President's Chapel @ Elim Bible Institute & College

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President's Chapel @ Elim Bible Institute & College

Tune in to our weekly President Chapel service at Elim Bible Institute & College, where you would have the opportunity to hear the heart and teachings of our President as well as many guest speakers from around the world. For more information about Elim Bible Institute and College, visit https://www.elim.edu

  1. NOV 5

    President's Chapel 2024-2025 - Melanie Falco - Surrendering to the Work of the Holy Spirit

    In her message, Melanie Falco emphasizes the importance of wholehearted surrender to God, challenging the students to reject excuses that prevent them from fully committing to their calling. She shares personal experiences where she and her husband learned that obedience sometimes requires immediate action, rather than waiting for the "perfect" time. Melanie warns against self-sabotage, illustrating how lack of preparation or commitment can prevent growth and limit opportunities to serve others. She stresses that true worship involves surrender, reflecting Jesus in actions, attitudes, and decisions. This faithful commitment leads to transformation and aligns one’s will with God's. ★ Support this podcast ★

    34 min

  2. OCT 29

    President's Chapel 2024-2025 - Dr. Fred Antonelli - Influencer

    Dr. Antonelli reminds the students about the power of influence. Based on Paul's character and leadership, he highlights the fact that Paul was very influencial in his time as he endured significant hardships while faithfully spreading the gospel across various regions. Dr. Antonelli emphasizes that the anointing of the Holy Spirit that Paul had is accessible to all believers today. He critiques the pursuit of authority over influence in leadership, advocating for humility and service. Ultimately, he calls the students to seek their destiny and to be open to God's leading, encouraging them to become impactful servant leaders in ministry and global revival. ★ Support this podcast ★

    38 min

  3. OCT 8

    President's Chapel 2024-2025 - Guy Gabriel - Some Dust is Worth Eating

    In his sermon, Pastor Guy Gabriel stresses the significance of abiding in Christ, using the metaphor of being covered by the dust of one's rabbi to illustrate the need for a close, active relationship with Jesus. He warns of the distractions in today's world that can lead young people away from their faith and underscores the necessity of remaining anchored in Christ to produce meaningful fruit in their lives. If you need guidance or direction, we encourage you to listen to this message and to allow God to work in you. ★ Support this podcast ★

    29 min

  4. SEP 17

    President's Chapel 2024-2025 - Matt Kwiatkiwski - Finding Your Purpose

    In this inspiring message, Matt Kwiakiwski delves into the powerful theme of discovering a person purpose by surrendering to God. Our guest, a dedicated educator with over 30 years of experience, shares with our students his journey on how he found his passion and purpose in life. He discusses being a caretaker for his father who battled with cancer and the emotional healing that came from it. He states, "Ministry does not only happen in the church walls but in the outside world, because God has called us to be, the light and salt of the world!" If you don't know what your purpose in life is, we encourage you to listen to this message and let the Lord speak to you! ★ Support this podcast ★

    30 min

  5. SEP 10

    President's Chapel 2024-2025 - Rev. Tony Labarca - Obedience Over Comfort

    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. ★ Support this podcast ★

    36 min

  6. APR 16

    President's Chapel 2023-2024 - Rev. Alex Riviera - Body Positive

    Rev. Alex Riviera passionately addresses the concept of being "body positive" within the context of the Christian church. He begins by describing a moment of worship and connection with God, emphasizing the importance of praising despite the imperfections of the church. He shares his personal journey and familial anecdotes, setting the stage for a discussion on embracing the brokenness within the body of Christ. Drawing from the book of Romans and Mark, he highlights the reality of the church's imperfections while stressing the necessity of still loving and supporting it. Pastor Rivera challenges the students, to maintain a positive outlook on the church despite its flaws, emphasizing the need for a deeper understanding of ecclesiology. He acknowledges the brokenness within the church but encourages a perspective that doesn't ignore it but rather confronts it with love and truth. This is a message that will help you grow spiritually! ★ Support this podcast ★

    39 min

  7. APR 9

    President's Chapel 2023-2024 - Rev. Claude Valdes - When We Are Lost

    Rev. Claude Valdes brings a sermon with one simple message: trust God! Pastor Valdes reflects on the human tendency to try to fix problems on our own rather than turning to God for guidance and help. Using a central illustration of a time he got lost while driving, he emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's control and seeking Him in times of uncertainty. Pastor Claude encouraged us to seek a deeper relationship with God, trusting in His character and allowing Him to change our hearts. This is a message the will help you grow in your relationship with God. ★ Support this podcast ★

    39 min

  8. APR 2

    President's Chapel 2023-2024 - Rev. Mark Kaiser - Integrity

    Rev. Mark Kaiser expressed his gratitude for Elim Bible Institute and College, highlighting the hunger for God that He developed while at Elim. In his message, he emphasized the importance of understanding and controlling desires, distinguishing between those aligned with God's will and those that lead astray. Sharing from the book of Proverbs, he cautioned our students against the consequences of succumbing to sinful desires, citing examples from biblical figures like Joseph and from contemporary scandals. Rev. Kaiser advocated for transparency and integrity, urging against the allure of secrecy and emphasizing the importance of seeking help and accountability. This is a message that will help you grow spiritually stronger in the Lord. ★ Support this podcast ★

    32 min
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Tune in to our weekly President Chapel service at Elim Bible Institute & College, where you would have the opportunity to hear the heart and teachings of our President as well as many guest speakers from around the world. For more information about Elim Bible Institute and College, visit https://www.elim.edu

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