Exploring the story of Elijah and the sound of a heavy rain, this episode highlights the power of prayer, the faith required to act before evidence appears, and the encouragement that even ordinary people can pray with extraordinary impact.
Jason In a world full of stress and unpredictability, this message encourages us to find peace by remembering that as followers of Jesus, we've already won the ultimate victory, and we can trust Him to guide us through life's ups and downs.
In a world consumed by screens and distractions, this talk challenges us to unplug and truly experience the moments and people around us, embracing the peace and connection that come from being fully present.
Dr. Brandon Rix shares insights from both science and Scripture, illustrating how staying connected to Jesus is like a tree drawing from its life source—when we remain rooted in Him...
This chapel service brings the birth of Jesus to life through dramatic readings from the Gospel of Luke, focusing on the miraculous incarnation of God’s Son.
In a fast-paced world where we often rush through interactions, this message encourages us to slow down, show up for each other, and love authentically...
This heartfelt speech shares a family's journey through an unimaginable tragedy: a life-altering accident that left their daughter, Brooklyn, paralyzed.
Dawn Cox shares her personal testimony of faith, recounting powerful moments where God’s personal involvement in her life led to healing, peace, and a deepened trust in His provision...
Reflecting on Psalm 146, Dr. Jeff Cary encourages students to place their ultimate hope in God rather than in earthly rulers, reminding them to keep a peaceful perspective amidst the turbulence of political events.
Beth Bray shares her journey of learning to be a peacemaker, drawing from her student teaching experience and the wisdom of children, while reflecting on Jesus as the ultimate peacemaker and what it means to seek and embody peace in a divided world.
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About LCU Chapel
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Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday in the McDonald Moody auditorium, campus family and friends make time for chapel, a time to celebrate relationships. Some chapel times will focus primarily on our…
relationship with God, while others will focus primarily on community with each other. Many chapel experiences will combine elements of both.