Episodes
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Engaging a Culture
Rick Davis - Engaging a Culture Campus Outreach // Engage Global
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Live the Story
Rick Davis - Live the Story Campus Outreach // Engage Global
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Know the Story
Rick Davis - Know the Story Campus Outreach // Engage Global Retreat
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Sharing the Gospel in the Workplace
Sharing the Gospel in the Workplace by Kristy Sterken Campus Outreach
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Digging into the Word
Digging into the Word by Kelsey Sontag Campus Outreach
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Community & Mission
Community & Mission by Peter Sontag Campus Outreach Download
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Exploring the Muslim World
At the Engage Global Retreat, our friend spoke about Islam and the Somali community within Minneapolis. We also discussed various aspects of one Somali Muslim woman’s conversion to Christianity including exposure to God’s word and a loving Christian presence.
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The Re-integration of Faith and Work
On July 21, Paul Delahunt described the relationship between faith and work which is reconnected or re-integrated because of the redemption found in Jesus Christ. Paul Delahunt also explained the new gospel-centered aim of an occupation for believers: loving God and loving our neighbors.
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Mission Possible: Leveraging Our Lives for the Gospel
On June 30, Devin Smith spoke about using our lives to spread the gospel of Christ in whatever context we are in. Devin challenged us with thinking about whether our lives are constricted coloring books that we control or an open canvas, sharing the story of His glorious grace, wherever the Lord...
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Exploring a Hindu World: Debrief
At the Engage Global Retreat, Rick Davis facilitated discussion regarding our thoughts from the tour of the Hindu temple. We also discussed barriers and bridges when sharing the gospel with people who practice Hinduism.
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Engaging a Culture: Debrief
During the Engage Global Retreat, Rick Davis facilitated discussion from our cultural learner activity of interacting with two different “cultures." This discussion was an important reminder of humbly learning about a culture in order to share the gospel in a manner that overcomes cultural barriers.
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How is the Gospel Revealed through the Local Church?
On July 14, Jonathan Parnell explained the connection between the gospel and the local church; the church is the platform to display Jesus’ Lordship to the world.
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Live the Story
At the Engage Global Retreat, Rick Davis and Dan Farr equipped us with practical actions for sharing about the glory of God and His grace so that all nations may worship Him. These actions are five characteristics of a World Christian: praying, sending, welcoming, mobilizing and going.
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Completing The Story and Exploring the Hindu World
During the Engage Global Retreat, Rick Davis explained the command of the Great Commission, to make disciple all nations. He also introduced us to the beliefs of Hinduism prior to visiting a Hindu temple.
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Honoring God Through Our Finances
On June 16, Nick Stromwall spoke about stewarding our finances to the glory of God with practical resources to move toward that aim. Nick Stromwall also reminded us that our money usage demonstrates whether we have an heavenward focus or temporary perspective.
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Business Track
During the Kick-off Retreat, Alan Smith described a business-related ministry that equips men and women to be Christ’s ambassadors in their business field. Alan Smith emphasizes the opportunity to minister in the workplace where there are lost people who need to hear about Jesus.
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International Track and Mercy Track
During the Kickoff Retreat, Frank Hutton described the opportunity to serve international students through English Club events throughout the summer. Brenden Lebsack introduced a mercy ministry in a local neighborhood, the Phillips Kids Club, which mentors children by sharing the love of Christ.
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What does Reveal mean to the Twin Cities?
At the Kick-off Retreat, Nick Stromwall explained the vision of Campus Outreach's Twin Cities Project. Nick Stromwall also described the opportunity to reveal the love of God to our neighbors and coworkers by building relationships within the context of the city.
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The Great Commission
The Great Commission Engage Global Download At the Engage Global retreat, we talked about the meaning of The Great Commission and discussed God's heart for the nations throughout the bible. He also talked about global missions and the 10/40 window.
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Perspectives on Finances
At Theme Night on July 16, Nick Stromwall provided guidance on managing our finances and went to the word of God for some biblical perspectives on cheerful giving, money management, and the use of our resources.
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Gospel Mission
At theme night on July 9, Paul Delahunt shares some of his experiences with life off the campus and encourages us to live our lives on mission. He defines gospel mission as "God's call for His people to faithfully follow, embody, and proclaim Christ through loving and sacrificial presence in the...
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Gospel Community
At Theme Night on Thursday June 18, University of Minnesota graduate, Dylan Schumacher, talks about living in gospel-centered community off of the college campus and shares some of his own experiences and wisdom about investing in a small group at Bethlehem Baptist Church and the transition from...
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Gospel Maturity
At the first Theme Night of TCP 2015, on Thursday June 11, University of Northwestern graduate James Lecheler shared his experiences with living a Christ-centered life after college and taught about what it means to have gospel maturity. He encouraged us to hate our sin more than our shame and,...
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Kick-off Retreat: How to use your TCP
At the final talk of the Kick-off Retreat, on May 30, Nick Stromwall talked about developing a vision for our summers and encouraged us to lead lives marked by prayer. Nick reminds us of the Lord's desire for us to have vision, be prayerful and dependent on the Lord, and to connect with others.
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Kick-off Retreat: Mercy
On Saturday May 30, at the Kick-off Retreat, Mike Tong taught about mercy and presented ministry perspectives and opportunities while encouraging us to serve our city this summer and develop a servant heart that lasts a lifetime.
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Kick-off Retreat: Morning Devotional
Saturday morning, May 30 of the Kick-off Retreat, Peter Sontag gives a devotional focused in the book of John. He reminds us that Jesus has all authority under heaven and earth to bring about the purposes of the Lord and encourages us to speak the truth boldly even as Jesus spoke.
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Kick-off Retreat: Sent to the cities
On the evening of Friday May 29, Jared Wass gave the first TCP Kick-off Retreat talk. He explains that cities are God's idea, God's invention, and God's intention. The world is moving toward cities and will eventually be God's perfect city, the new Jerusalem. He also discusses what it means to be...
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