College of Theology

It's time to forgive, Noe Garcia emphasizes at Chapel

Still upset over a roommate that wronged you? Or bitter over the betrayal following a romance? Don't drain yourself, pastor Noe Garcia of North Phoenix […]

Latest Grand Collective EP a passion project for its 100 student contributors

The Grand Collective has been a source of pride for GCU's College of Theology's Worship Arts program. Popularity in producing the fifth release has swelled […]

Chapel speaker: The key to attaining eternal life? Sacrifice

Having everything in life doesn't guarantee eternity, North Coast Church pastor Chris Brown stressed at Monday Chapel at GCU Arena. The key is sacrificing yourself […]

Be generous for Jesus, not yourself, says Chapel speaker

Don't dig yourself. And do something for the good of others without patting yourself on the back. Those were the themes of Pure Heart Church […]

5 Questions with Dr. Mark Olmos, College of Theology professor

EDITOR'S NOTE: This story originally appeared in the February issue of GCU Magazine, available in the purple bins across campus or digitally. Photos by Ralph […]

'Are we alone in the universe?' astrophysicist ponders at One Foundation event

The discussion over whether there is life outside of earth was brought to GCU during the One Foundation Speaker Series at Sunset Auditorium. Astrophysicist Hugh […]

Hunger for righteousness leads to satisfaction, pastor says

Sean Myers relished following the 2024-25 theme of Sermon on the Mount at GCU's Monday Chapel. Myers, lead pastor at Pella Communities Church, elaborated on […]

Embrace the Bible, Hobby Lobby president stresses at Chapel

President Steve Green recalled how Hobby Lobby relied on Christ to navigate through financial troubles and to win a U.S. Supreme Court class. The arts […]

Channel anger through a Kingdom lens, pastor stresses

It's OK if you feel angry. But how you address your strife goes a long away toward going down the right path, pastor Tim Birdwell […]