Chapel at Southeastern

This sermon explores the profound truth that godliness with contentment is great gain, contrasting it with the common human inclination to always seek more. Drawing insights from 1 Timothy 6 and Psalm 16, Timothy Bridges encourages listeners to find their ultimate joy and satisfaction in God alone, recognizing Him as their chosen portion. This perspective offers a powerful remedy for the allure of false teaching and the insatiable appetite for worldly pursuits.

Steve Griffith shares his personal journey and the significance of God's unwavering call, underscoring the value of a solid theological education and living purposefully for Jesus. Drawing lessons from Jeremiah 1, he encourages listeners to embrace their divine calling without excuses, take bold risks, trust in God's provision, anticipate necessary change, and rely on God for ultimate victory despite opposition.

Dr. Paul Chitwood, President of the International Mission Board, traces God’s heart for the nations from Genesis to Revelation, culminating in the vision of Revelation 7:9–10. In this chapel message, he demonstrates why missions is not optional but central to God’s eternal plan, calling every believer and every church to either go or send in obedience to the Great Commission.

This message explores 1 Peter chapter two, outlining how Christians, as chosen exiles, are called to live counter-cultural lives. It emphasizes abstaining from sinful desires, conducting oneself honorably for the sake of the lost, and submitting to governing authorities to bring God glory.

This sermon redefines freedom, asserting it is found not in personal autonomy or religious ritual, but in adherence to foundational truth. Walter Strickland explains that true liberation from sin comes through abiding in Christ, challenging listeners to embrace Jesus as the sole source of genuine freedom.

This message explores Acts 28:30-31, demonstrating how the Gospel's journey from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth remained unhindered by personalities, prosperity, persecution, or human strategies. Josh Powell calls for believers to boldly proclaim this unstoppable truth, fulfilling God's mission to gather people from every nation.

This message underscores the biblical mandate to consistently pray for missionaries and gospel workers. Drawing from Ephesians 6 and Colossians 4, it highlights the importance of urgent, alert, and proactive prayer for their boldness, clarity, and open doors in sharing the gospel. Dr. Lawless encourages believers to actively enlist prayer support for themselves while watching the backs of those they send through dedicated intercession.

This message delves into John chapter 10, speaking on Jesus as the Good Shepherd who knows His sheep, offers abundant life, and willingly sacrifices His life for them. Aaron Burgner encourages listeners to focus on Christ as the central hero, emphasizing the transformative power of His voice and the assurance that all needs can be brought to Him.

Discover the profound message of Romans 3:21-26, a pivotal passage revealing humanity's sinfulness and God's path to salvation. This sermon explains how we are saved only by God's grace, through Christ's atoning sacrifice, and solely by faith. It demonstrates God's perfect justice and boundless mercy in justifying all who believe in Jesus.

This message explores John 1:1-5, asserting that life and light are intrinsically found in Jesus Christ, the eternal Word and Creator. It contrasts this divine truth with societal trends that embrace a culture of death, urging believers to uphold the sanctity of human life from conception to natural death and to respond with both truth and compassion.