UNW Chapel

Rachel Gilson speaks about sexuality. She speaks about trying to not focus on the things that God says "no" to. She continues to go on to say if we focus on what God says "no" to so much it will feel cold and cruel. She goes on to speak about what God says about sexuality.

Darrin Geier gives us a time and space to reflect and process our pain, challenges, pain of others, and celebrating our blessings along with others.

Brian speaks about the need to share our stories with others. He speaks about the importance of each of our individual stories and how much impact it has on others whether they be believers or non-believers.

Dave Brickey speaks about the striving to know God personally rather than only collecting facts. He goes on to say that we  should taste and see that the Lord is good. He encourages us to look past ourselves and look towards God. 

Cesar Castellejos speaks about freedom. He speaks about the freedom we can have when we let go of the worldly things that we are holding onto. He lists down five steps to freedom.

Jo Saxton speaks about living into who God created us to be. She continues to speak about re-evaluating our lives and the relationships we are in. 

Jo Saxton talks about the things that define us. Our personal lives and life decisions and things we have done that defines who we are now. She goes onto inviting Jesus to come back into our lives and reset our lives. 

Dr. Hoornbeek speaks about decision making. He goes on to speak about how complex decision making is. Dr. Hoornbeek goes to talk about what God has to say about making our big life decisions and what God's words of guidance have to say about it.

Darrin speaks about three wrong targets that we aim at when it comes to our spiritual life. He then goes on to speak about three correct targets we can aim at when it comes to our spiritual life. Darrin speaks about pursuing an intimate relationship with Christ.

Louise Stanton discusses how advent is a story that also takes place in our regular day-to-day lives, we should learn that advent is like a light that comes to us in our deepest need.