It shouldn't surprise Christians that they have a responsibility to the church, yet they may not understand just what their responsibility is. In this message, President Ballard explores Ephesians 4, looking at what God intends for His people to do as members of the Body of Christ.

Even as citizens of heaven, Christians still have responsibilities in our citizenship on earth. President Ballard explores 1 Peter 2:9-17, looking at what duties we have as Christians to our governments, fulfilling God's instructions for our lives.

In the midst of national strife, it can be hard to trust God. Dr. Lee Williams walks us through the Book of Habakkuk, looking at how God still reigns in the midst of crisis, and how we can always trust in Him.

No matter where we are in life, we all have a responsibility to the home in one way or another. President Ballard takes us through Ephesians 5:22-6:4, looking at our duties as spouses, children, and parents.

The gospel should shape every area of our lives. Chapel speaker Dr. Lee brand looks to 1 Corinthians 2:1-5 on how our words and actions should especially be guided by the gospel, Christ, and God's Word.

God rarely works how we expect Him to. He calls who we think is unqualified to do what seems impossible. Dr. Paige Patterson takes us through the story of Josiah in 2 Kings 22, seeing how God works amazing things through people we'd never expect.

After the family and government, the next institution given by God is the church itself. President Ballard explores the Books of Matthew, Acts, and John for answers on the church's foundation, its function, and its future.

Loving the least of these requires something of ourselves: making less of ourselves. Chapel speaker and President of PURE Ministries David Glover walks us through 1 Corinthians 1:26-29, looking at our call to "disappear" for the sake of others.

Whether we're married or not, it's vital to respect the institution of marriage. Pastor Tim Counts takes us through Hebrews 13:4, showing three ways we can honor it as a gift of God.

The Book of 1 Kings is often overlooked, yet it contains many stories that we can learn from today. One such story comes from chapter 13, the story of two prophets, as chapel speaker Paul Edenfield teaches on the dangers of following man and not God.