What do we need to be when God calls you? In today's chapel message Leo Lytle takes us to Acts 28:26-40 to show how the story of Phillip and the Ethiopian parallels what we to be when God calls us. We need to be available, obedient, and intentional.

Is anyone unable to be used by God? In today's chapel message Dr. Howell speaks on how to Lord uses unlikely people. In 2 Kings 5:1-15 he shows how God works in unlikely ways and God transforms unlikely hearts.

What are you going to do with Jesus? In today's chapel message, Dr. Williams takes us back to the basics by showing us the character of God. In Colossians 1 he shows the seven superiorities of God: image, creator, eternal, sustainer, head, fullness, and reconciler.

How do we make peace with the calling God gave us? In today's chapel message Dr. Hatley took us to Isaiah 6 to show the confession, cleansing, calling, question, and commission of Isaiah and how that applies to God's purpose for our life.

How can we trust God? In today's chapel message Dr. McDill speaks on why it is hard to trust God sometimes. He takes us to Psalm 13 to show how David also had the same experience and how he was able to remember God's love for him.

If you knew your time was short, would you change your choices? In today's chapel message, Dr. Howell takes us to John 3:22-30 to show how John the Baptist decreased so that Jesus could increase. He discusses the three different choices that we make, the choice of faithfulness, obscurity, and purpose.

Have you forgotten yourself and let God be the Lord of your life? In today's chapel message Benji Pyeatt spoke on the life of Peter and showed how Peter had to be broken down to truly follow God and to forget himself.

Why are you here? Are your motives from your own desires or God's call? In today's chapel message Stephen Wyles spoke on 2 Timothy 4:1-6 and the importance of being fulfilled and sustained in God's call. It is important to be content in what it is God has instructed us to do, and to fulfill our ministry.

In today's chapel message, Dr. Martins spoke on Exodus 32:21-25 and emphasized the dangers of surrendering to pressure around us. He also showed how important it is in leadership to not avoid confrontation. We must forgive the transgression and commit our way to God.

Is God's house in ruins while we are busy with our own house? In today's chapel message Matthew Cooksey brought us to Haggai chapter one to show us what it looks like to pursue things in our lives that do not have God's blessing. Why would something not have God's blessing? The question to ask is, is God in it?