT and Intersectionality useful …
2021
Why People Think Youth Ministry Is A Joke (Breakout)
Zach Mabry | SWO21 | Youth Pastor Breakout All too often youth ministry is seen as JV, shallow, or immature. But the truth of the matter is that those of …
2021
Talking To Students About The Existence Of God
Zach Mabry | SWO21 | Youth Pastor Breakout The culture we live in is overwhelmed by the tenets of postmodern theory that say that the truth of God’s existence is …
2021
Critical Race Theory And Intersectionality
Zach Mabry | SWO21 | Youth Pastor Breakout How in the world are we supposed to make sense of all the stuff that we are hearing in the cultural conversation? …