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What is blessing for? Psalm 67 shows us that God blesses his people not as a reward, but as a gift meant to flow outward in praise and service to the nations. This message explores the dangers of blessing without gratitude, the call to global mission, and the grace that makes blessing possible. In Christ, God’s mercy flows as far as the curse is fo…
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This week, Dordt University’s Chief of Staff, Aaron Bart, continues this semester’s chapel series, “The Way of Wisdom” with a message on Psalm 51.
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What do we do when our souls feel cast down and God feels distant? In Psalm 42, the psalmist describes both thirsting for God and drowning in sorrow, feeling underfed and overwhelmed at once. This message explores what Christians have called “spiritual depression,” and how we can learn to talk about the struggle, talk to God and ourselves, and hear…
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Songs from the Struggle: How Good? (Psalm 34)
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20:06Deliverance leads to devotion. God does not love us because we are good, but because He is. And yet, experiencing God’s goodness leads us to participate in it. In Psalm 34, David sings from a cave after pretending to be insane, not from a place of strength but from a place of survival. Still, he declares, “Taste and see that the Lord is good,” and …
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Songs from the Struggle: How Near (Psalm 23)
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20:39In a world that is not altogether safe, God is near: he goes before us to lead, walks beside us through the valley, and chases behind us with goodness and mercy. In Jesus, the Good Shepherd who laid down his life and rose, we learn to trade control for trust and rest in a love that does no fail. Psalm 23 is not sentimental; it’s sturdy.…
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When God feels absent and the wait feels endless, Psalm 13 trains us to move from protest to petition to praise. We name our “how long,” ask for the light in the dark, and choose trust before we see the answer. Through Jesus, who entered the long silence of Saturday and rose on Sunday, our waiting is filled with hope.…
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As we start a new series, “Songs from the Struggle,” we see how worship reorients us when we feel overwhelmed. When the “many” voices and fears pile up, Psalm 3 shows how God is the glory who outweighs them all. In Jesus - the greater Son of David who lay down in death and rose - this prayer becomes a promise, helping us to rise and rest.…
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Where can wisdom be found? Proverbs 30 answers: in humble, loving attention to the created world and creative humans, to eagles and ships, ants and lizards, and ultimately to Jesus Christ. Attention becomes worship; study becomes prayer; and small, daily noticing leads to the One who made it all.
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The Service of Wisdom: Dr Kyle Dieleman (Proverbs 22:17- 23:18)
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19:37This week Dr. Kyle Dieleman reminds us that wisdom is more than following rules—it’s about living in a way that loves God and loves our neighbors. True wisdom is found in Jesus, whose life and Spirit guide us to embody love, justice, and mercy in community.
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The Struggle of Wisdom (Proverbs 6:9-11, 13:4, 26:15-16, 22:13, 21:25-26, 24:30-34)
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20:24Proverbs exposes “the sluggard” not just as doing nothing, but as avoiding love: refusing to start, to finish, and to face what loyal love requires. This message names how busyness can mask sloth, pays attention to the consequences of avoiding the one thing God calls us to do, and points us to Jesus Christ. He is the One who started, finished, and …
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The Sound of Wisdom (Proverbs 9:1-6, 13-18)
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19:57The book of Proverbs places two voices before us, Wisdom and Folly, both calling for our attention. Wisdom builds and prepares a feast that leads to life; Folly is loud and lazy, leading to death. This sermon helps us to distinguish the sound of each voice, to choose commitment, and to follow Jesus, the Wisdom of God.…
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As a new semester begins, the book of Proverbs speaks like “letters from home,” a father’s counsel to a son. We’re invited to choose wisdom in a world of real dangers. Wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord, drawing us to the Father’s heart through Jesus, the true Son. Questions for reflection & discussion: Who has spoken fatherly or motherly wisd…
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Join us for the 2025 Dordt University Convocation service in the B.J. Haan Auditorium.
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Join us for the last Chapel of the semester, as Pr. Aaron Baart concludes our series on the book of James.
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This week, Campus Pastor Sam Ashmore continues this semester's chapel series.
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Join us this week in chapel as Pastor Aaron Baart continues our series on the book of James.
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This week, Dr. Gayle Doornbos, a professor of theology at Dordt, continues this semester's chapel series.
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Join us this week in chapel as Pastor Aaron Baart continues our series on the book of James.
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Join us this week as Sam Ashmore continues our sermon series on the book of James.
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This week, Dr. Justin Bailey, a professor of theology at Dordt, continues this semester's chapel series.
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This week, Dordt's Dean of Chapel and Chief of Staff, Aaron Bart, continues this semester's chapel series.
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Join us this week as Dr. Kyle Dielman continues this semester’s chapel series on the book of James.
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This Week, Sam Ashmore, Dordt's Campus Pastor, continues this semester's chapel series on James.
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This week, Dr. Gayle Doornbos, continues this semester’s chapel series on the book of James.
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This week, Dr. Justin Bailey, a professor of theology at Dordt, continues this semester’s chapel series.
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This week, Aaron Bart, Dordt’s Dean of Chapel, continues this semester’s chapel series in James. We look at the dangers of wealth accumulation and our Christian response to wealth.
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This week, Aaron Bart, Dordt’s Dean of Chapel, continues this semester’s chapel series.
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Join us for the first Chapel service of the year!
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This week, Sam Ashmore, Dordt’s Campus Pastor, continues this semester’s chapel series with a message on “The Lowest Seat.”
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This week, Dr. Justin Bailey, a professor of theology at Dordt, continues this semester’s chapel series with a message on “The Two Builders.”
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This week, Dr. Kyle Dieleman, a professor of theology and history at Dordt, continues this semester’s chapel series with a message on “The Pharisee and the Tax Collector.”
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This week Sam Ashmore continues this semester’s chapel series with a message on “The Compassionate Vineyard Owner and His Son.”
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This week, Dr. Gayle Doornbos, a professor of theology at Dordt, continues this semester’s chapel series with a message on “The Ten Bridesmaids.”
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This week, Justin Bailey reflects on the parable of the “Laborers in the Vineyard.”
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This week, Aaron Baart, Dordt’s Dean of Chapel, continues this semester’s chapel series with a message on “The Rich Fool.”
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Join us in Chapel this week as David Westfall gives a message titled, “the Returning King.”
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Matthew Soerens is the US director of church mobilization and advocacy for World Relief and the national coordinator of the Evangelical Immigration Table. This week, Matthew will give a message titled, “Who is my Neighbor?”
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This week Dr. Grayle Doornbos continued the Parables series and talks about the Unjust Judge.
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This week, Dr. Kyle Dieleman, a professor at Dordt, continues this semester’s parable series with a message on “The Shrewd Manager.”
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This week, Dr. Jeremy Perigo, a professor of theology at Dordt, continues this semester’s parable series with a message on the Prodigal Son. Come and hear a story of being once lost and safely found!
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This week, Dr. Justin Bailey, a professor of theology at Dordt, continues this semester’s parable series with a message on the Great Banquet. Come and hear a story of being invited in and being left out!
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Speaker: Aaron Baart
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Listen to Aaron Baart's first sermon in his series on the parables of Jesus.
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Senior Chapel - Made to Belong at the Intersection
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25:57Come join us at 11:00 am in the B.J. Haan auditorium for chapel. As our campus Pastor Aaron Bart will finish our "Made To Belong" series.
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This week, Campus Pastor Sam Ashmore continued our “Made To Belong” chapel series with a message on how we can become more like Jesus by being in community.
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Join us today for chapel in the B.J. Haan. Aaron Baart preaches Made to Belong Within the Church
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This week, Campus Pastor Sam Ashmore continued Dordt’s chapel series with a message on belonging within relationships.
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Come join us at 11:00 am in the B.J. Haan auditorium for chapel. Aaron Baart will continue our "Made To Belong" chapel series as he teaches on how having healthy, rich friendships can sharpen us as humans and bring glory to God.
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This week, Dr. Justin Bailey, gave a message on the meaning of Communion and Christs’s sacrifice for us.
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Two Roads Week 4. How Could This Change My Life
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20:15Join us today at 11 AM as we welcome special guests Zach & Maggie to lead us in musical worship and as we continue our chapel series on the Two Roads study series by reflecting on the question, "How could this change my life?" We will examine the areas in our lives where grace may decline versus where it thrives. From there, we will reflect on the …
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