Dean Smith speaks again on respectable sins and this week addresses the issue of what comes out of our mouth. What is rotten speech, why do we do it and what does God have to say about it in His word?

Tim Geiger and Ellen Dykas of Harvest USA speak about sex and sexuality. Sex is real and impacts us in every area of our life. It is very easy to misuse. Sexual sin separates us from God and one another.

Rickey Armstrong, Pastor of Glendale Baptist Church in Miami, FL brought todays chapel message. He talks about the hope we have for a bright future because it is in the hands of the God who changes not. He is always on the the throne and no one can take His place.

Kenny Crosswhite, NASCAR Chaplain, talks about having freedom in Christ. Are you serving and loving Christ and others through the freedom He has given you?

Today's chapel service honored the life of Geneva College student and football player Brandon Lewis. Two of Geneva College's Coaches, Mike Pinchotti and Geno DeMarco, spoke on the impact that Brandon made on each life that he touched. Dean Smith concluded chapel by challenging us to seek the same comfort and hope that Brandon did by coming to Christ. We must finish well and with God in control of our lives we can.

Brenda Schaeffer shares her personal testimony in todays chapel message. Her story speaks of the value of life and the heartache that came thru having an abortion. She opens her heart and shares a very intimate story that is sure to move anyone who listens.

Dr. Esther Meek, assistant professor of philosophy at Geneva, challanges the audience to think about their calling. Everyday of our lives we must discern our calling, and through her message she helps us in this very important task that we have.

Miracle Reed, a senior at Geneva College, speaks this morning on being thankful. Everything is the Lords and we often forget to thank Him for what He has given to us.

Chapel Coordinator Dean Smith gives the audience a challenge to really think of who God is and what is our relationship with Him. What type of Father is He? Our God is seeking a relationship with us if you would just let Him in.

Geneva College President Ken Smith speaks about worry and what the Bible says in regards to it. Who do you serve? Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. We want it both ways but we cannot have it that way. When we serve things other than God (money, job, car, etc.) our anxiety will rise. God will take care of your future.