Walk Talks

For our final Walk Talks episode of the year, we're excited to bring you a special Friday Focus edition! As you may have seen in the artwork and title, this episode is a bit unique—we have two guest speakers joining us.Just a couple of weeks ago, we hosted our first-ever Pastors and Youth Workers Conference here at Southland Christian Camp. It was a great success, and for this final Friday Focus episode, we're sharing a Q&A session from the last day of that conference.The conversation features Pastor Ken Keltner, who serves in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Chuck Gourley, the youth pastor at Campus Church in Pensacola, Florida. My dad, Brother Mike Herbster, sat down with both of them in front of our conference attendees to ask some thoughtful questions about youth ministry.Whether you're a pastor, youth pastor, youth leader, or even a teenager involved in youth ministry, we believe this episode will be both helpful and encouraging. It offers valuable insight into youth ministry philosophy—whether you're planning to serve full-time in ministry or simply want to understand the “why” behind what you do.We hope you'll take the time to listen, be encouraged, and be challenged by the wisdom shared by Pastor Ken Keltner and Chuck Gourley.We have attached a link to all the session recordings from our Pastor's and Youth Worker's Conference and we would highly encourage you to go and listen to them, and maybe they can be an encouragement to you.https://www.southlandcamp.org/sermons-from-southland.html

During this final week in the life of Moses, we will examine several portions of Scripture that he wrote as he prepared to hand over the leadership of the nation to Joshua. Throughout this study of Moses' life, we have explored his “mountain moments” and his “valley moments”—that is, we have studied both his obedience and his disobedience. This week, however, we will focus on the legacy Moses leaves behind and his challenge to the nation of Israel to continue following God and trusting Him to provide. We have thoroughly enjoyed this study, and it is our prayer that you have grown in your dependence on God and have learned from the mistakes of the Israelites.

During this final week in the life of Moses, we will examine several portions of Scripture that he wrote as he prepared to hand over the leadership of the nation to Joshua. Throughout this study of Moses' life, we have explored his “mountain moments” and his “valley moments”—that is, we have studied both his obedience and his disobedience. This week, however, we will focus on the legacy Moses leaves behind and his challenge to the nation of Israel to continue following God and trusting Him to provide. We have thoroughly enjoyed this study, and it is our prayer that you have grown in your dependence on God and have learned from the mistakes of the Israelites.

During this final week in the life of Moses, we will examine several portions of Scripture that he wrote as he prepared to hand over the leadership of the nation to Joshua. Throughout this study of Moses' life, we have explored his “mountain moments” and his “valley moments”—that is, we have studied both his obedience and his disobedience. This week, however, we will focus on the legacy Moses leaves behind and his challenge to the nation of Israel to continue following God and trusting Him to provide. We have thoroughly enjoyed this study, and it is our prayer that you have grown in your dependence on God and have learned from the mistakes of the Israelites.

During this final week in the life of Moses, we will examine several portions of Scripture that he wrote as he prepared to hand over the leadership of the nation to Joshua. Throughout this study of Moses' life, we have explored his “mountain moments” and his “valley moments”—that is, we have studied both his obedience and his disobedience. This week, however, we will focus on the legacy Moses leaves behind and his challenge to the nation of Israel to continue following God and trusting Him to provide. We have thoroughly enjoyed this study, and it is our prayer that you have grown in your dependence on God and have learned from the mistakes of the Israelites.

On today's Friday Focus episode Malachi Herbster has a conversation with Coach Jason Bell.//Jason Bell has been the head men's basketball coach at Pensacola Christian College since June 2021. He graduated from Crown College with a bachelor's degree in secondary education in 1998. Bell also published a book in 2019 titled Coach Your Team, Not Your Sport. Bell was born in Adrian, MI, but spent most of his adult life in Wyoming and Colorado. As a young man, Bell played on the high school basketball and soccer teams in Adrian, MI, and played three years while attending Crown College. Bell has fourteen years of coaching experience, leading the men's basketball varsity team at Front Range Baptist Academy from 2007 to 2021. While at Front Range, Bell led his team to a 191–107 record which included three state championships, four Sweet Sixteen appearances, and two Great Eight appearances. He also earned CHSAA 5280 League Coach of the Year in 2019.Upon his arrival at PCC in 2021, Bell got right to work recruiting incoming freshmen, graduate students, and transfers. With a new program and new players, Bell dove in feet first and has been coaching the Eagles for the last three seasons. With an overall record of 30-44 (16-17 in conference play) Coach Bell and the Eagles worked their way into the NCCAA South Region Championship game in 2024 for the first time since the 2015-2016 post-season. Outside of basketball, Bell has been a financial advisor in Cheyenne, WY, an experience that shaped his views concerning building professional relationships with coworkers and clients. “My view is that when God gives talents, He gives them to us so that we will use those talents to bring others closer to Him,” said Coach Bell. “I'd like our basketball family to encourage our players and our opponents to use their talents to move people closer to God.” Bell and his wife Chastity have three daughters, Mary Beth, Abby, and Aubrey. In his spare time, Bell has enjoyed continuing to coach as well as spending time on the lake by his home in Colorado.//Bio taken from www.pcceagles.com

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into one of the most sobering moments in Moses' leadership journey. As the Israelites grumble once again over their thirst, Moses reaches a breaking point—and instead of following God's command, he takes matters into his own hands. What does this passage teach us about obedience, leadership, and the weight of representing God well? Join us as we explore how a moment of frustration cost Moses the Promised Land, and what this means for our walk with God today.

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into one of the most sobering moments in Moses' leadership journey. As the Israelites grumble once again over their thirst, Moses reaches a breaking point—and instead of following God's command, he takes matters into his own hands. What does this passage teach us about obedience, leadership, and the weight of representing God well? Join us as we explore how a moment of frustration cost Moses the Promised Land, and what this means for our walk with God today.

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into one of the most sobering moments in Moses' leadership journey. As the Israelites grumble once again over their thirst, Moses reaches a breaking point—and instead of following God's command, he takes matters into his own hands. What does this passage teach us about obedience, leadership, and the weight of representing God well? Join us as we explore how a moment of frustration cost Moses the Promised Land, and what this means for our walk with God today.

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into one of the most sobering moments in Moses' leadership journey. As the Israelites grumble once again over their thirst, Moses reaches a breaking point—and instead of following God's command, he takes matters into his own hands. What does this passage teach us about obedience, leadership, and the weight of representing God well? Join us as we explore how a moment of frustration cost Moses the Promised Land, and what this means for our walk with God today.

Several weeks ago, we had the privilege of speaking with Jonathan Preshong, who will be leading the Green Team during the summer of 2025. In this week's edition of the Friday Focus, we're excited to introduce another key leader for the upcoming summer—Josh Gillespie, the team leader for the Blue Team.Josh is no stranger to Southland, having faithfully served over the past three summers in a variety of roles, including as a member of the grounds crew and a camp counselor. His experience, commitment, and heart for ministry make him a valuable asset to the leadership team, and we're eager for you to get to know him better.

This week on Walk Talks, we journey through a pivotal stretch of Israel's wilderness wanderings. From the spies' fearful report and the people's rebellion in Numbers 13–14 to God's judgment and mercy, we see how unbelief can cloud vision and how intercession can move the heart of God. Then, in chapters 15–17, we witness both the consequences of disobedience and God's reaffirmation of His chosen leaders. Through Korah's rebellion and Aaron's budding staff, the Lord makes clear who He has appointed and what it means to trust and follow Him fully. Join us as we unpack these sobering yet hope-filled chapters and ask the question: Will we walk by fear or by faith?

This week on Walk Talks, we journey through a pivotal stretch of Israel's wilderness wanderings. From the spies' fearful report and the people's rebellion in Numbers 13–14 to God's judgment and mercy, we see how unbelief can cloud vision and how intercession can move the heart of God. Then, in chapters 15–17, we witness both the consequences of disobedience and God's reaffirmation of His chosen leaders. Through Korah's rebellion and Aaron's budding staff, the Lord makes clear who He has appointed and what it means to trust and follow Him fully. Join us as we unpack these sobering yet hope-filled chapters and ask the question: Will we walk by fear or by faith?

This week on Walk Talks, we journey through a pivotal stretch of Israel's wilderness wanderings. From the spies' fearful report and the people's rebellion in Numbers 13–14 to God's judgment and mercy, we see how unbelief can cloud vision and how intercession can move the heart of God. Then, in chapters 15–17, we witness both the consequences of disobedience and God's reaffirmation of His chosen leaders. Through Korah's rebellion and Aaron's budding staff, the Lord makes clear who He has appointed and what it means to trust and follow Him fully. Join us as we unpack these sobering yet hope-filled chapters and ask the question: Will we walk by fear or by faith?

This week on Walk Talks, we journey through a pivotal stretch of Israel's wilderness wanderings. From the spies' fearful report and the people's rebellion in Numbers 13–14 to God's judgment and mercy, we see how unbelief can cloud vision and how intercession can move the heart of God. Then, in chapters 15–17, we witness both the consequences of disobedience and God's reaffirmation of His chosen leaders. Through Korah's rebellion and Aaron's budding staff, the Lord makes clear who He has appointed and what it means to trust and follow Him fully. Join us as we unpack these sobering yet hope-filled chapters and ask the question: Will we walk by fear or by faith?

Relationships are often complex, yet they form an essential part of our daily lives. Among the most significant—and sometimes most challenging—is the mother-daughter relationship. This unique bond is deeply rooted in emotion, identity, and shared experiences, shaping both individuals in profound ways. While it can be a source of unconditional love and support, it may also involve moments of tension, misunderstanding, and growth. Understanding and nurturing this relationship is key to fostering mutual respect, empathy, and lifelong connection. On this edition of Friday Focus, Emaley and Emily sit down with Jan Bradford and discuss practical ways in which a mother can connect and instruct their daughters that model the biblical woman as presented in Proverbs 31. The ladies also talk through ways that a daughter can learn to communicate with their mom and grow in that relationship.

This week on Walk Talks, we journey through Exodus 32–34, where Israel's devastating failure at the foot of Mount Sinai meets the overwhelming mercy of God. We explore the shocking scene of the golden calf, Moses' bold intercession, and the renewal of the covenant after Israel's rebellion. These chapters confront us with the weight of sin, the power of intercessory prayer, and the glory of God's presence. Join us as we unpack how God's justice and grace collide—and what that means for our own walk with Him today.

Southland has been privileged to play a role in the nurturing and preparation of numerous men and women who are now serving God in full-time ministry. One such individual is Steve Murila, a native of Kenya. Steve spent several summers at Southland, working as a counselor and on the program team, where he also met his wife, Kelly. Today, Steve has returned to Kenya, where he is actively involved in hosting teen and junior camps. In this episode of Friday Focus, Malachi sits down with Steve to learn more about his ministry in Kenya.

This week on Walk Talks, we journey through Exodus 32–34, where Israel's devastating failure at the foot of Mount Sinai meets the overwhelming mercy of God. We explore the shocking scene of the golden calf, Moses' bold intercession, and the renewal of the covenant after Israel's rebellion. These chapters confront us with the weight of sin, the power of intercessory prayer, and the glory of God's presence. Join us as we unpack how God's justice and grace collide—and what that means for our own walk with Him today.

This week on Walk Talks, we journey through Exodus 32–34, where Israel's devastating failure at the foot of Mount Sinai meets the overwhelming mercy of God. We explore the shocking scene of the golden calf, Moses' bold intercession, and the renewal of the covenant after Israel's rebellion. These chapters confront us with the weight of sin, the power of intercessory prayer, and the glory of God's presence. Join us as we unpack how God's justice and grace collide—and what that means for our own walk with Him today.

Southland has been privileged to play a role in the nurturing and preparation of numerous men and women who are now serving God in full-time ministry. One such individual is Steve Murila, a native of Kenya. Steve spent several summers at Southland, working as a counselor and on the program team, where he also met his wife, Kelly. Today, Steve has returned to Kenya, where he is actively involved in hosting teen and junior camps. In this episode of Friday Focus, Malachi sits down with Steve to learn more about his ministry in Kenya.Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheMurilas/reels/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/younglionchristiancamp/Email - stemurila@gmail.com

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 19-20, where Israel gathers at the foot of Mount Sinai and experiences the awe-inspiring presence of God. We explore how God establishes His covenant with His people, the significance of the Ten Commandments, and what it means to live in obedience to His law. Why did God descend in fire and thunder? How does this moment shape Israel's identity—and ours today? Join us as we unpack these powerful chapters and reflect on what it means to walk in reverence before a holy God.

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 19-20, where Israel gathers at the foot of Mount Sinai and experiences the awe-inspiring presence of God. We explore how God establishes His covenant with His people, the significance of the Ten Commandments, and what it means to live in obedience to His law. Why did God descend in fire and thunder? How does this moment shape Israel's identity—and ours today? Join us as we unpack these powerful chapters and reflect on what it means to walk in reverence before a holy God.

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 19-20, where Israel gathers at the foot of Mount Sinai and experiences the awe-inspiring presence of God. We explore how God establishes His covenant with His people, the significance of the Ten Commandments, and what it means to live in obedience to His law. Why did God descend in fire and thunder? How does this moment shape Israel's identity—and ours today? Join us as we unpack these powerful chapters and reflect on what it means to walk in reverence before a holy God.

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 19-20, where Israel gathers at the foot of Mount Sinai and experiences the awe-inspiring presence of God. We explore how God establishes His covenant with His people, the significance of the Ten Commandments, and what it means to live in obedience to His law. Why did God descend in fire and thunder? How does this moment shape Israel's identity—and ours today? Join us as we unpack these powerful chapters and reflect on what it means to walk in reverence before a holy God.

Introducing the Summer 2025 Green Team Lead: Jonathan Preshong!We are thrilled to announce one of the team leaders for Southland 2025 Swampland Showdown. Jonathan brings passion, leadership, and a competitive spirit to the Green Team, and we can't wait to see how he inspires his team this summer. Today, Micah Herbster sits down with Jonathan to discuss his vision, goals, and what it takes to lead a winning team.From team strategy to building camaraderie, Jonathan shares his insights on what makes a strong and united group. Whether you're competing, cheering, or just along for the ride, this summer is shaping up to be one for the books. Stay tuned for an exciting conversation!

This week Walk Talks, we journey through Exodus 16-18, exploring God's provision, guidance, and power in the lives of the Israelites. We'll discuss how God miraculously provided manna and quail in the wilderness, teaching His people to trust in His daily provision. We'll also examine the wisdom of Jethro's advice to Moses on leadership and delegation, offering practical insights for our own lives.

This week Walk Talks, we journey through Exodus 16-18, exploring God's provision, guidance, and power in the lives of the Israelites. We'll discuss how God miraculously provided manna and quail in the wilderness, teaching His people to trust in His daily provision. We'll also examine the wisdom of Jethro's advice to Moses on leadership and delegation, offering practical insights for our own lives.

This week Walk Talks, we journey through Exodus 16-18, exploring God's provision, guidance, and power in the lives of the Israelites. We'll discuss how God miraculously provided manna and quail in the wilderness, teaching His people to trust in His daily provision. We'll also examine the wisdom of Jethro's advice to Moses on leadership and delegation, offering practical insights for our own lives.

This week Walk Talks, we journey through Exodus 16-18, exploring God's provision, guidance, and power in the lives of the Israelites. We'll discuss how God miraculously provided manna and quail in the wilderness, teaching His people to trust in His daily provision. We'll also examine the wisdom of Jethro's advice to Moses on leadership and delegation, offering practical insights for our own lives.

In our culture today, we have seen a lot of teenagers leave their youth group and view the church service as unnecessary and boring. How do we change this stigma and get more teens involved in their church? Today, Micah and Emily Herbster talk to Mark and Amy Herbster on this topic and discuss ways to help teens.Family Conversations - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/family-conversations/id1742877904

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 13-15, where God leads His people out of Egypt and displays His mighty power at the Red Sea. We'll explore how God guides the Israelites with a pillar of cloud and fire, the significance of the firstborn's consecration, and the ultimate deliverance as He parts the sea to rescue His people from Pharaoh's army. Through these chapters, we see God's faithfulness, His call to trust in Him, and the powerful song of praise that follows His miraculous salvation.

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 13-15, where God leads His people out of Egypt and displays His mighty power at the Red Sea. We'll explore how God guides the Israelites with a pillar of cloud and fire, the significance of the firstborn's consecration, and the ultimate deliverance as He parts the sea to rescue His people from Pharaoh's army. Through these chapters, we see God's faithfulness, His call to trust in Him, and the powerful song of praise that follows His miraculous salvation.

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 13-15, where God leads His people out of Egypt and displays His mighty power at the Red Sea. We'll explore how God guides the Israelites with a pillar of cloud and fire, the significance of the firstborn's consecration, and the ultimate deliverance as He parts the sea to rescue His people from Pharaoh's army. Through these chapters, we see God's faithfulness, His call to trust in Him, and the powerful song of praise that follows His miraculous salvation.

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 13-15, where God leads His people out of Egypt and displays His mighty power at the Red Sea. We'll explore how God guides the Israelites with a pillar of cloud and fire, the significance of the firstborn's consecration, and the ultimate deliverance as He parts the sea to rescue His people from Pharaoh's army. Through these chapters, we see God's faithfulness, His call to trust in Him, and the powerful song of praise that follows His miraculous salvation.

One of the most common questions we receive from teenagers and college students when discussing summer camp opportunities is, “Why now?” Why should you work at camp this summer?In this episode of Friday Focus, Malachi Herbster sits down with Dan Sisk, Program Director at Southland Christian Ministries, to discuss the many benefits of working at camp and why now is the perfect time to get involved.

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 9-12, where God's mighty hand brings the final plagues upon Egypt, culminating in the first Passover and the long-awaited deliverance of the Israelites. As Pharaoh's heart remains hardened, God displays His justice and mercy, making a clear distinction between His people and their oppressors. Join us as we explore the significance of these events, the foreshadowing of Christ in the Passover lamb, and what it means for us today. How does God's deliverance in Exodus point to our ultimate rescue through Jesus?

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 9-12, where God's mighty hand brings the final plagues upon Egypt, culminating in the first Passover and the long-awaited deliverance of the Israelites. As Pharaoh's heart remains hardened, God displays His justice and mercy, making a clear distinction between His people and their oppressors. Join us as we explore the significance of these events, the foreshadowing of Christ in the Passover lamb, and what it means for us today. How does God's deliverance in Exodus point to our ultimate rescue through Jesus?

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 9-12, where God's mighty hand brings the final plagues upon Egypt, culminating in the first Passover and the long-awaited deliverance of the Israelites. As Pharaoh's heart remains hardened, God displays His justice and mercy, making a clear distinction between His people and their oppressors. Join us as we explore the significance of these events, the foreshadowing of Christ in the Passover lamb, and what it means for us today. How does God's deliverance in Exodus point to our ultimate rescue through Jesus?

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 9-12, where God's mighty hand brings the final plagues upon Egypt, culminating in the first Passover and the long-awaited deliverance of the Israelites. As Pharaoh's heart remains hardened, God displays His justice and mercy, making a clear distinction between His people and their oppressors. Join us as we explore the significance of these events, the foreshadowing of Christ in the Passover lamb, and what it means for us today. How does God's deliverance in Exodus point to our ultimate rescue through Jesus?

In this episode of Friday Focus, Mike and Amy Herbster sit down with Dr. Tim and Stacie Zacharias to talk about the ways in which Christians can overcome grief. The Herbsters and Zachariases discuss how Jesus Himself experienced sorrow, how God meets us in our brokenness, and how we can lean on His promises for comfort. We'll also talk about practical ways to process grief in a way that honors God—acknowledging our pain while clinging to the hope we have in Christ. If you or someone you love is struggling with grief, we pray this episode brings encouragement, hope, and a renewed sense of God's nearness. You are not alone—He walks with you every step of the way.Secret Doubts - https://strivingtogether.com/products/secret-doubtsThe Plan B Prayer - https://a.co/d/7QljbOaFret Not - https://www.joyfullifesundayschool.com/Product.aspx?sbn=0000408417&q=20244Campus Church Website - https://campuschurch.com/Why Am I So Angry by Debi Pryde - https://www.shopironwood.org/

This week Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 5-8, where Moses and Aaron confront Pharaoh, demanding that he let God's people go. As Pharaoh hardens his heart, God displays His unmatched power through a series of devastating plagues. From turning the Nile into blood to infestations of frogs, gnats, and flies, we see both God's judgment on Egypt and His faithfulness to Israel. Join us as we explore the spiritual lessons behind these events—how resistance to God leads to destruction, but obedience brings deliverance.

This week Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 5-8, where Moses and Aaron confront Pharaoh, demanding that he let God's people go. As Pharaoh hardens his heart, God displays His unmatched power through a series of devastating plagues. From turning the Nile into blood to infestations of frogs, gnats, and flies, we see both God's judgment on Egypt and His faithfulness to Israel. Join us as we explore the spiritual lessons behind these events—how resistance to God leads to destruction, but obedience brings deliverance.

This week Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 5-8, where Moses and Aaron confront Pharaoh, demanding that he let God's people go. As Pharaoh hardens his heart, God displays His unmatched power through a series of devastating plagues. From turning the Nile into blood to infestations of frogs, gnats, and flies, we see both God's judgment on Egypt and His faithfulness to Israel. Join us as we explore the spiritual lessons behind these events—how resistance to God leads to destruction, but obedience brings deliverance.

This week Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 5-8, where Moses and Aaron confront Pharaoh, demanding that he let God's people go. As Pharaoh hardens his heart, God displays His unmatched power through a series of devastating plagues. From turning the Nile into blood to infestations of frogs, gnats, and flies, we see both God's judgment on Egypt and His faithfulness to Israel. Join us as we explore the spiritual lessons behind these events—how resistance to God leads to destruction, but obedience brings deliverance.

Tina Weaver (previously known as Tina Parry) is a longtime friend and former staff member of Southland Christian Ministries. She began her ministry at Southland as a summer counselor in 2005, and by her final summer in 2023, she was serving as one of the lead counselors. For 29 years, the Lord graciously gifted Tina with singleness, which she used to bless and encourage other single women to remain faithful.In May 2024, Tina married Eric Weaver and now resides in Maryland, where she teaches music.This week on Friday Focus: Ladies' Edition, Tina joins Emaley Gillespie and Emily Herbster to discuss how single women can use their current season of life to glorify God and serve Him. Our prayer is that anyone listening to this episode who may be struggling with singleness will be encouraged to trust God's plan and use their season of singleness to serve Him and others.

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 4, where Moses wrestles with doubt, fear, and God's call on his life. As God equips Moses with miraculous signs and reassures him of His presence, Moses still hesitates—offering excuses that sound all too familiar. How does God respond to our fears and insecurities? What does this passage teach us about trusting His plan, even when we feel inadequate? Join us as we explore the powerful lessons from this chapter and discover how God's strength is made perfect in our weakness.

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 4, where Moses wrestles with doubt, fear, and God's call on his life. As God equips Moses with miraculous signs and reassures him of His presence, Moses still hesitates—offering excuses that sound all too familiar. How does God respond to our fears and insecurities? What does this passage teach us about trusting His plan, even when we feel inadequate? Join us as we explore the powerful lessons from this chapter and discover how God's strength is made perfect in our weakness.

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 4, where Moses wrestles with doubt, fear, and God's call on his life. As God equips Moses with miraculous signs and reassures him of His presence, Moses still hesitates—offering excuses that sound all too familiar. How does God respond to our fears and insecurities? What does this passage teach us about trusting His plan, even when we feel inadequate? Join us as we explore the powerful lessons from this chapter and discover how God's strength is made perfect in our weakness.

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into Exodus 4, where Moses wrestles with doubt, fear, and God's call on his life. As God equips Moses with miraculous signs and reassures him of His presence, Moses still hesitates—offering excuses that sound all too familiar. How does God respond to our fears and insecurities? What does this passage teach us about trusting His plan, even when we feel inadequate? Join us as we explore the powerful lessons from this chapter and discover how God's strength is made perfect in our weakness.

This week on Friday Focus, Micah Herbster is joined by Pastor Dave Keck to discuss how young men can know that God is calling them into the ministry. Pastor Dave is the pastor of Kingsway Baptist Church, which is lies just down the road from camp. Before he became a pastor, Pastor Keck was on staff at Southland Christian Ministries in the finance department. Outer prayer is that any young men listening might be encouraged to heed God's call into the ministry and seek out those who would be able to assist them on that journey.