Tyndale Chapel Podcast

As the COVID era continues, we see anxiety and mental health issues growing at an unprecedented rate.  How can we look at today's events from a God-perspective and allow Him to guide us through the storm?  In Psalm 139 we discover a God who knows intimate details of our lives and wants to walk through our circumstances with us.  This is a God who has led His people through many pandemics and cultural shifts throughout history, and who promises to be there for us even...

This week, we continue our “Abide” chapel podcasts with Elizabeth Reynolds.

Lizzie is focusing on Jesus’ “I am” statements from the Gospel of John through the Fall. Join Lizzie this week as we consider the declaration, “I am the Good Shepherd”.

Experiencing pain and suffering often leads us to discover our core beliefs and values. In this chapel, we'll consider ways to anchor ourselves amidst such seasons and the hope the gospel brings into such darkness. Professor Jesse Sudirgo, Assistant Professor of Contextual Ministry at the Seminary, will be our speaker this week and his message is entitled, “Pain and Presence”.

Jesse Sudirgo is the Director of the Masters of Divinity Church in the City (In-Ministry)...

We are grateful to the Tyndale Staff Association for planning and hosting this week’s chapel. Dr. James Robertson, the Director of Distributed Learning at Tyndale and Assistant Professor of Christian History at the Seminary will be the guest speaker. Jamie’s message is entitled “Ancient Faith for a Turbulent Age”.

Dr. James Tyler Robertson is Assistant Professor of Christian History and Director of Distributed Learning at Tyndale University. He teaches the...

This week, we continue our “Abide” chapel podcasts with Elizabeth Reynolds.

Lizzie will be looking at Jesus’ “I am” statements from the Gospel of John through the Fall. Join Lizzie this week as we consider the declaration, “I am the gate”.

Continuing the overall theme of "order, disorder, and reorder" and God's connection to us in this season, this week we have something a little different. George Sweetman interviewed four current students about their journey over the past six months and how they’ve connected with God and what challenges they’ve faced in the midst of these disruptive and uncertain days. Sam Allison (MDiv ’21), Zoe Chan (MDiv ’22), Gracie Roorda (BA ’21) and MG...

This week, we continue our “Abide” chapel podcasts with Elizabeth Reynolds.

Lizzie will be looking at Jesus’ “I am” statements from the Gospel of John through the Fall. Join Lizzie this week as we consider the declaration, “I am the light of the world”.

Continuing the overall theme of "order, disorder, and reorder" and God's connection to us in this season, we are so pleased to have Dr. Duncan Reid, Associate Professor of New Testament at the Seminary, speak. He will be looking at “lament” and the important place it plays in our movement through this season of pandemic and where signs of creativity and growth exist.

Dr. Reid, who began teaching at Tyndale Seminary in 2006, has research interests in historical...

This week, we begin a semester of “Abide” chapels with Elizabeth Reynolds. Every Wednesday, Lizzie will offer a contemplative and prayerful podcast for your reflection. It will be available as of 7:30 am (ET) on Wednesdays but you can listen them each week at your leisure.

Lizzie will be looking at Jesus’ “I am” statements from the Gospel of John through the Fall. This week we will be considering the declaration, “I am the bread of life”.

In this chapel, our Dean of Student Life, George Sweetman, will provide an overview of this semester's chapel offerings.