Pastor John Sommerville serves as the Chief Financial Officer at UNW.  While serving as a pastor at City Church in Minneapolis, John wrote a series of Christmas stories and shares one of his favorites with our student body today.  Pour some hot chocolate, make a fire, and enjoy John's story.  

Pastor Chris defines the gospel as Galatians 2:16:  "Yet we know that a person is not justified by works of the law, but through faith in Jesus Christ."  And that is great news!  Justification, being the pone time event in which God equips us with Christ's perfect righteousness.  

Jason Peterson has served as a worship pastor for years at Emmanuel Covenant Church in Shoreview, MN.  Jason's life and story are on full display as he unpacks how Christ has--and continues--to work in his life.  

In Galatians Chapter 3, Paul asks a series of questions to the Church:  How did you get saved?  How have you actually grown?  and How have you seen God's power?  The answer?  "By hearing with faith."  Pastor Chris leads UNW through another Galatians reminder about God's grace through faith.  

Matt Swigart is the Head Tennis coach at the University of Northwestern.  He shares his story of God's grace through his father's battle with cancer.  

On this very special Veteran's Day Chapel, Brad Fenske, Associate Registrar at UNW and 20-year Army Veteran, and John Morris, retired Colonel and Chaplain, share their stories of God's incredible provision for them and others in the US Armed Forces.

Pastor Chris unpacks Galatians 2:17-20 which is perhaps the key verse in the entire book.  Being "crucified with Christ" means Jesus has moved into our lives in that one can't tell us apart.  

Good people don't make it to heaven (Gal 2:15).  Only JUSTIFIED people do.  Pastor Chris encourages UNW to have Gospel Confidence in Life and Gospel Comfort in Death.  

Northwestern's aim is to develop Christian leaders in the home, church, community and world.  Jeremiah 24 tells us--as believers--to seek the prosperity of our communities.  This gives a biblical justification for civic engagement.  In this episode, Bret Hyder shares opportunities for Christians to engage on a more meaningful level.