Tyndale Chapel Podcast

Dr. Ronald Kydd looks at how William Tyndale viewed the concept of being salt and light in the world. Often, as in Tyndale’s case, this can lead to suffering and even death. Tyndale embraced this reality and remained faithful to the end, and we are called to follow his example.

Dr. Ronald Kydd is Associate Professor of Church History at Tyndale Seminary. He has taught at a number of institutions over the years, including the School of Religious Studies at the University of...

Passage: Acts 9:1-10

We are told to follow our passions, but the problem with passion is that the heart that generates those passions is easily deceived. Passion can be destructive, therefore it must be guided.

Professor LeBlanc is a Mi’kmaq-Acadian has been active in full-time vocational ministry with the Native North American community since 1978. He is currently CEO and Director of My People International and NAIITS.  He has convened and chaired many initiatives within...

Dr. Gary Nelson reminds us of the importance of corporate worship and of gathering together for chapel, regardless of the busyness of what is going on in our lives.

Dr. Gary V. 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 & Seminary.

Prior to becoming president of Tyndale, Dr. Nelson served for 10 years...

Passage: Micah 6:1-8

Gary Nelson calls us to remember the great privilege of Christian education, and, with the prophet Micah, to "act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God."

Dr. Gary V. 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 & Seminary.

Prior to becoming president of...

The community of believers should strive to coexist in a community that is transparent, comprised of people of all age groups, who are living out their faith, and who know that they can trust Jesus in every area of their life.

The question is, how do we establish intergenerational, or age-inclusive ministry, in our own church context?

In high school, Amanda Camacho [MDiv 2014] was looking for work and thought a nursing home was something different and more meaningful. At the time, she...

Passage: John 1:35-40

Dr. Robert Cousins invites us to consider Jesus’ disciple Andrew, the younger brother of Peter. Although he lived in the shadow of his extroverted older brother, Andrew had a passion for the presence of God, and a passion for bringing people to Jesus.

Robert was born and raised in Northern Ireland. He moved to Canada when he was 24 years old. Robert graduated from Ontario Bible College with a BTh. He and his wife Sheila served as missionaries in East Africa...

“We live in a noisy world, full of distractions and idle talk. This endless stream of words can leave us even more empty and disconnected.” Sarah Colyn speaks on the importance of daily silence in the midst of our busy lives.

Sarah Colyn’s heart was captured for this ministry when she first heard Leanne Payne speak of the need for a true, biblical vision of what it is to be human.  Joining with Leanne to carry on her work has convinced Sarah indeed that “...

Passage: 1 Peter 1:1-6

Using examples from his travels abroad of Christians from across the globe who have learned to survive and thrive through the testing of their faith, Dr. Gary Nelson examines how we can develop a resilient faith.

Dr. Gary V. 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 & Seminary...

Words are very important - they can build up or tear down. Andrew Mugford outlines the importance of words in both Biblical times and in today’s world.

Andrew Mugford graduated from Tyndale University College in 2012, with a BA, Religious Studies. Previously he obtained a diploma in Corporate Communication from Centennial College. He worked as an Emergency Medical Dispatcher before returning to school. He is now an Admissions Counsellor for Tyndale, primarily focused on sharing...

Passage: Mark 1:14-20, 29-39

David Sherbino outlines the importance of slowing down in the midst of busyness, and also the significance of rest.

Dr. Sherbino has been a faculty member at Tyndale Seminary since 1987, serving previously as Chair of the Pastoral Ministries Department, Coordinator of the Worship and Liturgy program and Dean of the Chapel. He is presently coordinating the master’s program in Spiritual Formation and the doctoral track in Spiritual Formation. He...