Chapel at Cedarville

Today's speaker is Philip Miller, Senior Pastor of The Moody Church in Chicago, IL. Pastor Miller takes the lessons learned in Part 1 of his 2-day series on the Parable of the Prodigal Son from Luke 15, and maps them onto our world and culture today.

Today's speaker is Philip Miller, Senior Pastor of The Moody Church in Chicago, IL. Speaking from Luke 15:1-2 and 11-32, Pastor Miller shares the purpose of life, the problem we all have, and the pursuit we can't live without.

Today's speaker is Dr. Trent Rogers, Dean of the School of Biblical & Theological Studies and Assistant Professor for New Testament and Greek at Cedarville University. Speaking from Hebrews 11:1 - 12:2, Dr. Rogers teaches that, by faith, we must focus on Jesus and run the race.

Today's All-Access Day chapel speaker is Dr. Thomas White, President of Cedarville University. Continuing the series in Psalms entitled, "The Lord is Good", Dr. White teaches that God can make our work truly meaningful. His text is Psalm 127.

Today's speaker is Dr. Matt Carter, Vice President of Mobilization for Send Network. Dr. Carter implores us to have the courage to do the work God has created us to do. His texts are Ephesians 2:10 and 3:20.

Today's speaker is Dr. Matt Carter, Vice President of Mobilization for Send Network. Dr. Carter urges us to take the Gospel to the nations, since we have the calling, time is short, and we have God's power.

Today's speaker is Dr. Trevin Wax, Vice President of Research and Resource Development at the North American Mission Board. Speaking from James 1:19-27, Dr. Wax gives 3 signs of authentic Christianity.

Today's speaker is Dr. Trevin Wax, Vice President of Research and Resource Development at the North American Mission Board. Dr. Wax challenges us from Jude 3 to keep, or perhaps regain, our sense of wonder at the Gospel and Christian truth.

Today's chapel is led by Cedarville University's Student Government Association. Jono Spear, a graduate student in the M.Div. program, brings a message from Romans 5:1-11, in which he teaches that we can rejoice in hope because God has declared us righteous through Christ.

Today's speaker is Dr. Randy McKinion, Associate Dean, SBTS, and Professor of Old Testament at Cedarville University. Speaking from Hebrews 10:26-39, Dr. McKinion teaches that the one who rejects the knowledge of the truth should expect nothing but judgment, but the one who believes the realities promised in the truth of the Scriptures can live with confidence, and can endure to the end.