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Convocation Chapel - Dr. Gary Nelson
Dr. Gary Nelson speaks to the Tyndale graduating class of 2017 from 1 Corinthians 1:18-2:5: “Let the one who boasts, boast in the Lord.” You can also watch video of Dr...
Gather Chapel - Jen Pollock Michel
Jen Pollock Michel speaks to the Tyndale community about "Do What You Love—or Love What You Do?" Jen Pollock Michel is the award-winning author of Teach Us to Want and...
Gather Chapel - Paul Franks
Dr. Paul Franks speaks on "The Often Overlooked Importance of Renewing Your Mind". Dr. Franks joined the Tyndale Philosophy faculty in 2008 from the University of Okla...
Gather Chapel - Bradley Noel
Dr. Bradley Noel speaks about “Tattoos, Tinder, and Tequila: Living Holy Lives in the 21st Century”. Dr. Noel comes to Tyndale having served at Acadia University, Vang...
Gather Chapel - Kaarina Hsieh
Kaarina Hsieh asks the question: how can we faithfully serve God, especially when it hurts to do so? Kaarina Hsieh has been engaged in pastoral ministries for over 20 ...
Gather Chapel - Paul Scuse
Paul Scuse reminds us that “dust you are, and to dust you will return”, and invites us to consider how we will live in light of this truth. Dr. Scuse began teaching at...
Gather Chapel - Gary Campbell
Gary Campbell speaks with his former colleagues about God's peace, with a message entitled "His Shalom, Our Strength." Gary is Pastor of Small Groups and Operations at...
Gather Chapel - Danny Foster
Danny Foster speaks about the importance and power of the Word of God, and the urgency of translating it into languages which currently don't have the Bible. Danny Fos...
Gather Chapel - Dave Patty
Dave Patty speaks from Ephesians 2:1-10 about first learning to rest in the finished work of Jesus, then learning to walk in the good works that God has prepared for u...
Gather Chapel - Sabrina Jordan
From Matthew 10, Sabrina Jordan encourages us to consider what it really means to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Jesus. Working in God's Kingdom means a...
Gather Chapel - Gene Tempelmeyer
Pastor Gene Tempelmeyer cautions us not to make an idol out of our knowledge of God, or allow it to replace our experience of God. Gene has been the lead pastor of Spr...
Gather Chapel - Dr. Gary Nelson
Dr. Gary Nelson talks about how to be more like Jesus, from Isaiah 42. Dr. Gary V. Nelson is a published author, dynamic speaker and recognized Christian leader in Can...
Gather Chapel - Vijay Krishnan
Mystery leads us to worship a God who is not like us. The cross leads us to be honest about the brokenness of this world and our own pain. The empty grave says that th...
Gather Chapel - Doug Hayhoe
Dr. Doug Hayhoe reminds the graduating Bachelor of Education students that we move into a dark and uncertain world. We will find security and guidance as we follow Jes...
Gather Chapel - Dr. Daniel Wong
Dr. Daniel Wong reflects on "God Speaking in the Spectacular and in the Silence". Questions to think about - How does God speak to you? What distracts you from hearing...
Gather Chapel - David Fitch
What does it mean to say that Jesus is Lord, that his authority reigns over the whole earth? What are the problems that keep us from experiencing Jesus’ kingdom author...
Gather Chapel - Brian Bertrim
Brian Bertrim cautions us that in modern life, we are prone to getting caught up in busyness rather than living in the here and now. He offers some suggestions for slo...
Faith Talks 2016 Part 3 - Dr. Chris Armstrong
In this 2016 Faith Talks part 3, Dr. Chris Armstrong explores the medieval Christian understanding of the relationship between the spiritual and the material. This is ...
Faith Talks 2016 Part 1 - Dr. Chris Armstrong
Dr. Christopher Armstrong of Wheaton College presents the first of 2016's Faith Talks, Medieval Wisdom: Faith and Reason. Christ-followers today tend to separate these...
Faith Talks 2016 Part 2 - Dr. Chris Armstrong
In our modern church culture, we tend to separate love and logic. We can indulge in anti-intellectual sentimentalism, or cold, self-righteous argumentation. Medieval f...
Gather Chapel - Dr. Ronald Kydd
Dr. Ronald Kydd looks at how William Tyndale viewed the concept of being salt and light in the world. Often, as in Tyndale’s case, this can lead to suffering and even ...
Gather Chapel - Terry LeBlanc
Passage: Acts 9:1-10 We are told to follow our passions, but the problem with passion is that the heart that generates those passions is easily deceived. Passion can b...
Gather Chapel - Dr. Gary Nelson
Dr. Gary Nelson reminds us of the importance of corporate worship and of gathering together for chapel, regardless of the busyness of what is going on in our lives. Dr...
Commencement Chapel - Dr. Gary Nelson
Passage: Micah 6:1-8 Gary Nelson calls us to remember the great privilege of Christian education, and, with the prophet Micah, to "act justly and to love mercy and to ...
Gather Chapel - Amanda Camacho
The community of believers should strive to coexist in a community that is transparent, comprised of people of all age groups, who are living out their faith, and who ...
Gather Chapel - Dr. Robert Cousins
Passage: John 1:35-40 Dr. Robert Cousins invites us to consider Jesus’ disciple Andrew, the younger brother of Peter. Although he lived in the shadow of his extroverte...
Gather Chapel - Sarah Colyn
“We live in a noisy world, full of distractions and idle talk. This endless stream of words can leave us even more empty and disconnected.” Sarah Colyn speaks on the i...
Gather Chapel - Dr. Gary Nelson
Passage: 1 Peter 1:1-6 Using examples from his travels abroad of Christians from across the globe who have learned to survive and thrive through the testing of their f...
Gather Chapel - Andrew Mugford
Words are very important - they can build up or tear down. Andrew Mugford outlines the importance of words in both Biblical times and in today’s world. Andrew Mugford ...
Gather Chapel - Dr. David Sherbino
Passage: Mark 1:14-20, 29-39 David Sherbino outlines the importance of slowing down in the midst of busyness, and also the significance of rest. Dr. Sherbino has been ...