Judson University Chapel

Judson University students Luke, Liz, and Abby bring the final installment of the "Student Voices" series. Each share their own stories and describe what it's been like to make their faith their own since starting college. 

Dr. Robert Wallace gives the next installment of the "Songs of the Saints" series in Psalm 73. Dr. Wallace states that this is the turning point in all of Psalms - when lament begins to turn to joy and satisfaction in the Lord.

Dr. Wallace is the Associate Professor of Biblical Studies at Judson University.

Dr. Robert Wallace gives the next installment of the "Songs of the Saints" series in Psalm 73. Dr. Wallace states that this is the turning point in all of Psalms - when lament begins to turn to joy and satisfaction in the Lord.

Dr. Wallace is the Associate Professor of Biblical Studies at Judson University.

Judson University student Patrick Parks gives the second installment of the "Student Voices" series. By looking at Ecclesiastes 11, Patrick explains that we must all live for God in this moment now. As all walk through seasons, all must constantly be reminded of the Creator.

Judson University student Patrick Parks gives the second installment of the "Student Voices" series. By looking at Ecclesiastes 11, Patrick explains that we must all live for God in this moment now. As all walk through seasons, all must constantly be reminded of the Creator.

Pastor Mark Bergin brings the next installment of the "Songs of the Saints" series by walking through Psalm 51. He explains that the author, David, realizes the wedge that his sin has put between himself and God. While it's hard for our own lies to be exposed, it's even hard to be exposed and push God away out of shame, fear, defensiveness.

Mark is the full-time pastor of The Painted Door Church in Chicago. He is the primary person responsible for counseling, preaching, teaching, and leadership development. He and his wife Acacia live in West Town with their four children.

Pastor Mark Bergin brings the next installment of the "Songs of the Saints" series by walking through Psalm 51. He explains that the author, David, realizes the wedge that his sin has put between himself and God. While it's hard for our own lies to be exposed, it's even hard to be exposed and push God away out of shame, fear, defensiveness.

Mark is the full-time pastor of The Painted Door Church in Chicago. He is the primary person responsible for counseling, preaching, teaching, and leadership development. He and his wife Acacia live in West Town with their four children.

Matt Calio opens the Student Voices series by declaring the freedom found through Christ. One cannot earn his salvation through works, but instead Christ came in order to bring life through faith.

Matt is a senior at Judson University studying Worship Arts. He hopes to go on to seminary upon graduating. 

Matt Calio opens the Student Voices series by declaring the freedom found through Christ. One cannot earn his salvation through works, but instead Christ came in order to bring life through faith.

Matt is a senior at Judson University studying Worship Arts. He hopes to go on to seminary upon graduating. 

Courtney Wilson brings the next installment of the "Songs of the Saints" series in Psalms. By looking closely at Psalm 42, Courtney points out the various emotional aspects of lament - anger, fear, joy, sorrow, and cynicism.

Courtney is the Elementary Pastor at Christ Community Church in St Charles. She has been serving in children’s ministry for 17 years in churches of various sizes and locations. She is passionate about encouraging and equipping parents to find joy in raising kids to know and love God and have faith in Jesus. Now please welcome Courtney to the stage.