In this Summer Rewind episode, we revisit a helpful conversation with Dr. Guy Chmieleski, author and Vice President of Student Affairs at Friends University, all about adjusting to campus life.

Starting college can be both exciting and overwhelming. Dr. Chmieleski offers insight into what students can expect as they move onto campus for the first time—how to find key resources, who to talk to when challenges arise, and how to make the most of life in a new environment. It’s a great episode for anyone preparing to take their first steps into college life.

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In this Summer Rewind episode, we revisit a timely and honest conversation with Joel and Kitty Hurdle of Cru at Ole Miss about Greek life and faith.

Many Christian students wrestle with whether joining a sorority or fraternity aligns with their beliefs. Joel and Kitty offer insight into how students can stay rooted in their faith while being part of Greek life, and how these communities can even become places of influence and ministry when approached with intention and integrity.

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In this Summer Rewind episode, we revisit a leadership-focused conversation with William Vanderbloemen, author of Be The Unicorn.

William shares six key habits that set exceptional leaders apart—qualities that make people not just successful, but truly influential in their communities and relationships. He encourages high school seniors to begin developing these traits now so they can grow into leaders who make a lasting impact in college, church, and beyond.

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Check out William's book, Be The Unicorn: 12 Data-Driven Habits that Separate the Best Leaders from the Rest

In this Summer Rewind episode, we revisit a conversation with Trace Hamiter, founder and director of All Things Ministries.

Trace shares why building Christian community in college is so important—and how campus ministries can help students grow spiritually, build meaningful friendships, and find support during a major life transition. He also talks about the impact of the freshman retreats led by All Things Ministries and how those experiences help students start college with clarity, connection, and purpose.

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In this Summer Rewind episode, we revisit a conversation with author and speaker Mark Matlock about one of the most important qualities a student can develop before college: wisdom.

Mark unpacks what wisdom really looks like in everyday life and why it’s so crucial during the transition from high school to adulthood. As students begin making more independent and life-shaping decisions, learning to seek wisdom—rather than just knowledge—can lead to better choices, stronger faith, and lasting purpose.

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In this Summer Rewind episode, we revisit a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Jonathan Morrow, Director of Cultural Engagement and Student Discipleship at Impact 360 Institute and adjunct professor of apologetics at Biola University.

As an expert in Christian worldview and Gen Z culture, Dr. Morrow shares why it’s essential for students to understand what they believe and why—especially as they step into the college environment. Drawing from his books Welcome to College and Questioning the Bible, he offers practical advice to help students stay rooted in their faith and engage confidently with the questions and challenges they’ll face.

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This episode from our Summer Rewind series features Pete Hardesty and Josh Burnette, co-authors of Adulting 101: #Wisdom4Life.

As students prepare for life after high school, Pete and Josh offer practical advice on what it really means to step into adulthood. From managing responsibilities and setting goals to making wise decisions, this conversation is full of helpful insights for anyone navigating the transition to college or the workforce. Whether you're just starting out or need a refresher, this episode will equip you with tools to launch into adulthood with confidence.

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We’re continuing our Summer Rewind series with part two of our conversation with Dennis Stemmle, bestselling author and Lecturer at Coastal Carolina University.

In this episode, Dennis takes a closer look at procrastination—what it really is, why it happens, and how students can overcome it. He also unpacks how setting intentional goals can help college students move from simply surviving to living with purpose. Full of practical strategies and encouragement, this episode is a great listen for any student who wants to stay motivated and make the most of their college years.

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