Tyndale Chapel Podcast

Michael Clarke details his life experience and struggles with moral trauma, PTSD and his experience with youth Ministry. He looks at the words from Psalm 25 and examines his journey during his life to find answers.

Michael was born in Windsor Ontario and raised in Brampton from age 10. He graduated from the California Centre for Biblical Studies in Culver City California in 1974, received a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from York University, Toronto in 1979, and college...

Katelyn Beaty speaks on the topic of the myths of one's vocation, specifically the myth that one's vocation must be clearly religious and affiliated with the Church.

Katelyn Beaty is an Ohio native, an oldest child, and an INFJ. The most important thing you should know is that she loves words and believes they can change the world. She first learned this as an undergrad at Calvin College, where she worked on the student newspaper and genuinely looked forward to writing papers....

How do we as Christians view God's calling? Many students in University and College find the topic of one's calling very stressful and unclear. Katelyn Beaty spends some time naming and encoutering the various myths that exist about vocation and replaces themselves with truer and more comprehensive understandings about vocation.

Katelyn Beaty is an Ohio native, an oldest child, and an INFJ. The most important thing you should know is that she loves words and believes they can...

Dr. Torrey Robinson examines the importance of worship and shares his personal "pilgrimage" when looking at the prosperity of the wicked. Is worship just something of a bye-gone age that needs to be rethought or is there some reason men and women of faith should make it a priority in their lives?

Torrey has been Senior Pastor of First Baptist Church of Tarrytown since 1997.  He and wife Sue have two grown sons - Carey and Carl.  Torrey earned his Master of Divinity...

Michael Messenger speaks about staying positive in the face of bad news and the danger of it pushing us towards isolation rather than towards justice and reconciliation. Michael Messenger discusses the correct way to treat those in situations of poverty and injustice; not with pity, rather as people created in God's image and who are close to God's heart.

Michael Messenger is the President and Chief Executive Officer of World Vision Canada, giving leadership to relief,...

Samuel Williams discusses how people have been categorized into different races and the systemic injustices that can be experienced by people of different races. He then outlines how the Church needs to engage in the experiences of its members and encourage diversity.

Samuel is a graduate of University of Madras (B.B.A., 1998), Tyndale Seminary (M.Div., 2004), Regis College (S.T.M, 2008) and is currently doing a Doctor of Ministry (D.Min) degree at Wilfrid Laurier University in...

Kevin White speaks about people's inherent thirst for belonging, to matter, to be wanted, and to be loved by examining the story of the woman at the well in John 4.

Kevin's passion is for youth and their families to be spiritually, emotionally, physically and financially healthy. He is enthusiastic about engaging the community and empowering young people to use their strengths for God's kingdom. His love of the arts also continues to shine through drama, rapping and playing...

Dr. Bradley Noel wants to examine miracles in the Bible and why God decided to take the actions he did, specifically looking at the stories of Elijah and Elisha.

Dr. Noel comes to Tyndale having served at Acadia University, Vanguard College, and Master's College and Seminary, where he created a variety of live and online courses. He is ordained with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Newfoundland and Labrador where he is heavily involved with discipleship and youth. Dr. Noel completed...

Dr. Reynolds looks at the book of Colossians (chapters 1-3) and outlines the importance of matching our knowledge of what needs to be done with our actions. That we need to "live our lives, rooted and built in Christ" Colossians 2:7.

Dr. Reynolds is the author of The Apocalyptic Son of Man in the Gospel of John (WUNT II/249; Mohr Siebeck, 2008) and has published articles in Biblica, Early Christianity, Henoch, Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus, and Neotestamentica...

Dr. Elizabeth Davey examines how we as people prepare for eternity and how we should look forward to the hope of the future.

Dr. Davey has taught English Literature at Tyndale since 1976. Over the years, she introduced a variety of courses—“Milton,” “Studies in C.S. Lewis,” “Canadian Literature,” “Key Figures in American Literature,” and “Religious Themes in Literature”—that anticipated the larger literature...