Chapel at Southeastern

Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 2, Matt Rogers identifies crucial conditions for sustaining a fruitful life in ministry and vocation over many decades. It explores the importance of cultivating a secure identity in Christ, fostering genuine love for people, trusting in God's sanctifying grace, and maintaining a steadfast hope in heavenly reward.

Dwayne Milioni delves into the transfiguration of Jesus, revealing his incomparable glory and challenging the common inclination to diminish his majesty. Learn to recognize Jesus for who he truly is, surrendering to his absolute deity and committing to listen and obey his divine word.

Will Toburen examines Daniel's unwavering faithfulness during his exile, attributing his excellence, courage, and peace to a deep, cultivated friendship with God. Learn how establishing consistent rhythms of intimacy with Christ prepares us to stand firm and be a powerful witness in the world today.

Allan Moseley delves into God's divine call, using the prophet Jeremiah's life as a foundational example of God's sovereign plan for individuals. It emphasizes that God calls us despite our perceived inadequacies and potential difficulties, providing His presence and power for us to obey and serve effectively.

Chandler Vannoy shares a powerful message from Colossians 1:24-29, calling listeners to build their lives around Jesus, regardless of their specific career or ministry. He emphasizes making Christ the center and goal of one's life, relying on His power to navigate all assignments and cultivate Christ-likeness.

In Mark 1:35–39, H.B. Charles Jr. highlights the two priorities that directed the ministry of Jesus: prayer and preaching. Jesus guarded His time with the Father and remained committed to proclaiming the gospel. His example challenges us to resist the distractions of busyness, popularity, and personal ambition—and to allow private devotion to God to shape our public service for Him.

Jared Richard challenges listeners to deepen their commitment to the gospel of Jesus Christ, drawing insights from the Apostle Paul's life in Philippians. He discusses how God can use both personal suffering and our complete testimonies to advance the gospel. This message calls for a full surrender to God's redemptive purposes, reflecting Paul's conviction that to live is Christ and to die is gain.

Mike Powers explores the life of Joseph, revealing God's unwavering faithfulness through both the "pit" of adversity and the "palace" of leadership. This sermon encourages listeners to develop deep trust in God's promises, enabling them to serve with faith and boldness in any season of life and ministry.

Ben Palka outlines how believers can serve as light in the world through consistent prayer, wise engagement with others, and gracious communication. Drawing from Colossians, it illustrates virtues such as reliability, reconciliation, and spiritual perseverance through biblical examples. The sermon ultimately emphasizes that our journey of faith begins and concludes with God's profound grace.

Evan Lenow shares a compelling message on how Christians are called to engage and shape culture for God's glory. Drawing from Matthew 5:13-16, he explains that believers are to preserve their witness as salt, pierce the darkness as light, and through their good works, point others to the Father.