Join us to hear more about the 2026 Church Plants to Hunstville, Alabama and Corvallie, Oregon!

How can we look more like Jesus when your phone constantly wants you to look more at X? In this breakout, we’ll learn how to follow God in a world that never stops scrolling. We’ll see how social media is shaping us and how the Bible gives us a better way to live.

Love without truth results in endless affirmation, but keeps us in denial about our flaws. Truth without love results in harshness that communicates information, but makes the truth almost impossible to hear. In this session we will explore how we can become more like Jesus who is perfectly full of both grace and truth.

In the garden of Eden, the very first thing that finds us after our sin is shame. In this session we want to speak to the deep sense of loneliness and isolation that so many feel in our relationship with God, with others, and even with ourselves.

God has given his people a command – Go and make disciples. In order to begin doing this, we must share the gospel. But how and where do we even start? This breakout will give you the courage you need to share the gospel and the practical skills to do it well.

Did you know success is a Bible word? Success in life is a blessing —- BUT there are ways that it can become a curse. In this session we will look at three categories of life to consider in the pursuit of success. There are a few critical questions that must be answered: How do I pursue it? What do I do when I “achieve” it? What do I do when I don’t?

We don’t worship an American God. We worship a Global God. From Genesis to Revelation there is this constant thread of us seeing God’s heart and plan to see people from every nation, tribe and tongue worshiping Him. What does this mean for you? God wants to use you to change the world (and that’s not an overstatement). Choose this breakout with caution. I believe God is going to use it to plant a vision in your heart that’s bigger than what you currently have.

I used to feel guilty about my doubts. Does God really love me? Did He actually resurrect? Could He use someone like me? Most of us don’t know how to feel about our doubts or how God feels about our doubts. In this session, we’re going to learn from the great doubters of the Bible and see God meets us in our deepest, realest questions.

Transitions are tough, and with graduation, you are heading right towards one of the biggest ones of your life! Come hear how to take what you’ve learned about following Jesus in college and apply it to the “real world” so that you walk with Jesus for a lifetime!

“What’s the point?’ is a question that can come up for everyone regarding work and school — and with over 100,000 hours ahead of you between the two, it’s worth taking time to answer. In this breakout, we’ll explore the purpose and problem of work, highlight common ditches to watch out for, and help you build a bigger vision for both.

Join us to hear more about the 2027 Church Plants!

So many of us struggle to pray. We know that joy and life-changing power flow from prayer, but how? Jesus wants to meet us where we are and help us to take real steps forward. Join with others as we learn to commune with God through life giving prayer.

It’s often said that you’re the sum total of your five closest friends. So who are your closest friends and how can you build friendships that don’t fade after college but actually last a lifetime? In this breakout, we’ll look at the importance of Jesus-centered friendships and how they can shape every part of your life.

We live in a time of enormous confusion about gender and sexuality. In this breakout we’ll look at what Jesus has to say about these questions, what it means to follow his teaching, and how we can be people of grace and truth in our culture today.

Repentance isn’t about shame—it’s about finding freedom and life in God’s grace. Together we’ll talk honestly about turning from sin, receiving forgiveness, and walking in the joy of restoration.

Are you interested in considering ministry after you graduate? Join us to hear from some current Salt Staff about their experience and to learn about some potential next steps you could take.

What if remembering Scripture felt as natural as checking your phone? In this breakout, you’ll learn simple, lasting habits to hear, read, and memorize God’s Word—so it sticks through exams, friendships, and life’s biggest decisions.

Welcome back to The Salt Company National Podcast! We’ve made it to the fifth and final episode of our When Staff Were Students series—where we’ve been taking a closer look at the experiences that shaped our staff before they stepped into ministry. In this episode, we sit down with Jacob Boyd and Dalton Shaffer, two seasoned worship leaders from Salt Network churches. They share their journeys into worship ministry, what they were like when they first started leading, and the advice they’d gi...

Welcome back to The Salt Company National Podcast! We're in the fourth episode of our When Staff Were Students series—where we get to hear about the formative experiences that shaped our staff before they stepped into full-time ministry. In this episode, Christin and Rudy sit down with Austin Miller, the Salt Director at Salt Company Twin Cities. They chat about his path into ministry, what he was like as a student leader, and the rhythms that help him stay healthy as he follows Jesus today. ...

Welcome back to The Salt Company National Podcast! We're back with the third episode of our When Staff Were Students series—where we take a closer look at the experiences that shaped our staff long before they stepped into ministry. In this episode, we sit down with Joanna Gramer, the Associate Director at Salt Company Syracuse. They talk about her journey into full-time ministry, her time as a student leader, and how that season shaped her into someone who is teachable and eager to grow. So,...