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ASB chapel
No full textChapel for ASB leadership team to answer student questions. ASB president Judson Lim speaks briefly about the importance of different forms of volunteering as worship and contributing to the HIU student body
Letting God move through you
No full textAsking God to use you. Understanding what God wants and what He is calling you to do. The speaker examines characters in the Bible that feel the same way: Mark, Paul, and Tabitha. Each one uses abilities and gifts for God and for the Kingdom of God. We don't have to be perfect or important
Wearing love
No full textUsing Colossians 3:14-15, the speaker addresses the attitude the Bible states that we should wear. The traits the verse talks about: compassion, kindness, patience, meekness, and love all come from within and are shown in daily interactions with people. God's love and grace is a reservoir that we can drink from in order to dress in love
Biblical womanhood
No full textThe speaker explores the topic of Biblical womanhood and the competing stances that are found. She details her year-long journey of taking Old and New Testament verses about womanhood literally and what she found
Becoming the person God wants
No full textChaplain for the Los Angeles Lakers speaks about God and His plan for us. Even though it may not be easy, God is always there; He will never fail us. He speaks about the difference between loving Jesus and religion. Also talked about is growing in the Lord, improving character, and the ways that this is done: faith, prayer, and humility
Global community chapel
No full textThe speaker discusses what is missing in churches in America. He calls for an understanding of diversity among churches, building mutuality and love in a community and becoming a force with God and others. He makes the example using the Bible that education and institutions of God should be whole and connected. In addition, the Gospel should not be compartmentalized into specific cultures, it is for all
Human trafficking
No full textThe speaker addresses fighting human trafficking from a faith perspective and what this means: bringing people together to address and ensure justice. Examples from the Bible are referenced. Authentic faith is an example of love and service. Steps to serving justice and helping others: prevention, protection, prosecution, and partnership. In addition, resources and expertise are required to making a difference
Student testimonies
No full textTwo HIU students give their testimonies of how long they have been a Christian and how God has influenced their life:
Taylor was in an abusive relationship where drugs and alcohol were prevalent. Once she got out of the relationship, she went to HIU where her new boyfriend asked her to convert. Once she did, she stated that God made it easier for her to get through her past, with a spirit of transformation.
Austin grew up in church in Compton and felt like he needed to make something of himself. He wanted God to become real and individual. He talked about the blessings that God gave him when he started doing things for God rather than himself
Disrupted by God
No full textIt is God's disruption and conviction that breaks us away from everyday life and habits. The speaker references her missionary work that has allowed her to understand this. Once we have been disrupted and shown God's intended path, we can become disruptions to others
Dominion over the earth
No full textThe speaker references Matthew 6: 9-13. He states that when Jesus taught us to pray, He was also telling us that our purpose is to make Earth look like Heaven; this will make us go deeper in our faith and purpose. Every part of God is inside us because of the Holy Spirit. God calls us to have dominion over the Earth. This is one of the things that God asked Adam to do: preaching the Gospel and doing good works so that God is working through us. In this way, we are "co-laborers" with God, according to Paul