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Christian Student Fellowship at IUPUI
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Christian Student Fellowship (CSF) is a Christian community of college students dedicated to obeying Jesus Christ. We are a non-denominational Christian campus ministry at IUPUI, and our mission is to pursue, model and teach intimacy with God, in Christian community.
Andrew, Lynsey, and Cole share a message from Romans 8:18-30 where we see that creation, ourselves, and the Holy Spirit sigh together, longing for the Second Coming of Jesus.
Andrew, Rena, and Corbin bring a message from Acts 12:1-17, a scene where God responds to the prayers of the Church in amazing way. But what about James’ too soon exit?
Andrew Hodges, Karis Blacklock, and Andrew Blake share a message about confessing our sins to one another from James 5:13-20. This message was recorded live from the IU Indy campus.
Andrew, Emily, and Jackson share a message from Job 38-42:6, in which we learn more about what Adoration in Suffering can look like.
Andrew, Olivia, and Austin share a message to open up our series on prayer, giving an overview of what we’ll be studying all semester. Does it really matter if we pray? If so, how should we go about it?
Andrew, Emalee, and Devin share a message to wrap up our semester theme about Elijah’s transition into heaven and Elisha’s journey as his successor. Are you ready for the next moment of change God is about bring into your life?
Andrew, Rachel, and Sterling share a message from 2 Kings 1:8-17, as God is protecting his prophet from harm and further proving to Ahaziah that YHWH is the true God.
Andrew Hodges shares a message about the calling of Elisha and how the cloak-throw is something that should confirm all of us in the calling God has upon our own lives.
Andrew, Alex, and Matthew cover a difficult time in the life and ministry of Elijah. He was anticipating revival in northern Israel, and instead he ended up with a death threat. What are the implications of his depressed reaction for our own lives?
Andrew, Lucy, and Matt share about 1 Kings 17:8-24, where Elijah is hit with more than one unexpected circumstance. What are the lessons we need to soak in as we study through this passage? Through it all, we know that God can handle our questions and He welcomes them.
Andrew, Grace, and Brady share a message to start off our series through the ministry of Elijah. The initiation of his ministry came out of persevering prayer and we work to unpack what this means for us today!
Andrew Hodges, Tifany Otis, and Logan Owens share a recap message of our Bear Fruit theme by looking at Galatians 5:24-6:11.
Andrew Hodges, Ali Medler, and Tyler Hess share a message from Proverbs 7, exploring the rivalry between self-control and sensuality.
Is God good? Is His word trustworthy? Andrew, Rachel, and Olivia share a message from Nehemiah chapter 8, and they work to answer these tough questions we ask as we live this life together.
Andrew, Emalee, and Logan share a message that works to contrast the words joy and hostility that are found in Galatians chapter 5. God’s will for all of us is to learn what true happiness is supposed to look like.
Andrew Hodges, Tori Bonar, and Brett Scrogham deliver a message to introduce our Bear Fruit theme from Galatians 5:18-23 and John 15:1-17.
Andrew, Katherine, and Sterling share a message that spans from Genesis to Revelation, helping us understand that all of history is headed in a direction where all wrongs will be made right.
Andrew, Alissa, and Matt share a message about Jesus’ final words before dying on the cross for the sins of us all. What does this mean for our own personal legacies as Christians?
Andrew Hodges, Karis Blacklock, and Cole Seubring deliver a message from John 3 and Numbers 21 about how we are to be linked to our Lifted Savior who was a picture of what happened in the wilderness with Israel’s copper serpent.
Andrew Hodges, Anna Benson, and Brady Baker continued our series through Hyperlinked with a message from Mark 7:31-37 that links back to Genesis 1:31. Does God sing? If so, how long has this been going on and what does it mean for us?
Andrew, Myra, and Jacob share about the link from Hosea 11 to Matthew 2, “Out of Egypt I have called my son.” Jesus has given us hope in chaos, for life, and He pursues us with His compassion.
Andrew, Emily, and Katie bring a message to wrap up our Set Apart theme entitled, “To Shine is to Show.” They unpack three passages that show us what it should be like to shine in this dark world
Andrew Hodges, Bomi Anifowose, and Daniel Odumosu deliver a message on 1 Corinthians chapter six.
Andrew Hodges, Rachel Reiter, and Liam Welch share a message about the three exams Jesus faced in Matthew 4:1-11. The main objective the Devil had was to get Jesus to forget about the fact of Him being the Beloved Son.
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Andrew Hodges, Makenzie Weber, and Martins Igwe share a message on the importance of the Sabbath in the lives of Christians today and how it should set us apart from the world around us.
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Andrew Hodges, Emalee Gillespie, and Isaac Wright dig into the last song recorded in the Bible (Revelation 15:1-4). In it, they share why we should be hopeful in light of Jesus’ imminent return.
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Andrew Hodges sits down with Taylor Sidwell, Ben Shoemaker, and Josh Lamb to talk about the Prison Song in Acts 16. They work to answer the question of how and when we should share our faith in Jesus.
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Andrew Hodges, Anna Carrie, and Ethan Fosnot share a message from Genesis 1:2 to start off our God In Us series for the Spring 2022 semester. We hope this message encourages you to remember that God is the only one who can bring creation from chaos.
Our theme for the Spring 2022 semester is called "God in Us" as we go through a study on the appearances of the Holy Spirit in the Bible. Many of us grew up with ideas or stereotypes when it comes to the third Person in the Godhead; this is why we are so excited to jump headlong into this 13-week study (Old and New Testament) that will walk through different key scriptures.
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Andrew Hodges, Kristina Powlen, and Luke Rasberry give a message from 2 Corinthians 13.
Our theme for the Fall 2021 semester is called "Your Best Life" as we go through the book of 2 Corinthians. People in our world are not shy about telling us what they think our best lives should look like. The things they sell and the pressures they apply are ever-present. In his second letter to the church in Corinth, a man named Paul outlines what your best life looks like in the eyes of Jesus. Join us this semester as we lean into 13 weeks of study that will stress the reality of a God who knows how you can live the best life possible.
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Andrew Hodges, Rachel Reiter, and Braden Herendeen give a message from 2 Corinthians 12 to remind us that Jesus is all that we need in this word of status and strength.
Our theme for the Fall 2021 semester is called "Your Best Life" as we go through the book of 2 Corinthians. People in our world are not shy about telling us what they think our best lives should look like. The things they sell and the pressures they apply are ever-present. In his second letter to the church in Corinth, a man named Paul outlines what your best life looks like in the eyes of Jesus. Join us this semester as we lean into 13 weeks of study that will stress the reality of a God who knows how you can live the best life possible.
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Listen to the message from our third Fall 2021 Night of Worship! We continue our semester-long series through 2 Corinthians called, "Your Best Life", with a message entitled "The Generous Life" from 2 Corinthians 8.
Our theme for the Fall 2021 semester is called "Your Best Life" as we go through the book of 2 Corinthians. People in our world are not shy about telling us what they think our best lives should look like. The things they sell and the pressures they apply are ever-present. In his second letter to the church in Corinth, a man named Paul outlines what your best life looks like in the eyes of Jesus. Join us this semester as we lean into 13 weeks of study that will stress the reality of a God who knows how you can live the best life possible.
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Check out our second Night of Worship of the 2021 Fall Semester!
Our theme for the Fall 2021 semester is called "Your Best Life" as we go through the book of 2 Corinthians. People in our world are not shy about telling us what they think our best lives should look like. The things they sell and the pressures they apply are ever-present. In his second letter to the church in Corinth, a man named Paul outlines what your best life looks like in the eyes of Jesus. Join us this semester as we lean into 13 weeks of study that will stress the reality of a God who knows how you can live the best life possible.
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Check out our first Night of Worship of the 2021 Fall Semester!
Our theme for the Fall 2021 semester is called "Your Best Life" as we go through the book of 2 Corinthians. People in our world are not shy about telling us what they think our best lives should look like. The things they sell and the pressures they apply are ever-present. In his second letter to the church in Corinth, a man named Paul outlines what your best life looks like in the eyes of Jesus. Join us this semester as we lean into 13 weeks of study that will stress the reality of a God who knows how you can live the best life possible.
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Check out our last Night of Worship of the 2021 Spring Semester! We’ll wrap up our semester-long series called, "Makings of a Messiah," in which we took a look at 15 different scenes from Jesus' life. Our theme will be taken from Matthew 28:16-20 and Mark 16:15-16, and we are calling it “See You Soon”. In another shocking turn of events, Jesus announces that He would be leaving, with a promise to return to set all things right.
The emphasis of this study is to get a better perspective on the life of Jesus. The Jews had their beliefs on what the Messiah (Anointed One) would bring to the table upon his arrival, and Jesus was not what they had in mind. Instead of coming in violent opposition to the Roman Empire, Jesus came as a humble baby and died a humiliating death. Yet with Jesus’ resurrection, He showed us who he really was (and is). Jesus will never fit into who we want Him to be. He will actually prove Himself to be so much more than we could ever imagine.
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Check out our April Night of Worship of the 2021 Spring Semester! We’ll continue our semester-long series called, "Makings of a Messiah," in which we will take a look at 15 different scenes from Jesus' life. Our theme will be taken from Matthew 26:17-29, and we are calling it “The Messiah's Meal”. On the night before his death, Jesus institutes a meal with his disciples with bread and wine.
The emphasis of this study is to get a better perspective on the life of Jesus. The Jews had their beliefs on what the Messiah (Anointed One) would bring to the table upon his arrival, and Jesus was not what they had in mind. Instead of coming in violent opposition to the Roman Empire, Jesus came as a humble baby and died a humiliating death. Yet with Jesus’ resurrection, He showed us who he really was (and is). Jesus will never fit into who we want Him to be. He will actually prove Himself to be so much more than we could ever imagine.
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Check out our third Night of Worship of the 2021 Spring Semester! We’ll continue our semester-long series called, "Makings of a Messiah," in which we will take a look at 15 different scenes from Jesus' life. Our theme will be taken from John 7:52-8:11, and we are calling it “Standing for the Stained”. The religious leaders thought they stumped Jesus, but they found themselves dropping rocks.
The emphasis of this study is to get a better perspective on the life of Jesus. The Jews had their beliefs on what the Messiah (Anointed One) would bring to the table upon his arrival, and Jesus was not what they had in mind. Instead of coming in violent opposition to the Roman Empire, Jesus came as a humble baby and died a humiliating death. Yet with Jesus’ resurrection, He showed us who he really was (and is). Jesus will never fit into who we want Him to be. He will actually prove Himself to be so much more than we could ever imagine.
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Check out our second Night of Worship of the 2021 Spring Semester! We’ll continue our semester-long series called, "Makings of a Messiah," in which we will take a look at 15 different scenes from Jesus' life. Our theme will be taken from John 2:13-22, and we are calling it “The Stunt and the Sign”. As Jesus starts His earthly ministry, He violently confronts the profiteers in the Temple.
The emphasis of this study is to get a better perspective on the life of Jesus. The Jews had their beliefs on what the Messiah (Anointed One) would bring to the table upon his arrival, and Jesus was not what they had in mind. Instead of coming in violent opposition to the Roman Empire, Jesus came as a humble baby and died a humiliating death. Yet with Jesus’ resurrection, He showed us who he really was (and is). Jesus will never fit into who we want Him to be. He will actually prove Himself to be so much more than we could ever imagine.
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• YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UC6e76TemyDULPBQ-9Kc2zMw
Check out our first Night of Worship of the 2021 Spring Semester! We’ll kick off a new semester-long series called, "Makings of a Messiah," in which we will take a look at 15 different scenes from Jesus' life. Our theme will be taken from Matthew 1:18-25 and Luke 2:1-21, and we are calling it “Blessed Baby”. The birth of Jesus had humility and glory written all over it.
The emphasis of this study is to get a better perspective on the life of Jesus. The Jews had their beliefs on what the Messiah (Anointed One) would bring to the table upon his arrival, and Jesus was not what they had in mind. Instead of coming in violent opposition to the Roman Empire, Jesus came as a humble baby and died a humiliating death. Yet with Jesus’ resurrection, He showed us who he really was (and is). Jesus will never fit into who we want Him to be. He will actually prove Himself to be so much more than we could ever imagine.
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Check out our last Night of Worship of the 2020 Fall Semester! Our theme will be taken from 2 Kings 2:1-18, and we are calling it the “Whirlwind of Change.”
We are wrapping up our theme of Whirlwind, which is a study through the ministry of the Old Testament prophet, Elijah. All of us have been through whirlwind moments in our lives, both positive and negative. In these whirlwind moments, we lose control and have to hold on until they pass. Life is about riding the highs and the lows, allowing God to do far more exceedingly beyond what we can ask or imagine (Eph 3:20).
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Check out our fourth Night of Worship of the 2020 Fall Semester! Our theme will be taken from 2 Kings 1:7-18, and we are calling it the “Whirlwind of Control.” We hope it reminds us all that God is offering us hope if we'll only release control!
We are continuing our new theme of Whirlwind, which is a study through the ministry of the Old Testament prophet, Elijah. All of us have been through whirlwind moments in our lives, both positive and negative. In these whirlwind moments, we lose control and have to hold on until they pass. Life is about riding the highs and the lows, allowing God to do far more exceedingly beyond what we can ask or imagine (Eph 3:20).
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Join us for our third Night of Worship of this semester! Our theme will be taken from 1 Kings 19:1-9, and we are calling it the "Whirlwind of Depression." Students Sarah Phillips and Jordan Sullivan join Andrew Hodges for a message of hope in the midst of dark moments.
We are continuing our new theme of Whirlwind, which is a study through the ministry of the Old Testament prophet, Elijah. All of us have been through whirlwind moments in our lives, both positive and negative. In these whirlwind moments, we lose control and have to hold on until they pass. Life is about riding the highs and the lows, allowing God to do far more exceedingly beyond what we can ask or imagine (Eph 3:20).
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Our second Night of Worship of the 2020-2021 academic year! Our theme of the night is The Whirlwind of Accusation from 1 Kings 18:1-19.
We are continuing our new theme of Whirlwind, which is a study through the ministry of the Old Testament prophet, Elijah. All of us have been through whirlwind moments in our lives, both positive and negative. In these whirlwind moments, we lose control and have to hold on until they pass. Life is about riding the highs and the lows, allowing God to do far more exceedingly beyond what we can ask or imagine (Eph 3:20).
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• YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UC6e76TemyDULPBQ-9Kc2zMw
Our first Night of Worship of the 2020-2021 academic year! We are rolling out our new theme of Whirlwind, which is a study through the ministry of the Old Testament prophet, Elijah. All of us have been through whirlwind moments in our lives, both positive and negative. In these whirlwind moments, we lose control and have to hold on until they pass. Life is about riding the highs and the lows, allowing God to do far more exceedingly beyond what we can ask or imagine (Eph 3:20).
• Website: csfiupui.com
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• YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UC6e76TemyDULPBQ-9Kc2zMw