UNW Chapel

Heather Walker Peterson speaks about deconstructing our faith, so that we can come out with a better and stronger understanding of our faith and foundation. She goes on to speak about critiquing our faith and knowing that everyone around us are sinners. 

Jake speaks about how we as believers do not know most of Jesus's life on earth. He speaks about the rhythm that we get used to when being in the spotlight.

Robert Tracy Mackenzie speaks about politics and the crisis of democracy. He speaks about our fallenness and how that has a effect on our lives politically.

Carmen LaBerge speaks on being with God and the promises that God will fullfill.

Carmen speaks about the entirety of the book of Ruth. She goes deeper into the question that a lot of believers and non-believers rustle with, "Is God good?" 

Dr. Hoornbeek speaks about whether we are living religiously competitive lives or trying to follow Christ whole heartily. He challenges us to think about were are in our relationship with Jesus.

Darrin Geier introduces the theme of this years chapel. He speaks on God's pursuit of us, intimacy with God, and life with each other. 

In chapel Nina Barnes, Dr. Janet Summers, and Dr. Cureton get to say words of encouragement to the seniors who are graduating in the 2021 -2022 academic year. 

Gabrielle Clowdus works at Settled, an organization that works against homelessness in the twin cities. She speaks on caring and taking time to get to know the homeless people in our community.

Darrin Geier speaks about the question "Does God needs us to be persistent?". Darrin furthermore, speaks about how our persistence for God can teach us, help us, grow us to be the person God created us to be. 

 

 

Luke 11:1-13

Exodus 33:15