President's Chapel @ Elim Bible Institute & College

In this powerful message delivered by Pastor Peter, he urges our students to prioritize spiritual matters over worldly distractions, emphasizing the role of Christians as messengers of hope and healing in a broken world. Encouraging perseverance in the face of challenges, Pastor Peter reminds us of our divine calling and the need for continual renewal in God's strength. The message culminates in an invitation for all to come forward and recommit themselves to the higher calling of ministry, reinforcing the central theme of spiritual warfare and redemption through faith in Jesus Christ.

Rev. Barry Kwallek emphasizes the idea that every moment is an opportunity to worship God. Drawing inspiration from God's question to Elijah, he emphasizes the importance of understanding one's purpose and calling. The sermon unfolds into an exploration of worship as the fundamental purpose of human existence, extending beyond traditional expressions like singing in church. Rev. Kwallek challenges listeners to worship God in various aspects of life, including work, school, and personal time. He underscores the diverse ways individuals can worship, urging them to know God more, love more, and serve more as essential components of their worship. This is a message that will change your life!

Dr. Danuta Case reminds our students that even though Jesus has broken the bondage of sin and Satan does not control genuine born-again Christians, Satan is still on the move trying to distract Christians so they don't grow spiritually. Dr. Case states, "If our spiritual diet consists of reading the Bible once a month, praying here and there, and spending time with God only in our spare time, then our spiritual body will not be able to remain focused on what God has for us and we will get easy distracted causing us to be stuck in our relationship with God." This is a message that will help you to reorganize your priorities!

Nick D'Antonio, a graduate of Elim Bible Institute and College, returns with a straightforward message. He states, "First, it's crucial to attain a deep understanding of the Bible, becoming biblically literate. Secondly, seeking discipleship and mentorship from someone with greater knowledge is immensely valuable." He encourages our students to regularly study the Bible with the purpose of comprehension. Thus, our students will have the ability to identify deceptions. At the same time, He urges our students to seek wise discipleship. He affirms, "Being disciplined and mentored by someone who knows more than you, is by far the most valuable thing you can do for yourself.” This is a message that will help you continue to grow in your relationship with Christ!

Rev. Tony Labarca reminds our students the importance of preaching the Gospel to unbelievers. Using scripture references from Matthew, Mark, Luke, and Revelation, Rev. Labarca stresses that believers must prioritize obedience to God's will over personal comfort and safety. He discusses the coming judgment on sinful cities like Sodom and Tyre, as well as indifferent ones such as Capernaum, urging believers to repent and follow Christ. He concludes by calling for a deeper commitment to Jesus, living for Him daily, and actively engaging in spreading the gospel and making disciples.