LCU Chapel

Rob shares how travel and cultural engagement deepen our understanding of ourselves, strengthen our faith, and teach humility and mercy. Through personal stories and lessons learned abroad, he reminds us that every...

Philip Camp shares stories from his time as a summer camp counselor, from spooky legends to stargazing moments of worship. Drawing from John 6, he reminds us that the presence of Jesus casts out fear and calls us into awe and trust.

See how C.S. Lewis’s Narnia stories reveal deeper truths about Christ, redemption, and eternal life. From The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe to The Last Battle, these tales serve as shadows of the greater story God is telling.

Kicking off the 16th annual Writing Carnival, this message draws from C.S. Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia to explore themes of transformation, freedom, and redemption. Through stories of Eustace and Rillian....

(First few seconds missing.) Faith is explored not just as belief but as a lived experience anchored in Christ. Through scripture, personal testimony, and vivid imagery of resilience, listeners are invited to discover their own faith—one that bears...

Emily shares how service shapes our identity, connects us to one another, and strengthens our communities. With stories from her own journey, she challenges us to see service not as a requirement, but as a way of life.

Jeremy shares why finding a church home during college matters — not just for support in hard times, but because the church also needs the energy, passion, and faith of students.

From lessons in handshakes across cultures to the deeper meaning of chapel life, this talk explores what it means to live authentically in community.

Stephen returns home to share how the quiet, ordinary moments of life, the ones we often overlook, may actually be the most sacred and transformative.

In this heartfelt chapel talk, Bailey Hughes shares her journey from a nervous freshman far from home to a campus leader, encouraging others to step out of their comfort zones, embrace failure, and find meaning in life's small, quiet moments.