We all want to finish well. At the end of our lives, we want to look back and know it was all worthwhile, that we did what we were called to do. In our first chapel of the Fall 2023 semester, President Mark Ballard goes through 1 Corinthians 15 to find the answers to knowing how we can come to the end as we should.

Of the four Gospels, John is the most philosophical, demonstrated nowhere better than its first chapter. It has deep and powerful meaning, foundational to the gospel of Christ itself. In today's chapel message, Dr. Paige Patterson illuminates the richness of John 1, in all its facets.

God has a plan for marriage. The union between man and wife was ordained by Him from the beginning, from the first pages of Genesis. In today's chapel message, Dr. Paige Patterson takes us through Genesis 1, 2, and 3 and the whats, whys, and hows of marriage.

Hebrews 6:1-8 has been a source of controversy in the church for centuries. Its interpretation is central to how we understand salvation itself, primarily whether it can be lost or not. For day 2 of our 2023 Spring Lecture Series, Dr. David Allen gives his views on this heavy passage and how it shapes our theology.

Have you ever wanted to learn more about the Book of Hebrews? You're in luck; for day 1 of this year's Spring Lecture Series, Dr. David Allen gives his thoughts about the origins of Hebrews, when it was written, from where it was written, to whom it was written, and the biggest question of all: who wrote it?

The world is filled with voices that compete for our attention. Friends, family, politicians, media; wherever we go we have people asking us to follow them, whether we like it or not. However, there's one voice we should listen to first: our Good Shepherd. In today's chapel message, NEBC professor Tim Frisch goes to John 10 and Jesus' words on Himself, us His sheep, and how we must know and follow His voice.

"The sins of the father are laid upon the children." That quote sums up the idea of the "generational curse," that each generation suffers the same sins as the one before. But does that hold up against the truth of the Bible? In today's chapel message, NEBC professor George Sweet uses Ezekiel 18 to prove that we are not beholden to the failures of our family, but can overcome them and make our own choices.

Do you know what love is? There are multitudes of definitions floating around, so which one do you believe? Our best bet is to take it from the greatest authority of all: Jesus. In today's chapel message, NEBC professor Jared August looks to John 13 and 14 on how Christ gives a new definition of love, and what that definition means for us.

Christianity requires vigilance. We're called to a high standard, of how we live our lives each day. But what does that look like in practice? In today's chapel message, NEBC professor Alan Ingalls examines Paul's words in 1 Corinthians 16:13-14, as the Apostle teaches what a vigilant Christian life looks like.

How do we follow God when it seems impossible? When life gives us obstacles we don't know how to overcome, it's easy to lose faith in God's promises; but we have a trustworthy God who never fails. In today's chapel message, NEBC professor Dave Bentley looks to Numbers 14 and the life of Caleb, who saw impossible odds but followed God faithfully nonetheless.