Simpson University Chapelcast

The women of Morgan-Sharpe describe what bravery looks like in the life of a Christian in a dangerous and terrifying world for their Stones of Rememberance Chapel.

Shawn Colacchia (Simpson University Spiritual Formation Team) challenges listeners to die to self in every single aspect of one's life.

Dr. Ashley Brimager (Simpson University Prof. Psychology Department) uses guided imagery in order to teach listeners skills that could be used to alleviate stress and anxiety.

Pastor Dominique Gillard from New Hope Covenant Church uses the story of Moses to enable listeners to not stand by while other's suffer, but to be the church and take action.

Ray Simon speaks about not just being imitators of Jesus, but allowing Jesus to actively transform us.

Simpson University athletes and coaches share testimonies and share from the scriptures.

Simpson University's Psalms class reads several Psalms and describe the nature of both lament and praise within the psalms and their applicability to our faith.

Hannah Dewater and members of Strike Teams describe the narrow path of Christianity and the importance of recognizing it.

Ben Stewart, Director of Envision, speaks on hearing and listening to the voice of the Good Shepherd.

President Robin Dummer details out the history of Simpson University in order to bring attention to how our past informs how we handle our future.

Campus Pastor, Kevin Bennie describes how the way that we pray is highly important to our faith.

Kevin Bennie continues our series on transformation by discussing a very present reality in our lives: Pain.

The women of Cooper-Heath discuss several topics on communicating with God.

Melissa MacDonald (Twitter: @kidsconsultant) talks about what it means to be the Church and live the abundant life.

Dr. Richard Allen delivers us some more improv piano pieces and describes what life looks like when we are immitators of Jesus Christ.

Ray Simon (IWIR) speaks on how, though the world keeps on singing "I Can't Get No (Satisfaction)," we can indeed find satisfaction in God as His followers.

The WorldSERVE team talks about the upcoming year and what it means to serve the globe.

Guest Speaker Justin McRoberts speaks on how we sometimes need to rely on the faith of a friend to sustain us rather than relying on our own faith.

Dr. Richard Allen delivers us some more improv piano pieces and describes what life looks like when we are immitators of Jesus Christ.

Havilah Cunnington talks about God's love and how incredibly strong and influential it is towards all of us.