Tyndale Chapel Podcast

In continuing our summer series of reflections in the Book of Proverbs, Mackenzie Gardner shares a message about the sovereignty of God and invites us to familiarize ourselves with who God is in the book of Proverbs chapter 20, verse 24.

Mackenzie Gardner works as the Administrative Assistant for the Centre of Academic Excellence at Tyndale University.

We celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day in Canada in today’s Community Chapel.

Naomi Peters (BA ’20) is an incoming BEd student in the 2022/2023 cohort who will be our guest. She is an award-winning writer and remarkable visual artist and she’ll chat with us about her heritage, her connection to Tyndale, and her art.

In continuing our summer series of reflections in the Book of Proverbs, Leah Vetro shares a message about gentleness, speech and how we choose to engage with others. She offers her reflections on how this can be lived out in the book of Proverbs Chapter 15.

Leah Vetro works as the Public Services Librarian at Tyndale University.

In continuing our summer series of reflections, Tim Kantel shares a message about Wisdom’s plea to be heard entitled “The Layperson’s Guide to Wisdom” from Proverbs Chapter 8.

Tim serves Tyndale as the Senior Admissions Counsellor for Undergraduate and Seminary Studies for Eastern Ontario and Atlantic Canada.  Tim grew up in the world of Christian higher education as his father was the founder and president of a small Christian university in New Brunswick....

In continuing our summer series of reflections on the Book of Proverbs, Stella shares a message about the importance of God’s word, trusting in Him and seeking His wisdom from Proverbs Chapter 3 entitled “One Step At a Time”.

Stella has worked at Tyndale in the External Relations department, serving, and building relationships with alumni and supporters, for over a decade. She recently relocated to Kenya after having lived in Canada for over two decades, to reunite...

The Preaching Conference’s featured speaker, Dr. Mary Hulst, is our guest speaker. The title of Dr. Hulst’s message is “Why Did Jesus Flip the Tables?”.

Dr. Hulst has served since 2009 as University Pastor of Calvin University. Mary spent eight years serving as the senior pastor at Eastern Avenue Christian Reformed Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan, before leaving to pursue a PhD in communication ethics from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. After...

Continuing our summer series with this week's Chapel podcast is George Sweetman, Dean of Student Life at Tyndale. George reflects on Proverbs 8 – a message about how to navigate life with grace, faith and truth while being wise and not succumbing to "the wrong way" – to consider and journey on the right way.

Continuing our summer series with this week's Chapel podcast is Karen Gallimore, Director of Campus and Conference Services at Tyndale. Karen reflects on Proverbs 13 and 15 – a message of perseverance, wisdom and correction entitled "How Much Clearer".

Karen and her family moved to Canada from Jamaica in 2014. Her background is in Food and Beverage, with an emphasis on Conference and Event Planning; she has been involved in this field for over 25 years. Karen is...

In continuing our reflection series in Proverbs, Younan Younan shares his message about the implications of anger from the book of Proverbs 14.

Younan serves as the Director of Information Technology (IT) at Tyndale University.

In a world that is constantly changing and facing unpredictable circumstances, how can we remain steadfast in doing good and participating even in the good that is happening at Tyndale?

Kyle Best shares a message of encouragement from Galatians 6.