The Chapel Institute exists to equip the people of the Williamsburg Community Chapel (and beyond) to gain a stronger biblical and theological foundation so that they might grow as disciples and more fully display the life of Jesus Christ through obedience to Him. One of the means by which we seek to accomplish this purpose is by providing resources to help you more faithfully know, grow in, and show Jesus to the watching world (cf. Matthew 22:37-40).
In this week's episode, we bring you another edition of "Three Fools on Stools" as Hunter Ruch, Dale South, and Brian Owens answer some of your questions about the Bible.
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Hunter Ruch sits down with Clarke Morledge to continue their discussion concerning the ongoing influence of the late German Biblical scholar, Walter Bauer, as well as provide a modern-day example.
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On this episode of The Chapel Institute, we bring you another installment of Institute Interviews. Hunter Ruch sits down with Clarke Morledge, who serves in the IT Department at the College of William & Mary, to discuss the ongoing influence that the late German Biblical scholar, Walter Bauer, continues to have on Biblical scholarship today and why his influence is problematic.
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In today's episode, we ask and answer the question, "Why Is Theology Important?" Grab your Bibles and join us as we continue to become disciples who are equipped to know, grow in, and show Jesus Christ more faithfully.
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On this episode of The Chapel Institute, we bring you another installment of Institute Interviews. Hunter Ruch and Clarke Morledge continue their discussion on the reality and dangers of a movement known as progressive Christianity.
Show Notes:
Visit Clarke Morledge's blog, Shared Veracity
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For more information about The Chapel Institute, please visit our website.
On this episode of The Chapel Institute, we bring you another installment of Institute Interviews. Hunter Ruch sits down with Clarke Morledge, Senior Networking Director of the IT Department at the College of William & Mary, to discuss the reality and dangers of a movement known as progressive Christianity.
Thank you for joining us today!
For more information about The Chapel Institute, please visit our website.
On this episode of The Chapel Institute, we bring you another installment of Institute Interviews. Hunter Ruch sits down with Dr. Jon Thompson, Executive Director of Cambridge House Christian Studies Center to discuss what it means to be human from both philosophical and Biblical perspectives.
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For more information about The Chapel Institute, please visit our website.
On this episode of The Chapel Institute, we introduce a new format entitled, Institute Interviews. Hunter Ruch sits down with Dale South to discuss his recent trip to Israel and shares how his understanding of the Scriptures was deepened by his experiences.
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For more information about The Chapel Institute, please visit our website.
In today's episode, we conclude our series where we have been asking and answering the question, "Who Is Jesus?" Our study today will focus on the life and identity that we have in Christ as disciples. And we will find that our life in Christ gives us great freedom and purpose as we follow Jesus Christ, the incarnate, crucified, resurrected, and returning Son of God and Savior of the world.
In today's episode, we continue asking and answering the question, "Who Is Jesus?" with a focus on the return of Christ. We will see that the return of our Savior gives us great hope in the present and in the future as we await His glorious kingdom.
In today's episode, we continue asking and answering the question, "Who Is Jesus?" We look today at the importance of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. From the Bible, we will clearly see that Jesus Christ is the incarnate, crucified, resurrected, and returning Son of God and Savior of the world.
In today's episode, we continue asking and answering the question, "Who Is Jesus?" We look today at the significance of the death of Jesus Christ on the cross for our sins. From the Bible, we will clearly see that Jesus Christ is the incarnate, crucified, resurrected, and returning Son of God and Savior of the world.
In today's episode, we continue asking and answering the question, "Who Is Jesus?" as we learn about the divinity of Christ. From the Bible, we will clearly see that Jesus Christ is the incarnate, crucified, resurrected, and returning Son of God and Savior of the world.
In today's episode, we begin a series where we ask and answer the question, "Who Is Jesus?"
In today's episode, Brian Owens concludes our series on developing a heart of forgiveness as he teaches us about the healing power of forgiveness.
In today's episode, Leisa Shultz continues our series on developing a heart of forgiveness as she teaches us how to move from forgiveness to freedom through a series of practical applications.
In today's episode, we begin a series on developing a heart of forgiveness as we look at God's forgiveness of us as well as our need to forgive both ourselves and others.
In today's episode, Brian Owens and Dale South begin answering the question, " How Do I study the Bible?" as they take us through the method of the Bible in heart and hand.
In today's episode, Brian Owens and Dale South continue answering the question, " How Do I study the Bible?" as they share the inductive Bible study method of observation, interpretation, and application.
In today's episode, Hunter Ruch and Brian Owens begin answering the question, "Can the Bible be Trusted?" by looking at both the internal and external proof that affirm the reliability of the Scriptures.
In today's episode, Hunter Ruch and Brian Owens continue answering the question, "Can the Bible be Trusted?" examining how the Bible is prophetically proven and practically truthful to our lives.
In our inaugural episode, Hunter Ruch and Brian Owens examine the reliability and relevance of God's Word as they answer the simple question, "What is the Bible?"