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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. 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.
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.
Dean of Students Andrew Gordon tells the Cairn University students about a recent lesson the Lord has been teaching him through his son.
Josh Beers, president of OneLife, address the Cairn University student body with two questions: Who are you, and what are you looking for? He preaches from the Gospel of John and looks to John the Baptist as an example for
Dr. Keith Plummer addresses the tempting sin of self-righteousness from the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector in Luke 18.
