Tyndale Chapel Podcast

In holding our annual “Tyndale” Chapel in recognition of our namesake, William Tyndale, the translator of the first English New Testament, Dr. James Robertson examines the life of William Tyndale, his work to translate the Bible into English, and the legacy he left behind. William Tyndale ‘s legacy brought God closer to his people.

James Tyler Robertson (Ph.D., McMaster Divinity College) is the Creative Producer of Online Learning & Adjunct Professor of Christian...

Danielle Strickland examines a story from her life where she received a message from God to avoid a "spirit of (Spiritual) sleepiness". Danielle Strickland cautions against stagnation in ones' faith and the importance of listening to and seeking what God wants.

Danielle, based in Toronto, is the author of 5 books with her most recent being The Ultimate Exodus: Finding Freedom From What Enslaves You. She is host of DJStrickland Podcast,  Co-founder of Infinitum,...

Lorie Hartshorn discusses what our prayer life is like and what makes it so hard to pray? Is prayer an option, and does God need us to pray? Lorie Hartshorn examines how prayer works to accomplish God's will.

Lorie Hartshorn join us. Lori is the co-host of the daily 700 Club Canada television show.

Dr. Gary Nelson begins the 2018/2019 academic year and delivers its opening address. Dr. Nelson examines the Gospel of Mark and encourages all students to follow the command to love God with everything that they have and everything that they are.

Dr. Gary Nelson is a published author, dynamic speaker and recognized Christian leader in Canada and around the world. On July 1, 2010, Dr. Nelson began his term as the 12th President and Vice Chancellor of Tyndale University College &...

Passage: Philippians 3

Dr. Gary Nelson discusses his missions experience in Nairobi and the difference between simply being a tourist and being a traveler. How in one's faith, one will often choose to be a tourist, being free of inconvenience and discomfort, thinking they are living the adventure, but are missing all the things that make one a traveler.

Dr. Gary Nelson is a published author, dynamic speaker and recognized Christian leader in Canada and around the world. On July 1...

Dr. Barry Smith looks at Jacob in Genesis 35 and speaks on the topic of one's perspective; how one's experiences can change how one views their situation.

Dr. Smith comes to Tyndale after spending almost 25 years at Roberts Wesleyan College in Rochester, New York, where he served as Vice President, Student Services for nearly 14 years. Dr. Smith has a breadth of experience in building student programs and facilities for student formation and development at Roberts Wesleyan,...

Dr. Daniel Wong examines the life of the apostle Paul in 2 Corinthians and how God is able to use "ordinairy containers", ordinariy people, to complete His will.

Dr. Wong has taught at Tyndale University College since 2000. He taught preaching at Tyndale Seminary from 1997 to 2005. He had extensive pastoral experience at the Toronto Chinese Baptist Church in English ministry since 1982, and when the church expanded to two locations in 1986, he pastored at the Scarborough...

Dr. Arnold Neufeldt-Fast examines Psalm 19:7-11 and looks at the commitment to the word of God and dependence on His power.

Dr. Neufeldt-Fast brings to the position of Director of the Master of Theological Studies Modular Program a strong background in teaching and administration as well as international exposure. From 2000-2006 Dr. Neufeldt-Fast was the Coordinator of a MA in Pastoral Ministries modular program at the Theological Seminary, Bienenberg, Switzerland, in partnership with...

An exile is an immigrant who is far from the comforts of their home. Dr. Alexander Chow examines the story of the Israelites exiled in Babylon and are told to make their home in this place; build their houses there, work in the city, raise their family, and seek the welfare (the Shalom) of Babylon. Dr. Chow stresses that no matter where we are placed, we need to seek justice, flourishment and completeness to the people in the land.

Dr. Alexander Chow is Lecturer in Theology and World...

Remembering is a radical act that we can so easily forget, especially when things do not go as we want. Prof. Sharon Ramsay examines how the unrelenting quest for more can leave us breathless. The concept of "more" defined by the world, looks like validation, likes and mentions. When defined by God, He offers relationships, a real rest and the unforced rythymns of grace.

Since 1998, Sharon has been an educator of graduate-level counselling students. In her therapy practice,...