Tyndale Chapel Podcast

Tyndale Chapel Podcast

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Tyndale Chapel Podcast episodes

  • Abide - Luke 24
    Lizzie Reynolds concludes her 2021-2022 podcast series of reflections on the Gospel of Luke.
    In this final week, Lizzie will consider the well-known Road to Emmaus passage of Luke 24.
    32 min
  • Chapel - Phil Reinders
    For the final week of March, we are pleased to welcome a friend of Tyndale's, Pastor Phil Reinders. As we draw closer to Holy Week and Easter, Dr. Reinders will lead our community in reflecting on prayer as a formative basis of our identity as image-bearers of Christ.
    This week we conclude our Lenten series with a message entitled “Getting to God Through Your Stomach”.
    22 min
  • Chapel - Monica Kay
    Continuing our Lenten theme of service, sacrifice, and abiding in Christ, we are honoured to welcome Monica Kay to the Community Chapel pulpit this week. Monica's message based on Joel 2:12-13 is entitled "Rend Your Heart".
    Monica is a long-time friend of Tyndale’s and is currently studying for her DMin degree at the Seminary. A popular mentor, speaker, and collaborator, Monica is currently working with Youth Unlimited Toronto as the Director of the Launch program....
    21 min
  • Abide - Luke 22
    Lizzie Reynolds offers the community a reflective and meditative space to journey together through the pages of the Gospel of Luke.
    If you long for a change of pace and moments of contemplation, Lizzie helps us explore the themes in Luke chapter 22, verses 39 to 46, where Jesus prays passionately on the Mount of Olives.
    33 min
  • Chapel - Beth Green
    In a season of troubles and heightened international conflict that clamours for our attention, during days of political division over any number of cultural issues and “isms”, and through this opaque time of the ongoing pandemic, we all need a moment to gather as a community, sing and pray together, and ingest words of inspiration and challenge.
    This week we continue preparing ourselves for Holy Week with a reflection on Isaiah 58: 6-12 from Tyndale University's Provost...
    21 min
  • Chapel - Jenny Andison
    We continue our Community Chapel's themes of Lent this week with Bishop Jenny Andison (St. Paul's Anglican Bloor Street). Bishop Jenny will reflect on our desire for cleansing through contrition and the asking for forgiveness with attention to Psalm 103.
    Bishop Jenny was born in England and has lived in Pakistan, India, Singapore and Japan. She earned a Hons. BA from Queen’s University in 1994 and received her Master of Divinity from the University of Toronto in 1997. In...
    22 min
  • Abide - Luke 19
    Lizzie Reynolds offers the community a reflective space about the dimensions of adoration and gratitude through the pages of the Gospel of Luke.
    If you long for a change of pace and moments of contemplation, Lizzie will be helping us explore the themes in Luke 19, where Jesus confronts Zacchaeus.
    32 min
  • Chapel - Abby Davidson
    The beginning of March marks the start of the Lenten season as we prepare ourselves for the mystery of the Cross. During this month, different speakers will explore what it means to ready ourselves for Easter by reflecting on different Scriptural passages and Lenten themes.
    Abby Davidson who is a pastor at Spring Garden Church in Toronto will be leading our community in thoughts related to sacrifice and fasting from a habit or food for the 40 days of Lent with attention to Psalm 90....
    31 min
  • Chapel - Sharon Ramsay
    As we conclude celebrating Black History Month, our guest speaker, Sharon Ramsay shares a message from Philippians 4:11-13 entitled "Both Sides Now".
    Sharon is well known at Tyndale as an award-winning alumna, instructor in the Clinical Counselling program at the Seminary, and a long-time contributing member of the Wellness Centre.
    19 min

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Tyndale University presents a series of recorded chapel services from Tyndale's very own faculty and guest speakers.