Dr. Bryan Murawski preaches through Isaiah 65 and emphasizes the hope found in eternity, knowing that God will one day restore what is broken in this world.

Mr. Robin John, cofounder of Eventide Asset Management, LLC, uses his testimony to encourage the students to consider how all careers can and should be used to serve Christ.

Dr. Todd J. Williams, president of Cairn University, continues his semester chapel series on “Family Matters” by looking at the impact of the fall on the family in Genesis 3.

Dr. Adam Porcella, senior vice president and provost, brings attention to the unique way the Scriptures define life and the hope Christians have for eternity.

Dr. Bryan Murawski shares several case laws from Exodus and reveals how these laws apply to Christians today who need to live in shalom with one another.

Ajay Thomas, pastor of Seven Mile Road Church in Northeast Philadelphia, points to the book of Ecclesiastes and shows how Jesus is the only one who can fully satisfy our souls.

Dr. Kevin McFadden, professor of New Testament, preaches from Psalm 4 and reminds us confidently put our trust in the Lord.

Josh Beers, director of development at Faith Christian Academy, provides a definition of faithfulness using the parable of the talents in Matthew 25.

Dr. Matt McAlack, professor of youth and family ministry, addresses how Christians are supposed to respond to their enemies using passages from the books of Proverbs and Romans.

Tim Bouffard, lead pastor of Mount Aetna Bible Church, calls the student body to consider what it means to live in the world but not of the world as disciples of Jesus.

Dr. Todd J. Williams continue his spring semester chapel series by looking at the family as a distinctly "human" thing.

Dr. Ayman Ibrahim, the Bill and Connie Jenkins Professor of Islamic Studies at Southern Seminary, concludes World Reach Week by preaching from Joshua 1:1-9.

Dr. Ayman Ibrahim, the Bill and Connie Jenkins Professor of Islamic Studies at Southern Seminary, opens World Reach Week by preaching from Acts 1:1–8.

Dean Andrew Gordon talks about the importance of identity in Christ and of being in community in the life of the believer.

Dr. Todd J. Williams begins his Spring 2026 chapel series, "Family Matters," by pointing to the importance of marriage and family and its foundation in creation.

An annual University tradition, Thanksgiving Chapel features members of the School of Divinity faculty sharing what they are most thankful for this year.

Dr. Todd J. Williams, president of Cairn University, concludes his chapel series "Strong Medicine for the Soul" with a focus on the scriptural requirement of confession and the benefits that it brings to the life of the believer.

Andrew Gordon, dean of students, warns against the belief that proximity to God and spiritual things is the same as a surrendered and obedient relationship with God.

Dr. Brian Luther, professor of Old Testament, reads from the book of Job and several passages from the New Testament and asks whether the American church would, like Job, still praise God if all comforts and conveniences were taken away?

Kim Jetter, LPC, presents a biblical understanding of stewarding our relationships well, especially as we spend time with family during the holiday season.

Dr. Todd J. Williams, president of Cairn University, continues his fall semester chapel series by addressing the importance of discipline in the Christian life.

Dr. Matthew Miller, clinical director of The Center for Christian Counseling and Relationship Development, brings attention to some questions that Jesus asks in the Gospels accounts and how our answers to them reveal our hearts.

Mike Focht, assistant pastor at Calvary Chapel of Philadelphia, addresses the importance of spiritual gifts and thinking rightly about our role in the Body of Christ.

Dr. Anthony Hurst teaches about the importance of obeying God's word to living in the Spirit.

President Todd J. Williams provides a biblical framework for obedience and its importance to the Christian life.

Dr. Bryan Murawski uses the story of David sparing Saul in 1 Samuel 24 as a model for Christian integrity.

Pastor Jin Lee of Chelten: A Church of Hope teaches about the importance of spiritual friendship from the book of Proverbs.

Pastor Tim Wilson of Davisville Church points to the biblical prophet Habakkuk as an example of how to biblically navigate disappointment.

David Kratz, founder of Free Fall Action Park, returns to his alma mater to teach from Hebrews 12 and reflect on how God has worked in his life since graduation.

Dr. Gary Edward Schnittjer, distinguished professor of Old Testament, draws five reasons why Christians should study the Old Testament from the book of Ezra-Nehemiah.

Dr. Jared Bryant, associate dean of the School of Divinity, brings attention to what Scripture has to say about the ways of life and light and death and darkness.

Dr. Todd J. Williams, president of Cairn University, used a chapel hour following the September 10 assassination of Charlie Kirk to remind the student body of several important truths and disciplines for Christian living.

Rob Burns, pastor of The Gathering Place in Syracuse, NY, looks at the call of Jeremiah in Jeremiah 1 and brings attention to what God does and does not require of those he calls.

Dr. James Dolezal, professor of theology, preaches from Isaiah 46 and brings attention to the false gods we carry, the God who carries us, the God whose counsel carries all of history, and the God who carries salvation to us.

Andrew Gordon, dean of students, draws lessons of integrity from the account of Samson in Judges 13–16.

Dr. Keith Plummer, dean of the School of Divinity, preaches from Acts 16 and brings attention to an often forgotten detail that teaches us the importance of humility in the Christian life

In the sixth and final installment of his Spring 2025 chapel series, Dr. Todd J. Williams speaks from Colossians 3:23-25 on doing everything for the glory of God.

Andrew Gordon, Dean of Students, encourages students to pursue simplicity, contentment, and trust regarding money so they can live lives focused on Jesus.

In his fifth installment of his Spring 2025 chapel series, Dr. Todd J. Williams speaks from Colossians 3:9-13 on the necessity for believers to have compassionate hearts.

Dr. Bryan Murawski preaches on proverbs highlighting the sluggard, digs into the deeper issues laziness presents, and compels the student body to live diligently.

Dr. Keith Plummer, Dean of the School of Divinity, speaks about the significance of Christ’s death and the necessity to not forget the importance of the gospel.

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Pastor Jon Shepherd provides a biblical theology of bearing the name of God and its implications for Christian living.

Dr. Brian Luther, professor of Old Testament, shares some common misinterpretations of Ecclesiastes and offers a corrected perspective of how we should apply wisdom literature to our lives.

In his fourth installment of his Spring 2025 chapel series, Dr. Todd J. Williams preaches from 2 Thessalonians 3 and addresses the issue of idleness.

Pastor Kevin O'Brien of Ocean City Baptist Church preaches about God's providence and how a proper knowledge of God's workings in the world should impact our thoughts, language, and actions regarding "luck."

Pastor Brian Hand preaches from Hebrews 10 and reminds the students of Christ's redemptive work on the cross and what that sacrifice accomplished for those who believe in him.

Pastor Sherwin Kwon preaches from Matthew 5 and reminds the students of Jesus' words against retaliation.

Continuing his Spring 2025 chapel series, Dr. Todd J. Williams preaches from Matthew 7 and talks about the importance of emotional steadiness and where that steadiness can be found.

Pastor John Stange preaches from Mark 10 and encourages listeners to follow Jesus' counter-cultural example of service.

Dr. Bryan Maier, professor of counseling, teaches from Habakkuk and addresses life's "whys" and the answers God provides in His Word.

Anthony Gammage, pastor of New Life Presybyterian Church, preaches from Colossians 1 and shows the model that Paul provides for servant leadership through sacrifice, service, and stewardship.

In the second installment of his Spring 2025 chapel series, Dr. Todd J. Williams preaches from the book of James to talk about the importance of our actions, including how they can change our beliefs.

Dr. Joshua Brownfield, pastor at First Baptist Church of Wycombe, preaches from 1 Samuel and the Psalms and reveals how David persevered through great trials with hope and the greater confidence and hope we now have through Christ.

Isaac Gutierrez, missionary mobilizer for MissionGO, shares about the importance of the Great Comission.

Dean of Students Andrew Gordon challenges the students to be active members of community and explains what it looks like to be in community in ways that are explicitly biblical.

In the first message of his Spring 2025 chapel series, "Some B.A.S.I.C.S for Life," Dr. Todd J. Williams, president of Cairn University, encourages the students to "attend to your faith" and understand the importance of holding beliefs that shape how we interact in life and with the world in which we live.

Dr. Jonathan Master, president of Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, preaches from John 3:16 and brings new attention to a very familiar passage.

An annual University tradition, Thanksgiving Chapel features members of the School of Divinity faculty sharing what they are most grateful for this year.

Austin Delgado, senior pastor of Riverstone Church, preaches from Luke 9 and asks the question, "What is your face set toward?" and what are you willing to sacrifice for the cause of Christ.

Vince MacDonald, pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church, preaches from 2 Samuel 11 and warns against letting our hearts become like stagnant water.

University President Dr. Todd J. Williams returns to chapel to continue his series on the impact of the Fall. He preaches from Romans 1 and addresses the Fall's impact on gender and sexuality.

Al Rossi, pastor of Living Hope Church, preaches from Matthew 13 and reminds the student body what Jesus wanted us to know about His kingdom.

Brian Weed, pastor at Calvary Chapel Philadelphia, preaches from Revelation 12 and reminds the student body that the Dragon does not have the final say.

Dean of Students Andrew Gordon reflects on some things we may be forgetting as believers, including the "high ground" we receive through Christ over the spiritual realm.

Dr. Kevin McFadden preaches from Romans 8:31–39 to remind us that "no one and nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ."

Teaching from Hebrews 2, Dr. Matt McAlack, chair of youth and family ministry at Cairn University, talks about the danger of drifting in our faith, the signs we may be drifting, and what we can do to prevent ourselves from drifting before it starts.

Ben Best, senior pastor of Hilltown Baptist Church, highlights the hope that Jesus brings his disciples after his resurrection in Luke 24.

Dr. Bryan Murawski preaches from Ezra 7 and encourages the student body to know, love, and do the Word of God.

Dr. James Dolezal speaks on "God's Mercy Vindicated," referencing questions 11, 12, and 13 from the Heidelberg Catechism.

Dr. Jin Lee, senior pastor of Chelten: A Church of Hope, preaches from 1 Corinthians 6 and addresses common misconceptions about the "gift of singleness."

Dr. Todd J. Williams, Cairn University president, preaches from Genesis 3 and discusses the implications of the Fall on morality, specifically relativism and subjective morality.

Dr. Jared Bryant, associate dean of the School of Divinity, preaches from 2 Timothy 1 and emphasizes the timeless truth of the gospel and the rich heritage Christians share when they accept and continue to proclaim its message.

Adam Derus, pastor of young adults at Calvary Church Lancaster, preaches from 1 Kings 18 and exhorts believers to stop "waivering between two opinions" and choose the King of Kings and Lord of Lords.

Jon Yoder '74 shares his Cairn memories with the Cairn students along with valuable life lessons he's learned since graduation.

Kyle Knecht, pastor of Liberti Bristol, shares the importance of the local church and Christian living.

Dawn Williams shares her knowledge of honeybees and connects it to Matthew 6 and how maveling at God's creation is part of the "pattern for living" a life free of anxiety.

For the Fall 2024 World Reach Week, Cairn University invited alumnus Bill MacLeod to speak to students. Bill is the executive director of MissionConnexion, which he founded in 2001 during his fifteen years as a missions pastor in Portland, Oregon.

For the Fall 2024 World Reach Week, Cairn University invited alumnus Bill MacLeod to speak to students. Bill is the executive director of MissionConnexion, which he founded in 2001 during his fifteen years as a missions pastor in Portland, Oregon.

For the Fall 2024 World Reach Week, Cairn University invited alumnus Bill MacLeod to speak to students. Bill is the executive director of MissionConnexion, which he founded in 2001 during his fifteen years as a missions pastor in Portland, Oregon.

Dean of Students Andrew Gordon tells the Cairn University students about a recent lesson the Lord has been teaching him through his son.

Chapel from April 22, 2024.

Chapel message from April 19, 2024.

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