Sunday sermons from Campus Light College Church — a church for college students at Rutgers University and Princeton University.
Check out our website at campuslight.org
Campus Light Sermons
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Sunday sermons from Campus Light College Church — a church for college students at Rutgers University and Princeton University. Check out our website at campuslight.org
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9/24/2024
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Recent Episodes
May 11, 2026
Equipped in the Word (Acts 6-8)
<p>Xunkai brings us a message on how the early church expanded through a new generation of leaders featured in the book of Acts. We explore the story of Stephen and Philip, two early church leaders and how they were equipped in the word: Stephen to challenge religious misconceptions and defend his faith during persecution and Philip to bring the gospel to marginalized groups and individuals from different cultures. As we enter into the summer break, let's commit to staying rooted in God's Word so that we are better equipped to fulfill the Great Commission.</p>
May 6, 2026
Beyond Silver and Gold (Acts 3:1-10)
<p>Jon brings us our message for our last Sunday on campus for the semester on Acts 3. We explore why silver and gold are often just cover-ups for our true brokenness and how the relentless cycle of chasing status leaves us more exhausted and lonelier than ever. Drawing from the story of the lame beggar and Jon's own testimony of hitting rock bottom, we discuss the power of Jesus-driven ministry—the simple yet profound act of making eye contact, extending a hand, and offering the only name that actually heals. </p>
April 27, 2026
The Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20)
<p>This week, Jordan brings us a message on the Great Commission and its role as our defining purpose for life after Easter. Jordan argues that salvation in Christ is inextricably linked to a calling, asserting that every believer is qualified to share the gospel regardless of our perceived inadequacies. By contrasting our small personal ambitions with God's grander mission of making disciples in all nations, Jordan encourages us to view ourselves as essential links in a historical chain of faith. The book of Acts also emphasizes that the church serves as a communal witness, rather than just a collection of individuals, tasked with reaching local and global communities. Ultimately, Jordan challenges us to move past hesitation and doubt to embrace a life of ministry through sharing our testimony to others.</p>
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