Dr. Mark Wiebe reflects on the power of words, drawing from biblical wisdom, Reformation, and modern challenges to highlight how language shapes both our lives and culture...
Fernando Basso shares his 13-year journey as a missionary in Madagascar, urging students to live for the glory of Jesus Christ, embrace the call of missions, and dedicate their lives to reaching the unreached people groups of the world.
Tim Miller reflects on personal struggles and accounting principles to show how reconciliation with Christ brings peace—not perfection—inviting students to embrace their true identity in Him.
Alex Boylan, host of The College Tour, reveals how college students can leverage their unique access to professionals, build meaningful relationships early, and set themselves up for success by using their time in college to secure their dream job.
Dr. Fraze reflects on the importance of authentic faith, encouraging students to move beyond surface-level Christianity, avoid distractions like technology, and engage in meaningful relationships with others to truly live out the teachings of Jesus.
Dr. Shannon Rains reflects on how to reconcile our Christian faith with politics, handle difficult conversations about elections with love and unity, and manage fear in uncertain times, encouraging us to remember that God is in control...
This speech celebrates Dr. F.W. Mattox’s visionary leadership in shaping Lubbock Christian College, emphasizing his faith, dedication, and the pioneering spirit he inspired in students and faculty.
Drawing from his personal experiences, including moments of childhood mischief and adult challenges, a Dr. Sam Ayers reflects on the power of prayer to bring peace...
Kaegan Lovelady shares a deeply personal story of how, in the wake of her brother's ATV accident, she experienced God's peace through prayer, the support of loved ones, and the power of simply being present for others in their time of need.
Dallas Jenkins, creator of the hit show The Chosen, reflects on the challenges and unexpected breakthroughs in his career, sharing the powerful lesson that true success comes from waiting on God’s timing and giving Him the glory in every moment.
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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.