FBCI Chapel

Director of Student Life, Rev. William Sudduth brings an encouraging message from 1 Corinthians concerning the Wisdom of God. It is necessary to have God's wisdom to navigate through the seasons of life. Without it, we tend to make poor choices based on our natural perspective. Wisdom is given by the Spirit of God and is only found by seeking Him. It is a daily choice to seek His wisdom and to view life through God's perspective.

Originally aired on February 8th, 2021.

In today's chapel, Dr. Michael Richard shares an inspiring word from Luke chapter 10. Martha loved Jesus and served Him with all her heart but she was distracted from what really mattered. Instead of sitting at His feet and listening to His words, Martha was consumed by her burdens and worry. The one best thing is to sit in His presence and absorb revelation. We must make the decision to commit to sitting at Jesus' feet daily.

Originally aired on February 2nd, 2021.

Pastor Andrew DeRier delivers this encouraging word from Genesis 39:5.  Joseph was a carrier of the blessings of God and those around him experienced some of those same blessings. Like Joseph, we are all carriers of something. We can either spread faith, joy, love, and victory or we can be carriers of bitterness, rebellion, defeat and discouragement.

Originally aired on January 28th, 2021.

In today's chapel, Dr. Jeffrey Bell preaches an inspiring message from 2 Samuel examining the life of David. Having been anointed three times in preparation for his destiny, David took ahold of what had been promised to him. As followers of Christ, God has called everyone of us to a unique purpose. It is up to us to seek God and allow Him work on the inside. We must devote ourselves to spending time waiting in the presence of God and remembering He will always be with us.

Originally aired on January 26th, 2021.

President Ward continues his message from Matthew 7 in today's chapel. In order to become a successful leader, God must be welcomed to work in our lives. Victorious Christians must live submitted to where they are planted, to others, and to the practice of prayer. When we surrender to God and His process, we are able to follow His will for our lives.

Originally aired on January 21st, 2021.

President Ward delivers an inspiring message from Matthew 7 comparing the wise and the foolish. As followers of Christ, we are to continue to grow with our sight set on long term rather than the here and now. The wise seeks out what is eternal while building foundations on Christ and His purpose. Training is required to grow and to finish the race set before us.

Originally aired on January 19th, 2021.

Danitra Mosley, a senior at Faith Bible College International, preaches about spiritual discipline at a past student-led chapel service. Discipline isn't about bad times in the believer's life. It's about "building times."

Originally aired on November 19th, 2020.

Pastor Glenn Harvison speaks an encouraging message from Genesis 26 concerning faith in the famine. God uses the hardships we face to disciple, strengthen, and train us. Just as Isaac faced the unknown in difficult circumstances, we can still trust in God to bring us through. God promises that He will be with us every day of our lives. Despite the circumstances of life, faith tells us to speak in alignment with God's promises rather than our past or present problems. Sometime the greatest act of faith is simply trusting God.

Originally aired on November 5th, 2020.

President Ward continues his series on "Levels of Destiny" with this sermon on negative thinking from Romans 8. The mind is a constantly running stream that feeds the spiritual life. What we think about determines what we become and displays what is going on inside. Without the Holy Spirit recharging and refreshing our minds, our thoughts have the natural tendency to be negative. We must allow the Holy Spirit to heal our thinking by trusting God and believing the positive.

Originally aired on October 29th, 2020.

Guest Speaker, Pastor Marcus Mecum delivers an uplifting word from 1 Samuel on the power of God's path. Both Saul and David had similar beginnings as kings, but only one fulfilled the destiny God had placed upon his life. There is incredible power in the path each of us is on right now. We must remain diligent in the seemingly mundane tasks and continue to serve with excellence just as David. It is up to us to stay focused on God and to seek to know His heart.

Originally aired on October 26th, 2020.