We are glad to have back friend of Judson and FCA Area Director Chris Drenth as he talks about the importance of being integrated within a strong Christian community.

We are so thankful to have had JU Alum. Natalia Herckermann join us as she speaks on the goodness of God in all seasons.

We are glad to have Hannah Barnett from Generation Distinct sharing with us about stepping into our calling that God has for our lives.

We are excited to have our very own Judson University Professor Jack Groppel joining us in chapel.

We are glad to have Pastor Dave Mudd and his friends from the Hope Center talk about Reimagining Church.

We are glad to have Pastor Paco Amador from New Life Community Church joining us.

We are glad to have Faith Schiller from Willow Creek to continue in our series of, The Revelation. She takes us through chapter 21 and shares about trusting in the Lord for your future.

We are glad to have Pastor Abi Raices with New Life Covenant Elgin with us this morning as he speaks on God being the foundation of your life.

We are glad to have Kesha Kent with us this morning as she speaks on being the hands and the feet of God.

We continue with our series, The Revelation, with Dean Chris Lash as he reads in chapter 12 about how God will always meet you in your darkness.

In our very special Founders Day Chapel, we have Rev, Huron Claus joining us to share on the importance of God's calling of us all to be leaders.

We continue our series of, The Revelation, with Courtney Wilson from Christ Community Church. She reads in chapter 9 and talks about what God wants to free you from.

We continue our series of, The Revelation, with Jon Jorgenson from Soul City Church, as he speaks on Revelation 6 and how to stand when things fall apart.

We had the opportunity to celebrate Hispanic Heritage month with bringing in Pastor Abi Raices as he shares the importance of confessing our sins to a loving Father.

We continue our series of The Revelation with Rev. Darryl Jenkins. In this chapel, he shares how we need to find our focus in God amidst the many different things that may take our attention away.

On a very special Alumni Chapel, during our Homecoming Weekend, we had the privilege of having Rev. Patrick Parks ('19) gives a message on understanding that there is a plan and a purpose for your life.

We continue in our series of The Revelation with Dean Chris Lash as he goes through chapters 2 and 3 of Revelation and how we have the opportunity to reform from within.

We continue with our second installment in our fall series, The Revelation, with Denvil Lee who dives into Revelation 1 and the trust we need in the Lord to go through hard trials.

This chapel welcomes Dr. Joshua Dunn, our speaker for our Constitution Chapel to commemorate Constitution Day and the way the U.S. Constitution continues to impact and shape our lives as Christians.

Teddy Matthews joins us as he shares with us about how we can step into the potential of what God has for us.

We are back for a new semester with the first installment of our series, The Revelation, where we begin with Dean Chris Lash as he introduces the book of Revelation.

Speaker Bob Lenz encourages our students to reach beyond what they know to share the love of God with students and their peers. You won't want to miss this inspiring chapel!

Craig Colin, a junior Christian Ministries major, closes out our Student Voices series by emphasizing the power that prayer has in our lives and how Jesus modeled a lifestyle of prayer.

Sam Acho speaks a special message to the Judson campus on how to process your emotions and relying on the Lord.

Senior Psychology student, Kylie Hansen, shows us how Jesus is willing and capable to wash us and make us a new creation.

Senior Christian Ministries major, Carista Ritchie, talks about how God is with us in our pain and suffering and how He shows up in our darkest moments

Judson University's Dean of Chapel Ministries breaks down if it's bad to deconstruct your faith and the history that surrounds it.

Laurel Bunker, motivational speaker and former campus pastor at Bethel University, answers the question of how we can know that God has a plan for our lives and speaks truth and encouragement to our students.

Former Chaplain for the NFL Chicago Bears, Ray McElroy closes out our Race and Justice series by discussing who are neighbors are, why we should love them, and how we can love them in light of the story of the Good Samaritan and our modern era.

Pastor David Swanson of New Community Covenant Church in Chicago continues in our series on Race and Justice and addresses the topic of the value of multicultural churches

Pastor Juliet Liu from Life on the Vine church in Long Grove, IL kicks off our Race and Justice series by addressing how the Bible shows us that everyone is viewed as equals in the eyes of the Lord and what that means in a modern context.

Pastor Ray Change, Ministry Associate at Wheaton College, tells the story of AACC and the impact they are having in the world.

Pastor Aubrey Sampson, of Renewal Church in West Chicago, addresses the question of whether or not the Bible is Anti-Women with a story from 2 Samuel.

Judson University Trustee Abi Raices addresses the question of how we, as Christians, can navigate our mental health in light of what the Bible says.

Pastor Denvil Lee closes out our Spiritual. Enrichment Week series, Hand Me Downs, and encourages us that God doesn't want us to ignore our reality and the hand me downs we've been given, but rather that our reality can strengthen our faith and draw us closer to Him.

Pastor Denvil Lee continues Hand Me Down, our Spiritual Enrichment Week series, and speaks on how we can mourn what is dead in the things that have been handed down to us, but that we can also rejoice and look forward to the promises that are to come.

Pastor Denvil Lee continues our Spiritual Enrichment Week series Hand Me Down by talking about the story of Gideon and how God can find you where you are with whatever you were handed down with and He will bless you.

Pastor Denvil Lee, Campus Pastor for The Chapel Lake Zurich, kicks off Spiritual Enrichment Week by talking about what we can do with the hand-me-downs we are given in our spiritual life.

Teddy Matthews, NLF Chaplain, answers the question of whether or not God cares about our dating life and gives insightful advice as we continue in our series, Ask Me Anything.

Judson's own Program Chair for Organizational Leadership Studies, Dr. Karen Love, answers the next question in our Ask Me Anything series, as she walks through what students can expect in the year following graduation and gives graduating seniors helpful advice for life after they cross the stage.

Judson University's Dean of University Ministries, Chris Lash, addresses the question of what we should do with the dark parts of Christian history as we move forward in our Ask Me Anything series.

Dr. Charlie Dates, Senior Pastor at Progressive Baptist Church, answers the question of whether or not Christianity is really necessary for justice work as we continue in our series Ask Me Anything.

Montell Jordan answers the question of how we as Christians can bring our faith into the workforce and marketplace without it being "weird" as we continue in our series Ask Me Anything.

Judson University's President, Dr. Gene Crume, walks us through what the Five Year Plan for Judson is as we kick off our Ask Me Anything series.