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Provost Dr. Timothy Wooster gives a message about shaping our worldview of cultural integrity, the concept of being created in the image of God, and the need for balance in your spiritual life.
Jeannie Banter speaks about our protection under the Good Shepherd, how God speaks, and about His presence and His power.
Ben Rough and other Asbury alumni speak about having a heart for the poor, choosing decisive action in our call to ministry, and what being filled with the Spirit looks like.
Amy Julia Becker speaks about the issues of exclusion, discrimination, and the misuse of the term privilege. She emphasizes that grace, wonder, and love will lead to true, lasting healing.
Kaylyn Moran speaks about the wounding and suffering in our broken world having some authority for now, and how "God's hiding place" gives us respite in the moment as we look on to His future victory.
Brian Marshall speaks about how technology shallows depth, and how we need to take a digital Sabbath, embracing silence and daily quiet time.
Kyle Purnell and Olivia Vinson speak about getting out of your comfort zone, and going through struggle to to be liberated.
In this Chapel service Dr. Brian Hull speaks on justice, saying that Jesus feels injustice and God is with us even through such times.
Dr. Philip Meadows speaks about having a longing for God, and discipleship involved in mission.
Dr. Bud Bence speaks about how to navigate our God-given tasks and the careers that we find ourselves in. He expounds upon the primary call of Scripture, and the way providence and instruction lead to wisdom and bring us closer to God's Spirit.
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