Simpson University Chapelcast

For the Senior Chapel, a few of the graduating seniors share and reflect on what God has been doing in their lives over the past several years.

Director of the Academic Success Center, Louis Burkwhat, shares about the love of God through the acts of Christ.

Guest speaker, Kong Hang, talks about how as Christians we must look from the view point of others.

Professor Phil Vaughn talks about allowing God to filter through us so that we may be fruitful.

For the Commuter Chapel, Justin Blankenship gives a message about loving our neighbors as much as ourselves.

Guest musician, Aaron Strumpel, leads chapel into moments of reflection upon the scripture readings from Psalm 34 and from the story of The Prodigal Son.

Campus Pastor, Kevin Bennie, gives a message that we all have specific roles in the body of Christ and calls us to join together to be a light to the world.

Lead pastor of The Stirring Church, Nate Edwardson, gives a message calling us to be holy and to step out of the crowd to lead and to shape culture.

Simpson University's President, Dr. Dummer, gives a message about relying on God in times of crisis.

Professors Stinson, Pinkston, and Campbell lead chapel in observing Ash Wednesday.

Campus Pastor, Kevin Bennie, gives a message about the value of singing praises to God.

Director and Founder of Children's Rescue Mission, Gyan Pantha, gives his testimony about God's work in his life.

International Worker in Ensenada, Mexico, David Nishizaki, talks about while God provides opportunities to reach out to the world around us, it is important to remember that being apart of God's work begins and ends with Him.

Guest speaker, Mark Wood, brings up the controversial topic of foreign immigration and he gives a message on three truths regarding hospitality.

Simpson University's, "Stones of Remembrance" chapel is crafted by the women of Irwin, Morgan, and Cooper. They give a message on having childlike faith.

Guest speaker, Leroy Barber, uses the story of the Canaanite woman as an example of how God uses the oppressed and lowest of lows and he discusses what we can learn from that.

Guest speaker, Leroy Barber, talks about how we are called together at the foot of the cross as the body of Christ.

Hannah Dewater gives a message about the pain brought from serving and loving others but how that pain ultimately leads to life.

Dr. Berger gives a message on the calling of God for us to join together and harmoniously fit ourselves into the church.

Several skits are performed to give a message that calls the listeners to keep asking, keep seeking, and keep knocking.