Dr. Billy Lones, Associate Professor of Criminal Justice, uses an iconic '80s movie to explain how it's okay to not understand what God is preparing and planning.

Vice President for Spiritual Development, Dr. Sam Garner, challenges listeners to take the opportunity before them to grow and transform in the midst of being uncomfortable. Followed by a prayer for our students lead by Dr. Clark Roush, Endowed Chair for the Performing Arts, and a prayer for our faculty and staff lead by student, Alex Motta.

Breianna Cortez is a junior, biology major from Lubbock, TX. She is a member of the softball and cross country teams as well as the Campus PR Squad. In this Chapel Talk, Bre talks about how our perspective affects our actions. Follow Bre on Twitter at @YCbreianna.

Austin Hackel is a senior vocal performance and Biblical studies major from Broken Bow, NE. In this chapel talk, Austin speaks on how unity is found in God and works of love.

York College's 21st president, Dr. Sam Smith opens the new semester by encouraging students, faculty, and staff to have the boldness like that found in an athletic apparel company's slogan and the story found in Matthew 14. The opening chapel marked the beginning of the 130th year of York College.

Leanna Hawley, Director of the Teaching and Learning Commons, apologizes to her children for thinking she could make life easy for them and explains the truth of what we need more than worldly wisdom.

Olivia Nabb, a senior theatre major from Lincoln, Ne. Olivia is a member of the concert choir, Celebration Singers, and Beta Beta Sigma. In this Chapel Talk, Olivia talks about the lies she has believe about herself and reminds listeners of what God sees in each of us.

Dr. Sam Garner, Vice President for Spiritual Development, encourages listeners to create space in their lives to hear God and listen for his voice amongst the chaos.

Alex Latorre, Men's and Women's Soccer Head Coach, encourages listeners to become a better version of themselves by finding a mentor, putting in the time and learning the skill.

Mrs. Lindsey Eckert, Assistant Professor of Psychology, uses a trilogy of movies to describe the different ways we view relationships when faced with the "What Might Be", "What Might Have Been", and "What Is".

YC Sophomore, Brooke Barker from Ft. Smith, AR, asks listeners to contemplate if will be ready when their season is over? If they will have peace when the evening comes?

Taylor O'Brien is a junior, business administration major from Aurora, CO. She is a member of the volleyball team, the president of the Professional Business Leaders club and treasurer of Theta Psi social club. In this Chapel Talk Taylor encourages listeners to embrace the season they are in and lean on Jesus.

Ian Wallgren, a YC junior from Menominee, MI, encourages listeners to push past the what ifs and regrets and look for the lessons that can be learned in the trials of life.

Cole Satterfield is a senior Business Administration major from Broomfield, Co. Cole is a member of the Campus PR Squad, the baseball team, Professional Business Leaders club. Cole talks about the lies he has believed about himself and how he overcomes them everyday. He follows his talk with a clip from the 2006 movie, Rocky Balboa. Follow Cole on Twitter at @YCColes.

Alexandre Motta is a sophomore, business administration major from Sao Paulo, Brazil. He is a member of the men's soccer team, campus ministries, and a resident assistant. In this Chapel Talk Alex talks about how our perspective can change the outcome, it is up to us to choose.

Josh Nething, assistant coach for the track & field and cross country teams as well as an academic success coach, encourages listeners to focus on how they respond and what they can control in the midst of trials.

Chris Martens, a YC junior from Alden, MN, expresses his gratitude to York College by sharing some of his experiences as a student.

Dr. Aleshia O'Neal, assistant professor of english, talks about the "masks" we wear. She challenges listeners to remove their masks and seek their identity in Christ.

YC student, Emily Eggar poses the question, "What are we supposed to do now?" encouraging listeners to think about the ways they can be intentional with their time even after the chaos has settled.

Dr. Frank Wheeler, professor of Bible, talks about the imbalance of the world and how God uses each person to bring back the beauty, balance and harmony that He create.

Carter Price is a senior, biology major from Rapid City, SD. He is a member of student government, the track & field team, the campus ministries team, and the choir. Carter talks about the lie that "he needs to do everything" and how sometimes we spread our peanut butter too thin.

Dylan Odom '19 is a YC alumni and admissions enrollment counselor. In this Chapel Talk, Dylan reminds listeners that they are special and have value despite their struggles and trials.

Bobby DeHart, Associate Professor of Physical Education, gives life advice on how it's our choice to get up or stay knocked down.

Coach Justin Carver reminds listeners that God did not promise a perfect life and that life is not about perfection but direction. Scripture: Numbers 21:4-9

Dr. Sam Garner, vice president for spiritual development, shares the story of Moses' and the burning bush and challenges listeners to seek the ways God is trying to grab their attention. Followed prayers lead by Cabral Calazans and Dr. Billy Lones for the faculty, staff and students of YC. Scripture: Exodus 3:1-4