As voices slowly joined together throughout Stuart Auditorium, a spirit of gratitude and unity filled the room during last night’s special Memorial Day service. A congregation-wide expression of appreciation and patriotic pride filled the air as attendees united in song and reflection throughout the evening. Pastor Darryl Bentley opened the program with words of welcome, setting the tone for a meaningful service centered on remembrance and appreciation for those who have serv

One of the most beautiful and intimate themes woven throughout Scripture is God’s desire to be close to His people. In his Tuesday morning seminar, At Arm’s Length, Steve Bietz provided a moving insight into the nearness God shares with His children. In the beginning, God simply spoke, and creation came to pass. Light appeared, the earth formed, and life flourished at His command because when God speaks, things happen. But the creation of humanity was different. While Genesis

One of the blessings of camp meeting is the chance to slow down long enough to hear God’s voice speaking into every part of our lives, including our health. One of this week’s sessions reminded us that God’s love is not only redemptive but restorative. He cares for the whole person, and He invites us to live in harmony with the principles He designed for our flourishing. Monday’s lecture on diabetes and neuropathy opened with an unfortunate reality for many: “Approximately 50

As global migration continues to rise, the mission field is no longer solely overseas. God is bringing people from every nation, culture, and language into our communities, giving believers unique opportunities to share the hope the gospel brings close to home. In his Monday seminar, Home for All Nations: A Divine Strategy, Scott Griswold, associate director of ASAP Ministries, shared a compelling reminder that the gospel must be more than something we know; it must be integr

On Monday, Tim Baumgarten began his seminar at Gaines Auditorium with the title “Speak Life: Mission-Focused Communication.” He opened by presenting a biblical foundation for his theme using principles from the book of Proverbs, where Solomon counsels God’s people to: Use their tongues not to make cutting remarks, but to speak in ways that bring healing (Prov. 12:18), Answer angry remarks gently instead of using harsh words that stir up anger (Prov. 15:1), Use their tongues t