CCBS Chapel

In this week's chapel message, Paul: Called to the Gentiles, Mr. Ran Dolinger explores how God's grace transformed Paul from a persecutor of Christians into a faithful messenger of the Gospel. Through Paul's calling and ministry, we are reminded that God equips and prepares us for His purposes and that every believer is called to share the Gospel and make disciples.

In this message, Mr. Jacob Lewis explores Jonah’s reluctance to follow God’s call and reminds us that God’s plans are greater than our own desires. Through Jonah’s story, he challenges us to surrender our preferences, trust God’s direction, and faithfully answer His call even when it leads us outside our comfort zones.

Drawing from Genesis 12 and the life of Abraham, Mr. Howard Lucas explores the cost of following God's call and the blessings that come through faithful obedience. Through biblical examples and powerful testimonies, he challenges believers to surrender their plans, trust God's promises, and remain faithful even when serving Christ requires sacrifice.

Dr. Rodney Phillips continues our “Your Calling. Our Mission.” chapel series with a message from Jeremiah 1. Through Jeremiah’s call to ministry, we are reminded that God’s sufficiency overcomes our inadequacy, enabling us to respond to His call without hesitation.

In this message, Dr. Rodney Phillips explores Isaiah 6 and Isaiah’s life-changing vision of God’s holiness, glory, and greatness. Through Isaiah’s response, we are reminded that when we are captivated by the greatness of God, we are called to respond with humility, obedience, and faithfulness, trusting Him even when the results of our service may not be immediately seen.

In this week's chapel message, Dr. Terence McCrimmon explores 1 Samuel 3 and how God can begin calling and preparing us before we fully understand His purpose. Through Samuel’s story, we learn the importance of faithful service, spiritual guidance, careful discernment, and courageously answering God’s call.

In this chapel message titled "Nehemiah: Called to Rebuild," Dr. Rodney Phillips explores Nehemiah 1 and how God can use a burden for “unfinished business” to develop a calling in our lives. Nehemiah cared enough to inquire, intercede, and ultimately get involved in what God was doing. What unfinished business might God be calling you to complete?

In this message, Dr. William Wallace explores 1 Samuel 16 and the calling of David, reminding us that God sees beyond outward appearances and prepares those He calls through faithful service. David’s journey from shepherd to future king shows that calling requires preparation, discipleship, and a servant’s heart. Through David’s example, we are challenged to trust God’s calling, faithfully prepare, and serve wherever He has placed us.

In this message, Dr. Chris Dickerson explores Joshua 1:1-9 and the call to step courageously into the mission God has given us. Through Joshua’s example, we learn that faithful leadership is grounded in confidence in God’s promises, conviction in God’s Word, and courage in God’s presence.

Dr. Korver kicks off the '26-'27 new chapel series, “Your Calling. Our Mission.” with an encouraging message from the life of Moses titled “Called to Deliver God’s People.” Be encouraged as we consider how God calls and equips His people to fulfill His purposes.
Please note: Due to technical difficulties, a few minutes of the message are missing and the audio quality is not our usual standard. We appreciate your understanding!