Sadie Robertson Huff addresses the dire need for a generation to know the Word of God. After presenting the Scripture as one complete story, she reminds us that our hardship is evidence of His faithfulness, and the character of who He is in the Word exhibits how real He is. When we face trials, we can be comforted in the generations before us, proclaiming His name and trusting that He is greater than any circumstance we may face.

In this talk, Ben Stuart reminds us that sincerity precedes the supernatural. We must stop and ask ourselves if we have a deep desire and hunger to know the King or if we are just seeking the benefits of the kingdom. Do we actually know the Jesus that we claim to love?

Does the truth compromise your lifestyle? Jonathan Pokluda presses into the importance of believing the truth (God) that brings us life rather than accepting a lie that will cost us in the form of our death.

"We need you to say 'no deal' to the enemy because you've already said yes to the glorious savior, Jesus Christ, and you have given your heart and your life over to him." Earl McClellan teaches us to avoid the shortcuts we may be tempted to take in life and instead fix our eyes on the Savior for the long haul, giving Him all of us.

Levi Lusko recounts the loss of his daughter Lenya, encouraging those facing tremendous hardship to shift their focus to the wonders of heaven, the weight of glory, and the Word of God. Our pain produces glory, and our heartbreak leads us to freedom for us and others around us. To read more about Levi Lusko's story, grab a copy of "Through the Eyes of a Lion" here: https://www.levilusko.com/through-the-eyes-of-a-lion.