The chapel theme for the 2021-2022 year is "upRoar". The Greek word that is translated as “uproar” isἐκταράσσω (ektarassō),: to agitate, to disturb wholly, to exceedingly trouble. Although an uproar is “seen,” it is preceded with a subversive force. The church operates in a similar way, being subversive to the rhythm of the culture it exists within. It is the perpetuation of this subversive force that causes and creates an uproar that is seen and felt.

It is our goal this year to explore ways for us to participate in the subversive kingdom force that will create an uproar in the culture God calls us to.

Listen to messages at Boise Bible College: https://boisebible.edu/messagesatbbc/

Music by https://www.bensound.com.

The chapel theme for the 2021-2022 year is "upRoar". The Greek word that is translated as “uproar” isἐκταράσσω (ektarassō),: to agitate, to disturb wholly, to exceedingly trouble. Although an uproar is “seen,” it is preceded with a subversive force. The church operates in a similar way, being subversive to the rhythm of the culture it exists within. It is the perpetuation of this subversive force that causes and creates an uproar that is seen and felt.

It is our goal this year to explore ways for us to participate in the subversive kingdom force that will create an uproar in the culture God calls us to.

Listen to messages at Boise Bible College: https://boisebible.edu/messagesatbbc/

Music by https://www.bensound.com.

The chapel theme for the 2021-2022 year is "upRoar". The Greek word that is translated as “uproar” isἐκταράσσω (ektarassō),: to agitate, to disturb wholly, to exceedingly trouble. Although an uproar is “seen,” it is preceded with a subversive force. The church operates in a similar way, being subversive to the rhythm of the culture it exists within. It is the perpetuation of this subversive force that causes and creates an uproar that is seen and felt.  

It is our goal this year to explore ways for us to participate in the subversive kingdom force that will create an uproar in the culture God calls us to.  

Listen to messages at Boise Bible College: https://boisebible.edu/messagesatbbc/ 

Music by https://www.bensound.com.

The chapel theme for the 2021-2022 year is "upRoar". The Greek word that is translated as “uproar” isἐκταράσσω (ektarassō),: to agitate, to disturb wholly, to exceedingly trouble. Although an uproar is “seen,” it is preceded with a subversive force. The church operates in a similar way, being subversive to the rhythm of the culture it exists within. It is the perpetuation of this subversive force that causes and creates an uproar that is seen and felt.

It is our goal this year to explore ways for us to participate in the subversive kingdom force that will create an uproar in the culture God calls us to.

Listen to messages at Boise Bible College: https://boisebible.edu/messagesatbbc/

Music by https://www.bensound.com.

The chapel theme for the 2021-2022 year is "upRoar". The Greek word that is translated as “uproar” isἐκταράσσω (ektarassō),: to agitate, to disturb wholly, to exceedingly trouble. Although an uproar is “seen,” it is preceded with a subversive force. The church operates in a similar way, being subversive to the rhythm of the culture it exists within. It is the perpetuation of this subversive force that causes and creates an uproar that is seen and felt.

It is our goal this year to explore ways for us to participate in the subversive kingdom force that will create an uproar in the culture God calls us to. 

About the Speaker: Shan Wood is the lead pastor at CrossPointe Church in Mansfield, MA. He earned his Bachelor's degree from Florida Christan College, now Johnson University Florida. He is a Navy Veteran and has served in ministry for 30 years. Lastly, he is Nell Voorhees' older brother. 

Learn more about CrossPointe Church: http://www.xpchurch.org/

Listen to messages at Boise Bible College: https://boisebible.edu/messagesatbbc/

Music by https://www.bensound.com.

The chapel theme for the 2021-2022 year is "upRoar". The Greek word that is translated as “uproar” isἐκταράσσω (ektarassō),: to agitate, to disturb wholly, to exceedingly trouble. Although an uproar is “seen,” it is preceded with a subversive force. The church operates in a similar way, being subversive to the rhythm of the culture it exists within. It is the perpetuation of this subversive force that causes and creates an uproar that is seen and felt.  It is our goal this year to explore ways for us to participate in the subversive kingdom force that will create an uproar in the culture God calls us to.

Listen to messages at Boise Bible College at www.boisebible.edu/messagesatbbc.  

Music by www.bensound.com.

The chapel theme for the 2021-2022 year is "upRoar". The Greek word that is translated as “uproar” isἐκταράσσω (ektarassō),: to agitate, to disturb wholly, to exceedingly trouble. Although an uproar is “seen,” it is preceded with a subversive force. The church operates in a similar way, being subversive to the rhythm of the culture it exists within. It is the perpetuation of this subversive force that causes and creates an uproar that is seen and felt.

About the Speaker:

Matt Phipps is a 2013 Boise Bible Alum. He graduated with his BA in Preaching Ministry. Currently, he and his wife of 15 years live in Fruitland where he has been the senior pastor at Valley Christian Church for the last 9 years. They have three children Elijah (13), Addilyn (5), and Gabriel (3). They love to hunt deer and elk, and do a good amount of Chukar hunting during the winter. He also loves serving the community as a football coach for Ontario Middle School and as a chaplain for the Fruitland Police Department as a Chaplain.

Music by www.bensound.com.

The chapel theme for the 2021-2022 year is "upRoar". The Greek word that is translated as “uproar” isἐκταράσσω (ektarassō),: to agitate, to disturb wholly, to exceedingly trouble. Although an uproar is “seen,” it is preceded with a subversive force. The church operates in a similar way, being subversive to the rhythm of the culture it exists within. It is the perpetuation of this subversive force that causes and creates an uproar that is seen and felt.

About the Speaker:

Justin Jordan is a 2008 Boise Bible Alum. He received his B.S. in Christian Ministries. He, his wife, and 3 kids live in Boise, where he is the co-founding Pastor at Real Life Ministries.

Music by www.bensound.com.

The chapel theme for the 2021-2022 year is "upRoar". The Greek word that is translated as “uproar” isἐκταράσσω (ektarassō),: to agitate, to disturb wholly, to exceedingly trouble. Although an uproar is “seen,” it is preceded with a subversive force. The church operates in a similar way, being subversive to the rhythm of the culture it exists within. It is the perpetuation of this subversive force that causes and creates an uproar that is seen and felt.

About the Speaker:

Sam Antosh is a Boise Bible Alum. He received his B.A. in Preaching Ministry, and then went on to receive his M.A. in Theological Studies. He, his wife, little girl, and soon-to-be son reside in Adrian, OR. He has been the pastor of Adrian Community Church since 2018. Prior to that, he was a youth pastor in Meridian. He says, "I love small-town ministry because of its laid-back, relational nature. I get to serve in the church, serve in the school, and spend lots of time with people."

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This week is Spiritual Leadership Week at Boise Bible College. The campus welcomes Robert Frazier to be our guest!

Robert Fraizer leads several entrepreneurial endeavors including The City Network and Solid Media Creative. In addition, he is the Pastor at Redemption Hill Boise. 

During Spiritual Leadership Week, he will be guiding the campus on an exploration of the local church, specifically the micro-church model of meeting in homes. He will shed light on a syndicate of micro-churches in the Boise area that are following the biblical model of shepherd-led gatherings that effectively live out Acts 2:42 (instruction, communion, fellowship, prayer) to influence the city for Jesus. He will explore how micro-churches have a highly relational motive for discipleship, disciple-making, and multiplication.

Learn more about Boise Bible College at www.boisebible.edu.

Music by www.bensound.com.