Today's speaker is Chip Bernhard, Lead Pastor at Spring Creek Church in Pewaukee, Wisconsin. Pastor Bernhard teaches from Isaiah 40:28-31 that we gain strength from Lord when we look to Him eagerly, and lean into Him expectantly.

Today's speaker is Chip Bernhard, Lead Pastor at Spring Creek Church in Pewaukee, Wisconsin. Pastor Bernhard reminds us from Nehemiah 8:10 that we get our strength from knowing that God knows and loves us, and from the nourishment His Word provides.

Today's speaker is Dr. Thomas White, President of Cedarville University. Speaking from Luke 7:36-50, Dr. White teaches that when we comprehend the severity of our sinfulness, it impacts the depth of our devotion to our Savior.

Today's chapel is led by Cedarville University's Sophomore Class. Class chaplain Isaiah Estepp proclaims that Jesus is the supreme treasure. His text is John 6:1-29.

Today's speaker is Dr. Josh Kira, Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Theology at Cedarville University. Dr. Kira continues the series entitled, "Believe: The Gospel of John", speaking from chapter 15. He teaches how we can learn to bear fruit, even during anxious times, so we can experience the joy of worshiping Christ.

Today's speaker is Lisle Drury, Lead Pastor at Sojourn Church J-Town in Louisville, KY. Speaking from Ecclesiastes 9:1-12, Pastor Drury teaches that in light of the uncertainties of life and the inevitability of death, we must live for Christ and enjoy the blessings God gives.

Today's speaker is Lisle Drury, Lead Pastor at Sojourn Church J-Town in Louisville, KY. Pastor Drury urges us to recognize that, ultimately, we are not in control, yet with God's wisdom we can live skillfully in the season in which we find ourselves. His text is Ecclesiastes 3:1-9.

Today's CU Monday chapel speaker is Dr. Thomas White, President of Cedarville University. Speaking from Luke 10:25-37, Dr. White teaches that we cannot justify ourselves. We need God’s compassion, and we reflect God’s character when we show compassion to others.

Today's chapel is led by the Student Government Association of Cedarville University. SGA Chaplain Justin Schlabach teaches that we, as children of God, have been set free from slavery, so live for Him only and pursue His purposes. His text is Galatians 4:8 - 5:1.

Pastor, apologist, and author, Sam Allberry, teaches from 1 Corinthians 6 that the Lord is for the body, and the body is for the Lord. Pastor Allberry encourages us with the idea that Jesus is a far kinder master of our bodies than anyone else could ever be.