Tyndale Chapel Podcast

This week, Lizzie Reynolds will lead us through Psalm 90. If you long for a reflective and contemplative time of immersion in Word and prayer, please join us every two weeks for “Abide”.

Our friend, Pastor Chris Chase, lead pastor at The Meeting House, Newmarket, will join us for the concluding message celebrating Black History Month at Tyndale.

Chris writes, “Jesus' prayer in John 17:20-26 is one filled with a desire for unity among believers with an eye on those yet to know the love of God. Our unity is a witness to the world and is worth protecting. But we can't be unified unless we see ourselves in Jesus' story and see each other in the same light...

This morning, Wilma Nevers, the Director of Tyndale’s Family Life Centre, will speak on “Perspectives and Peace”. She writes, “…we all have individual stories and perspectives of our stories (My Story / Your Story). We also have collective stories (Our Story) and we have God’s story of us (HIS story) and in focusing on HIS story, His perspectives of us, we will find peace.”

Wilma is a graduate of Tyndale University where she completed a MDiv...

This week, Lizzie Reynolds will lead us through Psalm 65. If you long for a reflective and contemplative time of immersion in Word and prayer, please join us every two weeks for “Abide”.

We are so grateful to have Dr. Vivette Henry, Assistant Professor of Psychology (Undergraduate Studies) join us. Dr. Henry's message is entitled “When you can’t find God, there is hope, because He knows where you are.”

She invites us “to reflect on our lives within the current COVID-19 season and on the painful reality of racism, in particular anti-Black racism.” She reminds us that “so many in our community and country are dealing with the pain...

Lizzie Reynolds continues a new series of reflections on the Psalms. This week, Lizzie will lead us through Psalm 38.

Dr. Beth Green, Tyndale University’s Provost and Chief Academic Officer, shares with us this week. Her message, “Numbers 27: Leading with Confidence Even When you are Anxious”, is a wise word in this season that has continued far longer than most anticipated.

Beth earned her DPhil from Oxford University and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts and a Senior Fellow at Cardus, a faith-based think tank in Hamilton. Beth publishes her research in international...

We are pleased to have Dr. Ashoor Yousif, Assistant Professor Church History and Director of the MTS Modular Program (Seminary) speak to us this week on St. Ephram. The title of Ashoor’s message is “A Fulfilled Dream and Prayer”. The life of St. Ephram the Syrian, who was a man of admirable words and deeds, is an inspiration to us as servants of God, regardless of our diverse aspirations and challenges. 

Along with his important work at the Seminary, Dr. Yousif...

Lizzie Reynolds begins a new series of reflections on the Psalms. This week, Lizzie is considering Psalm 3.

Dean George Sweetman will highlight some of the chapels opportunities that Tyndale has planned for this term and offer a reflection on the start of the new calendar year in light of the Church’s celebration of Epiphany.