Tyndale Chapel Podcast

Dr. Bill Webb looks at four different views of heaven and offers hope for what lies ahead for every Christian.

Dr. Bill Webb is married (Marilyn) with three grown children (Jonathan, Christine, and Joel) and a dog (Muffin). Education: Ph.D. Dallas Theological Seminary. Teaching: Professor of New Testament for 22 years (Heritage); Adjunct professor at Tyndale and ACTS. Bill has worked as a pastor, chaplain, and professor over a span of twenty some years. In addition to conference...

Passage: Psalm 96

Dr. James Pedlar examines different biblical responses to God’s judgment and how as Christians we might respond.

James Pedlar joined the Tyndale faculty full time in 2013, having previously taught at Tyndale and Booth University College on a part time basis.  James loves teaching and is passionate about helping students understand how Christian theology has developed in response to the challenges that the church has faced throughout its history.

James is...

Passage: Genesis 7

Dr. Scott Masson examines the life of Noah; his obedience, righteousness and God’s amazing preservation of His creation.

Dr. Masson has written a number of scholarly works related to his areas of specialization. In 2011, he published a major entry on “Christian poetry” for the Encyclopedia of Christian Civilization. In addition to his scholarly work, he is a certified translator in German, the product of time spent in Germany studying classical...

Passage: 1 Timothy 4

Dr. Beth Veale examines what it means to fight the good fight, as seen in 1 Timothy 4, and contrasts this to common modern views on fighting.

Dr. Beth Veale is a Part-time instructor at Tyndale University College & Seminary.

Dr. Charles Nienkirchen examines the notion of facing up to God and shares some personal musings on “Jacob the wimp” and “The Jacob with a limp”.

Dr. Charles Nienkirchen is Professor of Christian History and Spirituality at Ambrose University College in Calgary, Alberta. He taught as an adjunct professor at several seminaries in Canada, the United States and Russia and has been Scholar in Residence at the University of Oxford, England and Tantur Ecumenical...

Passage: Romans 12:1-2

Dr. Bradley Noel examines what the will of God is for our lives and how we can follow it.

Dr. Noel has over a decade of experience as an educator and pastor. He comes to Tyndale having served at Acadia University and Masters College and Seminary, where he created a variety of in-person and online courses. Most recently, he has been Dean of Distance Education at International Biblical Online Leadership Training, the distance education provider for Vanguard...

The first annual Easter in the Chapel event was a beautiful, moving celebration of Christ’s resurrection. The service included worship led by Colin Owen [MTS ‘08], Scripture readings, choir performances, testimonies by alumnus Andrew Gordon [BRE ’91, MDiv ‘96] and student Axel Kazadi [MTS ‘15], and a piano medley performed by Margaret Mikelait [BSM ‘77].

Dr. Carolyn Weber recounts events from her life and details her journey from growing up in a non-Christian home to finding Christ.

Carolyn Weber is an author and speaker. She taught literature to undergraduates for 15 years, most recently as associate professor of Romantic Literature at Seattle University. As the Canadian Commonwealth scholar for literature, she completed her M.Phil and Doctoral degrees at Oxford University, and later served as the first female Dean of St. Peter's...

How do we understand holiness? Do we view it as a legalistic way to live life or do we view it as freedom from sin? Bradley Noel examines this question and what it means for us in our daily lives.

Dr. Noel has over a decade of experience as an educator and pastor. He comes to Tyndale having served at Acadia University and Masters College and Seminary, where he created a variety of in-person and online courses. Most recently, he has been Dean of Distance Education at...

What place does desperation have in our walk with God? Is desperation ever a good thing? Or should we always remain cool and composed in our faith? Michael Krause examines these questions.

Dr. Michael Krause brings with him a broad range of ministerial experience in an urban context in churches, social service agencies and educational institutions.  He was the youth pastor at Flemingdon Park Church, the assistant pastor at the Stone Church in downtown Toronto and the senior pastor...