Cedarville University Chapel Message

Today's final chapel of the academic year honors Cedarville University's Senior Class. Senior Class Chaplain Landon Heft and Dr. Steve Dye, Associate Vice President of Christian Ministries, give charges to the graduating Seniors from the Book of Hebrews.

Today's speaker is Dr. Zach Bowden, Chief of Staff and Assistant Professor of Theological Studies at Cedarville University. Dr. Bowden concludes the series, "Exodus: Our God Saves," looking at chapter 40. He teaches that the glory of God is not an abstract notion, but rather, it is for us, and shines forth in the forgiveness of sins.

Today's chapel is led by Cedarville University's Student Government Association. SGA Chaplain Ethan Foster teaches from Genesis 42-50 that God’s supreme sovereignty and glorious goodness call us to forgive.

Today's speaker is Dr. Bob Lutz, Vice President for Strategic Initiatives at Cedarville University. Dr. Lutz takes us through Psalm 1, and looks at what Scripture says about happiness, as well as the habits that produce it.

Today's speaker is Dr. Lewis Richerson, Lead Pastor at Woodlawn Baptist Church in St. George, LA. Dr. Richerson teaches us about the temptation of Jesus in Luke 4:1-13, and points out that where Israel failed in their temptation in the wilderness, Jesus succeeded in His.

Today's speaker is Dr. Ched Spellman, Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies at Cedarville University. In today's message, we reflect on the way Scripture allows us to remember our own rescue. Dr. Spellman looks at the final Passover of the old covenant, in Luke 22.

Today's chapel is led by Cedarville University's Student Government Association. SGA Chaplain Ethan Foster teaches from Genesis 39:21 - 41:57 that as we live for the mission of God, we must reject self-glory, and reflect God's glory.

Today's speaker is Sam Allberry, Associate Pastor at Immanuel Nashville in Nashville, TN. Looking at Romans 12:1-8, Pastor Allberry teaches that we should respond to the grace of the Gospel of Jesus Christ with consecration, humility, and service.

Today's speaker is Sam Allberry, Associate Pastor at Immanuel Nashville in Nashville, TN. Pastor Allberry encourages us from Psalm 23, sharing that Jesus, as our Shepherd, satisfies, restores, accompanies, and befriends us.

Today's chapel is led by Cedarville University's Sophomore Class. Zeke Klenzman, Sophomore Class Chaplain, declares that God made us to be His people, so we must proclaim His excellencies and live holy, for His glory. His text is 1 Peter 2:9-10.

In today's chapel, Dr. Trevin Wax urges us to guard our hearts and minds from negative cultural influences, and to give attention to the truth from God's Word. His text is Proverbs 4:20-27. Dr. Trevin Wax serves as Vice President of Research and Development with the North American Mission Board.

Today's speaker is Dr. Trevin Wax, Vice President of Research and Development with the North American Mission Board. Dr. Wax encourages us to look to God's Word for wisdom and discernment when seeking His will for our lives. His text is Proverbs 4:10-19.

Today's speaker is Andrea Griffith, author, podcaster, and mentor to women in ministry with The Church Hub. Mrs. Griffith shares her personal testimony, and states that when we confess and forsake our sin, God pours His mercy into our lives.

Today's speaker is Dr. Jon Wood, Vice President for Student Life and Christian Ministries at Cedarville University. Dr. Wood teaches us about the instructions for the tabernacle in Exodus 35-39, and describes several facets of what true worship of God looks like.

Today's chapel is led by Cedarville University's Student Government Association. SGA Chaplain Ethan Foster urges us to live a life of purity, and flee sexual temptation. He looks at the example of Joseph in Genesis 37 - 39:20.

Today's speaker is Fletcher Colgan, winner of the MDiv Preaching Award at Cedarville University. Mr. Colgan shows us from Joshua 10 that the Lord is faithful to His promises, by destroying His enemies and fighting for His people.

Today's speaker is Dr. Randy McKinion, Professor of Old Testament at Cedarville University. Dr. McKinion continues the series entitled "Exodus: Our God Saves", speaking from chapters 33 and 34, in which we are taught to trust in, and worship, the God of all grace.

Today's speaker is Dr. Greg Couser, Senior Professor of Bible and Greek at Cedarville University. Dr. Couser urges us to trust and obey God, and to stay in the path of His love, no matter what may, or may not, come our way. His text is Exodus 32.

Today's chapel is led by Cedarville University's Student Government Association. In today's message by SGA Chaplain Ethan Foster, we see the marks of a good servant, as described in Genesis 24.

Today's speaker is Dr. Chris Moles, pastor, biblical counselor and author. Dr. Moles describes the importance of the local church in holding people accountable when they sin, and comforting those who have been hurt.

Today's speaker is Dr. Billy Marsh, Associate Professor of Theology, Director of MDiv Programs at Cedarville University. Dr. Marsh shows from Exodus 25-31 how the tabernacle represented the presence of God as both the goal, and the means, by which God's redemptive covenantal plan will be realized for all of creation.

Today's speaker is Bill Boulet, Lead Pastor at Heritage Baptist Church in Lakeland, FL. Pastor Boulet challenges us from Acts 20 to be prepared for the spiritual warfare we face as Christians.

Today's speaker is Dr. Dan Estes, Distinguished Professor of Old Testament at Cedarville University. Dr. Estes teaches from Exodus 24 that God’s ancient covenant with Israel is a pattern for the New Covenant with Christians today.

Today's chapel is led by the Junior Class at Cedarville University. Looking at the temptation of Jesus by Satan in Matthew 4:1-11, Class Chaplain Jack Armstrong teaches that we must trust God's provision, promises and plan in the face of temptation.

Today's speaker is Dr. Aaron Filippone, Lead Pastor at Indian Rocks Church in Largo, FL. Pastor Filippone continues his teaching in the Book of Nehemiah, and states that in the face of criticism and discouragement, we must remember the promises of God.

Today's speaker is Dr. Aaron Filippone, Lead Pastor at Indian Rocks Church in Largo, FL. Pastor Filippone looks at the account of Nehemiah, and urges us to be faithful where God has placed us at this moment.