The Master’s University will explore the book of Ephesians this year.
The theme of chapel for the 2024-25 academic year at TMU will be “In Christ,” and will involve a deep dive into Paul’s epistle to the church at Ephesus.
“Paul wrote the book of Ephesians to explain to us what it means to be in Christ, both in our position and our practice,” said Russell Moir, TMU’s vice president of student life and campus pastor. “I would love it if we came to the end of the year and every student could clearly articulate the purpose of Ephesians, and everything behind it, having seen the wonder of the book.”
Additionally, the year was scheduled to begin with special messages from President Abner Chou and Chancellor John MacArthur — addressing “For Christ” and “For Scripture,” respectively. The goal in highlighting the two halves of TMU’s motto, Moir said, was to “re-establish in everyone’s mind why we exist.”
Chapel takes place three times each week at TMU, with speakers from across the country visiting campus to exposit Scripture.
Chapel is livestreamed on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 9:10 a.m. during the fall and spring semesters. You can watch for free at masters.edu/live or on the University’s Facebook and YouTube pages.
For more information, visit masters.edu/chapel.
Watch more chapel messages on TMU’s YouTube channel.
