LCU Chapel

Dr. Kenneth Hawley explores J.R.R. Tolkien’s idea of eucatastrophe—the sudden, joyful turn when hope emerges in the midst of darkness. Through The Lord of the Rings, he reflects on sacrifice, perseverance, redemption, and ...

Scott Jarvis shares his journey from anger and brokenness to faith, calling, ministry, and a life transformed by God.

Dr. Monson explores how gratitude, trust in God, and biblical wisdom can shape the way we navigate life. Through personal stories and examples from Scripture, he encourages us to recognize God’s faithfulness ...

Ray uses a humorous restroom encounter and the story of Jesus healing an official’s son in John 4 to challenge us to examine the decisions that shape our lives. What we believe about Jesus is a decision that impacts who we are ...

Dr. Monica Hill explores the connection between faith and mental health, unpacking fear, anxiety, stress, and the “amygdala hijack.”

Shayla Bruce discusses recognizing the warning signs of a mental health crisis, how to support someone who may be struggling, and the mental health resources available on campus.

Jeff and David explore why Bible classes matter at LCU, how faith and intellectual curiosity can grow together, and why asking hard questions can lead to deeper faith and a stronger relationship with God.

Randal reflects on his LCU experience, the relationships that shaped his life, and why getting involved and finding community matters. From college memories and lifelong friendships to failure, belonging, and walking alongside others ...

David explores the deeper purpose of chapel at LCU. Not simply attendance or credit, but community, intentional presence, and remembering what matters.

Kent Gallaher announces the start of the new academic year.