A meditative reading and reflection on Psalm 23, inviting listeners to breathe, be present, and receive whatever word or image God places on their hearts.
A candid conversation with former homecoming royalty reflecting on marriage, faith, career growth, failure, and the lessons that only become clear a decade after graduation.
Sarah shares an honest look at life after college—stepping into uncertainty, trusting God through slow beginnings, and building a meaningful career without a backup plan.
From faith heroes to a forgotten Roman officer, this talk revisits the one moment in Scripture where Jesus was truly amazed. A compelling reminder that real faith begins with humility, compassion for others, and surrender to Christ.
A message to anyone chasing identity, success, or approval. This episode confronts the idols of our culture and invites listeners to experience real joy, peace, and purpose by putting Jesus first.
Will Bundy shares a raw journey from feeling invisible and inadequate to finally embracing who he truly is. Through loneliness, pressure, and unexpected grace, this episode is a reminder that the parts we hide are often the parts people need most.
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., this discussion examines unity, truth, and love in the face of division, offering timeless wisdom for faith, leadership, and everyday life.
Noel opens up about battling cancer as a child, living with lasting challenges, and discovering hope, community, and faith far from home. A moving reminder that no one walks through hardship alone.
As a new semester begins, student leaders invite the campus to choose faith over performance, people over pressure, and prayer over busyness—creating a culture where God moves through intentional community.
9 min
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.