York University at The Well

Matt Fike speaks on the value of growth and personal evolution. To root your faith in God, devotion without distractions. "If you learn something and it's worth taking away, it ought to change you."

Dr. Best and Jay Twedt present our next spiritual discipline, mentoring. What kind of person do you want to be in the future? Who do you know in your life that is an example of who you want to be?

Steddon Sikes shares his family tree, their roots that they have at York University, and the legacy of his mother, Erma Louise "Robbie" Sikes.

Eliza Rohda challenges us to always look for God's reflection in everyone that he puts in our lives. She also reminds us to be aware of how we're reflecting God's image through our own personal words and actions.

Dr. Darrel Sears introduces this week's spiritual discipline, prayer. Sharing how you can being intentional when you spend time with God in prayer by using the Lord's prayer and practicing your prayer posture.

Mike Moser, lead pastor at Connection Christian Church, speaks on the importance of fixing your eyes on Jesus in a world full of distractions.

Katie Taylor tells her testimony of how she strengthened her faith and leaned on God in her journey of recovery from her eating disorder.

D.R. introduces the second spiritual discipline for the semester, silence and solitude. Come as you are. Release the need to perform. Trust that God meets you in the quiet.

Bryson Adams talks about focusing on small healthy habits to help you steadily grow and to better yourself daily.

President Westbrook introduces the first spiritual discipline that we'll focus on this spring semester. Challenging everyone to take part in their own personal fasting and spending time with God in prayer.

Katie Miles encourages us to lean into God when in the midst of chaos. To be comfortable with getting uncomfortable so that we can grow in him through those unpredictable moments.

President Tim Westbrook kicks off the 2026 spring semester with a challenge for the YU community, to make and spend time with God throughout this semester.

Malachi Meador touches on the topic of this world not being our final destination but we can find a place on earth by defining ourselves in Jesus who is welcoming us into God's home.

Kendall Fike walks us through her journey of searching for a home as a missionary.

Ken Yunevich encourages us to get involved, be present wherever God calls you to be, and to remember that God has given us now, this time and this place.

Leon Lewis speaks on the love of God and how nothing can separate us from God's unconditional love.

Eric Tremaine reminds us that we're all made in the image of God and that we should worship God as nature does, by being and doing what we were created to do.

Leanna Hawley reads Arnold Label's "Frog & Toad - The Kite", along with a story in Nehemiah, to remind us that we can do hard things with the help of God.

Bethany Wright gives us an insight on how she came to find York to be her home away from home through the YU community.

Jared Hawley speaks on how to listen to God's call to act justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with him.

Bobby DeHart speaks on the importance of loving your neighbor as yourself and being present in your community.

Reagan Branum tells of the blessing it is to practice discipline like Jesus by prioritizing mental, physical, and spiritual health.

Joel Coehoorn challenges us to be intentional with the things of this world that you give attention to and to put your focus on God.

Head Women's Basketball Coach Corinna Minjarez speaks on the importance of being fully where you are to make it your home.

Harrison Ramsey speaks on how big of an impact one's character and actions can have on yourself and others. Define your terms and find ways to serve God.