CF Students Podcast Logan Aeschlimann

Logan wrapped up the night by giving us his last words for the school year and he taught in Mathew 11:28-30. He spoke about what it means for Jesus to be gentle, lowly, and accessible. Jesus's heart is full of love and compassion and it is available to us at all times. He is constantly inviting us into this love.



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Lucas Herron continues our last words series as he teaches how Jesus was Human, just like me and you are today. He dives into what it looks like to trust Jesus with all of our everyday lives since we know that Jesus has lived through the exact same temptations.



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Josh Roach starts off our last series of the school year, called Last Words. He is a senior at Dobyns-Bennett High School and in this message, he unpacks ​​Ephesians 6:10-20 and teaches about what it means for us to put on the armor of God.



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This week, Logan led a discussion with two leaders, Kaleb and Liv Fielden, and two students, Ella Pitts and Pace Johnson, discussing their experiences with identity. They opened up with incredible insight and powerful testimony on how this journey has been for them, sharing how their views of God, themselves, and others have changed. We wrapped up the time by hearing directly from Pace and Ella about the kingdom and empire and how both have directly impacted their lives and their community.



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This week we explore the concept of how our world is almost entirely empire and separation. Many good, Jesus-loving believers are in a separated world view and they don't even know. We have an invitation to learn the truth of God, what he says about us, and how that gives us holy boundaries to go and love others through Jesus.



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Logan highlights three stories from Mark 5, revealing Jesus as personal, powerful, and purposeful. These narratives underscore how Jesus is powerful over problems, desires a personal relationship with us, and He is purposeful in the midst of our pain.