Darrin, our Director of Spiritual Formation Programs, kicks off our chapel year and introduces this year's theme: "Thy Kingdom Come: The Mission and Movement of Jesus".  Chapel date: 8/30/23.

Rose Larson works with Settled and also a missional life pastor at church of the open door. Rose shares her vocational work and what that looks like for her. She shares what working at Settled means and looks like for her too.

Darrin interviews Justin and we get the chance to get to know more about Justin and the role he is in now. Justin shares his thoughts on prayer, how God has moved in his life, and what God has taught him. 

Sabrina speaks on sin and the shame and guilt that can come with sin. She speaks about forgiveness and the redemption that can come with that. Sabrina speaks about coming back from sin and how to distinguish guilt and shame. 

Dayton shares his testimony and life story. He speaks about how he found his way back to Northwestern as a faculty member now. He speaks about his passion and love for music and his family.

Mark does pottery and relates his pottery to creation. He demonstrates how to mold clay into the shape that you want. How to position your hands and the amount of pressure or control you may need. 

Isaiah 29:16

Darrin speaks about palm Sunday. He creates a space for us to visualize ourselves in the palm Sunday story.

John 12:1

Craig and Molly speak about making things right with one another. Making sure that we meet closure with relationships that may be broken or on the verge of brokenness. They speak about bringing this to God and making sure we include God in these broken relationships.

Ben Glenn speaks about the testing of ones faith and how that brings in perseverance. He continues to portray this through a chalk drawing. Ben continues to speak about how struggles, ups, and downs can create a bigger beautiful picture.

Joe Biancardi speaks about how experiences teach us and grow us. He continues to speak about how the life of a true Christian is characterized by breaking and being built up again.