Tyndale Chapel Podcast

This week Pastor Carl Santos will be sharing his reflections on Psalm 2 with a message entitled “God Inevitable”.

Carl is senior pastor at Redeemer Church in Niagara Falls and a current D.Min. student at Tyndale. 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.

Elizabeth Reynolds, Tyndale's Coordinator of Student Mentoring & Spiritual Development, starts off the summer refelctions with Psalms 23. Join us as we journey through the trail of this Psalm, and develop an understanding of how Jesus our Shepherd leads us and provides for our needs where we feel we are lacking.

Please join us online as we celebrate our graduating students from the Seminary, the B.Ed. program, and Undergraduate Studies. The 2021 Tyndale University Convocation Chapel celebration will include wonderful music from the Tyndale Singers and Band, two graduating student reflections, one from Avery Coulter (Undergraduate Studies) and another from Amy James (Seminary and Graduate Studies), and a message from President Marjory Kerr, Ph.D., entitled “Joy: Shining Like Stars and...

Dean George Sweetman speaks to our community about the Liturgy for Stations of the Cross. Community Chapel this week will spend time reflecting on Christ's movement toward the Cross. This week is Holy Week and through song, reflection, Scripture, and prayer, we invite the community into a prayful posture of gratitude.

Lizzie Reynolds continues her series of reflections on the Psalms. This week, Lizzie will lead us through Psalm 141. If you long for a reflective and contemplative time of immersion in Word and prayer, please join us every two weeks for “Abide”.

This week we are honoured to have Tyndale University President Marjory Kerr, Ph.D., speak to our community. Dr. Kerr’s message is entitled, “I will sing to the Lord, for he has been good to me” and is based on Psalm 13:6.

Pastor and Tyndale University alumna Abby Davidson (BA ’09, MTS ’13) will join us this week as we conclude our series on spiritual disciplines that our speakers have leaned into and practiced with their circles of influence during the pandemic. This week’s message is called “Honouring God with our Bodies.” 

Abby writes, “God created our bodies in His image and declared them good. God's Spirit dwells within us and, as such, our bodies are...

Lizzie Reynolds continues her series of reflections on the Psalms. This week, Lizzie will lead us through Psalm 131. If you long for a reflective and contemplative time of immersion in Word and prayer, please join us every two weeks for “Abide”.

Tyndale alumnus (BA ’12) and pastor Nicholas Dookheran joins us this week to continue our series on holy practices and habits that have encouraged others during the pandemic.

Nick writes, “Digital spaces are often places where we go to ‘disconnect’ from the busyness or pain of life. The people we interact with in those digital spaces are not just usernames but real people with stories, complicated lives, and real needs. We as believers ought not to ignore the...

Over the next three weeks, while the Church continues to walk its Lenten journey, we have invited three local pastors to reflect on practices or “holy habits” that have sustained them through the pandemic. To begin, Kaarina Hsieh, Lead Pastor of Parkway Forest Community Church in Toronto, will share a message related to holy lament.

Kaarina says, “As Christ followers, we are a people of hope, who live within the spaces of God’s grace and yet we cannot deny that...