Do you want to be used by God? What kind of person does it take to stand in the gap? Dr. Herbster challenges us with four necessary components—character, courage, commitment, and compassion,

Dr. Mark Herbster challenged us to take Jesus' final command -Matthew 28-19-20- and to make it our first priority. Using the relationship Paul had with Timothy, he laid out 4 biblical patterns we can model to help instill a lifestyle of discipleship.

In order for mission's work to be successful, Christians must be committed to magnifying Christ.

As Christians, we are called to be God's watchmen. Do we have our eyes open to the gospel opportunities that God has given us-- Are we willing to share that message with others--

The only worthwhile way to live is to know God and making Him known.

Dr. Mark Herbster challenged us to take Jesus' final command (Matthew 28:19-20) and to make it our first priority. Using the relationship Paul had with Timothy, he laid out 4 biblical patterns we can model to help instill a lifestyle of discipleship.

As Christians, we are called to be God's watchmen. Do we have our eyes open to the gospel opportunities that God has given us? Are we willing to share that message with others?

This chapel message from Joshua 24 emphasizes fearing the Lord, serving Him sincerely, and removing distractions to fully commit to God's plan. It calls for a transformational relationship with God, urging believers to trust and follow His guidance wholeheartedly.

Pastor Babaloa examines the life of Uzziah in 2 Chronicles 26 and warns about the dangers of pride.

This chapel message emphasizes the importance of self-denial as a core principle in Christianity. Drawing from Matthew 16 and Philippians 2, it highlights how saying -no- to oneself and embracing self-denial mirrors Christ's humility and obedience, fostering spiritual growth and alignment with God's will.