When we sin, we suffer. Our actions can bring us pain, but often we don't realize how. In today's chapel message, NEBC alum Ezekiel Monger looks to Haggai to show how we must recognize the pain our sin causes, and what blessings we receive if we turn away from our sin.

Do you ever doubt your calling? It's easy to be unsure what we should do for Christ, to follow Him faithfully and obediently; so how do we overcome our doubts? In today's chapel message, Van McClain looks to Matthew 28 to show what Christ calls us to do and how we can do it with confidence.

How do we reach others for Christ? One of the keys is making sure they know your heart, that you care about them as would a shepherd. In today's chapel message, Buddy Champion looks to Philippians 2 on how we can have a shepherd's heart, loving people as would Christ.

There's great power in prayer. When we pray, we go before our almighty God to intercede for ourselves and others. But how does that work? In today's chapel message, President Mark Ballard looks to Abraham's example in Genesis 18-19 for how he had effective and intense intercession to a just and merciful God.

Do you ever feel inadequate to serve God? Have you ever thought your failures were too much, like God could never use you in your weakness? Take heart; all we have to do is follow Him, and He will do the rest. In today's chapel message, Mike Courtney uses Luke 5 to show how we may fail, but nevertheless we heed God's Word.

What's our highest calling in life? What are we meant to do, according to God's will? It's simple: to proclaim the Word of God and be His missionary. In today's chapel message, Mike Courtney looks to Mark 3 to show our greatest calling for Christ.

The story of Jonah is one we've all heard a hundred times. We all know the account of him and the great fish, but do we really know the complete picture? In today's chapel message, Tyler Ballard takes us through the whole Book of Jonah, showing how we must obey the Father's instruction to reach others for Him.

We have a generous God. He gives us what we do not deserve; instead of eternal punishment in hell we gain an inheritance through His Son, no matter when we come to Him. In today's chapel message, Jim Robertson uses Matthew 20 to show how we all have an equal inheritance in Christ, from the first to the last.

Do you want God's will for your life? We all have a calling from God, what He desires for us for doing His work and glorifying Him; but how do we know what that is? In today's chapel message, President Mark Ballard looks to Romans 12:1-2 to show the steps for how we can discover God's will for us, to lead the life we are meant to lead.

We have to be equipped to do God's work. Reaching the lost and being the hands and feet of Jesus is a high calling, one that requires much of us. But how do we prepare? In today's chapel message, Mark Appell looks to 2 Timothy 3:16-17 to show how it's not us who equips ourselves, but God through the Scriptures.