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Pastor Carl Santos shares a message about the beauty of God. He unfolds the failure of humanity, the goodness of God, and the love of God – from Mark 14, verses 42, to 52.
Pastor Carl Santos is the senior pastor of Redeemer Bible Church in Niagara Falls, Ontario. He is also a current D.Min. student at Tyndale in the Preaching and Communication stream. He and his wife Sara are parents of six wonderful and very busy kids. Carl has a passion to know and proclaim the Gospel in a clear, deep, and relevant way, in hopes that if Christ be lifted up, that He will draw all people to Himself.
Dr. Cyril Guerette shares his story about meeting Stephen Hawking and unfolds what it means to use our gifts to lead a quiet life from 1 Thessalonians Chapter 4 verses 11-12.
Dr. Cyril Guerette is an Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies and Theology & Philosophy (Undergraduate) at Tyndale University.
As we begin the traditional Fall semester at Tyndale University, Dr. Marjory Kerr offers an address to our community for the annual Commencement Service – entitled "Holding our plans loosely".
In our final chapel summer series of reflections in the Book of Proverbs, Dr. Beth Green invites us to consider what kind of person we are – to fear Yahweh deeply and with more courage. Today's passage is in Proverbs chapter 1 from verses 1 to 7. Dr. Green continues her work on current projects, providing Christian educators with commentary on dominant themes in contemporary education. Along with her duties at Tyndale, she regularly publishes her research in international...
In continuing our summer series of reflections in the Book of Proverbs, Dr. Scott Masson explores the treatment of the two women from Proverbs 1 to 9, entitled “The Two Women of Proverbs”. Dr. Scott Masson is an Associate Professor of English at Tyndale University.
In continuing our summer series of reflections in the Book of Proverbs, Dr. Arnold Neufeldt-Fast shares Agur’s prayer that grasps the truth of God’s universal sovereignty, love and concern for humanity. The prayer is found in Proverbs chapter 30, verses 7 to 9. Arnold Neufeldt-Fast is the Seminary’s Academic Dean and Associate Professor of Theology at Tyndale University.
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