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Chapels at Cairn University is an opportunity to listen in to the spiritually enriching messages given by faculty and guests in Cairn University Chapel throughout the fall and spring semesters.
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.
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 us what Jesus wanted us to know about His kingdom.
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.
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
Ben Best, senior pastor of Hilltown Baptist Church, highlights the hope that Jesus brings his disciples after his resurrection in Luke 24.