Who we are and what we do says everything about us; so for believers, shouldn't it all point to Christ, no matter the circumstance? In today's chapel message, Hal Haller goes to Acts 8 to show what it means to be a faithful witness for Christ, even in the worst of times.

It's way too easy to get caught up in the world. The enjoyments and pleasures of the world are alluring and call to us; however, we're called to seek something better. In today's chapel message, Kevin Payne uses Revelation 17 and Hebrews 11 to show how we can overcome the temptations of the world and seek God in faith.

Of all Scripture, Psalm 23 may be the most familiar. We usually apply it to the Christian life in general, but it also applies deeply to a particular group who face incredible trials: pastors. In today's chapel message, President Mark Ballard shows how Psalm 23's promises of protection and provision provide comfort to the pastor as he faces the trials of his profession.

We do what we don't want to do. That's Paul's simple but profound message in Romans 7, as he teaches of our fleshly nature and our natural bent towards sin. However, we don't have to give up; we have hope in Christ. In today's chapel message, NEBC alumnus Tyler Ballard uses Romans 7 to show what hope we do have to overcome our flesh and be a new creation in Christ.

Following God takes faith. When we pursue His calling for our lives, we can find ourselves stepping out into the seemingly impossible, where we can't provide for ourselves; that's where God steps in. In today's chapel message, NEBC alumnus Chris Shatney uses Psalm 81 to show how God will never let the faithful go without, and always provide for their needs in incredible ways.

Do you want a healthy Christian life? It takes a lot to follow Christ faithfully, but underpinning it all is one key piece: prayer. In today's chapel message, Johnny Fain uses Jesus' example in Luke 11 to show how we can use the power of prayer to find spiritual victory.

Building churches takes endurance. It's not the structure itself that's truly difficult; it's growing and maintaining the congregation that takes intense and tireless effort. So how do we press through? In today's chapel message, David Glover looks to Hebrews 13:1-6 to show what true endurance means, and how we can have it through the Lord.

Everyone wants to make a difference. We all want to leave a mark, doing something lasting and meaningful. However, it's easy to get caught up in excuses, and say "not today"; but with God there's no reason to delay. In today's chapel message, president Mark Ballard looks to biblical examples of people God used despite their circumstances, who made a real and lasting difference.

It isn't easy to be a faithful Christian. True faith requires more than salvation; we must be sanctified, serve faithfully, and sacrifice willingly. Are you up to the challenge? In today's chapel message, Terry Dorsett looks to Jesus's words in Luke 9:57-62 to show the real cost of following Him, in all ways and at all times.

What's our purpose? Why are we on the earth? On our own, we tend to believe that we exist for our own sakes; however, we've been provided the real answer. In today's chapel message, Eric Pugh speaks on how we were made by and for God, for His glory and not our own.