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Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday in the McDonald Moody auditorium, campus family and friends make time for chapel, a time to celebrate relationships. Some chapel times will focus primarily on our relationship with God, while others will focus primarily on community with each other. Many chapel experiences will combine elements of both.

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The Standing Ovation of God's Love

2026/11/02

Drawing from the stories of Eugene Peterson, Wonder, and Jesus' encounter with the woman caught in adultery, Doug Page reminds us of one powerful truth: God loves us, is on our side, and relentlessly pursues us. Through the grace of Jesus, we are ...

Reformation Day: Unity, Kindness, and the Christian Witness

2026/10/29

Jeff explores the history of the Protestant Reformation, Martin Luther’s 95 Theses, and the divisions that shaped Christianity. He challenges listeners to move beyond inflammatory rhetoric, approach disagreements with kindness, and pursue ....

The Power of Showing Up: Building Meaningful Connections

2026/10/27

Aric Bostick shares how small acts of kindness, genuine interest, and intentional relationships can transform lives. Discover how to help others feel safe, seen, and supported while building meaningful connections rooted in faith, forgiveness, and love.

Fix Your Eyes on Jesus: Faith in the Middle of the Storm

2026/10/19

Dr. Rix explores Peter walking on water and reminds us that even mustard-seed-sized faith can move mountains. Discover how to overcome fear, weed out doubt, and keep your eyes fixed on Jesus through life's storms. Whether you're still in ...

It's Okay to Be Yourself: Embracing Your God-Given Identity

2026/10/13

Discover your identity in Christ, embracing your uniqueness, and trusting God to equip you for His purpose. Through biblical examples of Joshua and Gideon, he reminds us that we don't have to be someone else to make a difference.

Faith, Family, and Farming: Finding Success and Significance in God

2026/10/12

Dr. Scott McDowell sits down with Brad and Barb Bouma to discuss how faith, family, and hard work have shaped their lives and business journey. From building a successful dairy business to navigating cancer, marriage, and generosity, the Boumas share ...

Remembering Dr. F.W. Maddox: A Legacy of Faith, Leadership, and Service

2026/10/09

LCU alumnus reflects on the life and legacy of Dr. F.W. Maddox, sharing personal stories from the university’s early years and highlighting the power of leading by example, living out Christian values, and inspiring future generations of students.

Go, Serve, and See: Finding God Around the World

2026/10/06

LCU students share how mission trips and international travel opened their eyes to new cultures, deepened their faith, and showed them that God is already at work around the world. From Africa and Europe to opportunities in Honduras and beyond...

Be Proud of Your Roots: Stories of Culture, Faith, and Belonging

2026/10/05

In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, LCU students Marisol Bernal, Brandon Palacios, and Pablo Ossabal share stories of family, faith, culture, bilingualism, and finding a sense of belonging. Their experiences remind us to embrace our heritage, ...

A Legacy of Faith, Family, and Perseverance

2026/09/29

From her grandparents’ journey to America to her father’s enduring encouragement “Si se puede, mija” Abriana reflects on how her Hispanic heritage and Christian faith have shaped who she is. She encourages others to embrace their story, ...

The Value of a Liberal Arts Education

2026/09/28

Dr. Fehr shares why the liberal arts matter, how experiential learning can transform students, and the story behind LCU’s Writing Carnival.

70 Years of Chapel: Remembering the Dream and Looking Ahead

2026/09/24

Celebrate 70 years of chapel at Lubbock Christian University as we look back at its beginnings, hear stories and memories from generations of students, and revisit F.W. Maddox’s original vision for Lubbock Christian College.

The Nature of Evil: Lessons from The Lord of the Rings

2026/09/22

Dr. Hawley explores the nature of evil through J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings. From the corrupting power of the One Ring to the downfall of Sauron and Saruman, Dr. Hawley examines how evil affects both individuals and the world around them, ...

The Happy Ending: Finding Hope in the Darkness

2026/09/21

Dr. Kenneth Hawley explores J.R.R. Tolkien’s idea of eucatastrophe—the sudden, joyful turn when hope emerges in the midst of darkness. Through The Lord of the Rings, he reflects on sacrifice, perseverance, redemption, and ...

Get Your Feet Wet: Taking a Step of Faith

2026/09/17

Scott Jarvis shares his journey from anger and brokenness to faith, calling, ministry, and a life transformed by God.