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Chapel has long been considered the heartbeat of Cedarville’s campus. Every weekday at 10 a.m., students, faculty, and staff come together for a time of dynamic worship and powerful preaching. Lives are transformed as we spur one another toward Christ. It’s no wonder chapel is consistently rated as students’ favorite part of their Cedarville experience.
Cedarville University hosts Cedarville University Chapel Message, a religion show with 30 episodes published.
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
Today's speaker is Dr. Thomas White, President of Cedarville University. Dr. White concludes his series in the Gospel of Mark, proclaiming that the risen Jesus calls us to go and tell. His text is Mark 16:1-8.
Chapel Recap: What Will You Do With Jesus? In today’s chapel, Dr. Thomas White continued the series in Mark, preaching from Mark 15 and centering the message on how the events of the crucifixion answer a key question: Wh
Today in chapel, Dr. Zach Bowden walked the Cedarville community through Exodus 40. He pointed out that in Exodus, although God performed many incredible signs, Israel persisted in unbelief. Moses believed that God made
When Jacob died in Genesis 50, Joseph’s brothers were terrified that Joseph would finally take revenge on them. Fearfully, they asked for his forgiveness. Many of us have been hurt like Joseph. He held a high position of
Chapel Recap: The Path to True Happiness In today’s chapel, Dr. Bob Lutz preached from Psalm 1, asking a searching question: Who is truly happy? The psalm begins with “the blessed man,” and Dr. Lutz explained that this k
In Luke 4, Jesus was led by the Spirit into the wilderness and faced temptations there. Many years earlier, the nation of Israel had also been tempted after being led by God into the wilderness. While Israel failed in th
Chapel Recap: The Faithful One In today’s chapel, Dr. Thomas White continued his series in Mark, preaching from Mark 14 with a powerful contrast: faithfulness versus faithlessness. Throughout the chapter, different respo
Chapel Recap: Remembering at the Table In today’s chapel, Dr. Ched Spellman walked through Luke 22, focusing on Jesus’ final Passover meal and the institution of the Lord’s Supper. Dr. Spellman explained that who you are
As we live for the mission of God, we must reject self-glory and reflect God’s glory. In Genesis 40–41, we find Joseph forgotten in prison. In chapter 41, he was finally remembered when Pharoah needed someone to interpre
Chapel Recap: A Life Shaped by the Gospel In today’s chapel, Sam Allberry opened Romans 12:1–8 and centered the message on a powerful summary of the Gospel: “Christ has welcomed you.” First, Allberry explained that you r
In Psalm 23, we’re described as sheep. Sheep are a liability. They are vulnerable and hopeless on their own. The shepherd is the protector and provider for the sheep. He is everything to them. Jesus is described as that
Chapel Recap: Chosen to Proclaim In today’s chapel, Sophomore Class Chaplain Zeke Klenzman preached from 1 Peter 2:9–10. The truth presented was simple: “God made us to be His people, so proclaim His excellencies and liv
Chapel Recap: Stay Awake, Stand Firm, Stay Faithful In today’s chapel, Dr. Thomas White continued his series in Mark, preaching from Mark 13. The main idea he drew from the passage was the call to stay awake, stand firm,
Our phones have caused us to begin losing the battle when it comes to attention. It’s so easy to keep scrolling online. Everywhere we turn, someone is trying to claim our attention, shape our outlook, and capture our aff
Chapel Recap: Walking the Path of Wisdom In today’s chapel, Trevin Wax taught from Proverbs 4:10–19 to address a question that shapes everyday life: How do we know the will of God? “We often base our identity in the choi
This morning in chapel, Andrea Griffith shared her powerful testimony of breaking free from sin and bitterness. Griffith was raised in a very Christian environment. She looked like a good follower of Jesus on the outside
Chapel Recap: Worship That Flows From God’s Work In today’s chapel, Dr. Jon Wood preached from Exodus 35–39, highlighting how the construction of the tabernacle reveals the heart of true worship. Dr. Wood emphasized that
Chapel Recap: Surrender to the King In today’s chapel, Dr. Thomas White continued his series in Mark, walking through Mark 11:27–12:44 with a clear declaration: Jesus is the King. The central theme of Dr. White’s message
God wants to use pure people for His mission. We seek purity to be ready to participate in that mission. In Genesis 39, Joseph provides an excellent example of how we should respond to the temptation of sexual sin. Remem
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