Every Wednesday, the Bethlehem College & Seminary community worships God together under the preaching of the Word. This fall we plan to continue with weekly chapels while following CDC and Minnesota state guidelines. Unfortunately, guidelines at this time restrict chapel attendance to only current students, faculty, and staff. Chapel recordings will be made available by the following Monday.
This semester we’re following up our emphasis on the Apostles’ Creed with a short series on “Words to Live By.” The Psalmist prayed, “I am severely afflicted; give me life, O Lord, according to your word!” (Ps. 119:107). Jesus likewise affirmed that “Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God” (Matt. 4:4). Chapel speakers for this series will choose a text or theme that has been personally significant to their own walk with the Lord and ministry.
| Speaker | Title | Text | Date |
| Pastor Dave Zuleger | Where Else Can We Go? | Feb. 24 | |
| Mr. David Choe | Live for the Glory of God | Mar. 3 | |
| Prof. Lewis Guest | Eyes Locked | Mar. 10 | |
| Dr. David Howard | Faithful Unto Death and To Live is Christ. | Mar. 17 | |
| Spring Break | No Chapel | Mar. 24 | ||
| Prof. Kenny Stokes | My Grace is Sufficient for You | Mar. 31 | |
| Prof. David Mathis | He Holds It All Together: The Supremacy of Christ | Apr. 7 | |
| Pastor Steven Lee | Preach Christ Crucified | Apr. 14 | |
| Dr. Joe Rigney | Abide in Me | Apr. 23 | |
| Chancellor John Piper | Did Jesus Really Mean Rejoice When Slandered? | Apr. 28 | |
| Pastor Tom Boyer | Confounded Kingdom | May 5 | |
| President Tim Tomlinson | TBD | May 12 |
What shall we say as our city, our nation, and our world face unprecedented challenges amidst a global pandemic, social unrest, and political divisions? “God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.” The Fall 2020 chapel series stresses our commitment to historic Christian doctrine and God’s trustworthy Word as the Bethlehem faculty expound the ancient truths expressed in the Apostle’s Creed to encourage our community to follow Christ in these uncertain times.