Tyndale Chapel Podcast

This week’s community chapel is pleased to welcome one of the students in the DMin (Preaching) program. Carl’s message is entitled, “On Forgiveness”. The problem Paul presents us with is that we must forgive but we cannot seem to forgive. Carl will speak on why we cannot seem to forgive, how can we forgive, and what does it mean to forgive.

Carl Santos is the pastor at New City Church in Calgary. Carl completed his undergraduate degree (Hons.BA) from the...

In this week’s chapel, Dr. James Beverley will illustrate from the story of Jesus and Peter walking on water in the book of Matthew. Dr. James Beverley will provide tips on how to walk on water.

Dr. James Beverley, Professor of Christian Thought and Ethics at Tyndale Seminary, has taught at Tyndale since 1988. He is the author and editor of twelve books, including Nelson’s Illustrated Guide to Religions, Religions A to Z andCounterfeit Code, a reply to Dan Brown...

For our inaugural 2019 Spring/Summer Chapel, we are delighted to welcome the Rev. Dr. Marilyn Draper to our pulpit. Dr. Draper’s message is intriguingly entitled, “Mission: Life-Giving Radioactive Fallout from an Explosion of Joy”

Rev. Dr. Marilyn Draper is an Assistant Professor of Practical Theology here at Tyndale Seminary. As a church planter and an ordained minister, Dr. Draper combines years of frontline ministry experience with theological expertise. As an...

This week, we’re honoured to have Professor Donald Goertz, Associate Professor of Church History and Director of the Master of Divinity Church in the City: In-Ministry Program at Tyndale Seminary, bring a message to our community. Retiring this summer after almost 30 years of loyal service to Tyndale and in conjunction with Tyndale’s 125th Anniversary, Professor Goertz speaks from his rich memory of Tyndale’s institutional history and his deep desire for the church in...

The message in this week’s community chapel is titled “Off with his head!” Rev. Dr. Timothy Tang speaks from Mark 6:14-29 which emphasizes that the cost of discipleship and following Jesus is high. But, miraculous things will happen when we use our place of privilege where we can actually change the world.

Rev. Dr. Timothy Tang is Director of the Tyndale Intercultural Ministry Centre. Rev. Dr. Timothy Tang was born in Toronto where he now lives with his wife Joanne,...

Many sermons summarize the gospel of Matthew 14:13-33 as if you wanna walk on water, you’ve gotta get out of the boat. In this community chapel, Rev. Dr. Kevin Livingston gives another point of view to Matthew 14:13-33.

Rev. Dr. Kevin Livingston is the Associate Professor of Pastoral Ministry at Tyndale Seminary and Pastor of Clairlea Park Presbyterian Church. Educated at Seattle University, Fuller Theological Seminary and the University of Aberdeen Scotland (Ph.D.), he has...

Pastor Mark Regis message in this community chapel fits well with the Lenten season. He says, “As we journey towards the Cross of Christ in this season of Lent, [the] message will look at the willing self-emptying of God, and the remarkable treasures that have been opened up to us through his poverty.”

Mark currently serves as an Associate Priest at St. Paul’s with a focus in discipleship – helping people to grow in their faith in Jesus and live into their God-...

This week’s Community Chapel message is titled Contagious Christians in an Age of Comfortable Christians. Do you want to become a contagious Christian in today’s unperfect world? When people see you, do you want to radiate Jesus Christ from your face? Dr. Matthew Kim will share from the book of Acts 2:41-47 about how to become a contagious Christian in today’s world.

Dr. Matthew D. Kim is Co-Director of the Haddon W. Robinson Center for Preaching, Director of Mentored...

What does it really means to put Jesus at the center of it all? Can you surrender it all for Him? Dr. Gary Nelson will share about what it means to put Jesus in the center and to surrender to the experience He gives you.

Dr. Gary Nelson is a published author, dynamic speaker and recognized Christian leader in Canada and around the world. Dr.Nelson is currently the President and Vice Chancellor of Tyndale University College & Seminary. Prior to becoming president of Tyndale, Dr....

What do you feel like you need to keep going on your journey of faith? The title of this week’s community chapel message is “The Way is Made by Walking”. Christa Hessellink, a Tyndale Seminary graduate, former pastor, and current author and popular speaker, will share four things that will help you keep going onward and upward.

Christa is the founder of the Love2Love Project which, to date, has given over $45,000 to vulnerable children in Syria and Mozambique. She is...