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?

In this week's Chapel, special guest Peter Balla came to share his insights and knowledge regarding the Septuagint. He covered the fall and what took place in the garden of Eden.

Do you know that you are in a war? Often times, we live in a way that lies to ourselves, that everything is alright. That is not reality, however, because we are in a war, and the enemy is attacking us. In today's chapel message, Allen Bramlett goes to 1 Peter 5:8-11 to discuss the reality of the war that we are amongst, that we should be vigilant, that we remain steadfast in the faith, and that Christ empowers us to do so.

What does it mean to have a heart that is loyal to God? In today's chapel message Dr. Ballard takes us to 2 Chronicles 15 and emphasis King Asa's life to show what it means to have a loyal heart for God. The four points that are indicators for a loyal heart are to seek the Lord, remove idols, restore worship, and reject compromise.

What is love? In today's culture, love has been taken and warped into something that it is not. Considered a feeling, the world views love as an emotion, which is not true. God is love. In today's chapel message, Andrew Hemmingway uses 1 John 4 to show that God is love and how we should let that shape our lives.

In today's chapel message, Devin and Julia Renaud share their testimony about their mission trip to the Dominican Republic. They share the lessons about Jesus that they taught to the kids and the progress in construction on their apartments and church.

We have everything we need to overcome in Christ. In today's chapel message Tony Levesque took us to 2 Samuel 23 to make three points that support the fact that we are called to go against the flow for God. You are in God's army, the misfits became David's might men, the unity of the student body in a great spiritual war.

In Christ we have the resources to overcome. In today's chapel message, Tony Levesque takes us to 2 Samuel 23 to point out three points that support the fact that we are called to go against the flow for God. You are in God's army, the misfits became David's mighty men, and the unity of the student body in a great spiritual war.

What does it look like to guard the faith? In today's chapel message, Lew Miller speaks on 2 Timothy 2:1-10 to show us in what ways Paul suggests that we guard the faith. He says to pass on faith like a relay race, to suffer like a good soldier, to follow rules as an athlete, to have the patience like a farmer, and to be a prisoner of Christ.