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Campus Pastor Harry Walls says that the kind of life that Jesus brings is “liberating — it’s meant to change you.” Photo by Annie Vladovska.

This year’s chapel theme at The ����aa���� is titled “Life: Liberating, Transforming, Satisfying,” based in part on ����aa����’s words in John 10:10, “I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly.”

Topics for the semester are expected to include life in ����aa����, freedom from sin, and sanctification, as well as what it looks like to follow ����aa���� and put all of one’s hope in Him. “We want to highlight the vitality, richness, and abundance that’s in ����aa����ianity,” said Campus Pastor Harry Walls. “Students today can be enslaved to sin. They’re just in a cycle, they’re sucked in, and they feel like it’s futile. But the life Jesus brings is liberating — it’s meant to change you.”

Walls will be kicking off this year’s regular chapel schedule this Friday. The latest news on this year’s speaker schedule is available at masters.edu/chapel. Chapel is livestreamed at and on TMU’s page and channel.