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Seth Phipps invites Hal Foster, the newly appointed Student Ministry Assistant, to share his personal testimony and a message. Hal recounts his journey from a 15-year career as a car dealer to answering a clear call from God into ministry, emphasizing the profound sense of obedience that guided his decision. Drawing from Luke 15, Hal’s central message is the comforting truth that "you can always come home" to God, urging students to overcome shame and recognize God's relentless pursuit. Seth further elaborates on the parables, highlighting the immense joy in heaven over one sinner who repents and God's extravagant welcome for those who return.
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