President's Chapel 2019-2020 - Rev. Mike Cavanaugh - Fool Proofing Your Life (Sexual Folly)

03/03/20 • 36 min

"Fools believe that a person can act on their sexual impulses without any consequences," states Rev. Mike Cavanaugh, EBIC President in his latest message to the student body. He explains that sexual sins will break us and will ruin our ministries. Premarital sex (fornication), extramarital sex (adultery), and same sex sexual expression (homosexuality) are all immoral sexual relationships that are addressed in the Bible. In this message Rev. Mike lists several different reasons why it is important to fool-proof your life from any sexual folly and how to best embrace the beauty of a biblical sexual relationship within marriage.

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President's Chapel 2019-2020 - Dr. Danuta Case - It Is Time to Seek the Lord

We are in agreement that apples are good and healthy for our body. But imagine that we can eat nothing but one apple for a whole week. Would we be stronger by the end of the week? The answer of course is no. We wouldn't be because eating an apple for a whole week is not enough to keep us strong and healthy. Sometimes this is what we do with our spiritual lives. Dr. Danuta Case, Executive Vice-president of EBIC, states, "Many of us spend at least 2 hours on social media every day, but not enough time with the Lord." How can we be spiritually strong if we spend 15 minutes a week with God but 2 hours a day with social media? It is time to seek God for more than 15 minutes a week. She challenges us to, "make time in our busy agendas to seek God." Only then we will be spiritually strong. This is a message that will challenge us to seek spiritual growth.

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President's Chapel 2019-2020 - Rev. Tim Case - Different Forms of Worship

Rev. Tim Case continues the series of sermons for Worship Emphasis Week by addressing the topic of different ways to worship. He discusses physical ways of showing reverence and praise. He also expresses the importance of giving offerings taken from the blessings God has gifted us with. He ends his message on recognizing the power of music in our worship and encourages us to focus past worldly distractions surrounding our praise to be able to press into the Lord and exalt Him faithfully through all three forms of worship.

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