Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared in the June issue of The Mustang Connection magazine.
On Sept. 20, Dr. Paul Washer spoke from Matthew 7 and urged TMU’s students to examine themselves to make sure they are walking with Him.
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On Nov. 17, Chancellor John MacArthur walked students through the parables in Matthew 13, reminding them of the hope believers have in Christ and the assurance of His coming that motivates them to be salt and light in the world.
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On Dec. 8, President Abner Chou unpacked Luke 2, encouraging students to look at Christ during the Christmas season, to capture everything to the lordship of Christ, and to be His witnesses proclaiming His glory.
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On Feb. 28, Dr. Ken Ham spoke in TMU’s chapel on cultural conflicts. Where do battles like those over evolution and gender come from? Ham explained that it all begins with a question of worldview: Do you trust man’s word, or God’s?
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In the midst of an age of anxiety, Dr. Voddie Baucham encouraged our community on March 11 out of Exodus 2 to trust in the God who hears, remembers, sees and knows.
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On March 25, Dr. Carl Trueman, author of “The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self,” spoke on a major shift that’s taken place in the understanding of the self and on the importance of believers understanding that their true identity is in Christ.
These and other chapel messages from the past year are available on TMU’s YouTube page.
