Simpson University Chapelcast

Travis Osborne is back and he is continuing the series on the attributes of God. This time the focus is on the idea that God is just.

Stones of Remembrance is a student led chapel service. This one is led by the men of the Currie-Ediger dorm. Resident and speaker Aaron Wanek shares about the virtue of surrender.

Guest speaker Laurie Short talks about her personal struggles and how she had to trust God even in the dark.

Many of us wonder if God is really good. Travis addresses this issue and more in this chapel sermon.

Travis Osbourne turns chapel over to professor and composer Dan Pinkston. Dr. Pinkston leads Simpson through several hymns and songs of worship.

Travis Osbourne teaches on three different attributes of God in this series of three separate mini-sermons.

Simpson University is celebrating 25 years in Redding, Californa! So, in this chapel, we take the time to remember where we have been and look forward to our dreams for the future.

Tim Meier is a Christian Missionary Alliance pastor and missionary. Currently he also serves as the director for Envision International. Tim's message starts with a video, however this podcast only has the audio.

Micah Bournes is back! This time he is talking about social justice. The video Travis references in the introduction can be found at http://bit.ly/1sj4nqX

Micah Bournes talks about the discipline and value of creative writing

Travis Osborne teaches out of Isaiah 40

Interim President, Dr. Robin Dummer - How Deep is The Father's Love for Us

"Between the Book Ends" by Professor Phil Vaughn

Chancellor Grant preaches out of Luke 10:17-24

Travis Osborne preaches out of Mark 10:35-45 on the topic of "The Son of Man"

The Spiritual Formation Team leads chapel. Joe Becker speaks on the fear of the Lord.

The Men of Thompson-Mangham lead a "Stones of Remembrance" chapel on the theme of peace. Daniel Dixon and Robert Kovacs both speak on the subject peace

Christopher Yuan: What does the Bible say about homosexuality?

Christopher Yuan: A gospel-centered response to the issue of homosexuality

Christopher Yuan: A Testimony