Chapel 4.28.26.

In this chapel message, Jerry Bagley emphasizes that gratitude flows not from circumstances but from Christ ruling the heart. He teaches that the peace of Christ should govern believers’ responses, the word of Christ should dwell richly within them, and everything should be done in Jesus’ name. He illustrates how God’s presence brings peace and gratitude even in moments of crisis and uncertainty.

Chapel 4.21.26.

In this message, Dr. Phillips highlights two essential movements for spiritual maturity—imitating God’s love and eliminating sinful patterns—while emphasizing that daily choices shape a believer’s participation and rewards in Christ’s kingdom. 

Chapel 4.14.26.

In this message, Dr. Scoggins emphasizes that ministry succeeds not by human strength or clever strategies, but by God-empowered living through fervent prayer, faithful servants, and foundational grace. Additionally, believers are to depend on God for bold gospel proclamation, and to care for one another as co-laborers in a shared mission.

Chapel 3.31.26.

This week, Dr. Dickerson explores who truly holds authority in our lives, especially in work, addressing both servants and masters. He calls believers to serve wholeheartedly as servants of Christ and challenges leaders to act with fairness under God’s authority. Believers are encouraged to view their daily work as worship and consider whether they are serving people or honoring Christ.

Chapel 3.24.26.

Chaplain Ran Dolinger unpacks Ephesians 6:1–4, highlighting obedience, honor, and parenting within the larger call to “be subject to one another in the fear of Christ.” The message reframes obedience as a matter of the heart and emphasizes raising children through loving discipline, intentional training, and Christ-centered modeling.

Chapel 3.17.26.

Dr. Bill Korver addresses the growing confusion surrounding marriage and family in today’s culture, pointing listeners back to God’s design for Christ-centered marriage. He challenges husbands and wives to live out their identity in Christ through sacrificial love, servant leadership, respect, and Spirit-filled submission.

Chapel 2.24.26.

In this episode, Dr. McCuddy unpacks submission as both an action and a virtue, calling believers to align themselves under God-ordained authority “as to the Lord” while addressing common modern misunderstandings. He shows how healthy, Christ-centered submission strengthens relationships and reflects the gospel in everyday life.

Chapel 2.17.26.

This week, Dr. Forrest Moss shares a message on Spirit-filled living, revealing how often believers try to rely on their own strength instead of walking in the power of the Holy Spirit. Tracing the thread from the Old Covenant to the New Covenant, he unpacks what it means to live from our true identity in Christ—fully dependent on God’s presence rather than performance. He urges believers to wake up, surrender control, and experience the freedom, empowerment, and transformation that comes through fellowship with the Holy Spirit.

Chapel 2.10.26.

This week, Dr. McCrimmon urges believers to reject deception and live from their identity in Christ. He emphasizes discernment, personal responsibility, and the ongoing pursuit of holiness, showing how a life rooted in truth produces goodness, righteousness, and integrity.

Chapel 1.27.26.

In this message, Dr. Phillips calls Christians to actively imitate God as beloved children by walking in love just as Christ loved us. He explains that true imitation is a relational, ongoing process shaped by dependence on God, the influence of faithful examples, and the transforming work of the Holy Spirit. Through Christ’s self-giving love as the ultimate model, believers are challenged to pursue forgiveness, reconciliation, and a life that reflects God’s grace in every context.