What is the heart of ECC’s college ministry called Connexion. In a word, the gospel. Our desire is to help students know the gospel more fully, live it authentically, and spread it widely.  Listen to college pastor Dan Waugh explain what that means for us personally and as a ministry.

Why did we spend a whole semester studying the book of Revelation? What can you take away from this study? Listen to college pastor Dan Waugh bring this semester series to a close by several principles that emerge from the book of Revelation and have direct application on our lives today.

Eternity sounds like a long time doesn’t it? Christians talk a lot about it, but what makes us think eternity is going to be so great. Listen to college pastor Dan Waugh explain from Revelation 21 what makes eternity so incredible.

Nearly all Christians share the conviction that history is moving towards a goal - the return of Christ and the New Heavens and the New Earth. There is, however, differing opinions on the course history will take to get there. Admittedly, this is an ‘insider’ discussion; however the different views have had major impact on American history and even foreign policy. Listen to college pastor Dan Waugh explain the three major views and talk about the implications for our lives. Warning: this is a much more academic discussion than we normally engage in at Connexion; however, I trust it will be interesting and useful.

Revelation 19 is a wonderful, beautiful, horrific, grotesque chapter of the Bible, depending on your perspective. Listen to college pastor Dan Waugh describe the great supper of God and the marriage supper of the Lamb and unpack the implications of both for life and ministry.

In our study of the book of Revelation, we’ve encountered some unsavory characters. The Beast violently opposes Christ and his church; the false prophets deceives the world into worshiping the Beast; and the prostitute, Babylon, seduces people with her empty pleasures. Listen to college pastor Dan Waugh speak about the beginning of the end for these forces that oppose Christ, the fall of Babylon, from Revelation 18.

I’m sure if I asked you why you came to IU, you’d have a laundry list of reasons. I bet, though, one reason would emerge as the one that put you over the top. If you ask my why I’m a Christian, I can give you a long list of reasons, but there is one that is far more important than the others: Easter. I believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Here me explain why the resurrection convinces me of the truth of the Christian message and why it makes me want to be a Christian.

We finished up our three part series on Satan’s strategies this past Sunday night. John Mangrum brought a gentle, yet incredibly prophetic message about the prostitute Babylon of John’s apocalypse. If you were there, I’d encourage you to listen to it again. If you missed it, here’s your chance.

Have you ever had someone try to sell you a fake Rolex - maybe on the streets of NY or Chicago? I hate that…We continue our series on Revelation, looking at chapter 13 and Satan’s deceiving of the world. Check out the audio and come back later in the week for some more thoughts on this chapter and from chapter 12.

Who or what is the devil? Is he real or just a mythical being? What does he do and why should we care? Most of us have Halloweenish images of the devil, Satan, in our heads. I do. But those images don’t match the Biblical picture, and the Hollywood portrayals of Satan don’t match any better. Listen to college pastor Dan Waugh speak from Revelation 12 on who Satan is, what he does, and how we should respond.