Judson University Chapel

Dean of University Ministries, Chris Lash, talks everything from phlebotomy fraud to the big insecurities that plague us all. Don't miss this installment of the Uncommon series.

Our Fall 2021 series explores the significance of building a community that is for everyone everywhere. Dean Chris Lash kicks everything off with a message about distrust and the state of community in our moment.

Our ancestors survived by thinking in herds and tribes. We've inherited their sensibilities and often default to an "us vs them" mindset but is that the way of Jesus? Dean Chris Lash explores this topic in the third and final episode of our Coddled collection.

New mini-series! With this episode, we’re starting a new collection where we’ll go on a journey to the oracle of our modern cultural moment and hold it up against the way of Jesus. Let’s contrast our ancient Christian tradition against some of the modern cultural Untruths floating around us. And today's untruth? What doesn't kill you makes you weaker.

For the final episode of the "Out of Context" collection, Dean Chris Lash teaches that strange portion of Exodus 34 where it sounds like God is punishing grandchildren for the mistakes of a previous generation. What's happening here? What does this have to say about our own generational mistakes?

Pastor Courtney Wilson continues our Out Of Context series by addressing the question of whether or not God is angry with His people or if He's an angry person in general. You won't want to miss this chapel that's full of answers.

Pastor Paco Amador brings the next episode of "Out of Context," a collection exploring the Divine in the wilderness.

Pastor Ian Simkins kicks off our new collection "Out of Context" by exploring God's name from Exodus 34. This series is based on the book by John Mark Comer bearing the same name.

NFL linebacker Sam Acho brings a message tailored for the Judson community.

Pastor Dan Dominguez (Hope Culture Church) brings a message of hope and restoration to what was otherwise a brutal year. How can we reflect on our experience in 2020 and emerge with a mindset of growth and resilience? Dan tackles this important question in this chapel.