On Oct. 11, Costi Hinn exposited Paul’s imperatives in Ephesians 4, reminding students to lay aside the old self and forsake sin, instead walking righteously out of love for Christ.
On Oct. 30, Dr. Paul Twiss preached from Jesus’s words, “Come to me … and I will give you rest.” Twiss explained that Jesus’s command offers complete freedom from the self-imposed burden of validating our existence.
On Nov. 27, Dr. John MacArthur preached on the precondition to the abundant and fulfilling life offered by God: assurance of eternal salvation. He described the hope and joy possible through Christ’s intercessional work, which secures our perseverance.
On Feb. 5, Tim Challies gave students a primer on “how to live well” amid the hard trials of life, using four key words: serve, sleep, rest, and rise. He said, “The best life of all is one that’s lived to serve God’s purpose, a life of knowing and enjoying God even in the darkest times, and out of the overflow of that delight to love, bless, and serve others.”
On Feb. 19, Dr. Abner Chou spoke on the necessity of holding biblical convictions about creation as described in Genesis. Chou emphasized that a literal, six-day creation is a foundational doctrine asserted clearly and consistently throughout Scripture.
These and other chapel messages from the past year are available on TMU’s YouTube channel.
