Do you want to live a good life? When we sin, we are walking in our sinful flesh and rob ourselves of the life we should have. Instead, God calls us to walk in the Spirit. In today's chapel message, President Mark Ballard delves into Galatians 5:16-26 to show how we need to understand the spiritual war, understand the works of the flesh, and understand the fruit of the Spirit, realizing that we cannot live a good, Christian life unless we let the Spirit live in us.

Do you want to follow Christ in a deep and powerful way? When we let the world get in the way, we can lose focus on Christ and live in our own reality. However, our reality needs to be being a disciple of Christ. In today's chapel message, Tony Levesque goes to Matthew 28:16-20 to show how we need to remain rooted in the reality of God and His Word so we can be a faithful disciple of Christ.

Are you struggling with applying God's Word to your life? Sometimes, we know what to do, but we don't know how to apply it. However, God does and He is willing to teach it to us. In today's chapel message, Matthew Cooksey goes to John 14:18-26 to show how we can go to God to learn how to apply the things we know and how to tell the people around us about that. God is our teacher.

Have you ever had an unexpected need arise? When that happens, it's often tempting to panic or try to figure it out ourselves. Instead, we need to rely on God. In today's chapel message, President Mark Ballard uses 2 Kings 4:1-7 to show how we should turn to the Lord, trust in His Word, and obey Him through it. Then and only then can we expect our needs to be met by Him.

How often does your perspective change? When we let the world's way of thinking take our mind off of God, we can let that change us for the worse. Instead, we should have the perspective of Jesus. In today's chapel message, Rob Martinez uses Luke 24:13-35 to show how focusing on everything that Jesus is doing in our life can change our thoughts for the better.

We are called to reach the nations. However, sometimes cultural differences can get in the way. So, what is culture, and how does it impact our ability to share the gospel with others? In today's chapel message, Lierte Soares uses the Scriptures to show the importance of culture around the world and the need to meet that culture in order to be better gospel witnesses.

Are you searching for God's Will? Or are you doing what you want? Our focus should be on God and what He wants in our lives. In today's special preview day chapel message, President Mark Ballard uses Matthew 16:13-28 to show how we can know God's will for our life by denying ourselves, dying to ourselves, and following Jesus closely.

How do you view your testimony? Do you compare it to others? When we lose focus on Christ's sacrifice for us, we can lose sight of the power of our testimony. In today's chapel message, Stephen Wyles uses Philippians 3:1-11 to show that any testimony is a powerful testimony due to God's saving righteous grace.

Are you redeemed? If you're a Christian, you're a new creation. You came from an old life of unrighteousness to the presence of God; never forget that. In today's chapel message, Benji Pyeatt looks to Hebrews 10 for how we are redeemed from our old lives, to do God's work and live for Him.

Want to pick the president's brain? In today's chapel, President Mark Ballard answers a range of questions from the students and staff.