Pastor Bryan Clark talks about his new books series for children, “The Land of Ott,” and the first book, available now, “The Adventure Begins,” and the impact he is hoping to have for children and families through them.

Pastor Ronnie Rothe of Relevant Community Church in Elkhorn shares a message called “What Everything Rises & Falls On,” from their series “Hard Wired.” Everything rises and falls on leadership: your school, your church, your family, your marriage. It all rises and falls on leadership…and leadership is influence.

Pastor Adrian Boykin of Kearney E-Free shares a message entitled “Prayers of Jesus (Part One)” from their series “The Gospel of John.”

Kathy Koch, educator, speaker, author and founder of Celebrate Kids!, says one of the things we seek to model and teach our children is how to think: how to be discerning about what they hear, how to be discerning and how to be critical thinkers. She talks about helping our children develop that skill.

Jesus asks us to care for the needs of others.

Dave’s seeking led to repentance and finding saving faith, as Dave gave total control of his life to the Lord.

Where there are people unreached in a place hard to reach, where few have been reached and very few are trying, God is on the move through Activate Global, MyBridge to the Nations: sending workers through Kingdom Businesses.

The hymns of the faith Joni Eareckson learned as child have sustained and encouraged her over the past 55 years as a quadriplegic. Joni talks about her new book, “Timeless Hymns for Family Worship,” a devotional oriented toward school-age children with insights about the hymns and hymn-writers.

Pastor Ronnie Rothe of Relevant Church in Elkhorn shares a message called “Young Guns,” from their series “Hard Wired.” Young people are not the future church; they are the church now. We are a young church when young people are operating as the body of Christ.

Pastor Adrian Boykin of Kearney eFree shares a message called “The Spirit Who Guides” from their series, “The Gospel of John.”