Tyndale Chapel Podcast

Paul Burford discusses the importance of beginning one's day in God's presence by examining the life of David. He then looks to the New Testament and examines the three factors that affected Jesus' ministry through story-telling.

Paul Burford (Honours BA Fine Arts, York University) is a professional filmmaker, passionate about the theological impact of landmark films in respect to faith perspectives. His teaching background includes 3 years in Advanced Television and Film,...

Rev. Joan DeVries examines Genesis 1:27 and what it means to be made in God's image; especially when compared to our contemporary culture's view of humankind. Joan DeVries stresses that reducing human beings to simply physical animals, removes any sense of their spirituality, emotions and uniqueness as God's children.

Rev. Joan DeVries joined the Tyndale community on August 8, 2012 as the Seminary Dean of Students. Joan brings a valuable breadth of ministry and educational...

Dr. Hernandez discusses the concept of perfection through imperfection by looking at reaching towards one's inner self in solitude, reaching out to others through service and reaching up to God by actively seeking Him.

Dr. Hernandez [PhD Fuller Theological Seminary] is the founder and executive director of CenterQuest (www.CQCenterQuest.org) and manager of the Nouwen Legacy Associates (www.nouwenlegacy.com). A trained counselor and spiritual director, he regularly conducts retreats...

Dr. Peter Neumann examines Psalm 121 and the deep need Christians have for seeking help from God. Dr. Neumann encourages his listeners to view their time on Earth as a pilgrimage where they should seek help from God daily as God is able to take care of things beyond our control and preserve our lives.

Dr. Peter Neumann (PhD, University of St. Michael's College, Toronto School of Theology) is the Assistant Academic Dean and Professor of Theology at Master's College and Seminary...

Do we view ourselves as souls with a body or bodies with a soul? Dr. Barbara Haycraft examines Psalm 103 and what it means to educate one's soul through rest, recieving and responding.

Dr. Haycraft is the Director of the Spiritual Formation Center at Tyndale University College & Seminary. Barb formely served as VP, Dean of Student Life at Tyndale University College & Seminary. Her ministry background and leadership roles of over 35 years with The Navigators in both the USA...

Brian Bertrim discusses the experience of his retirement and the process of leaving. He examines the passage of Isaiah 43 in which Isaiah has to speak for God and bring hope and comfort to a people who have been exiled.

Brian pastored a Wesleyan church for 12 years, and resigned from that position to pursue "outside of the walls" type of ministry. He is a former student at Tyndale during the late 90's.

Dr. Minho Song speaks on the topic of bearing fruit for Jesus and the importance of obedience in the life of a believer.

Dr. Minho Song is currently senior pastor of Young Nak Korean Presbyterian Church of Toronto. He was a missionary with OMF International, teaching at Asian Theological Seminary, Quezon City, Philippines; and pastoring a Filipino congregation. He believes in the importance of raising up healthy pastors and congregations for the next generation. To this end, he travels...

Compassion does not remain at a distance, true compassion always enters into the concrete pain and suffering of another. Dr. Robert Dean examines Exodus 33 to examine God's compassion and grace and how we should look to understanding these aspects of our Lord.

Robert Dean [PhD, University of Toronto; MDiv Pastoral, Tyndale Seminary] recently completed his doctoral studies in systematic theology focused in the areas of Christology, ecclesiology, sacramental theology and theological...

Christians can and should be involved in the political process. Dr. David Guretzki looks at 1 Timothy chapter 2 to examine how Christians can engage in the political process through prayer.

David Guretzki, PhD (McGill University) is Executive Vice President and Resident Theologian at the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada, a position he began in June 2017.  He resides in Ottawa. Formerly, he was Professor of Theology, Church & Public Life at Briercrest College & Seminary in...

Dr. Ron Kydd details his childhood and his experience of growing up after the Second World War and the importance of God in our current day and age. He examines Galations 2:19-20 to examine why the church is not growing in the west, while thriving in places such as Africa and China.

Dr. Kydd has taught at a number of institutions over the years, including the School of Religious Studies at the University of Saskatchewan, Eastern Pentecostal Bible College (now Master’s College...