Christ Chapel College

A Christian college ministry hosts a panel discussion on sexual wholeness, framed by biblical scripture and community connection.

This episode is a Q&A session focused on the book of Ephesians, aimed at college students exploring Christian faith and biblical teachings.

This sermon explores God's design for marriage as a foundation for understanding modern dating, based on scriptural teachings from Ephesians.

A pastor introduces a sermon on Ephesians 5:1-20 with a personal confession about enjoying candles and seasonal scents, connecting it to themes of authenticity and care.

A pastor introduces a sermon on Ephesians 1:5-14 by sharing a personal story about planning his marriage proposal to illustrate the concept of love in planning.

A pastor delivers a sermon on Mark 16:1-7, connecting the biblical resurrection narrative to modern suburban life through a personal story about a ring camera community.

A panel discussion at Christchapel College introduces staff members Amy Foster and Justin, focusing on their roles in spiritual shepherding, discipleship, and church outreach to college students and young adults.

A college ministry leader introduces a Bible study session covering three chapters of Nehemiah due to schedule disruptions from an ice storm.

This episode explores the contrast between servant and selfish leadership through the biblical story of Nehemiah's mission to rebuild Jerusalem's walls.

This episode discusses the Galentine's event at Christchapel College, focusing on relationships from a Christian perspective, particularly how scripture emphasizes relationships with God and others beyond just romantic ones.

This episode is a church sermon focusing on the book of Nehemiah, exploring how God brings people from ruins to renewal through a verse-by-verse study of this Old Testament historical account.

This podcast episode discusses the Galentine's event at Christchapel College, focusing on the biblical perspective on relationships and addressing questions from the event.

This episode explores the biblical story of Nehemiah 2:9, focusing on how God leads His people from spiritual and physical ruins to renewal through obedience and covenant faithfulness.

A Christian college ministry leader introduces a sermon on Ephesians 4:11-32, welcoming students and emphasizing the importance of engaging with the Bible personally.

This episode is a Bible study session focusing on Ephesians 4:1-6, explaining the book's context and the Christian identity through grace and faith as taught by the Apostle Paul.

This episode introduces a Bible study series on Ephesians chapter 3, focusing on the revelation of a mystery in verses 1-13, using a Scooby-Doo analogy to engage listeners.

This episode is a sermon from a college ministry pastor preaching on Ephesians 1:15-23, focusing on biblical teaching and spiritual growth.

A teaching pastor introduces a Bible study series on Ephesians 1:1-5, emphasizing God's intentional plan for individuals and welcoming college students to the church community.

This episode is a Bible study focusing on the heavy details of Jesus's scourging, trial, and crucifixion from Mark 15:15-24, presented as part one of a two-part message.

This episode is a sermon from Christchapel College focusing on Mark 14:32-42, exploring Jesus's life, death, and resurrection as part of a series through the Gospel of Mark.

A pastor introduces a sermon on Mark 11:15, welcoming college students and parents while sharing personal anecdotes about gym habits.

This episode is a sermon from Christchapel College focusing on Mark 11, presenting Jesus' teachings as countercultural and introducing his new kingdom.

A Christian sermon at a college outreach event discusses Mark 10 and relates it to personal experiences, including a Super Bowl story about buying tickets for a father.

A pastor introduces a sermon on Mark 10:17-22, engaging the audience with a question about truck ownership to illustrate a point about desires and priorities.

This episode introduces a Bible study session focusing on Mark 8:31-36, encouraging college students to engage with scripture and community at Christchapel College.

A speaker shares a personal story about youthful risk-taking while hiking in the Pocono Mountains to illustrate a biblical teaching from Mark 8:27-29 about following Jesus.

This episode is a Bible study session focusing on Mark 8:14-21, exploring the gospel's historical account of Jesus through Peter's eyewitness perspective.

A sermon introduction focusing on Mark 6:30-44, delivered by Zach at Christchapel College, emphasizing Bible study and personal connection to the text.

This episode is a sermon from Christchapel College focusing on Mark chapter 6, exploring the mission, ministry, and message of a disciple from a biblical perspective.

This episode is a Bible study sermon focusing on Mark 5:24-34, exploring the eyewitness historical account of Jesus' life and its implications for living with faith.

This episode is a sermon from Christchapel College exploring Mark 4:1-20, focusing on Jesus' parables about the Kingdom of God and how they challenge our perceptions.

A pastor welcomes parents and college students to a church service focused on studying Ephesians 2:1-10, emphasizing Jesus as the source of life and joy.

This episode introduces Christchapel College's ministry to college students, emphasizing their mission to point to Jesus as the source of life and joy through biblical teaching and discipleship.

A pastor delivers a sermon on Mark 9:33-37, discussing the upside-down nature of God's kingdom through personal anecdotes about his children's sinful behavior and their need for Jesus.

This episode introduces a Bible study on Nehemiah 2, providing context from chapter 1 about Nehemiah's role as cupbearer to King Artaxerxes and encouraging college students to engage with scripture.

This episode features a Q&A discussion with students about Ephesians 5, covering topics like mutual submission in relationships, Christ's role in households, and practical issues like alcohol.

This episode introduces a new podcast from Christchapel College as an additional teaching platform to discuss life with Jesus, address questions, and expand on topics beyond regular gatherings.

This episode introduces a Bible study session focusing on Mark 14:22, emphasizing the gospel as the greatest news about Jesus' life, death, and resurrection for personal relationship.

This episode introduces a sermon on Mark 2:23-28/3:1-4, focusing on Jesus' teachings and offering Bibles to college students as part of a church outreach.

A teaching pastor introduces a Bible study session focusing on Ephesians 2:11-22, explaining the approach of dissecting and disseminating scripture to college students.

This episode introduces a Bible study session focusing on Ephesians 3:14-21, emphasizing an authentic, imperfect approach to worship and pointing to Jesus as the source of life.

Justin introduces himself and shares his calling to Christ Chapel College, explaining how God beckoned his family to Texas and his belief that God will transform students' lives and use them to impact the world.

Nathan from Christ Chapel College introduces a semester-long study of the book of Mark, focusing on Mark 1:9-15 to explore what it means to be a Christian.

Ben, a pastor, introduces a Bible study on the Gospel of Mark, focusing on experiencing abundant life through Jesus.

This episode introduces a Bible study session focusing on Mark 14:3-9 as part of a year-long series through the Gospel of Mark, aimed at college students.

A pastor welcomes college students back to church outreach, shares a humorous anecdote about receiving confusing gifts, and hints at discussing the biblical concept of the 'Upside Down Kingdom' from Mark 9.

A preacher at Christchapel College welcomes college students, emphasizes the power of the Bible, and introduces a personal story about house furnishing to set up a spiritual message.

A college pastor introduces a sermon on Ephesians 6:10-20, connecting it to personal stories about mixed martial arts to illustrate spiritual themes.

Ben teaches Nehemiah 10 as Israel's recommitment after confession in chapters 8–9, focusing on relationships, Sabbath, and resources.

Justin teaches Nehemiah 9 at Christ Chapel College by contrasting Israel's brokenness with God's faithfulness.

2 Samuel 23 presents David's mighty men as ordinary people whose courage became possible because "the Lord was with them." Josheb-bashabeth, Eleazar, and Shammah faced 800 warriors, Philistine forces, and a threatened bean field.

Three rhythms—God's word, prayer, and celebration—help interrupt forgetfulness and mark God's goodness.

Christ Chapel College’s sermon on 2 Samuel 20 connects Israel’s division under Sheba with the modern problem of divided allegiance to Jesus.