https://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/year-in-review-2025-ll-qbl2psy02025-12-12T19:41:48ZYear In Review: 2025Hear from Dr. Thomas White, President of Cedarville University, about the blessings and opportunities God has brought into Cedarville's story during 2025. As we wrap up another year, we’re taking time to reflect on the incredible ways God worked far beyond what we asked or imagined in 2025. This year was a unique season of blessing for the University, and we are so grateful that you are standing with us in our mission of transforming lives for the Word of God and the Testimony of Jesus Christ. Please take a moment to reflect and celebrate God’s gracious provision to Cedarville University through: - The final results of our One Thousand Days Transformed campaign - Most-watched chapels of 2025 - New programs and important academic milestones - Construction progress on campus - Global missions impact - Fun community highlights and events Visit Our Year in Review Webpage: https://www.cedarville.edu/advancement/highlights-of-the-year As you consider your year-end giving, would you include Cedarville in your stewardship plans? Every gift enables us to prepare students to make a difference for Christ in their workplaces, churches, communities, and beyond. Visit cedarville.edu/YearEnd to make your gift. Thank you for your prayer and partnership in our mission of transforming lives. May the Lord bless you and yours in the coming year! "Now to Him who is able to do far more than all that we ask or think, according to the power at work within us, to Him be glory forever in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, forever and ever. Amen." (Ephesians 3:20–21)https://img.youtube.com/vi/lL-QbL2PsY0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/lL-QbL2PsY02025-12-12T19:41:48Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/from-pharmacy-school-to-cancer-care-see-how-nextgenpharmds-like-caleb-are-transforming-pharmacy-v9ffpzosffk2026-05-26T17:34:35ZFrom pharmacy school to cancer care — see how #NextGenPharmDs like Caleb are transforming pharmacy!Clinical oncology pharmacist Caleb Hasty shares how Cedarville prepared him to care for patients clinically and spiritually. Learn more about Cedarville’s School of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Pharmacy Cedarville University School of Pharmacy alumnus Caleb Hasty shares his journey from pharmacy student to clinical oncology pharmacist at Kettering Cancer Center in Beavercreek, Ohio. After graduating in 2021 and completing a residency at Kettering Health, Caleb now serves patients through chart reviews, physician collaboration, and counseling patients on chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and supportive care medications. In this alumni spotlight, Caleb explains how Cedarville prepared him both clinically and spiritually to care for patients facing cancer treatment. His story offers insight into careers in oncology pharmacy and the impact of Christ-centered healthcare education. ➡️ Where could your career in pharmacy take you? Explore the possibilities: https://cedar.to/NextGenPharmDs #CedarvilleUniversity #SchoolOfPharmacy #OncologyPharmacist #ClinicalPharmacy #PharmacySchool #NextGenPharmDs PN: 26-0335 — Cedarville pharmacy graduate Caleb Hasty '21 reflects on his role as a clinical oncology pharmacist at Kettering Cancer Center and how Cedarville equipped him to care for patients both clinically and spiritually.https://img.youtube.com/vi/V9FfpzosfFk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/V9FfpzosfFk2026-05-26T17:34:35Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-vocabulary-tool-gr66yqimops2024-04-12T16:00:39ZBible and the Gospel | Vocabulary ToolIn this lecture, Dr. Trent Rogers walks through the “vocabulary tool” from Dig Deeper and shows practical steps for doing word studies well — identify significant words, map possible meanings, gather uses in Scripture, analyze the context, and check translations and commentaries. Perfect for students learning exegetical method and anyone wanting clearer biblical interpretation. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 Introduction and course setup — why we’re using Dig Deeper 1:26 The exegetical progression from words to clauses, sentences, paragraphs, book, and canon 4:32 Book-level meaning illustrated with 1 and 2 Samuel and the Davidic king theme 8:56 Today’s focus: the vocabulary tool 10:02 Why the Bible has a distinctive vocabulary and theological terms 13:00 Examples showing words with multiple meanings in English 16:31 Why word study is important but not an end in itself 21:00 Problematic and helpful word study examples — baptism and eunuch 32:04 Steps for a good word study — identify unclear or significant words 34:39 Establish possible meanings and use theological dictionaries 39:24 Gather biblical uses and consider doing original-language surveys 43:10 Challenges in English searches and the advantage of Greek and Hebrew roots 46:02 Practical tools mentioned — Strong’s numbers, Blue Letter Bible, Bible Gateway, Logos 50:02 Move from semantic range to the specific usage in context 51:41 Test the proposed meaning in the paragraph and check translations and commentaries 52:52 Closing note on translation notes like those in the NET Bible Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #BiblicalGospel #ChristianEducation #TheologyCourse #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinorProjecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/gr66YQImoPs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/gr66YQImoPs2024-04-12T16:00:39Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/3d-design-in-alford-annex-360-facility-tour-ipbalnbvwfy2021-02-25T19:41:04Z3D Design in Alford Annex | 360 Facility TourThe 3D Design space in Alford Annex literally hums with life. Tour Alford and visit the print-making, ceramic, and sculpture studios.https://img.youtube.com/vi/IPbaLNBVwFY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/IPbaLNBVwFY2021-02-25T19:41:04Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-the-bible-as-story-part-1-ijeghbn_b302023-09-25T16:00:13ZNew Testament | The Bible as Story (Part 1)In this lecture from Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament Literature course at Cedarville University, students explore how reading the New Testament canonically (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John) reveals Jesus as the fulfillment of the Old Testament storyline. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Dr. McKay explains how the Bible unfolds as one grand narrative made up of six acts—Creation, Fall, Israel/Redemption, Interlude, Jesus, and Church/Consummation—and how understanding that story shapes our moral decisions, purpose, and identity. The message challenges listeners to apply their lives to the Bible rather than using the Bible to fit their own story, inviting them to join God’s ongoing work in the world. Timestamps: 0:00 Importance of story and teaching the New Testament 0:48 Why teach canonically — Matthew, Mark, Luke, John 1:00 New Testament as fulfillment of the Old Testament 2:50 Introducing the six acts framework 3:23 Why stories structure daily life and decisions 5:05 Stories provide context for moral decision making 6:06 Bomb scenario illustration of story and identity 9:03 Story determines right and wrong — identity matters 11:56 God’s word as God’s explanation for reality 13:28 Your life as a story — intersecting with God’s story 16:33 Key challenge — apply your life to the Bible 19:41 Overview of the six acts (bridge to Old Testament review) 20:00 Act One: Creation — God establishes his kingdom 26:01 Act Two: Rebellion — Fall and its consequences 28:30 Act Three: God chooses Abraham and Israel’s mission 31:36 Israel’s covenant, law, and kingdom-of-priests role - Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics - Take your biblical training to the next level with courses from CU Enrich, Cedarville University’s online platform for continuing education courses. You’ll have access to all course videos, outlines, and notes and receive a certificate upon completion. https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject #BiblicalNarrative #NewTestament #ChristianFormation #Cedarville #SixActs #ApplyTheBiblehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/IJegHBn_b30/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/IJegHBn_b302023-09-25T16:00:13Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-what-is-the-biblical-gospel-part-2-b9od0jjhepo2023-12-08T17:00:07ZBible and the Gospel | What is the Biblical Gospel? (Part 2)What is the Gospel according to Scripture? In this lecture from the Bible Minor Project, Dr. Trent Rogers continues exploring key biblical texts—Mark 1, Romans 10, and Ephesians 1—that define and explain the Gospel. The biblical Gospel is not just a word study or theological phrase but the good news that God saves sinners through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This message is about God’s kingdom, demands a personal response of repentance and faith, and is focused on Christ as Lord. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction to class goals and biblical texts 0:21 Why the Gospel is more than just word searches 1:05 The Gospel as Paul’s theme in Romans 2:22 Mark 1: The Gospel as proclamation of God’s kingdom 3:50 The kingdom of God and the role of King Jesus 4:49 The response: repent and believe 5:23 Romans 10: salvation, confession, and belief in Christ 7:26 The Gospel as universal and particular 9:20 Illustration: the king, his kingdom, and the rebels 12:59 Ephesians 1: God’s saving work in Christ 14:44 The Trinitarian shape of the Gospel 18:25 God’s glory in salvation 20:05 Summarizing the Gospel’s key ideas 23:55 Defining the Gospel: God saves sinners through Jesus 26:07 Understanding sin and God’s wrath 27:03 Christ’s work as the solution 28:40 A simple framework: God, man, God, man 31:00 The Gospel as repent and believe 36:03 Biblical images of salvation: King, Creator, Father, Master, Judge 39:07 What the Gospel is not: false Gospels exposed 46:28 The exclusivity of Christ and salvation 47:33 Applying the Gospel in real life situations The biblical Gospel is not “God loves you and that’s all” or “the golden rule.” It is not health, wealth, or prosperity. It is the exclusive message that God, in His glory, sent His Son to die and rise again to save sinners. The call is clear: repent and believe. Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions – https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid – https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus – https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs – https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #Gospel #BiblicalGospel #BibleMinor #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/B9oD0JJHEPo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/B9oD0JJHEPo2023-12-08T17:00:07Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/advancing-the-mission-how-cedarville-university-transforms-lives-through-faith-and-generosity-tve4bvz9dbo2026-02-03T21:36:18ZAdvancing the Mission: How Cedarville University Transforms Lives Through Faith and GenerosityAt Cedarville University, the Advancement team is all about supporting transformation. Learn how you can join God’s work at Cedarville: https://cedar.to/Advancement At Cedarville University, everything begins with a mission to transform lives through excellent education and intentional discipleship in submission to biblical authority. The Advancement team exists to advance that mission by fostering meaningful engagement, encouraging faithful philanthropy, and walking alongside students, alumni, parents, and friends who treasure what God is doing on campus. This video shares how God is shaping hearts, changing lives, and preparing students to make a lasting Kingdom impact — and how you can be an essential part of that story. Timestamps: 0:00 Cedarville’s mission and the role of the Advancement team 0:22 Transformation through engagement and philanthropy 1:17 The 1000 Days Fund and its impact on students 2:07 Supporting alumni as Jackets for Life 2:54 Encouraging and connecting with parents 3:52 An invitation to invest in the next generation One of the most impactful ways to join the Lord’s work at Cedarville is through the 1000 Days Fund, formerly the Cedarville Fund. This fund enhances every part of the Cedarville experience, from scholarships and campus improvements to extracurricular opportunities that shape students’ hearts and minds. Every gift is prayerfully stewarded with students in mind and Christ at the center, making an immediate difference in their 1000 Days on campus. Advancement at Cedarville also extends far beyond graduation. With more than 33,000 alumni worldwide, the Alumni Association provides connection, encouragement, and opportunities to continue growing in faith through homecoming events, alumni gatherings, graduate programs, enrichment experiences, and global travel. Parents are also a vital part of the Cedarville family, and the Advancement team is committed to keeping families informed, encouraged, and connected as they watch their students live on mission for the Gospel. Explore ways to give and support students: https://cedar.to/Advancement Learn more about Cedarville University: https://cedar.to/About #CedarvilleUniversity #UniversityAdvancement #ChristianHigherEducation #1000DaysFund #faithandlearning PN: 26-0356 — Cedarville University’s Advancement team exists to invite alumni, parents, and friends into God’s ongoing work of transforming students’ lives. Through engagement, generosity, and shared faith, this video highlights how Cedarville equips students for lifelong impact, supports alumni as Jackets for Life, and partners with parents to invest in the next generation of believers who will stand firm in their faith and lead with conviction.https://img.youtube.com/vi/Tve4bVZ9Dbo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Tve4bVZ9Dbo2026-02-03T21:36:18Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/pharmacy-as-part-of-medical-missions-z-00cpgqkvu2019-08-27T17:43:30ZPharmacy as Part of Medical MissionsFaith and pharmacy come together at Cedarville University’s School of Pharmacy. Explore pharmacy and academic programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Jacob Grasser, a third-year student in Cedarville University’s Doctor of Pharmacy program, shares how Cedarville helped him combine two passions — pharmacy and global missions. After sensing a call to ministry in high school, Jacob searched for Christian pharmacy schools and discovered Cedarville as a place where he could pursue both healthcare and missions. — #CedarvilleUniversity #CedarvillePharmacy #PharmacySchool #MedicalMissions #FuturePharmacist Jacob Grasser, a third-year Doctor of Pharmacy student at Cedarville University, shares how the program allows him to pursue pharmacy while following God’s call to missions through global outreach and medical missions opportunities.https://img.youtube.com/vi/z-00cPgqkVU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/z-00cPgqkVU2019-08-27T17:43:30Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/involvement-fair-at-cedarville-unversity-zct7nbvyhqu2026-04-21T14:23:11ZInvolvement Fair at Cedarville UnversityCedarville students are encouraged to grow through small groups, church involvement, and multicultural experiences. These connections foster spiritual growth, meaningful relationships, and a welcoming community both on and off campus. Each school year kicks off with an Involvement Fair where students can explore opportunities to get involved!https://img.youtube.com/vi/zct7nBVyhQU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/zct7nBVyhQU2026-04-21T14:23:11Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-choose-the-mdiv-mba-pathway-from-cedarville-oahrs28ljlk2026-04-08T15:16:37ZWhy Choose the MDiv + MBA Pathway From CedarvillePrepare for ministry leadership with both theological depth and practical business skills. Learn about Cedarville’s MDiv + MBA pathway: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/programs/mdiv-mba-degree-pathway If you’re considering full-time ministry or a co-vocational calling, Cedarville University’s MDiv + MBA dual-degree pathway equips you with the tools to lead effectively in today’s ministry landscape. Churches and ministry organizations need leaders who can rightly handle Scripture while also managing teams, stewarding finances, and clearly communicating their mission in a complex and changing world. This innovative dual-degree program combines deep scriptural knowledge with essential management and leadership training. Students develop a strong theological foundation through the Master of Divinity while gaining practical business insight through the MBA. The result is a well-rounded leader prepared to guide ministries with wisdom, clarity, and strategic vision. Cedarville’s approach is also designed with efficiency in mind. Through shared coursework, nine credit hours from the MDiv count toward the MBA, and select MBA courses can be applied to MDiv electives. This structure allows students to earn two respected graduate degrees in less time and at a lower cost than pursuing them separately. Whether your goal is pastoral ministry, church leadership, nonprofit work, or a co-vocational role, this program provides a unique combination of biblical training and organizational leadership skills to help your ministry thrive. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #MDiv #MBA #MinistryLeadership #CedarvilleUniversity #TheologyAndBusiness #ChristianEducation — Cedarville University’s MDiv + MBA dual-degree pathway prepares students for impactful ministry by combining theological depth with business expertise. Designed for efficiency and real-world application, this program equips graduates to lead churches and ministries with strong biblical conviction, strategic thinking, and effective management skills in a variety of ministry contexts.https://img.youtube.com/vi/oaHRs28lJlk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/oaHRs28lJlk2026-04-08T15:16:37Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-agriculture-business-at-cedarville-university-dggtqn2vc2k2025-06-05T19:13:03ZWhy Study Agriculture Business at Cedarville University?Combine business knowledge with agricultural science to prepare for a successful career! Apply now: https://cedarville.edu/Apply Cedarville University’s agriculture business emphasis equips you for leadership in the industry and business phases of agriculture. By pairing this emphasis with a degree in business, biology, or chemistry, you’ll gain a unique blend of skills that positions you for careers in agribusiness, farm management, food systems, and agricultural services. Students in this program take courses such as Zoology, General Botany, Principles of Organization and Management, and Statistics for Business, along with other agriculture-related classes. This curriculum provides a balance of scientific understanding and practical business knowledge, giving you the tools to solve real-world challenges in the agricultural industry. At Cedarville, your studies take place in a distinctly Christian environment that emphasizes stewardship of God’s creation and using your career to make an eternal impact. By graduation, you’ll be prepared to enter the workforce or pursue further study with confidence and purpose. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #AgricultureBusiness #ChristianEducation #Agribusiness #agriculturecareers PN: 25-0002 — Cedarville University’s agriculture business emphasis combines agricultural science and business training to prepare students for leadership roles in agribusiness and related fields. Grounded in a Christian worldview, the program emphasizes stewardship, practical problem-solving, and purposeful impact in the agricultural industry.https://img.youtube.com/vi/dGGtqN2Vc2k/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/dGGtqN2Vc2k2025-06-05T19:13:03Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-minor-overview-m37xcloeoca2023-01-06T17:45:00ZBible Minor OverviewAll students at Cedarville complete a Bible minor as part of their academic program. Made up of five courses, the Bible minor gives students a deeper understanding of God's Word and how to make it central to everything they do. Cedarville.edu/bibleminorhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/M37xCLoeocA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/M37xCLoeocA2023-01-06T17:45:00Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-computer-engineering-at-cedarville-university-tfrnhzsyusm2025-06-05T19:25:50ZWhy Study Computer Engineering at Cedarville UniversityWhy Study Computer Engineering at Cedarville University? Build a career in cutting-edge technology while integrating your faith with your engineering skills. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (BSCpE) prepares you for a thriving career at the intersection of hardware and software. Computer engineering bridges electrical engineering and computer science, giving you the expertise to design and embed computing into systems such as cars, appliances, medical devices, and more. Through modern labs, experienced faculty, and real-world internship opportunities, you’ll gain the technical skills and hands-on experience needed to excel in today’s competitive marketplace. From circuit design to embedded systems and programming, Cedarville’s curriculum equips you for diverse career paths in industry, government, or graduate school. What sets Cedarville apart is its distinctly Christian approach to engineering. Every course integrates biblical truth, challenging you to view your vocation as a ministry for Christ. At Cedarville, you’ll not only grow as an engineer but also as a Christ-follower who uses technology to serve others and glorify God. Explore Cedarville University’s School of Engineering and Computer Science today: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Engineering Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academic-programs/computer-engineering #CedarvilleUniversity #ComputerEngineering #ChristianEducation #EngineeringDegree #FaithAndTechnologyhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/tfrNhzsYUSM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/tfrNhzsYUSM2025-06-05T19:25:50Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/foundations-church-essentials-the-synergy-initiative-vqltyp1gne02024-07-22T12:00:35ZFoundations: Church Essentials | The Synergy InitiativeMake Christ the center of your family's life today! Join us as Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, discusses the relationship between the church and the Gospel, and how that relationship is crucial for us to understand. Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program aims to equip students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Join this transformative journey to deepen your faith and enhance your outreach efforts through our free online resources. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. #cedarville #SynergyInitiative #Evangelism #Christianity #ChurchPlantinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/VQltYP1GNE0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/VQltYP1GNE02024-07-22T12:00:35Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-music-composition-at-cedarville-university-ddzhncd6js42025-08-26T19:30:39ZWhy Study Music Composition at Cedarville University?Why Study Music Composition at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/Composition Are you passionate about creating music and pursuing a career in composition? Cedarville University’s distinctly Christian Bachelor of Music in composition degree prepares you for success in film scoring, concert music, arranging, music production, and music entrepreneurship. This program combines rigorous academic training with practical experiences that will develop your artistic voice and professional readiness. As a composition major, you’ll benefit from frequent collaborations with the performance area, readings of your work by large ensembles, and access to first-rate technology facilities. You’ll receive personalized guidance from accomplished faculty mentors who are committed to integrating their craft with their faith. At Cedarville, Johann Sebastian Bach’s motto "Soli Deo Gloria" — for the glory of God alone — is more than a phrase. It’s the mission that drives everything we do. You’ll study in a Christ-centered environment where faith and art come together, equipping you to glorify God through your music and prepare for a career in the ever-evolving world of composition. When you graduate, you’ll be ready to enter the industry with excellence, whether in performance, media, education, or entrepreneurial ventures, making an eternal impact through your creative gifts. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #MusicComposition #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianEducation #MusicProduction #FilmScoring #FaithAndArt PN: 25-0002 — Are you passionate about creating music and pursuing a career in composition? Cedarville University’s distinctly Christian Bachelor of Music in composition degree prepares you for success in film scoring, concert music, arranging, music production, and music entrepreneurship.https://img.youtube.com/vi/ddZhnCd6jS4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ddZhnCd6jS42025-08-26T19:30:39Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-seminar-session-8-church-75fk1sn4bq02026-04-22T12:54:26ZTheology Seminar Session 8 — ChurchThis message explores the true meaning of the church, challenging common misconceptions and redefining “church” through a biblical lens. Moving beyond the familiar phrase “here’s the church, here’s the steeple,” the teaching emphasizes that the church is not a physical building but an assembly of believers called out by God. Drawing from the Greek word “ecclesia,” the session unpacks the church as a gathering for God’s purposes, rooted in both Old and New Testament context. It also examines how modern language and cultural habits can distort our understanding of the doctrine of the church. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction and common misconceptions about the church 1:30 Defining “ecclesia” and biblical meaning 4:00 Implications for modern church practices 6:00 Universal vs. local church explained 9:00 The church’s purpose and mission 12:00 Key metaphors: people of God, body of Christ, fellowship 14:00 Individualism vs. corporate Christianity 19:00 What defines a true and healthy church 25:00 Meaningful church membership 31:00 Role of pastors, ordinances, and church structure 38:00 Cedarville’s role in serving the local church The teaching highlights three essential images of the church: the people of God, the body of Christ, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit. It underscores the importance of local, visible assemblies and meaningful church membership, where believers covenant together, practice accountability, and grow spiritually. The session also addresses challenges such as multi-site churches, cultural Christianity, and the dangers of individualism. #CedarvilleUniversity #ChurchDoctrine #Ecclesiology #ChristianLiving #BiblicalTeaching #LocalChurch — This video unpacks the doctrine of the church, clarifying that it is a gathering of believers rather than a building. It explores biblical definitions, the role of the local church, and the importance of meaningful membership, while challenging modern misunderstandings and emphasizing the church’s mission to grow, equip, and send believers.https://img.youtube.com/vi/75Fk1sn4bq0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/75Fk1sn4bq02026-04-22T12:54:26Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-seminar-session-9-the-holy-spirit-rjklqcvmjvu2026-04-22T12:56:20ZTheology Seminar Session 9 —The Holy SpiritIn this theological message, we explore one of Jesus’s most striking claims in John’s Gospel: “It is to your advantage that I go away.” Why would Christ’s departure be good for His disciples—and for us today? This teaching unpacks the significance of the Holy Spirit, addressing confusion many Christians have about His identity and role. Drawing from John 14–16, the session explains the Spirit as the “Paraclete”—our Helper, Comforter, Counselor, and Advocate—sent by the Father and the Son. Timestamps: 0:00 Why Jesus says His departure is good 1:00 Confusion about the Holy Spirit today 3:00 The challenge of understanding the Trinity 7:00 Creeds and historical theology on the Spirit 10:00 The meaning of “Paraclete” 13:00 Who sends the Spirit and why it matters 18:00 The Spirit’s procession and Trinitarian identity 22:00 Names of the Spirit: truth and holiness 26:00 What the Spirit does: indwelling and teaching 29:00 Conviction, testimony, and glorifying Christ 31:00 Implications for believers today The message clarifies that the Holy Spirit is fully God—personal, active, and essential to the Christian life. He indwells believers, teaches truth, reminds us of Christ’s words, and testifies to Jesus. Rather than drawing attention to Himself, the Spirit glorifies the Son and leads us into deeper understanding and faith. The teaching also highlights the Spirit’s role in convicting the world of sin, righteousness, and judgment, and in unifying the church. #CedarvilleUniversity #HolySpirit #Trinity #ChristianTheology #BiblicalTeaching #JohnGospel — This message explains why Jesus said His departure was beneficial, focusing on the gift of the Holy Spirit. It clarifies the Spirit’s identity as fully God, His role in guiding believers into truth, and His work in glorifying Christ. Grounded in Scripture and church history, it helps Christians better understand and appreciate the Spirit’s presence and power in their lives.https://img.youtube.com/vi/RjKLQcvMjvU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/RjKLQcvMjvU2026-04-22T12:56:20Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/title-ix-training-faculty-staff-sessions-2020-xiqbunoh25i2026-04-22T13:17:44ZTitle IX Training — Faculty Staff Sessions 2020This training session provides a clear overview of Title IX policies, focusing on prohibited conduct, mandatory reporting, and institutional response procedures. Beginning with a brief history, the lecture explains how Title IX evolved from a focus on athletics into a comprehensive federal requirement addressing sex discrimination across all areas of education, including admissions, housing, employment, and student life. Timestamps: 0:00 Overview of training topics 0:20 History and purpose of Title IX 3:00 Evolution of sexual harassment definitions 4:30 Clery Act and reporting requirements 7:00 Types of prohibited conduct 9:00 Title IX vs. non-Title IX sexual harassment 12:00 Clery crimes and jurisdiction limits 15:00 Retaliation and protections 16:30 Mandatory reporting responsibilities 19:00 Real-world reporting example 20:30 How to report and what to say 24:00 What happens after a report is made 25:30 Supportive measures explained 29:00 Formal complaint and resolution options 31:00 Investigation and hearing process 37:00 Cross-examination and evidence rules 40:00 Appeals and outcomes 41:00 Resources and support services The session emphasizes that all employees are mandatory reporters, meaning they must report any known or suspected Title IX violations. It provides practical guidance on how to respond when a student discloses information, including sample language and options for supporting students while fulfilling reporting obligations. #CedarvilleUniversity #TitleIX #CampusSafety #HigherEducation #MandatoryReporting #StudentSupport — This training outlines Title IX policies, including prohibited conduct, reporting responsibilities, and response procedures. It equips faculty and staff to support students, comply with federal regulations, and maintain a safe, equitable campus environment.https://img.youtube.com/vi/xIqBunOh25I/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/xIqBunOh25I2026-04-22T13:17:44Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cu-grad-webinars-salary-negotiation-with-jeff-reep-lmuhs8vizp42026-04-13T16:34:48ZCU Grad Webinars — Salary Negotiation With Jeff ReepThis CU Grad Webinar covers résumé development strategies to help you stand out professionally. Start building your career today: https://cedar.to/Career This workshop walks students through how to evaluate a job offer and approach salary negotiation with wisdom, integrity, and practical insight. You’ll learn which elements of an offer are negotiable, which are not, and how to gather the right information to make a well-informed decision. The session also highlights the importance of professional reputation, honoring commitments, and seeking wise counsel throughout the decision-making process. Timestamps: 0:00 Opening prayer and workshop overview 0:21 Career services available to students 0:44 Introduction to evaluating job offers and salary negotiation 44:25 Real-world job decision example (Boeing opportunity) 44:46 Evaluating company expectations and visit requests 45:25 The importance of keeping your word in job decisions 46:29 Seeking counsel from HR and trusted advisors 47:08 Final encouragement and key takeaways Throughout the session, students are reminded that career services support extends beyond undergraduates to graduate students as well, including mock interviews, LinkedIn reviews, résumé and cover letter reviews, and networking guidance. Real-life scenarios illustrate how decisions impact long-term career outcomes, including reputation and future opportunities. The workshop emphasizes balancing opportunity with integrity, especially when handling multiple offers or reconsidering commitments. Students are encouraged to consult experienced professionals like HR leaders, professors, and mentors when evaluating offers. The principle of “safety in a multitude of counselors” reinforces the value of seeking multiple perspectives before making major career decisions. Whether you are navigating your first offer or planning for future opportunities, this session equips you with practical tools you can use now or later. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #JobOffer #SalaryNegotiation #CareerAdvice #CollegeToCareer #ProfessionalDevelopment #Cedarville #CareerServices PN: 26-0512 — This video provides practical guidance on evaluating job offers and navigating salary negotiation. Jeff Reep walks through real examples and career advice, helping students learn how to make informed decisions, maintain integrity, and leverage available resources. It’s a valuable resource for anyone preparing to enter the workforce or considering multiple job opportunities.https://img.youtube.com/vi/LmuHS8vizp4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/LmuHS8vizp42026-04-13T16:34:48Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-women-s-ministry-at-cedarville-lmrj_rlggsg2019-02-06T19:37:14ZWhy Study Women's Ministry at Cedarville?Women’s ministry training that equips you to disciple, teach, and serve with purpose. Explore Women’s Ministry Training: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/programs/womens-ministry-minor This video highlights the heart behind Cedarville University’s women’s ministry minor, inspired by Susan Hunt’s call to move beyond asking what is permissible for women in the church and instead focus on what is needful. Women need intentional, directional discipleship, accountability, and encouragement from other women. This program is designed to meet that need by equipping students with a strong foundation in the Word of God and preparing them for meaningful service. Through this minor, students learn how to study and communicate Scripture effectively while gaining a deeper understanding of how women are discussed throughout the Bible. The program emphasizes mentorship, both receiving guidance and developing the skills to mentor others. Students also explore the wide range of ministry opportunities available to women in the church and beyond. Graduates leave prepared to create comprehensive ministry plans, lead with confidence, and disciple women in a variety of contexts. The goal is to empower women to know God’s Word deeply and share it faithfully with others around the world. Apply to Cedarville: https://cedar.to/Admissions Explore Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Schedule a Campus Visit: https://cedar.to/Visit View Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #WomensMinistry #Discipleship #BibleTeaching #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianEducation #ministrytraining — Cedarville University’s women’s ministry minor emphasizes the importance of intentional discipleship, biblical knowledge, and mentorship. Students are equipped to teach Scripture, develop ministry plans, and serve women effectively in the church and globally, preparing them for impactful, Gospel-centered leadership.https://img.youtube.com/vi/lMrJ_RlGGsg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/lMrJ_RlGGsg2019-02-06T19:37:14Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-allied-health-at-cedarville-university-zgw1c_yzyxm2025-09-04T20:44:21ZWhy Study Allied Health at Cedarville University?Why Study Allied Health at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/AlliedHealth Do you feel called to serve Christ and others in healthcare? Cedarville University’s distinctly Christian allied health major equips you with the academic foundation, hands-on training, and biblical perspective needed to pursue graduate studies or begin a career in the health professions. This program is designed to prepare you for advanced degrees in occupational therapy, physical therapy, physician assistant, and other allied health fields. You’ll customize your degree by selecting a concentration that aligns with your career goals, while studying under professors with strong academic credentials and years of clinical experience. As an allied health major, you’ll learn the essential skills for providing diagnostic, technical, therapeutic, and direct patient care as part of a collaborative healthcare team. Every course is taught with intentional biblical integration, preparing you to serve patients with both professional excellence and the compassion of Christ. When you graduate, you’ll be ready to take the next step toward your calling — whether continuing to graduate school or entering the healthcare workforce. At Cedarville, you’ll be equipped not only to succeed in your field but also to glorify God through a lifetime of service. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #AlliedHealth #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianEducation #HealthcareCareers #FaithAndScience #PreMed PN: 25-0002 — Do you feel called to serve Christ and others in healthcare? Cedarville University’s distinctly Christian allied health major equips you with the academic foundation, hands-on training, and biblical perspective needed to pursue graduate studies or begin a career in the health professions.https://img.youtube.com/vi/Zgw1c_yzyxM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Zgw1c_yzyxM2025-09-04T20:44:21Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/top-of-mind-march-2026-update-old-63321x7lrce2026-03-13T19:41:05ZTop of Mind: March 2026 Update (Old)Spring break sent Cedarville students on Global Outreach trips and to championship competitions — join us in prayer and celebration. Visit campus: https://cedar.to/Visit After spring break, Cedarville students returned from Global Outreach trips after sharing the Gospel and spreading the love of Jesus Christ in places from Malawi to Salt Lake City. Please pray for fruit from the seeds planted through their faithful ministry. Our competition teams have continued to shine: Speech and debate won the state championships for the second year in a row with nine individual champions and 38 finalists. Our collegiate cyber defense competition team won the state championship and will advance to regionals at Purdue, while our center of academic excellence cyber games team won the Midwest regionals and will compete at nationals. Thirteen members of our indoor track and field team are competing at the NCAA National Championships — pray they represent Christ well. Construction updates: the Bolthouse Academic Center is rising, and bricks are going up. You can purchase a brick paver for the Bolthouse patio as a stone of remembrance — in honor of a faculty member, to recognize a loved one, or as testimony to God’s faithfulness, echoing the children of Israel in the book of Joshua. We also lift up our alumni serving all over the world, many affected by recent events in the Middle East and many in military service. Join us in prayer for their safety, for peace — especially for Israel — and that we all will stand for the Word of God and the Testimony of Jesus Christ. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #GlobalOutreach #SpeechAndDebate #Cybersecurity #NCAA #BoltHouse #PrayForPeace Cedarville students returned from spring break having shared the Gospel worldwide and won multiple state and regional championships. This update highlights outreach, competitive victories, Bolthouse construction and patio paver remembrances, and a call to pray for alumni, especially those affected by events in the Middle East and those in military service.https://img.youtube.com/vi/63321X7lrcE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/63321X7lrcEhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-history-at-cedarville-university-to3oeizntle2025-06-05T19:36:14ZWhy Study History at Cedarville University?Why Study History at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://cedarville.edu/History Do you have a passion for studying the past in order to shape a better future? Cedarville University’s history program provides rigorous academic training grounded in a biblical worldview, preparing you for graduate school or careers in government, law, business, education, public history, and ministry. As a history major, you can tailor your degree with complementary minors such as church history, international studies, political science, public administration, public policy, or sociology. This flexibility allows you to pursue your specific career goals while strengthening your understanding of how historical events and movements continue to influence today’s world. If you’re not planning to major in history but want to broaden your perspective, Cedarville also offers a history minor. Courses like United States History to 1877 and History of Civilization to 1500, along with electives, will give you a solid foundation in historical study. Both the major and minor emphasize not only academic excellence but also spiritual growth. At Cedarville, you’ll learn to view history through the lens of Scripture, equipping you to serve Christ faithfully in whatever vocation He calls you to. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #HistoryMajor #ChristianEducation #LiberalArts #HistoryDegree PN: 25-0002 — Do you have a passion for studying the past in order to shape a better future? Cedarville University’s history program provides rigorous academic training grounded in a biblical worldview, preparing you for graduate school or careers in government, law, business, education, public history, and ministry.https://img.youtube.com/vi/To3OEiznTlE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/To3OEiznTlE2025-06-05T19:36:14Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/speak-up-cedarville-7pdxh_37kkc2021-02-24T15:38:37ZSpeak Up, CedarvilleWe are a community of believers accountable to one another, called to reflect the character of Jesus Christ and to be obedient to His Word. We strive to love God and others, live with integrity, and pursue excellence in all we do -- the core values of our Cedarville community. Therefore, we speak up. Cedarville.edu/SpeakUphttps://img.youtube.com/vi/7pdxH_37kKc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/7pdxH_37kKc2021-02-24T15:38:37Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/sexual-assault-awareness-month-myth-3-dw98y6kih8s2021-04-20T04:00:21ZSexual Assault Awareness Month | Myth #3This is simply not true. In reality, about 7% of men experience sexual violence during their four years of college. Men and boys who have been sexually assaulted may fear that others may question their masculinity or believe they should have been “strong enough” to fight off the offender. To all the men, if you have experienced sexual abuse as a child or youth or sexual assault as an adult, we want to remind you of three things: 1. You are not alone. 2. There are resources available for you. 3. You can experience healing in Christ. Please consider participating this month by initiating conversations with those around you and educating yourself through the resources at cedarville.edu/SpeakUp. Thank you for striving to show love for God and others and pursue integrity and excellence by encouraging one another to Speak Up. Cedarville.edu/SpeakUphttps://img.youtube.com/vi/dw98Y6Kih8s/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/dw98Y6Kih8s2021-04-20T04:00:21Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-greek-at-cedarville-university-z94mezgz4ts2025-06-05T19:36:04ZWhy Study Greek at Cedarville UniversityWhy Study Greek at Cedarville University? ✝️ Deepen your understanding of Scripture through the original language of the New Testament. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions The Greek minor at Cedarville University equips you with two years of study in Koine Greek, the language of the New Testament. By studying Greek, you’ll gain a richer understanding of biblical texts, helping you faithfully interpret God’s Word and serve more effectively in ministry or future graduate studies. This minor is designed to be paired with a bachelor’s degree major, giving you the foundation to pursue seminary, missions, pastoral ministry, or other fields where accurate and faithful biblical interpretation is essential. Students often combine the Greek minor with majors such as Biblical Studies, Biblical Studies (Missions), or International Studies. Rooted in Cedarville’s commitment to Christ-centered education, the Greek minor will not only expand your academic skills but also strengthen your ability to shepherd others with clarity and conviction. Explore Cedarville University’s biblical and language programs today: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #GreekMinor #BiblicalStudies #ChristianEducation #KoineGreekhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/Z94MEzgZ4ts/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Z94MEzgZ4ts2025-06-05T19:36:04Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-university-healthcare-programs-hands-on-training-top-outcomes-christ-centered-care-6vrw93dccxq2026-04-21T14:27:58ZCedarville University Healthcare Programs | Hands-On Training, Top Outcomes, Christ-Centered CarePrepare for a healthcare career with hands-on training, excellent outcomes, and a biblical worldview. Explore healthcare programs at Cedarville: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/topics/healthcare At Cedarville University, healthcare education goes beyond technical training. Students are equipped to serve patients with both skill and compassion, integrating the heart and mind of Christ into every aspect of their preparation. With nearly 20 professionally accredited undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs, Cedarville offers a path for students pursuing allied health, athletic training, EMT, nursing, physician assistant studies, pharmacy, pre-medical and other pre-professional programs, psychology, and social work. From the classroom to the clinic, students gain excellent instruction, practical experience, and the confidence to step into their chosen healthcare field ready to serve. Cedarville’s facilities are designed to support serious study and real-world practice. The Engineering and Science Center includes classroom and laboratory space for biology students, with 10 independent study labs and 36 discipline-specific labs. The Health Sciences Center houses the Schools of Pharmacy and Nursing, along with research and clinical laboratories, a top simulation center, and spaces for collaboration and study. The expanded Callen Athletic Center supports the Master of Athletic Training and PA Studies programs with advanced labs, treatment tables, exam stations, and simulation spaces that mirror outpatient and emergency room settings. Students learn from highly credentialed professors who are active healthcare professionals and who care about academic, spiritual, and personal growth. Cedarville’s results reflect that commitment with high success rates on national testing and job placement after graduation. Graduates go on to serve at leading hospitals, in local clinics, and across the globe. Learn about admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Explore financial aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Plan a campus visit: https://cedar.to/Visit Discover academic programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #HealthcareEducation #Nursing #PreMed #Pharmacy #AthleticTraining #ChristianHigherEducation — Cedarville University prepares students for healthcare careers through accredited programs, hands-on learning, and faculty who are experienced healthcare professionals. With advanced facilities like the Health Sciences Center and Callen Athletic Center, students build real-world skills in nursing, pharmacy, physician assistant studies, athletic training, and more. Graduates leave ready for jobs, graduate school, and service with a Christ-centered purpose.https://img.youtube.com/vi/6vrw93dCCXQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/6vrw93dCCXQ2026-04-21T14:27:58Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/salt-lake-city-synergy-initiative-eaocfym0gsm2026-04-27T14:11:36ZSalt Lake City — Synergy InitiativeSalt Lake City needs the gospel — and Cedarville students are stepping in. Learn how you can join the mission: https://www.cedarville.edu/synergy-initiative Salt Lake City, Utah, is one of the least reached areas in the United States, with less than 2% evangelical presence. In this video, we explore the urgent need for gospel preaching, church planting, and disciple-making in a city many move to for its beauty — but soon recognize its deep spiritual need. Through the work of Gospel Grace Church, Gospel Peace Church, and Gospel Hope Church, a growing movement is bringing hope to a region marked by brokenness, distrust, and the influence of Mormonism. You’ll hear firsthand testimonies from Cedarville University students who have stepped into this mission field. From being welcomed into a close-knit church community to using everyday opportunities — like hosting neighbors or walking a dog — for meaningful gospel conversations, these students are living out their faith in practical ways. Their stories highlight how Salt Lake City is “ripe for harvest,” with people actively asking questions and searching for truth. The Cedarville Synergy Initiative is equipping students and graduates to be part of what God is doing in Utah — multiplying churches and making disciples. This is more than a program; it’s an invitation to join God’s work in transforming lives. #cedarvilleuniversity #SaltLakeCity #ChurchPlanting #GospelMission #ChristianMinistry #CollegeWithPurpose — Salt Lake City presents a significant need for gospel-centered ministry, and Cedarville students are answering the call. This video shares the realities of spiritual lostness in Utah and the impact of local church partnerships. Through personal stories and a clear invitation, viewers are encouraged to consider joining the Cedarville Synergy Initiative and becoming part of a growing movement to share the hope of Jesus.https://img.youtube.com/vi/EAocFyM0gsM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/EAocFyM0gsM2026-04-27T14:11:36Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/pharm-d-megan-mcnicol-alumna-testimonial-dbzb7ubcldi2023-01-13T18:20:00ZPharm.D. | Megan McNicol Alumna TestimonialStrong academics, caring faculty, and a Christ-centered pharmacy education at Cedarville University. Explore pharmacy and academic programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Megan McNichol shares why she chose Cedarville University to pursue her Doctor of Pharmacy degree. Drawn by the university’s strong academics, supportive faculty, and Christian community, she found a place that prepared her both academically and spiritually. — #CedarvilleUniversity #CedarvillePharmacy #PharmacySchool #FuturePharmacist #ChristianEducation Megan McNichol explains why she chose Cedarville University’s School of Pharmacy for its strong academics, supportive faculty, and Christ-centered community, preparing her for a career in pharmacy with an eternal perspective.https://img.youtube.com/vi/DbzB7uBCLDI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/DbzB7uBCLDI2023-01-13T18:20:00Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-why-and-how-should-christians-share-the-gospel-7fwj8s56gnw2024-02-23T17:00:09ZBible and the Gospel | Why and How Should Christians Share the Gospel?Why should Christians share the Gospel? In this Bible and the Gospel lecture, Dr. Trent Rogers unpacks the biblical foundation, theological urgency, and personal responsibility of evangelism. Drawing from John 4, Matthew 28, Romans 10, and Revelation 7, this session explores the why and how of proclaiming Christ — showing that evangelism is both a natural outflow of new life in Christ and an act of worship that glorifies God among the nations. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 — Introduction: The new life in Christ and the outflow of evangelism 2:00 — John 4 and the Samaritan woman: the natural response of sharing the Gospel 4:38 — Christ, the Savior of the world: God’s global mission 6:04 — Evangelism as an outgrowth of spiritual disciplines 6:29 — Defining evangelism: proclaiming the Gospel in the power of the Holy Spirit 8:18 — Why evangelism is necessary: people’s need, God’s remedy, and our role 10:19 — The call to make the remedy known — God’s use of His people 11:11 — Universalism, inclusivism, pluralism, and the exclusivity of Christ 14:08 — Jesus as the only means and way of salvation 18:04 — John 3:16–19 — faith and belief in the Son are necessary for salvation 20:36 — Jesus as the only way, truth, and life (John 14:6) 21:10 — Acts 4: salvation in no other name 22:01 — The missionary movement rooted in exclusivity and urgency 23:03 — The Great Commission: authority, command, and promise (Matthew 28) 24:37 — Early church boldness in evangelism despite persecution (Acts 4) 25:24 — Romans 10: how will they believe unless they hear? 28:42 — The beauty of Gospel-bearing feet — the necessity of going and sending 29:04 — Questions: what about the unreached, the nations, and children? 32:28 — Why share the Gospel: work to be done, obedience, and God’s promise 33:34 — Success is guaranteed because Christ reigns 34:02 — Evangelism’s effect on your own spiritual growth and dependence on God 36:34 — The ultimate reason: the glory of God among all nations 37:03 — God’s mission from Genesis to Revelation — calling a people for His glory 39:03 — Abraham’s blessing extended to all families of the earth 40:55 — Let all the peoples praise You: Psalm 67 and God’s global plan 41:23 — From Pentecost to Revelation: the church’s expanding mission 43:16 — Every tribe and nation worshiping the Lamb 44:39 — The God of all nations — one Savior for the whole world 45:10 — J.I. Packer: evangelism glorifies God by making His works known 45:56 — John Piper: missions exist because worship doesn’t 46:30 — The church’s call to worship and to call others to worship Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #Bibleminor #BibleTeaching #Evangelismhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/7FWJ8s56gnw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/7FWJ8s56gnw2024-02-23T17:00:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-university-standing-for-life-in-washington-d-c-2026-iqgojrrwlfs2026-02-02T21:24:25ZCedarville University Standing for Life in Washington, D.C. | 2026Cedarville University students take a bold, faith-filled stand for life at the 2026 March for Life in Washington, D.C.! Visit Cedarville's campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Fifty Cedarville University students and faculty traveled to Washington, D.C., to participate in the National March for Life 2026, joining thousands from across the country to peacefully advocate for the sanctity of human life. This video captures Cedarville’s presence at one of the largest human rights demonstrations in the world, highlighting a unified, Christ-centered witness that life is a gift from God. The video starts with Cedarville students gathered in the early hours of the morning to travel together to the nation’s capital. Through prayer, worship, and public advocacy, students proclaimed the inherent value of every human being created in the image of God. Their words and actions reflect a deep commitment to protecting those who cannot speak for themselves, especially the unborn. Throughout the video, students share why it is important to be present for this event. Their testimony emphasizes Cedarville University’s dedication to supporting life, mothers, families, and biblical truth. Marching together through the streets of the capital, Cedarville students demonstrate that faith is not passive but lived out through action, courage, and compassion. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid #CedarvilleUniversity #MarchforLife2026 #ProLife #FaithInAction #MarchForLife #BiblicalWorldview PN: 26-0456 — On January 23, 2026, fifty Cedarville University students and faculty traveled to Washington, D.C., to advocate for the sanctity of human life at the National March for Life. Through prayer, worship, and peaceful marching, students demonstrate Cedarville's commitment to a biblical worldview and compassionate action.https://img.youtube.com/vi/iQgojRRwlFs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/iQgojRRwlFs2026-02-02T21:24:25Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/academics-history-and-government-mrjkesiz9ns2016-07-13T20:20:56ZAcademics: History and GovernmentStudy history, government, and justice through a Christ-centered lens at Cedarville. Explore history and government programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Cedarville University’s History and Government Department offers 10 majors, including history, political science, criminal justice, sociology, pre-law, public administration, and international studies. Professors are highly credentialed and approachable, engaged, and committed to mentorship beyond the classroom. For over 15 years, the criminal justice program has prepared students for careers in law enforcement, courts, corrections, and graduate study. Throughout every major, students explore the theology of government and learn how faith shapes their careers and lives. #CedarvilleUniversity #PoliticalScience #CriminalJustice #HistoryMajor #christiancollege — Cedarville’s History and Government Department prepares students for careers in government, law, and public service through Christ-centered academics. With award-winning Model UN, the DC Semester in Washington, DC, and dedicated faculty mentorship, students learn to integrate faith with history, politics, and justice.https://img.youtube.com/vi/MRJKESiz9Ns/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/MRJKESiz9Ns2016-07-13T20:20:56Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-acts-part-1-unnks7-n2zm2023-11-27T17:00:19ZNew Testament | Acts (Part 1)In Dr. Michael McKay’s lecture on the Book of Acts, students explore Luke’s account of the gospel’s expansion from Jerusalem to Judea, Samaria, and the ends of the earth. Dr. McKay explains how Acts serves as a bridge between the Gospels and Paul’s letters, highlights the Holy Spirit’s central role, and unpacks Luke’s outline that traces Christianity’s movement across cultural and geographic boundaries. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor In this engaging overview, Dr. Michael McKay introduces the Book of Acts as both history and theology. He explains how Luke records the gospel’s transition from a movement rooted in Jerusalem to a global mission empowered by the Holy Spirit. Acts is shown as a hinge in Scripture — connecting Jesus’ ministry to Paul’s missionary expansion. Dr. McKay explores Luke’s authorship and literary artistry, the “we” passages that reveal his eyewitness role, and the structure of Acts 1:8: the gospel in Jerusalem (Acts 1–7), in Judea and Samaria (Acts 8–12), and to the ends of the earth (Acts 13–28). He unpacks key moments such as Pentecost, Stephen’s martyrdom, Saul’s conversion, and Paul’s missionary journeys, emphasizing the Spirit’s unique empowerment of believers across ethnic lines. The lecture shows how Acts provides an apologetic defense of Christianity, a link between Jesus and the apostles, and a pattern for gospel witness. McKay concludes with a pastoral warning: hearing truth demands response — submission to Scripture softens the heart; resisting it hardens it. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction — Acts as a transitional book between the Gospels and Paul’s letters 2:53 Background and authorship — Luke as the Gentile author and historian 4:18 The “we” passages and Luke’s eyewitness perspective 7:08 Purpose of Acts — Apologetic and instructional goals 8:36 Outline: Gospel in Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth (Acts 1:8) 11:04 Part I: The gospel in Jerusalem and the coming of the Holy Spirit (Acts 1–7) 13:10 Pentecost and the arrival of the Spirit with signs and wonders 17:15 Peter’s sermon from Joel and Psalms — Jesus as Messiah and King 20:04 Audience response and the growth of the church 22:11 Rising opposition — from arrest to Stephen’s martyrdom 26:18 The danger of hardening the heart against truth 30:39 Part II: Gospel in Judea and Samaria (Acts 8–12) 32:03 Philip, Simon the Magician, the Ethiopian eunuch, Saul’s conversion, Cornelius’ faith 34:18 Apostolic confirmation — Spirit given to Jews, Samaritans, and Gentiles 38:05 Discussion: the gift of tongues as human languages 40:09 Part III: Gospel to the ends of the earth (Acts 13–28) 41:25 Paul’s missionary journeys — Asia Minor to Rome 45:09 Arrest, trials, and Paul’s witness before Roman leaders 47:01 Paul’s preaching method — to the Jew first, then the Gentile 50:02 Sermons to Jews (Scripture fulfillment) and Gentiles (unknown God in Athens) 52:06 Closing reflections — Acts as the story of the unstoppable gospel Calls to action: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics Book of Acts, Luke, Holy Spirit, Pentecost, Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, ends of the earth, Paul’s missionary journeys, Peter’s sermon, Stephen’s martyrdom, Cornelius, Gentiles, Apostolic confirmation, tongues, biblical theology, early church, transition from Gospels to Epistles, Dr. Michael McKay, Cedarville University, New Testament survey, biblical studies, Christian theology, Acts of the Apostles, Luke-Acts, seminary lecture, theology of mission. #BookOfActs #BiblicalTheology #HolySpirit #DrMichaelMcKay #CedarvilleUniversity #NewTestament #EarlyChurchhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/UNnKS7-N2ZM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/UNnKS7-N2ZM2023-11-27T17:00:19Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/1000-days-to-grow-as-a-christian-educator-zugfkfqsnys2026-03-31T19:55:28Z1000 Days To Grow as a Christian Educatorhttps://cedarville.edu/ACSI Cedarville University is partnering with ACSI and Christian schools to equip educators for greater impact in the classroom and beyond. In this message, Dr. Thomas White introduces how Cedarville can support your continued growth through flexible and Christ-centered programs. Whether you’re looking to pursue additional education or guide your students toward a university that integrates faith and learning, Cedarville offers pathways designed for you. Explore fully online programs for working professionals, dual enrollment opportunities for high school students, undergraduate residential degrees, and graduate-level study — all grounded in a biblical worldview and a commitment to academic excellence. If you’re a Christian school teacher seeking to grow professionally, deepen your impact, or recommend a trusted institution to your students, Cedarville is here to partner with you every step of the way. Discover how you can continue your education and influence the next generation for Christ. #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianEducation #ACSI #OnlineLearning #FaithAndLearning PN: 26-0421 — Learn how Cedarville University partners with Christian educators through ACSI to provide flexible, Christ-centered programs that equip you and your students for lasting impact.https://img.youtube.com/vi/zugFKfqSNys/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/zugFKfqSNys2026-03-31T19:55:28Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-natural-revelation-part-2-5nmglqrpmmc2022-07-12T13:00:05ZTheology I: Natural Revelation (part 2)Doctrine of Revelation Explained — Natural Revelation, Special Revelation, and Why the Gospel Must Be Preached https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions 0:00 Intro 0:32 What the doctrine of revelation means 0:53 Natural revelation in creation and conscience 1:40 Why humanity suppresses truth 3:56 Theological synthesis of natural revelation 4:45 God as Creator and human responsibility 6:00 Humanity’s distortion of revelation 8:06 “Without excuse” in Romans 1 9:00 Why natural revelation cannot save 10:22 God’s gracious gift of Scripture 11:13 Practical uses of natural revelation in evangelism 12:06 Workplace examples 16:17 Truth in every vocation 17:06 Stewardship of creation 18:03 Natural revelation as worship 19:02 Revisiting Job and humility 19:37 The classic “man on the island” question 20:27 The reality of eternal judgment 21:06 Personal story: preaching his grandmother’s funeral 22:31 Is God fair? 23:10 Universalism, inclusivism, exclusivism 24:48 Inclusivism defined 26:01 Example from The Last Battle 27:50 Exclusivism — faith in Jesus alone 29:01 Why exclusivism is the biblical position 29:42 John 14:6 and Acts 4:12 31:05 Cornelius and Acts 10 32:24 Why natural revelation is insufficient 33:08 Romans 3 — no one seeks God 33:59 Romans 10 — faith comes by hearing 34:50 The necessity of Gospel proclamation 35:52 Why evangelism matters now 36:16 A call to take the Gospel to the nations In this classroom session, the doctrine of revelation is explored in depth — how God makes himself known through natural revelation in creation and conscience, and why special revelation in Scripture and Christ is necessary for salvation. Key themes include suppression of truth in Romans 1, humanity’s reluctance to submit to a Creator, the limits of human seeking, and why the Bible describes the world as without excuse. The lecture also examines universalism, inclusivism, and exclusivism, ultimately arguing from passages such as John 14:6, Acts 4:12, Romans 3, and Romans 10 that salvation comes through faith in Jesus Christ alone. The professor addresses the common “man on the island” question, shares pastoral experience, and connects theological clarity to the urgency of evangelism. Learn more about studying Bible, theology, and ministry at Cedarville Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #DoctrineOfRevelation #NaturalRevelation #SpecialRevelation #Romans1 #Evangelism #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/5nMglQRpmMc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/5nMglQRpmMc2022-07-12T13:00:05Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-what-is-prayer-and-why-should-christians-pray-usmlvliurwi2024-01-12T17:00:48ZBible and the Gospel | What is Prayer and Why Should Christians Pray?In this lecture from Cedarville University’s Bible and the Gospel course, Dr. Trent Rogers teaches what makes Christian prayer unique — how and why believers communicate with God, and why our prayers matter to Him. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 Course overview and transition from Scripture to prayer 0:38 Tim Keller on prayer and God’s goodness 1:15 Depending on God as our good heavenly Father 2:13 Habits of Grace: rhythms of prayer in daily life 3:08 Overview of the three-part series on prayer 4:05 Discussion: prayer in the life of the church 6:15 Believers and non-believers — prayer as an act of faith 8:32 What is prayer? Defining Christian prayer 10:58 Student reflections and examples 12:18 Catechism and textbook definitions of prayer 13:31 Prayer as dependence, shaping, praise, confession, and gospel-centered relationship 16:03 What makes Christian prayer distinct? 17:11 Christian prayer is Trinitarian — to the Father, through the Son, in the Spirit 20:28 Romans 8: prayer to the Father through the Spirit 23:30 The Spirit intercedes for believers 24:53 Through the Son — confidence and access through Christ 25:09 Why we pray: commanded, modeled, and desired by God 26:53 Jesus’ example of prayer 27:43 God delights in our prayers — Revelation 5 and the aroma of the saints’ prayers 28:42 C. S. Lewis and “He likes to be asked” 31:13 Prayer as intimate relationship and spiritual formation 32:01 Prayer forms joy, gratitude, and godly desire 33:01 Praying according to God’s will 33:47 God responds to prayer — ask, seek, knock 34:35 God gives good gifts to His children In this teaching session, Dr. Trent Rogers explores one of the most essential spiritual disciplines in the Christian life — prayer. Beginning with the foundation of the Gospel, he explains that prayer is both commanded and invited by God, modeled by Jesus, and empowered by the Holy Spirit. Students learn that Christian prayer is distinctly Trinitarian: we pray to the Father, through the Son, and in the Spirit. The lecture emphasizes that prayer is an act of dependence, a form of worship, and a means of being shaped by God’s will. Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Explore the Bible Minor project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Apply or learn more about Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/admissions Financial aid and scholarships: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Plan a campus visit: https://cedarville.edu/visit Browse academic programs: https://cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinor #Prayer #ChristianFaith #SpiritualDisciplineshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/usMlVlIURWI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/usMlVlIURWI2024-01-12T17:00:48Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-church-history-at-cedarville-university-cj0gxltyyak2025-08-25T20:32:57ZWhy Study Church History at Cedarville University?Why Study Church History at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/ChurchHistoryMinor Are you passionate about missions, eager to grow in your faith, or simply fascinated by history? Cedarville University’s church history minor provides a comprehensive overview of the story of Christianity — from the founding of the Church by Christ to the present day. You’ll gain a deeper understanding of how God has worked throughout history and how Christianity has shaped societies and influenced the world. Through courses such as Church History and Historical Theology, along with electives tailored to your interests, you’ll explore the development of the Church and its impact on culture. This minor is designed to strengthen your biblical foundation while equipping you with historical insight that enriches both your faith and your career preparation. Since the church history program is a minor, you will pair it with a major of your choice to complete your bachelor’s degree. Strong combinations include Biblical Studies, Middle Childhood Education, or History, but the minor can complement any Cedarville major, providing valuable context and perspective for a wide range of career paths. Discover how Cedarville’s church history minor can prepare you to serve Christ faithfully, think critically about the past, and engage thoughtfully with the world today. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #ChurchHistory #ChristianEducation #CedarvilleUniversity #BiblicalStudies #FaithAndLearning PN: 25-0002 — Are you passionate about missions, eager to grow in your faith, or simply fascinated by history? Cedarville University’s church history minor provides a comprehensive overview of the story of Christianity — from the founding of the Church by Christ to the present day.https://img.youtube.com/vi/CJ0gxlTyYAk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/CJ0gxlTyYAk2025-08-25T20:32:57Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/engaging-in-word-ministry-the-synergy-initiative-seminar-_kvmzht1tnq2025-12-15T21:23:47ZEngaging in Word-Ministry — The Synergy Initiative SeminarWhether you're involved in preaching and teaching, leading a small group, evangelism, discipleship, or hospitality, every ministry should be shaped by the Word of God. This Synergy Initiative seminar from Dr. Jeremy Kimble, professor of systematic and applied theology, will equip you in communicating biblical truth in your ministry. Learn more about the Synergy Initiative: https://cedarville.edu/Synergy Timestamps: 0:00 Welcome and challenge for engagement 0:29 Why investing in one or two people matters 3:59 Romans 15 and Colossians 3 — normal Christians ministering the Word 6:33 Preaching and receiving the Word 11:06 Teaching, small groups, and reinforcing sermons 17:44 Titus 2 and Gospel sharing 28:05 Biblical counseling and X-ray questions 33:43 Staying connected to the local church 38:18 Coming early, staying late, and practicing fellowship and hospitality 46:27 Finding your niche in word ministry 47:06 The “one per year” discipleship challenge 53:51 Closing prayer and Synergy vision This Synergy Initiative message presents a practical vision for helping Cedarville students engage in word ministry on campus, in local churches, and in everyday life. The talk outlines layered opportunities for gospel influence — preaching, teaching, evangelism, discipling, counseling, and hospitality — and urges students to move beyond passive social time toward intentional spiritual investment. Using Romans 15, Colossians 3, and Titus 2, the Dr. Kimble highlights how ordinary believers can model, teach, remind, and encourage one another in faith. Students are challenged to identify one person to invest in each year, reinforce the Sunday sermon in conversations, pursue spiritual transformation over mere information, and join a local church for accountability and growth. Practical ideas include asking intentional questions at meals, cultivating a spiritual workout plan, receiving people into your home or dorm space, and supporting churches through disciple making and church multiplication. The Synergy Initiative aims to develop a campus culture where discipling and being discipled is normal and where students are sent out prepared to strengthen churches and share the gospel wherever God leads. Learn more and take your next step at Cedarville: Admissions — https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid — https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus — https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs — https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #SynergyInitiative #CedarvilleUniversity #Discipleship #CampusMinistry #StudentLeadership #WordMinistry #ChurchMultiplication - Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program aims to equip students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Join this transformative journey to deepen your faith and enhance your outreach efforts through our free online resources. Learn more at https://cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiativehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/_KVmZHt1TNQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/_KVmZHt1TNQ2025-12-15T21:23:47Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/worship-and-theology-graduate-program-at-cedarville-university-ashlynn-robinette-eotzsgdceis2023-03-01T21:45:04ZWorship and Theology Graduate Program at Cedarville University | Ashlynn RobinetteWorship and Theology Graduate Program at Cedarville University | Ashlynn Robinette Learn more about Cedarville’s MTS in Worship and Theology: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/programs/mts-worship-and-theology Meet Ashlynn Robinette, a full-time music ministry leader, as she shares how Cedarville University’s Master of Theological Studies in Worship and Theology helped her take the next step in her education. Ashlynn wanted a program that would challenge her both theologically and musically — and Cedarville provided exactly that. Through the program, Ashlynn gained a deep theological foundation while also learning how to apply that knowledge in real ministry contexts. She shares how Cedarville equipped her not only for academic growth but also for greater effectiveness in leading and serving her church community. Take the next step toward your calling: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #WorshipMinistry #CedarvilleUniversity #GraduateEducation #WorshipAndTheology #studentspotlight — Cedarville’s Master of Theological Studies with a concentration in Worship and Theology is designed for worship leaders who want to be biblically grounded, musically skilled, and practically equipped to serve the body of Christ. With a Christ-centered mission and flexible structure for working professionals, the program equips graduates with practical skills and biblical depth to lead effectively in the local church.https://img.youtube.com/vi/eOTzSGDceIs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/eOTzSGDceIs2023-03-01T21:45:04Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-intro-to-theology-izps9sbuj3q2022-06-24T13:11:28ZTheology I: Intro to TheologyWhy Study Theology & the Bible at Cedarville University? Deepen your understanding of God, Scripture, and how a Christian worldview reshapes desires, thinking, and practice. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions This online class presentation introduces Cedarville’s theological approach—an education aimed at forming not just skills but people who love truth, goodness, and beauty. You’ll see how the Bible minor and theology sequence (Theology I and II) give students a unified framework for reading Scripture, thinking well, and living faithfully. Topics in the lecture include the kingdom narrative of Scripture (creation, fall, promise, Israel, exile, return, Jesus, church, new creation), prolegomena (how to approach theology), theories of truth (correspondence, coherence, pragmatic), epistemology (how we know), presuppositions and worldviews, and practical aims for ministry formation. The instructor models classroom exercises (summarizing the Bible in 10–12 words) and emphasizes that theology should reorient desires away from “spiritual junk food” toward the richness of God’s glory. Learn more about academic options and next steps: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #BiblicalStudies #Theology #ChristianWorldview #BibleMinor #CedarvilleUniversity #FaithAndReasonhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/IzpS9SbuJ3Q/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/IzpS9SbuJ3Q2022-06-24T13:11:28Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-alumni-grad-school-discount-h0dhq2f85s42023-06-01T19:31:40ZCedarville Alumni Grad School DiscountStarting August 2023, Cedarville is offering Yellow Jacket alumni a 10% tuition discount on any online graduate program and our residential MDiv! The alumni tuition discount will automatically be awarded to eligible new and continuing students who are Cedarville graduates.https://img.youtube.com/vi/h0dHq2f85s4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/h0dHq2f85s42023-06-01T19:31:40Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-marketing-at-cedarville-university-bvrcjqq2oso2025-06-05T19:38:20ZWhy Study Marketing at Cedarville University?Why Study Marketing at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://cedarville.edu/Marketing Are you ready to lead in today’s dynamic marketplace? Cedarville University’s marketing degree, offered through the Robert W. Plaster School of Business, prepares you for leadership roles across industries while equipping you to make a lasting Gospel impact through your career. As a marketing major, you’ll gain a strong foundation in core courses such as Consumer Behavior, Marketing Research, and Brand Management. These classes will sharpen your analytical, creative, and strategic skills, ensuring that you graduate prepared to thrive in today’s competitive business world. More than just technical training, Cedarville helps you become a servant-hearted, customer-focused professional and an ambassador for Christ in the workplace. If you’re pursuing another major but want to strengthen your business skills, Cedarville’s marketing minor is a great option. Open to both business and non-business majors, the minor provides a practical framework of marketing knowledge and allows you to bring a customer-focused mindset into any career field. At Cedarville, you’ll receive more than a degree — you’ll discover how to use your vocation as a ministry, impacting the world for Christ while excelling in your profession. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #MarketingDegree #BusinessMajor #ChristianEducation #ServantLeadership PN: 25-0002 — Are you ready to lead in today’s dynamic marketplace? Cedarville University’s marketing degree, offered through the Robert W. Plaster School of Business, prepares you for leadership roles across industries while equipping you to make a lasting Gospel impact through your career.https://img.youtube.com/vi/BvRcjQQ2oSo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/BvRcjQQ2oSo2025-06-05T19:38:20Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/competencies-identifying-your-role-in-the-church-and-the-kingdom-the-synergy-initiative-nbw3wlb21py2025-06-04T16:01:16ZCompetencies: Identifying Your Role in the Church and the Kingdom | The Synergy InitiativeLearn how you can use your gifts to build up the body of believers in your local church! Join us as Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Professor of Systematic and Applied Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, talks about how to identify your spiritual gifts and serve effectively in your church. Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program equips students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Immerse yourself in a transformative journey where Scripture shapes your character, convictions, and calling. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. #Cedarville #SynergyInitiative #Evangelism #ChurchPlantinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/nBW3wLb21PY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/nBW3wLb21PY2025-06-04T16:01:16Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/american-churches-are-on-a-decline-why-synergy-kxmlwe4pbpk2024-05-13T04:00:11ZAmerican Churches Are On A Decline: Why Synergy?In 2019, 4,500 Protestant churches in North America closed their doors for good, while only 3,000 Protestant churches were started. Then the COVID-19 pandemic hit, making an already-concerning situation worse. The Synergy Initiative seeks to help reverse this alarming trend. Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program aims to equip students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Join this transformative journey to deepen your faith and enhance your outreach efforts through our free online resources. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. #Cedarville #SynergyInitiative #Evangelism #Christianity #ChurchPlantinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/KxmLWe4pBPk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/KxmLWe4pBPk2024-05-13T04:00:11Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/which-dorm-would-you-choose-campustour-campuslife-dormtour-christiancollege-cedarville-ouqx29aufe42025-12-15T19:00:21ZWhich dorm would YOU choose? #campustour #campuslife #dormtour #christiancollege #cedarvilleWhich dorm would YOU choose? #campustour #campuslife #dormtour #christiancollege #cedarvillehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/oUQX29aUFE4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/oUQX29aUFE4https://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/tariff-talk-with-dr-haymond-and-dr-pincin-3q-abzzpnkm2026-04-21T13:46:40ZTariff Talk with Dr. Haymond and Dr. PincinThis Cedarville University lecture explores tariffs, trade deficits, and global markets through both theory and real-world policy. Professors explain why free trade dominates economic consensus, while also addressing nuanced arguments for tariffs, political realities, and market reactions. Viewers gain a clearer understanding of how trade policy shapes growth, jobs, and international economic relationships.https://img.youtube.com/vi/3q-abZzPNkM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/3q-abZzPNkM2026-04-21T13:46:40Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cu-grad-webinars-a-financial-game-plan-for-health-professionals-with-dan-evans-erdbvaq9t-q2026-04-29T14:25:02ZCU Grad Webinars — A Financial Game Plan for Health Professionals With Dan EvansDiscover financial planning strategies to help healthcare professionals build long-term security and confidence! Start building your career today: https://cedar.to/Career In this webinar, Certified Financial Planner Dan Evans shares five key strategies to help you make confident financial decisions, maximize employer benefits, and build long-term financial security. From understanding employer match in 401k and 403b plans to building margin, reducing debt, and leveraging tax-efficient investing, this session equips you with actionable insights you can apply right away. Timestamps: 0:00 Welcome and introduction 2:40 Overview of financial planning strategies 5:55 Why high income does not equal financial security 8:29 Strategy 1: Capturing employer match 12:04 Strategy 2: Building financial margin 15:07 Strategy 3: Beyond employer plans (Roth IRA, brokerage, HSA) 19:07 Strategy 4: Tax efficiency (pre-tax vs Roth) 21:44 Strategy 5: Using time and compound growth 24:33 Investing realities and market insights 31:03 Staying invested vs timing the market 33:18 Increasing income through education 37:53 Graduate programs and OhioHealth partnership benefits You’ll also learn key investing truths, including the impact of inflation, the importance of long-term investing, and how market volatility affects returns. The session concludes with a real-world example showing how earning a master’s degree can significantly increase lifetime income, along with details about Cedarville’s online graduate programs and exclusive tuition benefits for OhioHealth associates. Whether you’re early in your career or planning for retirement, this webinar provides a clear framework for financial wellness, combining offense (growing income and investments) with defense (reducing taxes and debt). Apply to Graduate Programs: https://cedar.to/Admissions Explore Financial Aid Options: https://cedar.to/FinAid Schedule a Campus Visit: https://cedar.to/Visit View Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #FinancialPlanning #HealthcareProfessionals #GraduateSchool #CedarvilleUniversity #InvestingBasics #CareerGrowth PN: 26-0512 — This webinar with Certified Financial Planner Dan Evans covers essential financial planning strategies tailored for healthcare professionals, including saving, investing, tax planning, and income growth. Viewers gain practical tools to improve financial security while learning how graduate education can expand career opportunities and lifetime earnings.https://img.youtube.com/vi/ErdBvaQ9T-Q/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ErdBvaQ9T-Q2026-04-29T14:25:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-is-for-everyone-the-holy-spirit-cfzgq3uadi02023-11-17T17:00:27ZTheology Is for Everyone | The Holy SpiritIn the sixth video in the “Theology Is for Everyone” series, Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University, explains the theology of the Holy Spirit, answering: 1. Who is He? 2. What does He do? 3. How does it apply to my life? The “Theology Is for Everyone” series by Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University, was recorded as an eight-part video series on important theological doctrine that every believer should understand. Each video is short, but full of rich truth for personal growth, group study, or however God leads you. Be blessed as you dig deeper into God’s Word. Learn more: cedar.to/qKyOkzhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/cFZgq3uadi0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/cFZgq3uadi02023-11-17T17:00:27Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-spanish-for-professionals-at-cedarville-fcl6ovtp8yk2026-04-21T13:15:13ZWhy Study Spanish for Professionals at Cedarville?Build language and cultural skills to serve diverse communities with confidence. Explore this program: https://cedar.to/Programs As the Hispanic population in the United States continues to grow, Cedarville University’s Spanish for Professionals minor prepares students to meet the increasing need for bilingual professionals. In fields like social work, criminal justice, education, and health care, the ability to bridge linguistic and cultural barriers is essential for effective communication. #CedarvilleUniversity #SpanishForProfessionals #ChristianEducation #CulturalCompetency #healthcarecareers — Cedarville’s Spanish for Professionals minor equips students with language skills and cultural understanding to meet the needs of a growing Hispanic population. Graduates are prepared to communicate effectively, serve diverse communities, and live out their faith through meaningful, relationship-centered work.https://img.youtube.com/vi/fCl6ovtp8Yk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/fCl6ovtp8Yk2026-04-21T13:15:13Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-doctrine-of-sin-part-2-zmszoigqe1o2023-02-09T14:00:16ZTheology I: Doctrine of Sin (part 2)The Nature of Sin | Understanding Sin, Iniquity, Transgression, and the Gospel In this theology lecture, we take an honest and biblically grounded look at the nature of sin and why Scripture treats it with such seriousness. Building on Genesis 3 and the fall of humanity, this session explores how sin entered the world, how it affects every part of human life, and why a clear doctrine of sin is essential for understanding God, salvation, and the gospel of Jesus Christ. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:19 Review of the fall in Genesis 3 0:42 Why sin matters for the doctrine of humanity 0:47 Three key biblical terms for sin 1:55 Exodus 34 and God’s forgiving character 3:19 Sin defined as missing the mark 5:02 Romans and the problem of falling short 9:31 Iniquity as distortion and guilt 12:10 Psalm 32 and confession 14:05 Righteousness versus iniquity 15:18 Transgression as rebellion and betrayal 16:01 Isaiah 1 and covenant breaking 18:24 God’s faithfulness despite human unfaithfulness 20:01 Sin of omission and commission 22:25 Sin as a state, not just actions 23:41 Idolatry as the essence of sin 25:58 Sources of sin: world, flesh, and devil 34:40 Godward, outward, and inward results of sin 36:55 Eternal judgment and God’s wrath 41:21 The hope of the gospel in John 3:36 The lecture begins by returning to Genesis 3, where Adam and Eve rebel against God and bring sin and death into the world. From there, Scripture’s language for wrongdoing is carefully unpacked using three biblical terms. Sin is described as missing the mark or falling short of God’s righteous standard. Iniquity refers to a twisting or distortion of what is good and straight, resulting in guilt and moral corruption. Transgression goes even further, emphasizing rebellion, covenant breaking, and betrayal of trust toward a holy God. Students are reminded that sin is not merely about bad actions. Scripture presents sin as a condition of the heart that affects thoughts, desires, motivations, and relationships. Even good or religious acts such as praying, giving, or fasting can become sinful when driven by pride or self-glory rather than obedience to God. Sin includes both commission, doing what God forbids, and omission, failing to do what God commands. The lecture also addresses the sources of sin. God is not the author of sin. Instead, Scripture identifies the world, the flesh, and the devil as key influences. Satan tempts and deceives, the world promotes systems opposed to God’s truth, and the sinful nature within humanity inclines the heart toward rebellion. Together, these lead to sin’s devastating effects. Finally, the results of sin are examined in three directions. Godward, sin brings guilt and exposure to God’s righteous wrath, including eternal judgment for those who reject the gospel. Outwardly, sin fractures human relationships, producing conflict, injustice, and division. Inwardly, sin darkens the mind, hardens the heart, and enslaves the will, a reality Scripture describes as total depravity. The lecture ends with hope. Though sin is real and devastating, the gospel shines brighter. Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life. Through Jesus Christ, sinners are forgiven, justified, and rescued from the wrath they deserve. Learn more about Christ-centered theological education at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #DoctrineOfSin #ChristianTheology #BibleTeaching #CedarvilleUniversity #GospelTruthhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/ZmSZoIgqe1o/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ZmSZoIgqe1o2023-02-09T14:00:16Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-mcchesney-hall-dorm-tour-e4kevjjeayc2025-12-15T19:00:17ZWelcome to McChesney Hall! | Dorm Tour Welcome to McChesney Hall! Follow along as RA Joel Ward walks through this amazing residence hall, showing us why it's a great place to live! ➡️ Interested in McChesney Hall? Learn more at: https://cedar.to/Xjo2GP #DormTour #ResidenceHall #CampusLivinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/e4keVjJEAyc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/e4keVjJEAychttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/distinguished-speaker-event-phil-gramm-008tigysczm2026-03-27T19:19:22ZDistinguished Speaker Event: Phil GrammThis lecture highlights how economic freedom has shaped modern prosperity and why understanding its principles matters for the future. Senator Phil Gramm connects history, policy, and innovation to equip students with a framework for evaluating economic ideas, engaging cultural debates, and preparing for a rapidly evolving, AI-driven world.https://img.youtube.com/vi/008TigyscZM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/008TigyscZM2026-03-27T19:19:22Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-isaiah-gwusypjhlpy2021-06-28T12:30:06ZOld Testament | IsaiahDr. Miller discusses the “mission statement” of Israel and ends the lecture discussing Isaiah’s prophetic poetry on the coming of the Messiah. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/gWUSypJhlpY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/gWUSypJhlpY2021-06-28T12:30:06Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/graduate-nursing-enrichment-weekends-hands-on-skills-faith-and-community-at-cedarville-l_dtudnreoc2026-02-12T16:31:12ZGraduate Nursing Enrichment Weekends | Hands-On Skills, Faith, and Community at CedarvilleMSN and DNP students gather on campus for connection, skills, and community! Advance your nursing career with purpose: https://cedar.to/GradNursing Cedarville University’s MSN and DNP students look forward to enrichment weekends — immersive, on-campus experiences designed to strengthen clinical skills, deepen faith, and build meaningful relationships. While our graduate nursing programs offer the flexibility of online learning, these weekends provide invaluable face-to-face connection with faculty, staff, and fellow students. During each enrichment weekend, students attend classes and chapel, participate in hands-on skills checkoffs, and engage in meaningful conversations that foster both professional growth and spiritual encouragement. These experiences allow MSN and DNP students to refine clinical competencies while grounding their practice in a Christ-centered framework. Time spent together on campus strengthens collaboration and accountability within each cohort. Students consistently share that these visits are among their favorite parts of the program. Beyond academic enrichment, they build a tight-knit community of fellow believers who continue to support one another long after the weekend ends. When students return home, they do so with renewed confidence, practical skills, and deeper relationships that carry into their online coursework and professional calling. Cedarville’s graduate nursing programs are designed to equip advanced practice nurses and nurse leaders to serve with excellence and integrity. Enrichment weekends reflect our commitment to holistic education — integrating faith, learning, and practice in a supportive Christian community. Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #CedarvilleUniversity #MSNProgram #DNPProgram #GraduateNursing #ChristianNursing #nurseleadership PN: 26-0092 — Cedarville University’s MSN and DNP enrichment weekends bring online nursing students to campus for hands-on skills checkoffs, chapel, and meaningful community-building. These immersive experiences strengthen clinical competence while fostering a supportive network of fellow believers. Students leave encouraged, connected, and equipped to lead and serve with excellence in advanced nursing practice.https://img.youtube.com/vi/l_dTuDNrEOc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/l_dTuDNrEOc2026-02-12T16:31:12Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cu-grad-webinars-interview-preparation-with-jeff-reep-ay_wtote5gc2026-04-13T18:03:49ZCU Grad Webinars — Interview Preparation With Jeff ReepLearn how to prepare, answer, and stand out in job interviews. Start building your career today: https://cedar.to/Career In this CU Grad webinar, Jeff Reep shares practical, actionable advice on how to succeed in interviews. He explains why preparation matters, how to build an interview “toolbox” of stories and examples, and how to separate yourself from other candidates by communicating with confidence, clarity, and purpose. From traditional interview questions to behavioral questions, oddball questions, and illegal questions, this session helps students think ahead, answer strategically, and make the most of every opportunity. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction to the webinar and Jeff Reep 3:02 Prepare and separate yourself 6:07 Big Interview and virtual interview practice 9:37 Traditional interview questions 11:01 Behavioral interview questions and STAR responses 16:42 Oddball and illegal questions 19:53 Keep a notebook of questions and stories 20:33 Research the company and its needs 24:25 Questions to ask the interviewer 26:21 Points to sell in your answers 29:34 Prepare materials, rest, dress, and arrive early 32:53 Handshake, eye contact, smile, and poise 35:22 Be enthusiastic and strategic 38:31 Be ready with your opening answer 42:33 Close well and follow up 46:03 Virtual interview tips 48:34 Strengths, weaknesses, and concise answers 52:58 Diversity, cultural competence, and tough questions Use these takeaways to strengthen your job search, practice mock interviews, and show employers that you are prepared, professional, and ready to contribute. Jeff’s guidance is designed to help Cedarville students and alumni approach interviews with wisdom, humility, and confidence, while clearly communicating the value they bring to an organization. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #CareerServices #InterviewTips #JobSearch #MockInterview #CollegeStudents #CareerStrategies PN: 26-0512 — Whether you are preparing for your first internship interview or a full-time job search, this webinar offers a clear framework for answering questions, asking thoughtful questions, and finishing strong. Jeff Reep walks through practical steps for researching an employer, practicing responses, presenting yourself well, and following up after the interview so you can leave a lasting impression and make the best decision for your future.https://img.youtube.com/vi/ay_wtOte5Gc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ay_wtOte5Gc2026-04-13T18:03:49Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-pursue-a-medical-spanish-certificate-at-cedarville-university-rsddi5o9nta2025-06-05T19:40:51ZWhy Pursue a Medical Spanish Certificate at Cedarville University?Why Pursue a Medical Spanish Certificate at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://cedar.to/MedicalSpanish Looking to expand your healthcare career opportunities? Cedarville University’s Medical Spanish Certificate equips you with advanced Spanish fluency and cultural understanding, preparing you to serve diverse patient populations with compassion and excellence. By combining healthcare training with language proficiency, you’ll stand out in the medical field and be equipped to live out your faith as you care for others. Through this program, you’ll gain specialized knowledge of Hispanic cultural perspectives related to healthcare while building confidence in spoken Spanish for clinical and professional settings. These skills will not only make you a more effective healthcare provider but also allow you to demonstrate Christlike compassion in meaningful ways. The Medical Spanish Certificate pairs well with a variety of majors, including Allied Health, Athletic Training, Nursing, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Prehealth Professions, Premedical Biology, Premedical Chemistry, and Spanish. Whether you are preparing for medical school, nursing, or another healthcare-related field, this certificate adds valuable expertise that will strengthen your career and ministry impact. Cedarville’s commitment to integrating academic excellence with a biblical worldview ensures that you’ll be prepared both professionally and spiritually to make a difference. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #MedicalSpanish #HealthcareCareers #ChristianEducation #BilingualHealthcare PN: 25-0002 — Cedarville University’s Medical Spanish Certificate will equip you with advanced fluency in spoken Spanish and a broad understanding of Hispanic cultural perspectives related to healthcare. These skills will make you a valuable asset in the healthcare field, allowing you to connect with diverse patient populations and provide compassionate, culturally informed care.https://img.youtube.com/vi/rsddI5o9nTA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/rsddI5o9nTA2025-06-05T19:40:51Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-pneumatology-part-3-cth1aawfoom2022-11-17T14:00:12ZTheology II: Pneumatology (part 3)The Holy Spirit in Acts – New Covenant Power and the Spirit-Filled Life | Dr. Kimble Cedarville University In this Cedarville University online theology class, students explore the doctrine of the Holy Spirit with a focused study of the book of Acts. This lecture explains how the Spirit works in the New Covenant, how believers are baptized, indwelt, and filled by the Spirit, and why Acts is central for understanding Christian life, ministry, and bold gospel witness today. https://www.cedarville.edu 0:00 Cedarville University introduction and graduate outcomes 0:19 Review of pneumatology and the Spirit’s divinity 1:54 The Holy Spirit as a personal being 2:33 Old Testament vs. New Testament work of the Spirit 3:14 Luke and Acts as Spirit-focused books 4:32 Acts as narrative – description vs. prescription 6:53 New Covenant promise of the Spirit in Ezekiel 36 8:26 Pentecost and the coming of the Holy Spirit 11:01 Tongues, languages, and the reversal of Babel 13:08 Baptism, indwelling, and filling of the Spirit 16:46 The filling of the Spirit in Acts 4 22:25 Being filled with the Spirit in Ephesians 5 24:18 Spirit-filled life and the Word of Christ 25:58 Recognizing Spirit-filled leaders in the church 28:51 Baptism, indwelling, and filling compared 33:40 Guidance of the Spirit through Scripture 36:56 Sanctification and the fruit of the Spirit 39:49 Spiritual gifts for the common good This theology lecture begins with a review of pneumatology, emphasizing that the Holy Spirit is fully divine and fully personal. Students revisit key biblical evidence showing that the Spirit is God, is part of the Trinity, and possesses intellect, emotions, and will. The class then highlights a major shift between the Old Testament and the New Testament. In the Old Testament, the Spirit empowered specific leaders temporarily, while in the New Testament, every believer receives the Spirit permanently through the New Covenant. The book of Acts becomes the central focus, showing how the Spirit transforms fearful disciples into bold witnesses. Pentecost in Acts 2 is examined closely, including the imagery of wind and fire, the speaking of real languages, and the global scope of the gospel. Students learn why Acts must be read carefully as a narrative, distinguishing between what the text describes and what it prescribes for the church today. A major portion of the class clarifies three key doctrines: the baptism of the Holy Spirit, the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, and the filling of the Holy Spirit. Baptism and indwelling occur once at conversion, bringing believers into the body of Christ. Filling, however, is an ongoing reality that empowers believers for boldness, obedience, and ministry. Scripture shows that being filled with the Spirit is closely connected to being filled with the Word of Christ. The lecture also addresses how the Spirit guides believers today, primarily through Scripture rather than extraordinary signs, and how sanctification and spiritual growth flow from walking in step with the Spirit. The class concludes by introducing spiritual gifts, emphasizing that every believer receives gifts from the Spirit for the common good of the church. Learn more about Cedarville University’s Christ-centered academic programs and online learning opportunities. Apply to Cedarville University https://www.cedarville.edu/Apply Explore academic programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Plan a campus visit https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Learn about Financial Aid https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid #CedarvilleUniversity #Pneumatology #HolySpirit #BibleClass #ChristianTheologyhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/Cth1aaWfOoM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Cth1aaWfOoM2022-11-17T14:00:12Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/pursue-your-mdiv-from-cedarville-theological-seminary-usljhb7kbim2026-04-13T17:44:43ZPursue Your MDiv from Cedarville Theological SeminaryDiscover how Cedarville Theological Seminary’s Master of Divinity prepares you for faithful, effective ministry. Explore the Master of Divinity program: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/programs/master-of-divinity Cedarville Theological Seminary offers a Master of Divinity (MDiv) designed for students who sense God’s calling to ministry — even after completing a different bachelor’s degree. Whether your background is a BA or BS, this standalone program equips you with the theological depth and practical training needed for a lifetime of gospel-centered service. You’ll study essential disciplines like biblical languages, theology, and Scripture interpretation so you can accurately understand and clearly proclaim God’s Word. The curriculum intentionally includes both Hebrew and Greek, helping you engage the Bible in its original languages — an invaluable skill for teaching, preaching, and discipling others within the church. You’ll learn from world-class faculty committed to biblical authority and the mission of spreading the gospel to the nations. Beyond the classroom, the program emphasizes real-life ministry experience through mentorships and internships with local churches. These partnerships provide hands-on opportunities to grow your ministry skills while building relationships that can lead to future ministry roles. Cedarville Theological Seminary also prioritizes affordability, helping you pursue ministry training without the burden of significant debt. This commitment allows you to step confidently into ministry, focused on serving rather than financial strain. If you’re considering theological training and want to grow in your calling, Cedarville’s MDiv program offers both academic excellence and practical preparation in a Christ-centered environment. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #Cedarville #CedarvilleTheologicalSeminary #Seminary #MasterOfDivinity #ChristianEducation #MinistryTraining #BibleCollege — Cedarville Theological Seminary’s Master of Divinity program equips students with deep biblical knowledge, original language training, and hands-on ministry experience. With a strong commitment to Scripture, local church partnerships, and affordability, this program prepares graduates to faithfully teach, preach, and lead in a variety of ministry contexts.https://img.youtube.com/vi/USLjHB7KBIM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/USLjHB7KBIM2026-04-13T17:44:43Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-romans-part-4-gtjzpaqctpm2023-12-25T17:00:26ZNew Testament | Romans (Part 4)In Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament lecture on the book of Romans, he unpacks chapters 9–14, explaining Paul’s teaching on God’s faithfulness to Israel, the believer’s call to live as a “living sacrifice,” and how to navigate gray areas of Christian conduct with love and humility. This lecture emphasizes that genuine worship flows from transformed thinking, Spirit-led living, and gracious unity among believers who may hold different convictions. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. McKay begins by reviewing Paul’s purpose in writing Romans—to unify Jewish and Gentile believers and clarify the gospel’s implications for faith and practice. Moving into Romans 9–11, he explores Paul’s heartfelt concern for Israel, showing that God’s promises have not failed. Though Israel has experienced a partial hardening due to unbelief, God remains faithful and will ultimately restore His people when the fullness of the Gentiles comes in. This section reveals God’s sovereignty, mercy, and redemptive plan for both Jews and Gentiles. From there, Dr. McKay transitions into Romans 12–14, where Paul calls believers to present their bodies as living sacrifices, renewing their minds to resist conformity to worldly thinking. Through powerful examples—including reflections on cultural and moral debates—Dr. McKay illustrates what it means to live a holy, discerning life in a complex world. He then examines Paul’s teaching on Christian liberty in Romans 14, highlighting how believers should handle disputable matters such as food, drink, and personal convictions. Dr. McKay shows that mature faith respects others’ consciences and seeks unity over division, reminding us that some actions may be sin for one believer but not for another. Timestamps: 0:00 Paul’s purposes in writing Romans and the need for unity 2:12 Background of Jewish and Gentile tensions in the early church 3:10 Summary of Paul’s argument: all under sin, justification by faith, life in the Spirit 6:03 Review of predestination and hope of glorification (Romans 8) 9:32 Transition to Romans 9 — God’s faithfulness to Israel 13:03 What about Israel? Has God’s word failed? 16:06 The mystery of Israel’s partial hardening and future restoration (Romans 11) 20:26 God’s promises and the diverse people of God in Christ 25:31 Transition to Romans 12 — living as a living sacrifice 27:47 Renewing the mind and resisting conformity to the world 33:16 Christians and government — submission to God-ordained authority (Romans 13) 38:09 Romans 14 — gray areas, conscience, and Christian freedom 53:01 Weak and strong believers, judgment, and love in disputable matters 55:07 When sin is a matter of conscience Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #Romans #BibleMinorProject #ChristianLiberty #LivingSacrifice #FaithAndConscience #BiblicalTheology #CedarvilleUniversity #PaulineTheology #UnityInChristhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/gtjzpAqcTpM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/gtjzpAqcTpM2023-12-25T17:00:26Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-ephesians-part-2-iwaik7vyk4e2024-01-22T17:00:36ZNew Testament | Ephesians (Part 2)In Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament lecture on Ephesians 1–6, he unpacks Paul’s teaching on what it means to be “in Christ” and how that identity shapes every relationship and responsibility in the believer’s life. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor In this lecture, Dr. McKay guides students through Ephesians, showing that Paul’s message centers on identity in Christ as the foundation for Christian life and relationships. Against the backdrop of Ephesus—a city known for magic, power, and manipulation—Paul emphasizes that believers no longer seek control through worldly means but rest securely in Christ, the source of every spiritual blessing. Dr. McKay explains how being “in Christ” defines the believer’s election, adoption, redemption, and inheritance, all sealed by the Holy Spirit as a guarantee of eternal security. The second half of Ephesians turns from doctrine to practice. Because believers are in Christ, they must live differently—submitting to one another in love, walking in unity, and reflecting Christ in every sphere of life. Husbands are called to sacrificial love modeled after Christ’s love for the Church, and wives are called to respect and submit as the Church submits to Christ. Parents are to disciple rather than exasperate their children, while children learn obedience as part of their spiritual formation. Even in difficult passages such as masters and slaves, Paul calls for human dignity and mutual accountability under the lordship of Christ. Dr. McKay also addresses questions of cultural application—such as gender roles, authority, and responding to abuse—by reminding students that biblical submission never condones harm or injustice. Every believer’s identity, security, and purpose flow from being in Christ, and that truth transforms how Christians think, work, and love in every relationship. 0:00 Introduction — context from Galatians and transition to Ephesians 0:51 Background: Ephesus as a center of magic, power, and spiritual control 2:48 Theological focus — identity and union with Christ 6:27 Ephesians 1:3–10 — blessings “in Christ”: chosen, redeemed, adopted, forgiven 11:05 Election and predestination — God chose those in Christ to be holy and blameless 15:46 Adoption as sons — predestined to sonship because we are in the Son 16:59 Sealed by the Spirit — hearing, believing, and being placed in Christ 23:47 Lavished with grace — the abundance of God’s favor toward believers 26:05 Every spiritual blessing stems from union with Christ 29:04 True identity — defined by being in Christ, not by culture, politics, or denomination 31:22 Eternal security — sealed by the Holy Spirit until the day of redemption 33:17 The mystery revealed — Jews and Gentiles united as one body in Christ 34:01 Chapters 4–6 — how identity shapes relationships 35:02 Walking worthy of the calling: humility, unity, and love in the body of Christ 37:00 Husbands and wives — love and submission modeled after Christ and the Church 42:41 Parents and children — discipline, discipleship, and obedience in the Lord 47:24 Masters and slaves — transforming work relationships through service to Christ 52:02 Gender roles, culture, and biblical function 53:27 Addressing abuse — when submission is misused and protection is necessary Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #ephesians #inchrist #biblicalidentity #marriageandfamily #christianrelationships #cedarvilleuniversity #bibleminorproject #PaulineTheologyhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/iWAik7VYk4E/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/iWAik7VYk4E2024-01-22T17:00:36Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/nextgen-pharmds-a-nontraditional-pharmacy-career-you-didn-t-know-existed-zuua-fznnqg2025-11-24T15:21:46ZNextGen PharmDs: A Nontraditional Pharmacy Career You Didn't Know ExistedNextGen PharmDs: A Nontraditional Pharmacy Career You Didn't Know Existed Meet a Cedarville University School of Pharmacy graduate who’s making a difference in patients’ lives every day. In this short spotlight, Dr. Andrea Enterline shares how Cedarville’s rigorous academic foundation and specialized elective courses equipped her to review new FDA-approved drugs and ensure patients receive the medications they need through their insurance plans. ➡️ Where could your career in pharmacy take you? Explore the possibilities: https://cedarville.edu/NextGenPharmDs - Cedarville University’s Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program prepares students not only for clinical and community pharmacy roles but also for positions in managed care, pharmaceutical research, and healthcare leadership. With hands-on learning, faith-based mentorship, and real-world opportunities, students graduate ready to make an immediate impact in their field. If you’re passionate about healthcare, patient advocacy, and medical innovation, Cedarville’s pharmacy program offers the experience and support you need to thrive in a rapidly evolving profession. Learn more about academic programs, campus life, and how Cedarville integrates faith and vocation in every discipline. - Start your pharmacy journey today: Admissions – https://cedarville.edu/GradAdmissions Financial Aid – https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus – https://cedarville.edu/Visit Pharmacy Program – https://cedarville.edu/Pharmacy #CedarvilleUniversity #PharmacySchool #HealthcareCareers #FaithInAction #PharmD #ChristianEducationhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/zUua-FZnnqg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/zUua-FZnnqg2025-11-24T15:21:46Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-university-electric-boat-team-pep26-5-mile-run-h2vk1qewmvy2026-04-23T19:58:10ZCedarville University Electric Boat Team — PEP26 5-Mile RunWatch Cedarville University's Electric Boat Team compete in the Promoting Electric Propulsion (PEP) Workforce Development Competition that took place April 14-16, 2026, in Portsmouth City Park, Virginia. Sponsored by the American Society of Naval Engineers and the Office of Naval Research, the annual collegiate event challenges students to design, build and race electric boats while preparing them to tackle real-world maritime challenges. PN: 26-0000 — Watch Cedarville University's Electric Boat Team compete in the Promoting Electric Propulsion (PEP) Workforce Development Competition that took place April 14-16, 2026, in Portsmouth City Park, Virginia.https://img.youtube.com/vi/h2Vk1qEwMvY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/h2Vk1qEwMvY2026-04-23T19:58:10Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-work-of-christ-part-3-sbfcmxdstyg2022-10-13T13:00:15ZTheology II: Work of Christ (part 3)The Work of Christ with Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University — Penal Substitution, Justice, Love, and the Extent of the Atonement In this lecture, Dr. Jeremy Kimble continues his exploration of Christ’s atoning work, examining biblical and historical perspectives on penal substitution, the relationship between God’s justice and God’s love, and the debated question: for whom did Christ die? https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject 0:06 Cedarville introduction — daily chapel and vibrant student life 0:21 Theology applied to real life; Christology overview 0:44 Review of Christ’s work: cross and resurrection 1:07 Classical theory of atonement revisited — ransom and Christus Victor 2:01 Affirming victory over sin, Satan, and death; weaknesses in ransom imagery 2:38 Subjective theory — moral influence and its limitations 3:39 John 3:36 — why God’s wrath must be addressed in any atonement model 4:49 Objective theory — Anselm, debt, honor, guilt, and courtroom imagery 6:07 Reformers on justice, law, and justification 6:57 Romans 3 — how can a holy God justify sinners? 7:40 Penal substitution explained; Christ as substitute and sin-bearer 9:01 Why Christus Victor and moral influence depend on substitution 10:03 Introduction to Stephen Chalke’s critique of penal substitution 10:57 Student responses — love, justice, wrath, sovereignty, and biblical coherence 12:02 Romans 12, God’s vengeance, and divine jurisdiction 13:03 Why the cross is love, not “cosmic child abuse” 14:00 Holiness and love as inseparable attributes of God 15:36 Willingness of the Son and unity of Father and Son in redemption 16:22 Scripture must interpret culture, not the reverse 17:00 Transition to extent of the atonement — for whom did Christ die? 17:47 Sovereignty and responsibility; how the Bible affirms both 18:49 Three views introduced — universalism, general atonement, particular atonement 19:40 Provision vs application — why debates often talk past each other 20:24 General atonement verses — John 1:29, John 3:16, 1 John 2:2, 1 Timothy 2 and 4 21:03 Particular atonement verses — Matthew 1:21, John 10, Ephesians 5 22:26 Christ died for his people, his sheep, his church 23:17 Why both sets of passages matter for full biblical teaching 24:22 Evaluating provision and application — salvation offered to all, applied to the elect 25:02 The gospel is proclaimed indiscriminately to all people 26:13 Introduction to Romans 9 and God’s sovereign purposes 27:17 Election as assurance and motivation toward holiness 28:11 Preview of deeper soteriology discussion 28:56 Christ’s active obedience — perfect righteousness imputed to us 29:39 Christ’s passive obedience — willing, sacrificial death 30:28 Imputation described; alien righteousness credited to believers 31:14 Overview of key atonement vocabulary to be studied next: obedience, sacrifice, propitiation, reconciliation, redemption, victory, example 39:06 Obedience defined — Romans 5:19; Christ as new Adam 40:11 Christ’s perfect and complete obedience as the foundation of our salvation Learn more Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinor #Theology #Atonement #Christology #ChristianWorldview #GospelCenteredhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/SbFcMXdSTyg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/SbFcMXdSTyg2022-10-13T13:00:15Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/early-college-credit-with-a-biblical-foundation-cedarville-university-dual-enrollment-zjqitzvngom2026-03-16T13:20:23ZEarly College Credit With a Biblical Foundation | Cedarville University Dual EnrollmentDiscover how Cedarville University’s online dual enrollment helps students earn college credit with a strong biblical foundation. Learn more about dual enrollment at Cedarville University: https://cedar.to/DualEnrollment You’ve seen it in your student — the spark, the motivation, and the readiness to go further academically. At the same time, you want their faith to deepen, not fade, as they take their first college-level courses. Cedarville University’s online dual enrollment program is designed for families who value both academic excellence and spiritual growth. As a trusted online dual enrollment partner, Cedarville allows high school students to start college sooner while staying rooted in a biblical worldview. Students earn real college credit that transfers to a wide range of institutions, helping families save on future tuition costs and shorten time to degree completion. Courses are taught by Cedarville faculty who integrate Scripture into every subject, showing students how the Bible shapes all areas of study. Students can choose from dozens of accredited Bible and general education courses that support almost any academic path. Whether your student plans to study science, business, nursing, ministry, or another field, these courses provide a strong foundation they can take wherever they go to college. Along the way, students connect with fellow Christian learners, gaining confidence in both their academic abilities and their walk with Christ. Many families ultimately hope their student will choose Cedarville University for their full college experience. With dual enrollment, that path is even smoother — when the time comes, your student’s place at Cedarville is already reserved. It’s early college credit with lasting academic and spiritual impact. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #DualEnrollment #ChristianEducation #CedarvilleUniversity #CollegeCredit #BiblicalWorldview PN: 26-0194 — Cedarville University’s online dual enrollment program gives motivated high school students the opportunity to earn college credit early while growing deeper in their faith. With accredited Bible and general education courses, cost savings, and a Christ-centered approach to learning, students are prepared academically and spiritually for whatever college path they choose.https://img.youtube.com/vi/ZJqiTZvNGOM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ZJqiTZvNGOMhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/what-will-you-decide-the-graduate-school-at-cedarville-university-mjmyb8piyre2024-10-21T20:03:05ZWhat Will You Decide? | The Graduate School at Cedarville UniversityWhat will you decide? You choose a graduate school to build your career and reach your goals. At Cedarville University, we include a biblical worldview in every class to revolutionize your work and your faith. Decide to pursue your calling in one of our 30+ program options and forever change the way you work, lead, and serve. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Grad! #Cedarville #GradSchool #GraduateSchool #ChristianCollegehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/MJMyB8piYrE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/MJMyB8piYrE2024-10-21T20:03:05Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/ccp-live-q-a-for-ohio-homeschool-families-9lmvgiod5-m2024-01-19T08:24:36ZCCP Live: Q & A for Ohio Homeschool FamiliesJoin us as we discuss how your high school student can earn college credit while still in high school through the College Credit Plus funding from the state of Ohio. Cedarville.edu/CCPhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/9Lmvgiod5-M/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/9Lmvgiod5-M2024-01-19T08:24:36Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-history-of-the-church-aq2jq249qqk2022-12-01T14:00:05ZTheology II: History of the ChurchDr. Kimble discusses some history of the church as well as differences between Israel and church.https://img.youtube.com/vi/AQ2Jq249Qqk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/AQ2Jq249Qqk2022-12-01T14:00:05Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/more-shots-from-our-night-of-worship-with-hope-darst-hopedarst-worship-christianmusic-bl_-0yyk8qc2026-04-02T18:51:09Z More shots from our Night of Worship with Hope Darst! #HopeDarst #Worship #ChristianMusic More shots from our Night of Worship with Hope Darst! #HopeDarst #Worship #Christian #ChristianMusichttps://img.youtube.com/vi/bl_-0YyK8qc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/bl_-0YyK8qc2026-04-02T18:51:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/construction-update-civil-engineering-center-hxiuzudnqpe2021-07-14T04:00:10ZConstruction Update | Civil Engineering CenterThe Civil Engineering Center, opened in August 2020, houses classrooms, laboratories, and faculty offices for Cedarville's civil engineering major. For more info: https://1000daystransformed.cedarville.edu/https://img.youtube.com/vi/HXIUzUDnQPE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/HXIUzUDnQPE2021-07-14T04:00:10Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-transcendence-and-immanence-9f3cj1zkbda2022-08-04T13:00:06ZTheology I: Transcendence and ImmanenceGod’s Transcendence and Immanence | Knowing the Majestic and Near God In this theology lecture, Cedarville University students explore one of the most important balances in Christian doctrine: God’s transcendence and God’s immanence. Building on the doctrine of the Trinity, this session explains how God is both exalted above creation and personally near to His people. Rather than choosing between God’s majesty or His relational nearness, Scripture consistently presents both as essential to understanding who God truly is. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:25 Defining transcendence and immanence 1:34 Key questions about God’s nature 3:22 Review of God as spirit, one, and triune 6:08 God’s transcendence explained 7:56 Dangers of overstating transcendence 10:40 Dangers of overstating immanence 11:31 Comparing biblical theism with other worldviews 14:44 God as Creator in Genesis 1 17:51 God’s sovereignty over creation 19:15 God’s immanence throughout Scripture 21:10 The incarnation as ultimate immanence 23:02 The indwelling Holy Spirit 26:17 God’s presence and sanctification 27:03 Historical shifts in emphasis 28:11 Practical implications for worship and teaching 31:33 Moralistic Therapeutic Deism 33:06 God’s comfort and holiness 38:49 Isaiah 66 and humble worship The lecture begins by defining God’s transcendence as His exaltation, holiness, and complete distinction from creation. God is sovereign, self-existent, and the Creator of all things out of nothing. Passages like Genesis 1 and Deuteronomy 4 emphasize that God is above and over all creation, unmatched by any other being or so-called god. At the same time, the Bible reveals God’s immanence, His willingness to draw near and relate personally to humanity. God does this most clearly through covenant, entering into relationship with imperfect people throughout redemptive history. This nearness is seen vividly in the incarnation of Jesus Christ, where God the Son takes on flesh, dwells among His people, and redeems them. It is also seen in the New Covenant reality of the Holy Spirit indwelling believers, making them the temple of God. The lecture contrasts the biblical view of God with false worldviews such as pantheism, deism, materialism, and moralistic therapeutic deism. Unlike these systems, Christianity proclaims a God who is both infinitely powerful and intimately involved. God is neither distant and uninvolved nor merely a friendly companion. He is the holy Lord who comforts His people, hears their prayers, and works actively in their lives. Students are encouraged to teach, worship, pray, and live with both God’s majesty and nearness in view. The session concludes with Isaiah 66, reminding believers that the transcendent God looks with favor on those who are humble, contrite in spirit, and who tremble at His word. Learn more about Christ-centered theology and biblical education at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #Theology #AttributesOfGod #ChristianDoctrine #CedarvilleUniversity #BiblicalTheologyhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/9f3cJ1ZKBDA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/9f3cJ1ZKBDA2022-08-04T13:00:06Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-political-science-at-cedarville-university-yetydshghxo2025-06-05T19:42:25ZWhy Study Political Science at Cedarville University?Why Study Political Science at Cedarville University? https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Explore how Cedarville University’s BA in Political Science equips students to make a lasting impact in government, law, international relations, journalism, and beyond — all built on the foundation of a distinctly Christian worldview. At Cedarville, political science is more than a reaction to headlines. It is a deep study of justice, civic responsibility, human behavior, and political philosophy, all examined through the truth of Scripture. You will learn to think critically about God’s design for government and develop a clear vision of Christian citizenship that prepares you for both career and calling. Students graduate ready for law school, advanced study, or direct entry into fields such as campaign management, public policy, international affairs, or media. Along the way, you’ll build lasting connections with faculty and peers who share your passion for politics and your commitment to Christ. If you are eager to explore how biblical truth shapes modern society and want to be equipped to lead with wisdom and integrity, Cedarville’s political science program is the right place to start. Learn more and take your next step today: Admissions — https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid — https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus — https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs — https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #PoliticalScience #ChristianEducation #ChristianCitizenship #BiblicalWorldviewhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/YetYDShGhXo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/YetYDShGhXo2025-06-05T19:42:25Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/senior-celebration-class-of-2025-ybx9dvep8ak2025-05-03T13:28:38ZSenior Celebration | Class of 2025Cedarville’s Senior Celebration honored the Class of 2025 with worship, speeches, and the senior signature. Watch other 2025 commencement events: https://www.cedarville.edu/commencement/video-archive — The Senior Celebration at Cedarville University welcomed parents, family, and graduates as the Class of 2025 were inducted into the Alumni Association. The evening featured worship, prayers, student thank-yous, explanation of the senior signature gift, remarks from faculty and alumni, and an invitation to the Alumni Hall reception. Speakers emphasized Daily Chapel, intentional discipleship, submission to biblical authority, and the call to live out transformed lives as Yellow Jackets for Life.https://img.youtube.com/vi/YbX9Dvep8ak/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/YbX9Dvep8ak2025-05-03T13:28:38Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-willetts-hall-dorm-tour-jddyhtxh-7w2025-12-15T19:00:19ZWelcome to Willetts Hall! | Dorm Tour Follow along as we tour Willetts Hall at Cedarville University and discover the unique features and stories that make this building a beloved part of campus life! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more campus content! ➡️ Learn more about Willetts Hall at: https://cedar.to/yWMynk #DormTour #CampusLiving #WillettsHallhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/jDdyhTXh-7w/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/jDdyhTXh-7whttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-pneumatology-part-5-dw8rybtb1ts2022-11-24T14:00:07ZTheology II: Pneumatology (part 5)The Holy Spirit, Church History, and Modern Movements – Dr. Kimble Cedarville University Online Theology Class In this online class presentation from Cedarville University, students conclude their study of pneumatology by examining the Holy Spirit’s work across church history and into the modern era. This lecture connects Scripture, historical theology, and contemporary movements to help students discern how the Spirit works today while remaining anchored to biblical truth. https://www.cedarville.edu 0:00 Cedarville University introduction and global student community 0:15 Review of pneumatology and early church creeds 1:22 The Holy Spirit in Reformation theology 2:57 John Wesley and sanctification 6:04 Wesleyan perfectionism and holiness teaching 9:57 Charles Finney and second-blessing theology 10:32 Sanctification and spiritual experience 11:51 Origins of Pentecostalism 12:59 Agnes Ozman and speaking in tongues 14:36 Azusa Street Revival (1906) 16:04 Global growth of Pentecostal churches 16:37 The Charismatic Movement 18:32 The Third Wave and power evangelism 22:16 Testing the spirits biblically 24:17 The Spirit and the Word working together 27:02 Worship, prayer, and the Holy Spirit 31:37 Discernment, guidance, and decision-making 37:41 Living a Spirit-empowered Christian life This theology lecture begins with a review of the Holy Spirit’s role in Scripture and the early church, including how historic creeds affirmed the Spirit as Lord and giver of life. The class then explores the Reformation emphasis on the priesthood of believers and the Spirit’s role in illuminating Scripture for all Christians, not only clergy. Students are introduced to John Wesley and the holiness movement, with careful discussion of sanctification and Wesley’s doctrine of Christian perfection. The lecture explains how Wesley sought to emphasize holiness and growth in grace, while later figures such as Charles Finney developed ideas of a second blessing that influenced later movements. The class then traces the rise of Pentecostalism in the early 20th century, beginning with Charles Parham, Agnes Ozman, and the events of 1901 in Kansas, followed by the Azusa Street Revival in Los Angeles in 1906. These moments shaped Pentecostal theology, particularly the belief that speaking in tongues accompanies the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Students also learn how the Charismatic Movement spread similar beliefs within existing denominations, and how the Third Wave emphasized power evangelism and signs accompanying gospel proclamation. Throughout the lecture, students are reminded of the importance of testing spiritual claims by Scripture. The Holy Spirit never contradicts the Word of God and always glorifies Jesus Christ. Discernment, fruitfulness, and faithfulness to the gospel remain essential marks of the Spirit’s work. The class concludes with practical guidance on worship, prayer, decision-making, and daily Christian living. Students are encouraged to rely on the Spirit through ordinary means of grace, to seek godly counsel, and to pursue holiness as they walk in step with the Spirit. Learn more about Cedarville University’s Christ-centered academic programs, diverse student community, and online learning opportunities. Apply to Cedarville University https://www.cedarville.edu/Apply Explore academic programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Plan a campus visit https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Learn about Financial Aid https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid #CedarvilleUniversity #HolySpirit #ChristianTheology #Pneumatology #BibleClasshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/DW8RYbtB1Ts/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/DW8RYbtB1Ts2022-11-24T14:00:07Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/dr-bruce-ashford-biblical-integration-spring-2017-cgmankblnd02026-04-21T20:56:42ZDr. Bruce Ashford - Biblical Integration - Spring 2017In this Cedarville University lecture, Dr. Bruce Ashford challenges students and educators to think deeply about integrating faith and learning. By examining historical models and proposing “grace renews nature,” the speaker offers a compelling vision for Christian scholarship that is intellectually rigorous and spiritually grounded. Viewers will gain practical insight into applying biblical truth within academic disciplines and cultural engagement.https://img.youtube.com/vi/cGmanKBlnd0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/cGmanKBlnd02026-04-21T20:56:42Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-university-partners-with-cbf-hxzm6toc6w2026-04-27T13:38:42ZCedarville University Partners With CBFDiscover how Cedarville University partners with Christian Business Fellowship to provide flexible, faith-driven graduate education. With tuition benefits, online degree options, and ministry-focused training, this partnership equips professionals to integrate biblical truth into their careers and expand their impact in business and leadership. Explore Cedarville's CBF Partnership: https://cedar.to/CBFhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/-HxzM6toc6w/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/-HxzM6toc6w2026-04-27T13:38:42Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/broadcasting-and-digital-media-at-cedarville-university-3utsfkbcuhs2026-04-21T13:20:48ZBroadcasting and Digital Media at Cedarville UniversityCedarville’s Broadcasting and Digital Media program equips students with hands-on experience in production and storytelling. Through collaboration and real-world opportunities, students develop skills to create impactful media and use their talents to influence culture for Christ.https://img.youtube.com/vi/3uTsFkBcuHs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/3uTsFkBcuHs2026-04-21T13:20:48Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/momentum-1000-days-transformed-campaign-update-wr_ae8qnxke2024-06-11T17:26:17ZMomentum | 1000 Days Transformed Campaign UpdateDr. Thomas White, President of Cedarville University, shares exciting news about One Thousand Days Transformed: The Campaign for Cedarville! Two years earlier than expected, Cedarville University surpassed its $125 million goal for One Thousand Days Transformed: The Campaign for Cedarville, but extraordinary enrollment growth, construction cost increases due to inflation, and a continuing priority on student affordability all contributed to a decision to increase the campaign goal to $175 million in May 2023. Read more about this exciting update, including where these new gifts will be used at cedarville.edu/gkjHJw! ⭐️ 1000 Days: The approximate amount of time undergraduate students spend on Cedarville’s campus. We are determined to make every one of those days matter and steward all God has entrusted to us. Every gift to this campaign will help us fulfill our mission to transform students’ lives for eternity. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Transformed! #Cedarville #CedarvilleUniversity #GivingDay #Fundraising #1000Dayshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/WR_ae8qNXkE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/WR_ae8qNXkE2024-06-11T17:26:17Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/dr-thomas-mach-academic-development-session-fall-2017-qj4xhzylpto2026-04-21T15:33:19ZDr. Thomas Mach - Academic Development Session, Fall 2017This session calls faculty to pursue excellence in both scholarship and discipleship, using Scripture as the foundation for engaging every discipline while preparing students to think and live Christianly in their fields.https://img.youtube.com/vi/QJ4xhZylPTo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/QJ4xhZylPTo2026-04-21T15:33:19Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/adult-gerontology-acute-care-nurse-practitioner-track-o7khcm9qn102023-10-18T19:58:37ZAdult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner TrackThe Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Track, offered as part of either the Master of Science in Nursing or Doctor of Nursing Practice programs, will equip you to care for adult and elderly patients in a hospital or other acute care settinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/O7KHCm9Qn10/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/O7KHCm9Qn102023-10-18T19:58:37Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-university-introduces-civil-engineering-degree-ijqwpwego7q2017-11-29T14:57:47ZCedarville University introduces Civil Engineering DegreeCedarville launches a civil engineering program to meet global and infrastructure needs. Apply to Cedarville Engineering today: https://cedar.to/Admissions Cedarville University is excited to introduce its Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, designed to equip students to meet critical needs both globally and locally. Building on a strong engineering tradition that began in 1990, the School of Engineering and Computer Science now serves more than 470 students across multiple majors. With 18% of incoming freshmen choosing engineering programs, Cedarville continues to grow as a destination for students pursuing technical excellence with a Christ-centered foundation. This new civil engineering degree was developed in response to real-world demands. Cedarville faculty and students have long been engaged in global missions projects addressing challenges like clean drinking water, sewage systems, and off-grid electricity in developing countries. At the same time, aging infrastructure across the United States has created increasing demand for skilled civil engineers. This program prepares graduates to step into those opportunities with both technical expertise and a heart for service. #CedarvilleUniversity #CivilEngineering #EngineeringStudents #STEMEducation #ChristianEngineering #futureengineers — Cedarville University’s civil engineering program prepares students to address real-world challenges like infrastructure and global development. With rigorous academics, hands-on lab experience, and a mission-focused approach, students are equipped to serve both local communities and the world through engineering excellence grounded in faith.https://img.youtube.com/vi/IJqwPWEGO7Q/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/IJqwPWEGO7Q2017-11-29T14:57:47Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/christian-community-matters-sdifudhcybq2021-11-12T13:45:03ZChristian Community MattersAt Cedarville, we believe that our mission to transform lives through an excellent education and intentional discipleship is best accomplished in a vibrant, residential Christian community. Cedarville.edu/WhatMattershttps://img.youtube.com/vi/SdIFUdHCyBQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/SdIFUdHCyBQ2021-11-12T13:45:03Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/distinguished-speaker-event-major-general-burke-e-ed-wilson-zddggqcz4_s2023-09-15T09:50:58ZDistinguished Speaker Event: Major General Burke E. “Ed” WilsonIn this fall 2023 Distinguished Speaker Series, retired U.S. Air Force General Ed Wilson shares his perspective on cyberspace, cyber threats, national security, and the rapidly changing role of technology in modern life. Drawing from decades of leadership in space operations, cyber operations, and cyber policy, Wilson explains why cyberspace is a unique domain, how nation-states and criminals exploit it, and why faith, integrity, and preparation matter for Christian leaders in every field.https://img.youtube.com/vi/ZddGgQCz4_s/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ZddGgQCz4_s2023-09-15T09:50:58Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-studio-art-at-cedarville-university-xh_saf4kbuk2025-06-05T19:48:02ZWhy Study Studio Art at Cedarville University?Why Study Studio Art at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/StudioArt Are you ready to take your love for art to the next level? Cedarville's Bachelor of Arts in studio art program will challenge, inspire, and equip you to grow as an artist while grounding your work in a Christ-centered perspective. From drawing and painting to printmaking, sculpture, and ceramics, you’ll gain hands-on experience in the traditional disciplines that shape every great artist. What makes Cedarville different? It’s more than just technique. You’ll join a vibrant community of artists and thinkers who push one another to create with excellence and purpose. Here, creativity meets calling — preparing you not just for a career in the arts, but for a life that uses your gifts to honor God and impact culture. Not ready to commit to a full art major? The studio art minor is the perfect way to sharpen your skills while pursuing another field you love. Pair it with majors like education, communication, business, or graphic design, and you’ll graduate with a unique, versatile edge that sets you apart. Your future as an artist begins here. Whether you dream of becoming a professional studio artist, integrating art into your career, or simply exploring your God-given creativity, Cedarville provides the foundation you need. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #StudioArt #ChristianCollege #ArtEducation #FaithAndLearning PN: 25-0002 — Are you ready to take your love for art to the next level? Cedarville's BA in Studio Art will challenge, inspire, and equip you to grow as an artist while grounding your work in a Christ-centered perspective.https://img.youtube.com/vi/XH_saf4kbuk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/XH_saf4kbuk2025-06-05T19:48:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/mr-sam-alberry-a-theology-of-the-body-k0aktq7w7hy2026-04-22T19:41:16ZMr. Sam Alberry - A Theology of the BodyBiblical theology of the body — creation, fall, and redemption shape how we understand our bodies. Explore Cedarville academic programs: https://cedar.to/Programs In this Cedarville University lecture hosted by the Center for Biblical Integration, guest speaker Sam Allberry explores a theology of the body through the lens of Scripture. Addressing cultural confusion about identity, gender, and embodiment, this talk highlights how the biblical narrative — creation, fall, and redemption — provides clarity, dignity, and hope for the human body. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro & speaker 5:00 Creation 13:30 Fall 24:10 Redemption 40:40 Future hope 46:10 Q&A This lecture emphasizes that our bodies are not accidental or incidental — they are intentionally created by God and essential to who we are. While the fall introduces brokenness, suffering, and confusion, the gospel brings restoration. Through Christ’s incarnation, death, and resurrection, believers are given hope not only for their souls but for their bodies as well. #CedarvilleUniversity #TheologyOfTheBody #BiblicalIntegration #ChristianWorldview #FaithAndLearning — This lecture invites listeners to rethink the body not as a problem to escape, but as a gift to steward — ultimately redeemed and restored through Jesus Christ.https://img.youtube.com/vi/K0akTq7w7HY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/K0akTq7w7HYhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-printy-hall-360-dorm-tour-ibueuu6hz4g2025-12-15T19:00:19ZWelcome to Printy Hall! | 360° Dorm Tour✨Follow along for this 360° tour as we explore what it’s like to live in Printy Hall at Cedarville University. From modern amenities to cozy study spaces, get an inside look at life in this beautiful residence hall! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for other campus content! Click and drag to explore on a desktop computer. For the experience, view the videos on your mobile device. Your movements will be tracked and you'll see any direction you turn your device. Learn more about Printy Hall: https://cedar.to/eDdkQK #CedarvilleUniversity #DormTour2024 #PrintyHallhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/IBueuu6Hz4g/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/IBueuu6Hz4ghttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/serving-through-medical-missions-bhanrmxzzce2019-07-25T17:47:54ZServing Through Medical MissionsA Cedarville missions trip to the Dominican Republic shares Christ through healthcare and service. Start your journey at Cedarville: https://cedar.to/Admissions Cedarville University students are making a global impact through healthcare missions. On a recent trip to the Dominican Republic, a team of nursing students, pharmacy students, a registered nurse, a physician, and pharmacists came together to support a local doctor already serving in the community. Their shared goal was to strengthen her work while using their diverse skills to meet both physical and spiritual needs. #CedarvilleUniversity #MissionsTrip #DominicanRepublic #HealthcareMissions #PharmacyStudents #christianservice — Cedarville students served over 200 patients during a healthcare missions trip to the Dominican Republic, working alongside a local doctor to provide care and patient education. Through teamwork and faith, they used their medical training to meet physical needs, share the love of Christ, and gain a deeper understanding of serving others through their future careers.https://img.youtube.com/vi/bhAnRMXZZcE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/bhAnRMXZZcE2019-07-25T17:47:54Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/overview-character-convictions-competencies-the-synergy-initiative-2mno1xaj5iq2025-02-24T13:00:06ZOverview: Character, Convictions, Competencies | The Synergy InitiativeWhat do you need to be a successful church planter? Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, discusses the character qualities, convictions, and competencies members of new churches need to make a difference for Christ and how to develop these traits. Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program aims to equip students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Join this transformative journey to deepen your faith and enhance your outreach efforts through our free online resources. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. #Cedarville #SynergyInitiative #Evangelism #ChurchPlantinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/2Mno1xaJ5iQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/2Mno1xaJ5iQ2025-02-24T13:00:06Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/could-your-medication-cause-you-to-sunburn-more-easily-p1zg8lfnl-c2026-04-21T20:23:03ZCould Your Medication Cause You To Sunburn More Easily?Learn how certain medications can increase sun sensitivity and how to protect your skin this summer! Submit your pharmacy question: https://cedar.to/AskThePharmacist As temperatures rise and time outdoors increases, protecting your skin involves more than just sunscreen. In this Ask the Pharmacist segment from Cedarville University and @WDTNTV, Dr. Shannon Yarosz, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice, explains how certain medications can cause photosensitivity, making your skin more reactive to sunlight. Common examples include acne treatments, diuretics, certain antibiotics, and anti-inflammatory drugs. Understanding these risks can help you stay safe while enjoying the sun. Dr. Yarosz shares practical tips for reducing sun exposure and preventing reactions. Wearing protective clothing like wide-brimmed hats and sunglasses can shield sensitive areas such as your face, neck, and eyes. Using a broad-spectrum sunscreen and reapplying it every two hours, or as directed on the label, is essential for ongoing protection. These simple habits can make a significant difference, especially if you are taking medications that increase sun sensitivity. She also outlines key symptoms of photosensitivity to watch for, including intense redness, irritation, blistering, swelling, and pain — often more severe than a typical sunburn. In more serious cases, symptoms like fever or chills may occur. If you experience severe reactions, open blisters, or systemic symptoms, it’s important to contact your healthcare provider right away. Have a health or medication question? Submit it to Ask the Pharmacist! Ask the Pharmacist: https://cedarville.edu/ATP Cedarville University School of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #AskThePharmacist #SunSafety #PharmacyEducation #HealthcareTips #Photosensitivity PN: 26-0420 — Certain medications can increase your skin’s sensitivity to sunlight, leading to more severe sunburn-like reactions. In this Ask the Pharmacist segment with WDTN-TV, Dr. Shannon Yarosz explains which medications may cause photosensitivity, how to protect yourself with sunscreen and clothing, and when to seek medical care. Stay informed and take simple steps to stay safe in the sun.https://img.youtube.com/vi/p1Zg8LFnl-c/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/p1Zg8LFnl-c2026-04-21T20:23:03Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-pneumatology-part-1-bajk5bduppy2022-11-11T01:00:11ZTheology II: Pneumatology (part 1)The Holy Spirit — Person, Deity, Ministry, and Misconceptions with Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University In this lecture Dr. Jeremy Kimble introduces the doctrine of the Holy Spirit, correcting misconceptions, grounding the Spirit’s divinity and personhood in Scripture, and previewing upcoming topics such as spiritual gifts, baptism of the Spirit, and the Spirit’s role in the Old and New Testaments. https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject 0:07 Cedarville graduate program announcement 0:26 Review of previous units — Christology, the gospel, union with Christ, the order of salvation 1:06 Transition to the doctrine of the Holy Spirit; initial class activity 2:07 Facts students list: seal of salvation (Eph 1), convicts (John 14–16), indwells believers (1 Cor 3/6), divine person, regenerates (Titus 3), sustains creation, counselor, intercedes (Rom 8) 4:14 Student questions raised — worship/prayer to the Spirit, historical Baptist hesitations, role of the Spirit after Christ’s return, spiritual gifts (tongues, healing, prophecy), baptism of the Spirit, discerning the Spirit’s voice vs personal desire, “slain in the Spirit,” and gifts continuing or ceasing 9:18 Dr. Kimble previews the plan: who the Spirit is, what He does, spiritual gifts, and how the Spirit works today 9:59 Francis Chan’s “Forgotten God” and the danger of neglecting the Spirit 10:34 Personal reflection on church backgrounds that emphasize what the Spirit doesn’t do more than what He does do 11:22 Cedarville’s doctrinal statement — Spirit’s deity, work in creation, inspiration, conviction, regeneration, baptism into Christ, assurance, fruit-bearing, gifting, and a note on sign gifts 12:33 Clarification of sign gifts — tongues, healing, prophecy; introduction to cessationist, continuationist, and middle-ground positions 13:58 Why this doctrine matters — global growth of Pentecostal and charismatic movements; need for biblical clarity 17:25 The Spirit is active and essential in salvation and sanctification 18:19 The Spirit is not an impersonal force; He is a divine person 18:26 Spirit as deity — Matthew 28:19, Acts 5:3–4 (lying to the Spirit = lying to God), Titus 3 regeneration, sanctification passages, Spirit as eternal (Hebrews 9) 23:50 Personhood of the Spirit — intellect (Rom 8:27), will (1 Cor 12:11), emotions/grief (Eph 4:30) 27:57 Warning against referring to the Spirit as “it”; He is personal and active 28:09 Progressive revelation — differences in Spirit’s ministry in the Old vs New Testaments 28:40 Old Testament patterns — selective, temporary empowerment for kings, prophets, judges; Saul losing the Spirit; Psalm 51; Bezalel and Oholiab empowered for tabernacle craftsmanship 29:33 New Testament fulfillment — Spirit indwelling all believers, promised in Ezekiel 36 and Joel 2; Acts 2 as the outpouring 31:36 John 16 — “He is with you and will be in you,” showing the transition into new covenant ministry Dr. Kimble challenges misconceptions of the Holy Spirit as merely a force or emotional experience, grounding His identity in Scripture as a divine person who regenerates, indwells, convicts, assures, intercedes, gifts, and empowers believers. He acknowledges denominational tensions and student questions about charismatic expressions, promising to address spiritual gifts, tongues, cessationism/continuationism, baptism of the Spirit, discernment, and post-return ministry in upcoming sessions. The lecture emphasizes the Spirit’s centrality to salvation, sanctification, and the Christian life — and encourages students not to treat Him as “forgotten,” but as God present and active in them. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Academicshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/baJk5BdUPpY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/baJk5BdUPpY2022-11-11T01:00:11Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-seminar-session-10-doctrine-of-last-things-qlvb0tteohk2026-04-22T12:57:48ZTheology Seminar Session 10 — Doctrine of Last ThingsThis overview of eschatology—the doctrine of last things—walks through key biblical themes including death, the intermediate state, final judgment, and the new creation. Rather than attempting to cover every aspect, this session focuses on a clear, theological framework to help Christians understand what happens after death and why it matters for everyday life and academic work. Timestamps: 0:00 What is eschatology? Personal and corporate dimensions 1:30 Death as an enemy and result of the fall 3:00 The reality of death and hope in Christ 6:00 The intermediate state: with Christ or in torment 9:00 Final judgment and Christ’s return 11:30 Eternal life and the new heavens and new earth 13:30 The reality of hell and eternal judgment 16:00 Biblical images of the new creation 20:00 How eschatology shapes Christian living 24:30 Competing worldviews and ultimate hope 27:30 Integrating theology with academic disciplines The teaching emphasizes that death is not natural but a result of sin—yet it is not the end. Scripture points to a future resurrection, where believers experience eternal life in the presence of God, and unbelievers face final judgment. Passages like 1 Corinthians 15 and Revelation 21–22 highlight the Christian’s ultimate hope: a restored creation with no more death, sorrow, or pain. #CedarvilleUniversity #Eschatology #ChristianTheology #BiblicalTruth #newcreation #FaithAndLearning — This video introduces the doctrine of last things, covering death, judgment, and the new creation. It highlights the Christian hope of resurrection and restoration while showing how eternal truths shape present living, academic work, and a Christ-centered worldview.https://img.youtube.com/vi/qlVb0tTeOhk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/qlVb0tTeOhk2026-04-22T12:57:48Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-genesis-jacob-2ajji2xrp1g2021-02-08T13:30:00ZOld Testament | Genesis: JacobThis lecture highlights the story of Jacob and sets the foundation for the majority of lectures through the focus of land, nation, and leader. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/2ajJi2XrP1g/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/2ajJi2XrP1g2021-02-08T13:30:00Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bolthouse-academic-center-update-april-2026-amqrk6xhgtk2026-04-16T20:02:10ZBolthouse Academic Center Update — April 2026Construction is moving quickly on the Bolthouse Academic Center. Explore campus and see what is taking shape: https://cedar.to/Visit The Bolthouse Academic Center is rapidly taking shape. Fresh brickwork now covers much of the exterior, and glass windows have been installed throughout the building. This construction update captures the steady progress as the building continues to come together, giving a clear look at the latest exterior improvements. The impressive dome cover is also quickly approaching installation, bringing the building even closer to completion and revealing more of the stately final design. With each new stage of construction, these Bolthouse Academic Center updates reflect the momentum behind this important campus project. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #BolthouseAcademicCenter #CampusConstruction #CampusUpdate #UniversityLife #buildingprogress PN: 26-0016 — The Bolthouse Academic Center is nearing a major milestone as brickwork, glass windows, and the approaching dome cover bring the building closer to completion. This construction update offers a look at the exterior progress and the evolving architecture of the new academic center. With steady work continuing across the site, the project is becoming a prominent part of the campus landscape.https://img.youtube.com/vi/amQrK6xhGTk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/amQrK6xhGTk2026-04-16T20:02:10Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/an-update-on-the-plaster-school-of-business-february-2026-xpu2pmgmdxi2026-02-10T17:22:14ZAn Update on the Plaster School of Business — February 2026Welcome to the winter edition of The Bottom Line from the Plaster School of Business! Learn more about Cedarville University and the Plaster School of Business: https://cedar.to/PSB In this winter update of The Bottom Line, Dr. Jeff Haymond, Dean of the Plaster School of Business at Cedarville University, shares timely news and highlights what is happening across the school. He begins by emphasizing what matters most: the ongoing mission of discipleship. Faculty are pouring into students both professionally and spiritually in the Scharnberg Business and Communication Center. The update includes reflections on the successful Impact 2025 conference held in the fall and a look ahead at upcoming events through the Center for Free Enterprise. Dr. Haymond announces a public lecture featuring former U.S. Senator Phil Gramm, who will speak about his new book, The Triumph of Economic Freedom, on March 23 at 7 p.m. He also provides an update on CU Lead, a leadership development program offering curricula, guest speakers, and corporate training opportunities for small-to-medium-sized businesses focused on personnel development. Timestamps: 0:00 Welcome and winter update overview 0:30 Discipleship at the Plaster School of Business 0:53 Impact 2025 conference highlights 1:41 Center for Free Enterprise and upcoming speaker 2:08 CU Lead program and corporate training 2:46 Entrepreneurship updates and student opportunities 3:14 The Pitch competition and Entrepreneurship Camp 4:01 Communication department updates and new master’s program 4:32 Student engagement and national events 4:59 Closing and Impact 2026 invitation Additional updates include exciting growth in entrepreneurship initiatives, such as the rebranded Entrepreneurs for Christ (EFC) student organization, The Pitch business competition, and Entrepreneurship Camp for high school students. They also share progress in the Department of Communication, including a new master’s program in communication and organizational leadership, student participation in the March for Life, success in speech and debate, and upcoming involvement in the National Religious Broadcasters Convention. Explore Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Discover Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Learn About Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid #CedarvilleUniversity #PlasterSchoolOfBusiness #ChristianBusinessEducation #CUlead #faithandlearning PN: 26-0470 — This episode of The Bottom Line offers a comprehensive winter update from the Plaster School of Business at Cedarville University, highlighting discipleship, academic programs, entrepreneurship initiatives, and student engagement. Viewers gain insight into upcoming events, leadership development opportunities, and how Cedarville continues to integrate faith, learning, and professional preparation.https://img.youtube.com/vi/XPu2pMgmDxI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/XPu2pMgmDxI2026-02-10T17:22:14Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/mises-critique-po9ysgibksk2022-01-05T05:00:15ZMises CritiqueDr. Haymond discusses economist, Ludwig von Mises, and his views on socialism.https://img.youtube.com/vi/PO9ysGIbksk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/PO9ysGIbksk2022-01-05T05:00:15Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-biology-at-cedarville-university-jcwkpb4kva02025-06-05T19:19:03ZWhy Study Biology at Cedarville University?Why Study Biology at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/Biology Passionate about exploring God’s creation at the cellular, organismal, and ecological level? Cedarville’s distinctly Christian biology program equips you with the knowledge, research skills, and biblical foundation to thrive in science, healthcare, education, or graduate studies — and you can even complete your degree in just three years. Students can choose from two degree options. The Bachelor of Science (BS) in Biology provides broad, rigorous preparation in zoology, plant sciences, premedical, and pre-health professions. With added depth in chemistry, physics, and calculus, the BS prepares you for competitive graduate programs and scientific careers. If you love diving deep into the biological sciences, this is the program for you. The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Biology offers greater flexibility, allowing you to customize your degree with minors, double majors, or specialized emphases. Many students combine the BA with areas such as chemistry, life science education, psychology, Spanish, or environmental biology. This option is ideal if you want a strong biology foundation while tailoring your studies to specific career goals. Cedarville also offers a 3-year biology program that allows highly motivated students to complete their degree more efficiently while still receiving excellent preparation for their next step. Whether you pursue medicine, research, education, or another field, you’ll graduate equipped to glorify Christ through your vocation. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #BiologyDegree #ChristianEducation #Premed #BiblicalWorldview PN: 25-0002 — Passionate about exploring God’s creation at the cellular, organismal, and ecological level? Cedarville’s distinctly Christian biology program equips you with the knowledge, research skills, and biblical foundation to thrive in science, healthcare, education, or graduate studies — and you can even complete your degree in just three years.https://img.youtube.com/vi/jCWkpb4kVA0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/jCWkpb4kVA02025-06-05T19:19:03Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-divisions-of-theology-s8qkawfunti2022-09-22T13:00:26ZTheology II: Divisions of TheologyFoundations of Theology with Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology — Biblical Storyline, Biblical Theology, and Why Theology Matters In this lecture Dr. Jeremy Kimble explains what theology is, why it matters for vocation and character, how to map the Bible’s big-story from creation to new creation, and how exegesis, biblical theology, historical theology, systematic theology, and practical theology train us to think, live, and disciple well. https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject 0:02 Opening and Cedarville online class note (financial aid) 0:20 Recap — the Bible in 10–12 phrases; theology defined as disciplined reflection on God’s self-revelation 1:18 Course layout — Christ, salvation, Spirit, church, last things and moving into the Bible itself 2:12 Five theological disciplines introduced: exegesis, biblical theology, historical theology, systematic theology, pastoral theology 2:56 Exegesis — what does the text actually say; careful, contextual interpretation (Luke 15 example) 5:55 Biblical theology — adopting the interpretive perspective of the biblical authors; intertextual reading (Nehemiah, Daniel, Peter, Acts) 8:31 Why reread the Bible — layers of meaning, foreshadowing, and growth in understanding 11:20 Intertextuality — New Testament quoting Old Testament (Acts 2 and Joel) and how to trace connections 12:05 Kingdom acrostic and alternative storyline emphases (creation, fall, Israel, redemption, church, new creation) 12:22 Covenants as storyline drivers — Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, David, and the New Covenant 16:32 Historical theology overview — four main eras: patristic, medieval, reformation, modern (approximate dates and major themes) 20:18 Systematic theology — what does the whole Bible teach today about any topic; strengths and limits of biblical and systematic approaches 21:40 How these disciplines form a biblical worldview — lenses, presuppositions, and discipleship 24:27 Why theology matters — for personal formation, evangelism, pastoral care, discipleship, and faithful living Learn more and apply Primary CTA: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academicshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/s8QKawFUNtI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/s8QKawFUNtI2022-09-22T13:00:26Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-finance-at-cedarville-university-6c9ozqwyzz42026-03-25T17:49:34ZWhy Study Finance at Cedarville University?Why Study Finance at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://cedarville.edu/Finance Are you preparing for a rewarding career in finance? Cedarville University’s finance major, offered through the Robert W. Plaster School of Business, equips you for careers in banking, insurance, investments, and corporate finance while grounding your studies in a biblical worldview. As a finance student, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills needed for roles such as financial analyst, security analyst, financial planner, or account executive. Your coursework will cover critical areas of finance and investments while emphasizing ethical decision-making and stewardship. At Cedarville, your education goes beyond career training. You’ll be mentored by experienced professors who integrate Scripture into every class, preparing you to excel professionally while honoring Christ in the workplace. This combination of academic rigor and biblical integration ensures that you graduate not only ready for a successful career but also equipped to make a lasting Gospel impact through your vocation. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #FinanceDegree #ChristianEducation #BusinessMajor #FaithAndWork PN: 25-0002 — Are you preparing for a rewarding career in finance? Cedarville University’s finance major, offered through the Robert W. Plaster School of Business, equips you for careers in banking, insurance, investments, and corporate finance while grounding your studies in a biblical worldview.https://img.youtube.com/vi/6c9ozqwyZz4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/6c9ozqwyZz42026-03-25T17:49:34Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-seminar-session-6-humanity-and-sin-ma9baqug3xy2026-04-22T12:51:09ZTheology Seminar Session 6 — Humanity and SinThis session explores theological anthropology — what it means to be human — and the doctrine of sin. It emphasizes that understanding humanity begins with recognizing our creatureliness: we are created, dependent, finite, and designed for God’s purposes. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro & prayer 1:50 Humanity & sin overview 3:50 Psalm 90 framework 6:20 Theological anthropology 10:00 Foundations of humanity 13:30 Creatureliness 17:00 Dependence on God 20:00 Dignity & destiny 24:30 Image of God 28:30 Views of the image 34:00 Doctrine of sin 37:00 Effects of sin 40:00 Personal & systemic sin 42:20 Applying doctrine 45:20 Theology & wisdom The lecture highlights four key foundations: humans are creatures, whole beings (body and soul), relational, and in need of redemption. The image of God is explored through multiple views, with emphasis on Christ as the true image and humanity’s purpose in reflecting God. #CedarvilleUniversity #TheologicalAnthropology #DoctrineOfSin #FaithAndLearning #ChristianEducation — This session shows how a biblical understanding of humanity and sin forms wise, faithful Christians who think clearly and live purposefully in a complex world.https://img.youtube.com/vi/Ma9baQuG3XY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Ma9baQuG3XY2026-04-22T12:51:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-doctrine-of-sin-part-3-h_1x4gcj98i2023-02-14T14:00:08ZTheology I: Doctrine of Sin (part 3)In this discussion of sin, Dr. Kimble gives historical development as well as various sources of sin.https://img.youtube.com/vi/H_1X4gCJ98I/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/H_1X4gCJ98I2023-02-14T14:00:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/irb-training-video-2-ns-ihihgmi42026-04-21T14:06:11ZIRB Training - Video 2Understand IRB processes and ethical research at Cedarville University. Learn more: https://cedar.to/Programs In this second IRB training video, Dr. Michael Scheer explains the role of the Institutional Review Board and how it protects human participants in research. Viewers are introduced to the Belmont Report and its three core principles: respect for persons, beneficence, and justice. Timestamps: 0:00 IRB overview 1:21 Belmont Report 2:16 Ethical principles 5:56 Responsibility for research 7:14 Levels of review 9:59 Full board review 12:53 Approval timelines 15:40 Compliance guidelines The video also outlines the three levels of IRB review — exempt, expedited, and full — along with timelines and key requirements. Emphasis is placed on shared responsibility, informed consent, and following proper procedures before collecting data. #CedarvilleUniversity #ResearchEthics #IRB #BelmontReport #ChristianEducation — This training equips students and faculty to conduct ethical research by understanding IRB processes, responsibilities, and review levels while protecting human participants.https://img.youtube.com/vi/ns-iHIHGmi4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ns-iHIHGmi42026-04-21T14:06:11Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/getting-started-2025-qryoiccrv6k2025-08-18T15:33:24ZGetting Started | 2025Getting Started is the welcome home experience for our Yellow Jackets, both new and old! As a new student, you'll enjoy the Jacket Fest party, get to know other students in your Sting group, and be welcomed home with the Jacket Jaunt. We were so excited to welcome the class of 2029 to campus during Getting Started Weekend! See the excitement for yourself in these highlights from the weekend.https://img.youtube.com/vi/QRyOIccrv6k/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/QRyOIccrv6k2025-08-18T15:33:24Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/how-to-create-a-four-year-plan-0jytt_hixc02026-03-04T21:33:27ZHow to Create a Four Year PlanLearn how to load and customize a sample four-year plan in Student Planning. This video shows you how to select the correct term, preview and load your program, adjust your timeline, add semesters, and track requirements in My Progress so you can confidently plan your path to graduation.https://img.youtube.com/vi/0Jytt_hixc0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/0Jytt_hixc02026-03-04T21:33:27Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-mckinney-hall-dorm-tour-pwrktrubs0o2025-12-15T19:00:17ZWelcome to McKinney Hall! | Dorm Tour️ Follow along with RA Lydia Garrett for a tour of McKinney Hall! Come see how this space can become your home away from home! ✨ Interested in learning more? Check out: https://cedar.to/xJvelQ #Cedarville #DormTour #ResidenceHallhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/PwRKtRubS0o/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/PwRKtRubS0ohttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-humanity-part-4-h6fkwr3puaa2023-01-31T14:00:08ZTheology I: Humanity (part 4)Biblical Manhood and Womanhood | Roles in the Church According to Scripture This theology lecture examines one of the most debated issues in the church today: how men and women are equal in value and dignity before God, yet called to distinct roles in the home and the church. Building on the doctrine of humanity, this session carefully contrasts egalitarian and complementarian views and explains why Scripture teaches male eldership while affirming the full worth, gifting, and ministry of women in the body of Christ. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:20 Review: egalitarianism vs complementarianism 1:29 Equality in value, dignity, and worth 2:59 Galatians 3:28 revisited 3:17 Key church text: 1 Timothy 2–3 6:22 Offices of the church defined 6:48 Pastor, elder, and overseer explained 9:55 Why eldership is a single office 10:45 Teaching and authority in the church 12:19 1 Timothy 2:12 and 1 Timothy 5:17 13:58 Creation order as the basis for roles 14:57 Masculine language in elder qualifications 16:05 Plurality of elders in the New Testament 16:56 Deacons and the role of women 17:50 The Danvers Statement summary 19:03 Headship before the fall 20:15 Redemption and restored roles 22:15 Ministry opportunities for men and women 25:12 Cultural pressure and biblical authority 28:33 Human flourishing under God’s design The lecture begins by clarifying the two major positions within the church. Egalitarianism teaches that all roles in the home and church are fully interchangeable between men and women. Complementarianism, the position defended here, affirms full equality between men and women as image-bearers of God while maintaining that Scripture assigns distinct roles in certain settings. Students are guided through 1 Timothy 2 and 3, the clearest New Testament passage on leadership in the church. The lecture explains why the terms pastor, elder, and overseer refer to the same office, using Acts 20, Titus 1, and 1 Peter 5 to show that these titles describe a single role responsible for authoritative teaching and spiritual oversight. Paul’s prohibition against women teaching or exercising authority over men is connected directly to this office and grounded not in culture, but in the order of creation itself. The lecture emphasizes that this teaching is not about superiority or inferiority. Headship is defined as Christlike, sacrificial leadership, while submission is described as a willing, joyful alignment with God’s design. Redemption in Christ does not erase these distinctions but restores them from distortion caused by sin. The Danvers Statement is introduced to summarize historic complementarian convictions, highlighting that men and women are called to flourishing partnership, not competition. The lecture also stresses that ministry opportunities are abundant for both men and women, including discipleship, teaching in appropriate contexts, mercy ministries, evangelism, and leadership in service roles. The session concludes by addressing cultural resistance to biblical teaching and calling students to trust that God’s design leads to human flourishing. When the church orders itself according to God’s Word, it bears witness to a better story about identity, authority, love, and purpose. Learn more about Christ-centered theological education at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #BiblicalManhoodAndWomanhood #ChristianTheology #Complementarianism #ChurchLeadership #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/H6FKWR3pUaA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/H6FKWR3pUaA2023-01-31T14:00:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-the-gospel-how-should-christians-engage-the-church-vtqhbv-2eta2025-02-18T21:29:00ZBible & the Gospel | How Should Christians Engage the Church?This lecture addresses two central questions: whom should the church include as members, and how should Christians worship and engage one another? Dr. Trent Rogers argues for regenerate church membership — that the church’s visible body should be marked by lives conformed to the Gospel — and carefully unpacks biblical passages (1 Corinthians 5, Matthew 18, John 4) on discipline, restoration, and witness. The talk then turns to worship — defining it as a faith-filled response to who God is and what he has done, expressed in adoration and action — and shows how genuine worship fuels evangelism and communal joy! Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 Introduction & question time — nature of the church and engagement 0:18 Question on inclusion and lifestyles 0:37 Regenerate church membership explained 1:25 Reading and application of 1 Corinthians 5 on discipline 3:16 Who is inside and outside the church 3:55 Purpose and practice of church discipline 5:20 Restoration, hospitality, and hearing the Gospel 6:25 Voting, congregation, and theocracy vs democracy 7:30 Dealing with wounds from the church — forgiveness as witness 9:23 Transition to worship — exclusivity of worship 10:06 What is worship and its function 11:03 Outward signs, motives, and corporate singing 14:16 Definition: worship as a faith-filled response — adoration and action 16:11 Jesus and the Samaritan woman — identity and living water (John 4) 22:11 Living water, repentance, and evangelistic response 28:00 The woman’s testimony and evangelism as overflow of worship 30:05 What motivates worship — love, gratitude, not fear 34:41 Why we gather — corporate worship as means of grace 35:43 Corporate worship’s benefits: awakening, assurance, growth, joy 38:27 Means of grace: preaching, sacraments, prayer, fellowship Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #cedarvilleuniversity #bibleminor #BiblicalWorship #ChurchDiscipline #GospelCenteredhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/VTqhBv-2EtA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/VTqhBv-2EtA2025-02-18T21:29:00Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-humanity-part-1-huo3prbr2lo2023-02-02T14:00:10ZTheology I: Humanity (part 1)Doctrine of Humanity | Created in God’s Image, Male and Female What does it mean to be human — and who gets to define that? In this theology lecture, Cedarville University students begin the doctrine of humanity (anthropology) by contrasting the modern cultural view of humanity with the Bible’s teaching. Scripture presents a radically different and hope-filled vision of who we are, why we exist, and how we are meant to live. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:16 Competing views of humanity: culture vs Scripture 0:46 Why anthropology is the central debate of our time 1:56 Humanity according to God’s design 2:52 The creator–creature distinction 6:02 Created beings, not self-made beings 9:42 Human dignity and purpose 12:03 Created male and female 15:58 Equality and complementarity of men and women 21:18 Marriage as God’s design 25:24 Created to work 28:12 Work, vocation, and idolatry 32:28 Created for community 34:40 The church as God’s people The lecture opens by identifying anthropology as one of the most contested doctrines in contemporary culture. Modern views often claim that identity, gender, purpose, and even morality are self-defined and endlessly flexible. Scripture, however, presents humanity as created by God, accountable to God, and designed for God’s glory. Students are reminded first of the creator–creature distinction. God alone is eternal and self-existent, while human beings are created, dependent, and derived. This truth crushes pride and vanity while simultaneously grounding human dignity. People are not cosmic accidents or products of chance but intentionally made by a wise and loving Creator. Because God made us, He alone defines who we are and what we are for. The lecture then turns to Genesis 1–2, emphasizing that humanity is created male and female in the image of God. Men and women are equal in value, dignity, and worth, yet distinct and complementary by design. Gender is not a social construct or an optional identity but a God-given reality that shapes relationships, marriage, family, and church life. Marriage is presented as a covenant between one man and one woman, pointing beyond itself to the eternal relationship between Christ and His church. Students also explore the biblical teaching that humans are created to work. Work is not a curse but a calling given before the fall, meant to glorify God, serve others, and steward creation. Whether in ministry, medicine, business, education, engineering, or service roles, every vocation can be done as unto the Lord. The lecture warns against both idolatry of work and laziness, calling believers to diligence, generosity, and integrity. Finally, the session highlights that humans are created for community. God saves not merely individuals but a people. Isolation is contrary to God’s design, and the local church becomes the primary context for growth, accountability, discipleship, and love across generations and backgrounds. This foundational lecture sets the stage for further discussion on sin, gender roles, marriage, family, and the church — all rooted in God’s original design for humanity. Explore Christ-centered, Scripture-shaped education at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #DoctrineOfHumanity #BiblicalAnthropology #ChristianWorldview #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleClasshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/HUo3Prbr2lo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/HUo3Prbr2lo2023-02-02T14:00:10Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/130th-annual-commencement-of-cedarville-university-10-a-m-jq86rftzpou2026-02-26T21:41:05Z130th Annual Commencement of Cedarville University | 10 a.m.Cedarville University looks forward to welcoming family and friends of our graduates to this year's commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 2, 2026, in the Doden Field House at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. We give thanks to God for His provision as we celebrate the accomplishments of the class of 2026. The 10 a.m. ceremony will include graduates from the following departments/schools: Allied Health, Education, Engineering and Computer Science, Nursing, Pharmacy, Psychology, and Social Work. Each class of 2026 graduate who plans to participate in their assigned commencement ceremony will receive eight tickets for seating in the Doden Field House. Overflow seating for those without tickets will be available for both ceremonies in the Dixon Ministry Center (DMC) Recital Hall. Find more information about tickets, seating, photography, parking, and lodging, visit https://cedarville.edu/Commencement!https://img.youtube.com/vi/Jq86RftzPOU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Jq86RftzPOUhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/how-to-access-student-planning-tzocqglfm-i2026-03-04T21:35:39ZHow to Access Student PlanningGetting started with Student Planning is quick and easy. In this tutorial, you’ll learn the two different ways to access Student Planning so you can view your degree plan, manage your courses, and stay on track for graduation. The first way to access Student Planning is through the student self-service website. Open your browser and navigate to the self-service portal. If prompted, log in using your Cedarville username and password. Once inside self-service, click the link for Student Planning to access your academic tools, including your degree plan and course planning features. The second way to access Student Planning is through myCU. Go to https://www.cedarville.edu/mycu and type “student planning” into the search bar. Click the Search button, then select View Degree Plan from the results. This option takes you directly to your degree planning tools, making it easy to review your academic progress and plan future semesters. Both access points lead to the same Student Planning platform, giving you flexibility in how you log in and manage your academic journey.https://img.youtube.com/vi/tZocQGlfM-I/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/tZocQGlfM-I2026-03-04T21:35:39Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/biblical-review-of-socialism-pdfitkxeb782022-02-16T14:00:11ZBiblical Review of SocialismDr. Haymond discusses the biblical review of socialism from an economic perspective.https://img.youtube.com/vi/PdfitkXeB78/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/PdfitkXeB782022-02-16T14:00:11Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/dual-enrollement-de-orientation-at-cedarville-university-hxgoxwvnbpc2026-04-21T13:34:02ZDual Enrollement (DE) Orientation at Cedarville UniversityStart earning college credit with Cedarville’s dual enrollment program. Get started today: https://cedar.to/Admissions Welcome to Cedarville University’s Dual Enrollment Program! This orientation video walks you through the key steps to begin your journey — from advising and course registration to starting and successfully completing your classes. Timestamps: 0:02 Welcome and overview 0:29 Your dual enrollment journey 1:01 College Credit Plus (CCP) 2:40 Advising meeting 3:56 Scheduling advising 4:50 Student expectations 6:33 Course registration 8:29 Starting your courses 8:48 MyCU and Canvas 9:45 Student resources 10:05 Add/drop policies 10:54 Preparing for success You’ll learn what to expect from flexible online courses, how to access tools like MyCU and Canvas, and how to stay on track with deadlines and communication. The video also explains CCP funding, placement requirements, and the importance of taking ownership of your college experience. #CedarvilleUniversity #DualEnrollment #CollegeCreditPlus #OnlineLearning #christianeducation — Cedarville’s dual enrollment orientation provides a clear path from advising to course completion. With flexible learning, strong support, and practical guidance, students are equipped to succeed and confidently begin their college journey.https://img.youtube.com/vi/HXgoXWvnBpc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/HXgoXWvnBpc2026-04-21T13:34:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-image-of-god-part-1-bykjbpm_zao2022-09-01T13:00:32ZTheology I: Image of God (part 1)The Nature of Sin | Why Sin Matters for Understanding the Gospel In this theology lecture at Cedarville University, students move deeper into the doctrine of sin by examining its seriousness, origins, and consequences. This session explains why Scripture treats sin as central to understanding God, humanity, salvation, and ministry. Far from being an outdated or exaggerated concept, sin is shown to be a pervasive, destructive reality that affects every part of human life and every aspect of creation. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:19 Review of humanity and the fall 0:44 Transition from humanity to the doctrine of sin 1:25 Why sin must be taken seriously 3:03 Body, soul, and spirit overview 5:41 Why understanding human nature matters 9:32 Why sin is increasingly resisted today 16:19 Modern views of human goodness 18:36 Jesus’ assessment of human nature 20:27 Nature versus environment and responsibility 21:11 Romans 1 and human accountability 24:24 Judge not — reading Matthew 7 in context 27:07 Why sin is essential to theology 28:16 Church discipline and God’s holiness 29:55 Salvation and what we are saved from 31:07 Sin and the mission of the church 31:35 Thought experiment — a world without sin 34:56 The pervasive effects of sin 35:37 The hope of the gospel The lecture begins by situating sin within the larger biblical storyline. After studying Scripture, God, and humanity, this session explains how Genesis 3 introduces sin as the defining rupture in creation. Students are reminded that sin is not merely bad behavior but a profound rebellion against God that distorts every area of life. One of the key emphases is how modern culture resists the biblical doctrine of sin. Contemporary thinking often assumes people are essentially good, shaped only by environment, genetics, or social factors. Scripture, however, presents a very different diagnosis. Humanity is not merely wounded but morally accountable before God. Romans 1, Ephesians 2, and the words of Jesus Himself make clear that sin is universal and inescapable apart from grace. This lecture also explains why responsibility matters. If sin is only the result of upbringing or circumstance, then guilt disappears. Yet Scripture insists that people are without excuse, responsible for suppressing the truth they know. This conviction underlies the Bible’s calls to repentance, warning, rebuke, and restoration within the church. Students are challenged to read Matthew 7 carefully, recognizing that Jesus does not forbid moral discernment but condemns hypocritical judgment. Christians are called to repent personally and then help others walk in obedience to God’s truth. A major takeaway from the session is that the doctrine of sin is inseparable from the doctrine of salvation. If sin is minimized, the gospel becomes unnecessary or trivial. Salvation is not primarily rescue from hardship or lack of fulfillment, but deliverance from God’s righteous wrath against sin. Only by understanding what we are saved from can we understand what Christ has accomplished. The lecture concludes with a thought experiment: what would the world look like if sin had never entered? The answer reveals how deeply sin has affected everything — relationships, work, institutions, and even the structure of society itself. This realization prepares students to appreciate the magnitude of redemption and the promise of a restored creation. Ultimately, the session calls students to face sin honestly so that the grace of Jesus Christ may be treasured fully. The darker the diagnosis, the more radiant the gospel becomes. Explore Christ-centered higher education at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #DoctrineOfSin #ChristianTheology #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleClass #GospelHopehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/byKJBPm_ZAo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/byKJBPm_ZAo2022-09-01T13:00:32Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-graduate-programs-academic-excellence-with-gospel-purpose-ayzs7zkebns2025-12-30T19:03:41ZCedarville Graduate Programs — Academic Excellence with Gospel Purpose!Cedarville Graduate Programs — Academic Excellence with Gospel Purpose Discover how Cedarville University equips graduate students to use their God-given gifts with excellence and influence the world for Christ. In this message, Dr. Thomas White, president of Cedarville University, shares how pursuing graduate education is an act of stewardship — developing your talents, glorifying God through your studies, and serving others with excellence. Take the first step: https://www.cedarville.edu/Graduate - At Cedarville, our Christ-centered graduate programs are designed to prepare you for professional excellence and Kingdom impact. Every classroom integrates faith and learning, helping you steward your gifts in a way that honors God and influences culture with truth and compassion. Studying at the graduate level is more than earning a degree — it’s an act of worship that allows you to serve others and make the world a better place. Cedarville University’s graduate programs are rooted in academic rigor and spiritual formation. Whether you are pursuing advanced study in business, nursing, ministry, or another field, you will be trained to lead with integrity, live out a Christian worldview, and stand with conviction in a culture that needs godly leadership. Why choose Cedarville for graduate school? Because our culture needs men and women who combine academic excellence with gospel purpose. By developing your talents through a graduate degree, you will be equipped to glorify God in your career, church, and community — making your life and work a testimony of Jesus Christ. Ready to take the next step? Learn more about Graduate Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Graduate Apply for Admission: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Explore Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Plan a Campus Visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Discover Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics Your graduate studies are more than a credential — they are a calling. Join us at Cedarville University and prepare to impact culture for Christ through excellence, stewardship, and faith. #CedarvilleUniversity #GraduatePrograms #AcademicExcellence #GospelPurpose #ChristianEducation #FaithAndLearninghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/AyZS7ZkEBns/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/AyZS7ZkEBnshttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/what-is-socialism-bechvepdtlc2021-12-22T21:38:30ZWhat is SocialismDr. Haymond introduces and defines socialism.https://img.youtube.com/vi/becHVEpDTlc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/becHVEpDTlc2021-12-22T21:38:30Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-1-2-peter-kkug7dvghxk2024-03-18T16:00:13ZNew Testament | 1 & 2 PeterIn Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament lecture on 1 and 2 Peter, he explores how the apostle Peter writes to believers facing persecution, displacement, and false teaching. These letters call Christians to endure suffering faithfully, live as God’s covenant people, and pursue holiness in light of Christ’s return and final judgment. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. Michael McKay begins by situating 1 and 2 Peter within the late New Testament period, noting that Peter writes as a seasoned apostle shortly before his martyrdom under Emperor Nero. Addressing believers scattered across Asia Minor, Peter describes them as “elect exiles,” emphasizing both their spiritual identity and their social marginalization in a hostile Roman world. A central theme of 1 Peter is righteous suffering. Dr. McKay shows how Peter interprets Jesus’ crucifixion through the lens of Isaiah 53, presenting Christ as the suffering servant who endured injustice without retaliation. Believers, Peter argues, are called to follow this same pattern — entrusting themselves to God as a just judge and faithful Creator when they suffer for doing good. This suffering is not meaningless; it refines faith and anchors hope in an imperishable future inheritance. The lecture also highlights Peter’s rich theology of identity. Drawing from Exodus 19, Peter applies Israel’s calling to the church, describing believers as a chosen race, royal priesthood, and holy nation tasked with proclaiming God’s excellencies to the world. This identity shapes how Christians live in the present age while awaiting Christ’s return. Turning to 2 Peter, Dr. McKay explains Peter’s urgent warning against false teachers who deny future judgment and promote immoral living. By appealing to past acts of divine judgment and the promise of new heavens and a new earth, Peter connects present holiness with future accountability. Believers are exhorted to live godly lives now because God will renew creation under the righteous rule of King Jesus. 0:00 Introduction — why study 1 and 2 Peter together 0:17 Authorship — Peter the apostle and his growth as a leader 0:49 Audience — believers dispersed throughout Asia Minor 1:13 Shared audience of 1 and 2 Peter 2:58 Dating the Petrine letters — Nero and persecution 3:47 Authorship questions in 2 Peter 4:45 Purpose of 1 Peter — encouragement amid suffering 4:58 Purpose of 2 Peter — warning against false teachers 6:17 Peter’s life and transformation in the Gospels and Acts 9:41 Isaiah 53 and the suffering servant in 1 Peter 15:01 Jesus as the model sufferer 16:01 Reading Jesus’ suffering through Isaiah 53 21:48 Entrusting oneself to a just judge and faithful Creator 24:40 Living with future hope and inheritance 26:18 Trials as refinement of faith 26:49 The church as a chosen race and royal priesthood 28:11 False teachers in 2 Peter — rebellion and sensuality 29:39 Judgment examples — angels, the flood, Sodom and Gomorrah 29:45 Peter and Jude — shared warnings and illustrations 30:02 Living righteously in light of future judgment 30:56 New heavens and new earth — motivation for holiness Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #FirstPeter #SecondPeter #ChristianSuffering #LivingHope #BibleMinorProject #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/KkUG7DVGHXk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/KkUG7DVGHXk2024-03-18T16:00:13Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/determining-and-managing-life-priorities-8moqxv082ye2026-03-26T17:55:36ZDetermining and Managing Life PrioritiesKim Ahlgrim, Director of The Cove, and Jeff Reep, Director of Career Services, discuss how to set and manage your priorities.https://img.youtube.com/vi/8MOqXv082yE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/8MOqXv082yE2026-03-26T17:55:36Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/renovation-church-cedarville-university-internship-promo-j_fjf7ophhc2026-04-27T14:06:07ZRenovation Church & Cedarville University Internship Promohttps://www.cedarville.edu/synergy-initiativehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/j_fJf7opHhc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/j_fJf7opHhc2026-04-27T14:06:07Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-university-commencement-2016-highlights-gtzxlb72ruy2016-05-11T14:00:59ZCedarville University Commencement 2016 HighlightsCedarville University's 120th Annual Commencement took place on Saturday, May 7, 2016. A record-setting class of 761 students received their degrees, including 48 inaugural graduates in the professional pharmacy program from the School of Pharmacy. Watching our graduates move from one stage of life to the next evoked bittersweet emotions, but we know God will use them in extraordinary ways in the future.https://img.youtube.com/vi/GtZXLb72RuY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/GtZXLb72RuY2016-05-11T14:00:59Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/the-bible-matters-zkvuol77kwo2021-10-29T12:30:26ZThe Bible MattersIn a world of uncertainty, Cedarville University stands firm on the authority and inerrancy of Scripture. God’s Word is the foundation for everything we do. Cedarville.edu/WhatMattershttps://img.youtube.com/vi/zKVuol77kWo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/zKVuol77kWo2021-10-29T12:30:26Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-choose-cedarville-s-online-ma-in-communication-and-organizational-leadership-f695zx_nczs2025-12-02T21:42:08ZWhy Choose Cedarville’s Online MA in Communication and Organizational Leadership?Cedarville University’s online MA in Communication and Organizational Leadership (MACOL) is designed for today’s leaders who need more than good ideas — they need clarity, conviction, and the ability to influence organizational culture for good. In a world filled with noise, teams need leaders who can cut through the clutter, communicate vision, and build strong, purpose-driven workplaces. This fully online, 33-credit program equips you to do exactly that. Through this biblically grounded degree, you will strengthen your communication skills so you can connect, guide, and motivate with impact. You will learn to manage complex team dynamics with integrity and wisdom while developing strategic thinking that allows you to lead change with confidence. Whether you’re navigating rapid organizational shifts or stepping into new leadership responsibilities, this program provides the tools you need to lead with excellence and serve others well. The MACOL program also gives you the ability to personalize your training through four specialized tracks: Professional Leadership, Digital Communication and Marketing, Healthcare Management, and Social Media and Cybersecurity. Each track allows you to tailor your coursework to your career goals while gaining practical skills that translate directly into your current or future leadership roles. Cedarville’s online format is flexible and built for working professionals. You’ll study under faculty who integrate their academic expertise with a biblical worldview, helping you approach leadership not just as a skill set but as a calling. When you graduate, you will be prepared to lead with conviction, communicate with purpose, and influence your organization in ways that honor Christ. #GraduateStudies #LeadershipDevelopment #CedarvilleUniversity #OnlineMasters #FaithAndLeadership #OrganizationalLeadershiphttps://img.youtube.com/vi/F695Zx_NCzs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/F695Zx_NCzs2025-12-02T21:42:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/1-000-days-at-cedarville-university-pqydd6qf8eq2022-07-05T18:22:22Z1,000 Days at Cedarville UniversityOur President, Dr. Thomas White, shares his passion for transforming students' lives during their 1,000 days on campus.https://img.youtube.com/vi/PQYdd6qF8eQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/PQYdd6qF8eQ2022-07-05T18:22:22Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/irb-training-video-3-rwtfkxx900u2026-04-21T14:09:44ZIRB Training — Video 3Learn how to submit an IRB proposal at Cedarville University. Explore programs: https://cedar.to/Programs In this final IRB tutorial, Dr. Michael Scheer explains how to complete and submit a research proposal involving human subjects. Viewers learn how to access forms, meet CITI training requirements, and follow each section of the application. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 0:16 Accessing forms 0:46 CITI requirement 2:21 Background and rationale 2:53 Research questions 3:33 Recruitment and consent 4:29 Methods and design 5:13 Risks and benefits 6:22 Data handling 7:30 Final submission The video highlights key components like informed consent, participant protection, and proper documentation. It also encourages early communication with the IRB to ensure a smooth approval process. #CedarvilleUniversity #ResearchEthics #IRB #HumanSubjects — This tutorial walks through the IRB submission process, helping researchers prepare clear, ethical proposals and successfully gain approval.https://img.youtube.com/vi/rWTFkxX900U/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/rWTFkxX900U2026-04-21T14:09:44Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-linguistics-at-cedarville-university-4hjgwqamhrm2025-06-05T19:37:46ZWhy Study Linguistics at Cedarville University?Why Study Linguistics at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://cedarville.edu/Linguistics Linguistics — the science of language — is a powerful tool for understanding culture, communication, and the human experience. At Cedarville University, linguistics is studied through the lens of a distinctly Christian worldview, equipping you for careers in language, culture, and service while preparing you to use your vocation to glorify Christ. As a linguistics major, you’ll gain both theoretical and practical training in language studies. Depending on your career goals, you can choose from concentrations in biblical languages and philosophy, computer science, cultural studies, education and psychology, English and writing, global engagement, information technology, mathematics, modern languages, or TESOL. This flexibility allows you to tailor your degree to fields such as civil service, international business, education, or cross-cultural missions. Cedarville’s program prepares you to think deeply about the structure and function of human language while also applying your skills in real-world contexts. From Bible translation and literacy work to global engagement and intercultural communication, you’ll graduate with the knowledge and tools to succeed in diverse professional settings. More than just a degree, you’ll develop a perspective rooted in biblical truth that helps you reflect Christ through both your life and career. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #LinguisticsDegree #ChristianEducation #TESOL #LanguageAndCulture PN: 25-0002 — Linguistics — the science of language — is a powerful tool for understanding culture, communication, and the human experience. At Cedarville University, linguistics is studied through the lens of a distinctly Christian worldview, equipping you for careers in language, culture, and service while preparing you to use your vocation to glorify Christ.https://img.youtube.com/vi/4HjGwqAMHRM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/4HjGwqAMHRM2025-06-05T19:37:46Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-environmental-biology-at-cedarville-university-nsouomzrz642025-06-05T19:33:45ZWhy Study Environmental Biology at Cedarville University?Prepare for a career in science while honoring God through stewardship of His creation. https://cedarville.edu/EnvironmentalBiology If you are passionate about caring for the environment and honoring the Creator, Cedarville University’s Environmental Biology emphasis provides both rigorous scientific preparation and a distinctly Christian foundation. This program equips you for careers in wildlife biology and conservation, environmental restoration, soil and water management, and environmental education — or for success in graduate school. At Cedarville, you’ll gain broad scientific training while developing a biblical understanding of creation care. Through courses that integrate faith and science, you’ll grow in both your knowledge and your ability to apply that knowledge to real-world challenges. The program emphasizes stewardship, preparing you to glorify God as you study, protect, and restore His creation. With an environmental science degree from Cedarville, you’ll graduate ready to integrate your faith and career holistically — serving as a scientist who is equipped for professional excellence and committed to biblical truth. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #EnvironmentalScience #ChristianEducation #CreationCare #faithandscience PN: 25-0002 — Are you passionate about working in conservation, wildlife, or environmental health? Cedarville's environmental biology emphasis within the biology major is designed to prepare you for these exciting fields.https://img.youtube.com/vi/NsOuOmZRZ64/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/NsOuOmZRZ642025-06-05T19:33:45Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/are-you-ready-for-the-countdown-to-commencement-01fhgaweewa2025-04-03T13:57:48ZAre You Ready for the Countdown to Commencement? As the Class of 2025 prepares to graduate, Director of Development Jeff Beste shares what the 1000 Days Fund means for our seniors and future generations of Yellow Jackets. ➡️ Be a part of the excitement leading up to Commencement on May 3 and see how you can make a lasting impact at cedarville.edu/Countdown! #1000Days #CUClassof2025 #Classof2025https://img.youtube.com/vi/01fHgaweeWA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/01fHgaweeWA2025-04-03T13:57:48Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-willetts-hall-360-dorm-tour-cwfqvsgagje2025-12-15T19:00:17ZWelcome to Willetts Hall! | 360° Dorm Tour Follow along for this 360° tour of Willetts Hall at Cedarville University and discover the unique features and stories that make this building a beloved part of campus life! Click and drag to explore on a desktop computer. For the experience, view the videos on your mobile device. Your movements will be tracked and you'll see any direction you turn your device. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more campus content! ➡️ Learn more about Willetts Hall at: https://cedar.to/yWMynk #DormTour #CampusLiving #WillettsHallhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/cWfQVSgAgJE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/cWfQVSgAgJEhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/public-health-graduate-certificate-swlektiva142026-03-27T15:03:27ZPublic Health Graduate CertificateAdvance your career with Cedarville’s online public health graduate certificate. Learn more about the program: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/programs/graduate-certificate-in-public-health Communities across the country and around the world need qualified public health professionals who can deliver population-based solutions to critical health issues. Cedarville University’s online Graduate Certificate in Public Health equips you to improve health and wellness by preventing and managing diseases, injuries, and other risks at the population level. Whether your background is in nursing, psychology, pharmacy, social work, business, or public administration, this flexible program helps you integrate public health into your current field. Through four fully online, three-credit-hour courses, you’ll gain practical knowledge and expertise to address global health challenges. Graduates are prepared to make an impact in areas like environmental health, community development, and societal structures. With biblically integrated coursework and Christian professors, you’ll also explore how your relationship with God shapes the care and solutions you provide to communities. This program is open to applicants with a bachelor’s degree in any discipline. Cedarville undergraduate students can begin early by taking the first two courses during their senior year and completing the remaining courses after graduation. It’s a strategic way to enhance your degree and prepare to serve others through public health. If you’re passionate about making a difference for Christ through public health, this certificate provides a meaningful next step. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #PublicHealth #GraduateCertificate #OnlineLearning #CedarvilleUniversity #HealthcareCareers #ChristianEducation — Prepare to serve communities through Cedarville’s online public health certificate. This flexible program equips students from diverse fields to address global health challenges through population-based solutions. With fully online courses and biblically integrated learning, graduates are ready to make a meaningful impact in environmental health, community development, and beyond.https://img.youtube.com/vi/swlekTIvA14/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/swlekTIvA142026-03-27T15:03:27Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-pursue-the-one-year-bible-program-at-cedarville-university-zpltqt9a-y42025-06-05T19:41:53ZWhy Pursue the One-Year Bible Program at Cedarville University?Why Pursue the One-Year Bible Program at Cedarville University? Deepen your knowledge of Scripture and strengthen your faith in just one year. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Cedarville’s one-year Bible program is designed for students who want a focused, intensive study of God’s Word without committing to a full degree program. In just two semesters, you will complete 34 credit hours, including Cedarville’s undergraduate Bible minor and electives that expand your understanding of biblical theology and philosophy. This program provides a strong theological foundation that prepares you to be more effective in your church, ministry, or parachurch organization. Whether you are taking a gap year before pursuing further education, preparing for ministry, or simply seeking to grow in your faith, Cedarville’s one-year Bible program equips you with the tools and knowledge you need. Cedarville University is known for its Christ-centered academic excellence. The one-year Bible program allows you to experience the same rigorous, faith-focused instruction that Cedarville offers across all of its programs — with a unique emphasis on deepening your spiritual walk. Explore Cedarville University’s Bible programs today: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleProgram #ChristianEducation #BiblicalStudies #GapYearhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/ZpltQt9a-y4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ZpltQt9a-y42025-06-05T19:41:53Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/civil-engineering-in-action-the-village-of-cedarville-3lvykvkaon42026-02-12T16:14:11ZCivil Engineering in Action! | The Village of CedarvilleCedarville civil engineering students solve real village transportation challenges. Explore the civil engineering program: https://cedar.to/CivilEng Civil engineering at Cedarville University is about solving real problems to help real people. In this transportation project, students partnered with the Village of Cedarville to design community-focused solutions that encourage economic growth and improve safety. Through the transit collaborative team, students created conceptual designs the Village can use to pursue funding and future implementation. Timestamps: 0:00 Civil engineering and real-world problem-solving 0:29 Community engagement and transportation research 1:20 Conceptual designs for village development 2:04 The value of solving real problems 2:56 A lasting town and university partnership Students began by engaging directly with community members at the Labor Day pancake breakfast, listening to concerns and asking questions about transportation in the Village. They analyzed traffic patterns using video cameras, ODOT traffic data, AutoCAD, and vehicle tracking software to identify parking usage, driver behavior, and potential safety issues. From simple solutions like improved road markings to more complex ideas such as a roundabout creating a monumental entrance to Cedarville, each proposal balanced technical design with community input. By interacting with the Village Council and Revitalize Cedarville, students experienced the full scope of the engineering process — from gathering public opinion to presenting conceptual frameworks that could shape the future of Main Street, the bike path, and familiar places like Beans-n-Cream. This hands-on approach moves beyond theoretical classroom exercises, allowing students to work on problems in a community they know and care about. The result is more than a transportation study. It’s a collaborative partnership between town and university — a win for the village and a win for Cedarville students preparing to make a lasting impact. Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions #CedarvilleUniversity #CivilEngineering #EngineeringEducation #CommunityEngagement #TransportationDesign #stemeducation PN: 26-0416 — Cedarville University civil engineering students partnered with the Village of Cedarville to address real transportation challenges. Using traffic data, AutoCAD, and community input, they developed conceptual designs ranging from improved road markings to a potential roundabout. This hands-on project demonstrates how real-world engineering experience equips students to serve communities while fostering meaningful town and university collaboration.https://img.youtube.com/vi/3lvyKvKAON4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/3lvyKvKAON42026-02-12T16:14:11Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/start-your-1000-days-at-cedarville-90nfouhdtka2026-04-20T19:53:55ZStart Your 1000 Days at Cedarville!Discover Cedarville’s 1000 Days mission to transform lives through Christ-centered academic excellence. Explore Cedarville University: https://cedarville.edu/ACSI Cedarville University president Dr. Thomas White shares the heart behind Cedarville’s mission: transforming lives through academic excellence and intentional discipleship in submission to biblical authority. Centered on the concept of 1000 Days, this message highlights how a student’s time on campus is a strategic season for spiritual growth, vocational preparation, and lifelong Kingdom impact. Drawing from Scripture and examples like Jesus’ ministry, Paul’s preparation, and Daniel’s training, Dr. White explains how Cedarville equips students to live with wisdom, purpose, and conviction. At Cedarville, students experience a unique integration of faith and learning, including a Bible minor for every undergraduate major and a biblical worldview embedded across every discipline. From daily chapel and campus life to rigorous academics and ministry preparation, the goal is clear: equip students to understand what they believe, why they believe it, and how to live it out with conviction and compassion in today’s culture. Through partnerships, dual enrollment programs, and graduate opportunities, Cedarville extends this mission beyond campus to impact the world for Christ. Apply to Cedarville: https://cedar.to/Admissions Explore Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Plan Your Visit: https://cedar.to/Visit View Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianEducation #BiblicalWorldview #CollegeDecision #FaithAndLearning #HigherEducation PN: 26-0421 — ACSI Leadership University partners with Cedarville University to offer you significant educational benefits! Cedarville University president Dr. Thomas White explains the heart behind Cedarville’s mission to transform lives through academic excellence and intentional discipleship in submission to biblical authority.https://img.youtube.com/vi/90nfoUHDTKA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/90nfoUHDTKA2026-04-20T19:53:55Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-get-a-masters-of-divinity-at-cedarville-university-luke-brittan-qmf7fmuwebc2025-09-24T20:48:16ZWhy Get a Masters of Divinity at Cedarville University? | Luke BrittanWhy Get a Masters of Divinity at Cedarville University? | Luke Brittan Learn more about Cedarville’s Ministry programs: https://cedarville.edu/MDiv Meet Luke Brittan, a Cedarville University student, as he shares why he chose to pursue ministry training at Cedarville. From thorough biblical training to life-changing mentorship, Luke explains how his professors equipped him not only to read and interpret Scripture but also to love and serve the Triune God. At Cedarville, ministry students are trained to take the Bible seriously while being mentored by professors who care deeply about their spiritual growth. Luke highlights how his program not only prepared him for vocational ministry but also instilled habits of lifelong learning and a deep passion for God’s Word. What makes Cedarville distinct is its balance of rigorous biblical study and intentional discipleship. Professors invest personally in students, helping them grow in knowledge and faith while preparing them to serve Christ faithfully in churches, missions, and other ministry contexts. Take the next step toward your calling: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #MinistryTraining #BiblicalStudies #StudentSpotlight #ChristianEducationhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/QMF7FmUWEBc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/QMF7FmUWEBc2025-09-24T20:48:16Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-visual-communication-design-at-cedarville-bauqkf38wpq2019-02-06T18:53:28ZWhy Study Visual Communication Design at Cedarville?Discover how visual communication design at Cedarville equips you to create meaningful, impactful visuals. Explore the Visual Communication Design program: https://cedar.to/VCD Every day, we communicate through speech, writing, body language, and visuals — but visuals have a unique power to make messages clear, engaging, and memorable. Cedarville University’s visual communication design major prepares you for a career in graphic design and interactive web design by helping you harness that power with purpose. Whether you’re creating logos, websites, brochures, or interactive interfaces, you’ll learn how to communicate ideas effectively across a variety of media and platforms. This program is designed for students who are curious, creative, collaborative, and service-minded. Through rigorous coursework, you’ll develop both critical thinking and cutting-edge technical skills, equipping you to approach design challenges with innovation and clarity. You’ll gain experience crafting compelling visual solutions that not only communicate effectively but also inspire meaningful engagement. At Cedarville, visual communication is more than a profession — it’s a calling. You’ll be challenged to use your creative abilities to influence culture in positive ways and to create work that reflects excellence and purpose. Grounded in a mission to glorify Christ, this program prepares you to use design as a tool for impact in a variety of professional settings. Apply to Cedarville: https://cedar.to/Admissions Explore Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Schedule a Campus Visit: https://cedar.to/Visit View Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #GraphicDesignMajor #WebDesign #VisualCommunication #ChristianCollege #designcareers PN: 25-0002 — Learn how Cedarville University’s visual communication design major prepares students to create impactful, meaningful visuals across digital and print media. With a focus on creativity, collaboration, and technical skill development, students are equipped to solve design challenges and influence culture through effective visual storytelling grounded in purpose and faith.https://img.youtube.com/vi/BAuqkf38WpQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/BAuqkf38WpQ2019-02-06T18:53:28Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-mission-ministries-ordinances-part-2-pwptfcekcjc2022-12-08T14:00:21ZTheology II: Mission Ministries Ordinances (part 2)Dr. Kimble discusses the various church offices, such as elders, deacons, and pastors.https://img.youtube.com/vi/pwptfcEKcjc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/pwptfcEKcjc2022-12-08T14:00:21Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-prephysical-therapy-at-cedarville-university-ht_udtun3ei2025-06-05T19:45:07ZWhy Study Prephysical Therapy at Cedarville UniversityWhy Study Prephysical Therapy at Cedarville University https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Thinking about a career in physical therapy? Cedarville University’s prephysical therapy program is designed to prepare you for successful entry into graduate school and beyond. Most students pursuing this path complete a BA in Biology, BS in Allied Health, or BS in Exercise Science — each offering the strong science foundation you’ll need for PT school. Through engaging lectures, labs, and hands-on learning, you’ll build the essential knowledge and skills to thrive in your continued education. More importantly, you’ll be equipped to serve patients with both professional excellence and the compassion of Christ. Cedarville graduates are known for their preparation, integrity, and Christ-centered approach to healthcare. Whether you’re studying anatomy, exercise physiology, or patient care, you’ll learn to integrate your faith with your future career. Ready to begin your journey toward becoming a physical therapist? Explore how Cedarville can help you reach your goals. For specific graduate school prerequisites, be sure to check the requirements of the programs you plan to apply to. Apply today: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Explore financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Plan your visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #CedarvilleUniversity #PrePhysicalTherapy #ExerciseScience #ChristianEducation #HealthcareCareershttps://img.youtube.com/vi/HT_udtuN3eI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/HT_udtuN3eI2025-06-05T19:45:07Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/top-of-mind-may-2026-update-ufqrayl8ox42026-05-26T18:07:46ZTop of Mind: May 2026 UpdateCedarville University President Dr. Thomas White shares graduation highlights, campus updates, and prayer requests! Visit Cedarville University: https://cedar.to/Visit Cedarville University recently celebrated its 2026 graduation ceremonies, where 1,167 students received degrees, including 28 graduates who achieved a perfect 4.0 GPA throughout their time at Cedarville. In this update, Cedarville University president Dr. Thomas White reflects on God’s faithfulness in the lives of students and the University community while sharing exciting developments on campus. Dr. White discusses the successful placement of the dome on the Bolthouse Academic Center and ongoing fundraising efforts to fully fund the project. Alumni and friends still have opportunities to leave a lasting legacy through naming opportunities and engraved pavers for the Bolthouse patio. Learn more: https://cedar.to/Bolthouse In addition, Cedarville’s Board of Trustees recently approved changes to the general education core curriculum, simplifying requirements while strengthening the University’s commitment to a biblical worldview. This update also encourages the Cedarville community to pray for the University’s Global Outreach teams as students and faculty serve around the world this summer, faithfully sharing the Gospel and standing firm for the Word of God and the Testimony of Jesus Christ. Admissions Information: https://cedar.to/Admissions Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Financial Aid Information: https://cedar.to/FinAid Learn About Global Outreach: https://cedar.to/GlobalOutreach #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianUniversity #graduation2026 #BiblicalWorldview #GlobalOutreach #HigherEducation #CollegeUpdate PN: 26-0017 — Cedarville University President Dr. Thomas White shares updates from graduation, the Bolthouse Academic Center, curriculum improvements, and Global Outreach summer ministry teams. Hear how Cedarville continues preparing students to stand with compassionate conviction while equipping graduates to serve Christ around the world through academic excellence and a strong biblical worldview.https://img.youtube.com/vi/ufqraYL8oX4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ufqraYL8oX42026-05-26T18:07:46Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/127th-annual-commencement-10-a-m-c0njoa6qrx42023-05-07T04:40:37Z127th Annual Commencement | 10 a.m.Congrats, Class of 2023! https://img.youtube.com/vi/C0NjOA6qRX4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/C0NjOA6qRX42023-05-07T04:40:37Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/distinguished-speaker-event-major-general-burke-e-ed-wilson-sep-2025-aenmwimf8d82025-10-09T12:38:13ZDistinguished Speaker Event - Major General Burke E. “Ed” Wilson - Sep 2025On September 25, 2025 Major General (Ret.) Ed Wilson spoke on "Leadership in a Dynamic Digital World". Ed Wilson is the former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Cyber Policy.https://img.youtube.com/vi/AenMwIMf8D8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/AenMwIMf8D82025-10-09T12:38:13Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/how-to-see-your-progress-f9cvch9putq2026-03-04T21:28:50ZHow to See Your ProgressLearn how to access My Progress in Student Planning through the student self-service portal. This video explains how to review degree requirements, minors, transfer and AP credits, and understand the color-coded system for completed, planned, and not started courses so you can confidently track your path to graduation.https://img.youtube.com/vi/F9CVCH9PuTQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/F9CVCH9PuTQ2026-03-04T21:28:50Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-music-education-at-cedarville-university-u_xf2thnbci2019-02-06T18:52:43ZWhy Study Music Education at Cedarville UniversityWhy Study Music Education at Cedarville University? Prepare to teach and inspire the next generation of musicians in a Christ-centered program. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Music Education equips you to teach vocal, instrumental, or general music in grades K–12, in both public and Christian schools. This distinctly Christian program blends artistic training with professional preparation so you can make a lasting difference in the lives of your future students. Guided by Bach’s phrase Soli Deo Gloria — for the glory of God alone — Cedarville’s mission is to help you use your gifts to honor the Creator. You’ll refine your musicianship in top-notch facilities, develop effective classroom skills, and be mentored by accomplished professors who model both teaching excellence and Christ-centered living. When you graduate, you will be fully prepared for a rewarding career as a music educator, equipped to inspire students through music while glorifying God in all you do. Learn more about Cedarville University’s music education program: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #MusicEducation #ChristianEducation #SoliDeoGloria #MusicTeacherhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/U_XF2thnbCI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/U_XF2thnbCI2019-02-06T18:52:43Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-biblical-care-and-counseling-at-cedarville-university-xildlwnvz282025-06-05T19:16:56ZWhy Study Biblical Care and Counseling at Cedarville University?Why Study Biblical Care and Counseling at Cedarville University? https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Are you passionate about helping people through Christ-centered care? Cedarville’s biblical care and counseling minor equips you to provide counseling within the context of ministry, preparing you to serve the church and meet people’s spiritual and emotional needs with biblical truth. This flexible minor allows you to customize your studies by focusing on couples, women, adolescents, or children — tailoring your training to the ministry God has called you to. While the minor provides strong preparation, it must be paired with a major of your choice to complete your bachelor’s degree. Many students combine biblical care and counseling with majors such as Biblical Studies, Psychology, or Social Work, creating a strong foundation for ministry, graduate study, or service in counseling-related fields. Whatever path you choose, you’ll graduate equipped to guide others with wisdom and compassion rooted in Scripture. At Cedarville, counseling is more than a profession — it’s a calling. You’ll learn to integrate biblical truth into your care for others, glorifying Christ while making a real difference in the lives of those you serve. Learn more and take your next step today: Admissions — https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid — https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus — https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs — https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #BiblicalCounseling #ChristianEducation #MinistryTraining #biblicalworldview PN: 25-0002 — Cedarville’s biblical care and counseling minor prepares students to serve others through Christ-centered counseling rooted in Scripture and ministry. Flexible and paired with any major, the program equips graduates with wisdom and compassion to meet spiritual and emotional needs while glorifying Christ.https://img.youtube.com/vi/XiLdlWNVZ28/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/XiLdlWNVZ282025-06-05T19:16:56Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-author-s-purpose-tool-ygeu58qyisc2024-05-17T16:00:25ZBible and the Gospel | Author’s Purpose ToolIn this lecture, Dr. Trent Rogers explains why authorial intent matters, how to discern it from the text, and how to apply the tool to books like Ephesians, Matthew, and John. He argues that meaning rests primarily with the Divine author and that careful exegesis is required to hear God’s purpose. Learn why authorial purpose is the “tool par excellence,” how it interacts with other interpretive tools, and practical steps to determine a book’s aim. The lecture applies the method to Ephesians (Gospel creates a family with a new way of living), Matthew (follow the Davidic Messiah and His worldwide kingdom), and John (explicit purpose: that you may believe and have life). Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 Introduction — why authorial purpose matters 2:03 Author’s purpose is King — the central interpretive tool 3:06 God’s intent vs reader response — why authorial meaning matters most 9:29 Defining the author’s purpose tool and its textual basis 13:18 Applying the tool to Ephesians — scanning and sectioning the book 18:03 Scanning Ephesians and noting hinge words 23:41 Ephesians opening — adoption, inheritance, unity in Christ 24:16 Ephesians close — armor of God and Christian living as spiritual struggle 27:26 Purpose statement for Ephesians — the Gospel creates a family with a new way of living 30:10 Matthew’s purpose — follow the Davidic Messiah who establishes the worldwide kingdom 34:20 John’s explicit purpose — written so that you may believe and have life (John 20:31) 37:03 Comparing Matthew and John on purpose and how purpose shapes interpretation 40:09 Closing — overarching purpose exerts pressure on individual narratives Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #BiblicalGospel #ChristianEducation #TheologyCourse #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinorProjecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/YgeU58qyisc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/YgeU58qyisc2024-05-17T16:00:25Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/we-can-t-wait-to-welcome-you-to-cedarville-university-vjfpvwhn0882026-05-14T15:05:52ZWe Can't Wait To Welcome You to Cedarville University!Choosing where to pursue your degree is a life-shaping decision — and Cedarville University is here to help you start strong and finish with purpose. Explore programs and take the next step: https://cedar.to/Programs At Cedarville, we encourage students to begin with the end in view, preparing for what’s next through highly regarded undergraduate and graduate programs. Whether you're just starting your college search or ready to take the next step, Cedarville offers a Christ-centered learning environment designed to help you grow and succeed. Apply to Cedarville: https://cedar.to/Admissions Explore Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Schedule a Visit: https://cedar.to/Visit View Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #CollegeDecision #FutureFocused #ChristianEducation #Undergraduate #GraduateSchool PN: 26-0571 — Choosing a college is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. Cedarville University is committed to helping students begin with the end in view through transformative, Christ-centered undergraduate and graduate programs.https://img.youtube.com/vi/VJFpvwHn088/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/VJFpvwHn0882026-05-14T15:05:52Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/feeling-better-don-t-stop-your-medication-until-you-hear-this-pau4avixjwg2026-02-25T14:07:15ZFeeling Better? Don’t Stop Your Medication Until You Hear This!Stopping medication too soon can cause serious problems. Here’s what to know first. Get your medication questions answered by a Cedarville pharmacist: https://cedar.to/AskThePharmacist Have you ever started feeling better and wondered if you could just stop taking your medication? In this Ask the Pharmacist segment with WDTN-TV, Dr. Shannon Yarosz, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Cedarville University, explains why abruptly stopping certain medications can lead to unwanted side effects, withdrawal symptoms, or even a return of illness. Dr. Yarosz shares a general rule of thumb: Don’t stop medications suddenly without talking to your healthcare provider — especially if you’ve been taking them long term. She discusses why some medications require tapering, how providers can adjust doses or suggest alternatives, and why communication with your pharmacist or doctor is essential for safe medication management. Timestamps: 0:00 Why you shouldn’t abruptly stop medications 0:36 What to do if your medication isn’t working 1:16 Can you stop antibiotics when you feel better? 2:00 What to do about medication side effects 2:52 Serious allergic reactions and when to seek help 3:03 What happens if you miss a dose? The conversation also covers antibiotics and why you should complete the full prescribed course — even if you start feeling better. Stopping antibiotics early can allow an infection to return. Dr. Yarosz explains how to handle common side effects, when to report concerns to your healthcare provider, and when serious reactions require immediate medical attention. She also outlines what to do if you miss a dose, including why doubling up is usually not recommended and why specific medications may have unique instructions. If you have questions about medications, side effects, antibiotics, or missed doses, Cedarville University’s Ask the Pharmacist connects you with trusted pharmacy experts. School of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Pharmacy Visit campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #AskThePharmacist #MedicationSafety #Antibiotics #PharmacyPractice #CedarvilleUniversity #HealthcareTips PN: 26-0420 — Thinking about stopping your medication because you feel better? Dr. Shannon Yarosz from Cedarville University explains why abruptly stopping medications, including antibiotics, can cause complications. Learn what to do about side effects, missed doses, and when to call your healthcare provider to ensure safe and effective treatment.https://img.youtube.com/vi/pAu4avixjwg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/pAu4avixjwg2026-02-25T14:07:15Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-john-part-2-b3smuf3miis2023-11-13T17:00:14ZNew Testament | John (Part 2)In Dr. Michael McKay’s lecture, he walks through the Gospel of John’s major “I am” self-identifications — Bread of Life, Light of the World, Door and Good Shepherd, Resurrection and the Life, Way Truth and Life, and True Vine — tying each to Old Testament background and practical application for faith and discipleship. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. McKay’s classroom lecture on the Gospel of John emphasizes how each evangelist crafts a distinct portrait of Jesus and why John’s “I am” statements matter for theology and discipleship. McKay connects Jesus’s metaphors to Old Testament images — manna, Feast of Tabernacles, the shepherd-king, the vineyard — and explains John’s theological priorities: Jesus is from the Father, Jesus is revelation and truth, and belief in Jesus is the human means to receive salvation. The lecture highlights the binary contrasts John uses — light and darkness, life and death, blessing and curse — and applies those contrasts pastorally: abiding in Christ produces fruit and life, rejecting Christ results in evaluation. Practical application includes the necessity of believing in Jesus, the already and not yet of resurrection, and the call to faithful living that yields eternal fruit. 0:00 Lecture opening and overview 1:07 I am the Bread of Life — John 6 (bread from heaven; receive and believe) 3:37 I am the Light of the World — John 8 (Tabernacles lamp imagery; light = truth) 7:17 I am the Door / Good Shepherd — John 10 (sheepfold, kingship, sacrificial leader) 18:24 I am the Resurrection and the Life — John 11 (Lazarus; already and not yet) 23:05 I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life — John 14 (Deuteronomy 30 parallel; two ways) 30:11 I am the True Vine — John 15 (abide, fruit, pruning, judgment/evaluation) 50:12 Holy Spirit promised; unity with Father and Son; crucifixion as King of the Jews Calls to action: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics Gospel of John, I am statements, Bread of Life, Light of the World, Good Shepherd, Door, Resurrection and the Life, Way Truth Life, True Vine, Tabernacles, Lazarus, union with Christ, realized eschatology, already not yet, belief, salvation, Father and Son, Christian theology, New Testament studies, biblical exegesis, seminary lecture, Jesus as Messiah, gospel studies, Cedarville University. #GospelOfJohn #BiblicalTheology #Jesus #NewTestament #CedarvilleUniversity #IAmStatementshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/B3smuF3Miis/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/B3smuF3Miis2023-11-13T17:00:14Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/beyond-the-blog-building-a-higher-ed-content-ecosystem-f1se5keaoz42026-05-26T19:48:30ZBeyond the Blog: Building a Higher Ed Content EcosystemHow Cedarville University transformed its institutional blog into a scalable, enrollment-focused content strategy. Learn more about Cedarville University: https://cedarville.edu Cedarville University’s Marketing and Communications web team shares how they moved from disconnected blog posts to a strategic content ecosystem built around topic clusters, search intent, and enrollment goals. Designed for higher ed marketers, web strategists, and enrollment professionals, this presentation explores practical ways to create content that guides prospective students through discovery and decision-making. Ashley Pichea, Web Content Creator, and Executive Director for Web Strategy and Marketing Technology, Mark Mazelin, discuss repeatable workflows, faculty collaboration, and creating content aligned with the questions students are already asking online. As search and generative AI continue to evolve, institutions need more than just more content — they need intentional content strategy. #HigherEdMarketing #ContentStrategy #EnrollmentMarketing #SEO #HigherEducation PN: 26-0611 — Cedarville University’s web team shares how they rebuilt their institutional blog into a scalable content ecosystem focused on search intent and enrollment goals. Learn how topic clusters, faculty collaboration, and strategic workflows helped create content that better guides prospective students through discovery and decision-making in an evolving search landscape.https://img.youtube.com/vi/f1sE5kEAOZ4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/f1sE5kEAOZ42026-05-26T19:48:30Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/convictions-theology-survey-the-synergy-initiative-8ncnncqmmme2025-04-30T16:00:22ZConvictions: Theology Survey | The Synergy InitiativeBuilding solid convictions rooted in Scripture is essential for lasting spiritual growth. Join us as Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Professor of Systematic and Applied Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, highlights how a clear grasp of sound doctrine and a foundation in biblical shape the Christian life. Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program equips students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Immerse yourself in a transformative journey where Scripture shapes your character, convictions, and calling. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. #CharacterFormation #Cedarville #SynergyInitiative #Evangelism #ChurchPlantinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/8ncnncQMmmE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/8ncnncQMmmE2025-04-30T16:00:22Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/130th-annual-commencement-of-cedarville-university-2-p-m-z5i-ssvckg82026-05-03T09:59:56Z130th Annual Commencement of Cedarville University | 2 p.m.Cedarville University looks forward to welcoming family and friends of our graduates to this year's commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 2, 2026, in the Doden Field House at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. We give thanks to God for His provision as we celebrate the accomplishments of the class of 2026. The 2 p.m. ceremony will include graduates from the following departments/schools: Art, Design, and Theatre; Biblical and Theological Studies; Business; Communication; English, Literature, and Modern Languages; History and Government; Interdisciplinary Studies; Music and Worship; and Science and Mathematics. Each class of 2026 graduate who plans to participate in their assigned commencement ceremony will receive eight tickets for seating in the Doden Field House. Overflow seating for those without tickets will be available for both ceremonies in the Dixon Ministry Center (DMC) Recital Hall. Find more information about tickets, seating, photography, parking, and lodging, visit https://cedarville.edu/Commencement!https://img.youtube.com/vi/Z5I-SSvcKg8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Z5I-SSvcKg82026-05-03T09:59:56Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/find-the-right-christian-graduate-program-for-you-at-cedarville-university-29m65aqkjzc2026-01-23T15:19:19ZFind the Right Christian Graduate Program for You at Cedarville UniversityDiscover how Christ-centered values and strong academics shape every graduate experience at Cedarville University! Learn more about Cedarville University graduate programs: https://cedar.to/Grad Choosing a graduate school is a significant decision, and for many students, Cedarville University stands out for its Christ-centered values, strong academics, caring faculty, and close-knit Christian community. In this video, graduate students share why they chose Cedarville and how their education has impacted the way they teach, serve, lead, and worship. Every class is intentionally designed to integrate faith and learning, helping students grow personally, professionally, and spiritually. At Cedarville University, Christ-centered values are built into every course. Students gain confidence as they advance their careers while being challenged to develop their passions and gifts. Faculty members invest deeply in their students, creating an environment where rigorous academics and biblical truth work together to prepare graduates for lives of purpose and service. Cedarville offers a wide range of graduate programs to meet the needs of working professionals and full-time students. Online graduate programs include biblical counseling (MTS), biblical leadership (MTS), business (MBA), communication (MACOL), innovation (MA), ministry (MTS), nursing programs (MSN and DNP), and worship and theology (MTS). These flexible online options allow students to pursue advanced education while remaining grounded in a Christ-centered academic experience. Residential graduate programs include athletic training (MAT), the Master of Divinity (MDiv), physician assistant studies (MMSc), and pharmacy (PharmD). On-campus students benefit from hands-on learning, close faculty mentorship, and a supportive Christian community. As you consider the next step in your education, this video asks an important question: What will you decide? Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #CedarvilleUniversity #GraduateStudies #ChristianHigherEd #ChristCenteredEducation #faithandlearning PN: 25-0113 — Graduate students explain why they chose Cedarville University, emphasizing Christ-centered values, strong academics, and a caring Christian community. They share how every class impacts the way they teach, serve, lead, and worship while helping them grow their passions and advance their careers through a graduate degree grounded in faith and academic excellence.https://img.youtube.com/vi/29m65aQKJzc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/29m65aQKJzc2026-01-23T15:19:19Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-lawlor-hall-dorm-tour-ros6-zkd6uu2025-12-15T19:00:18ZWelcome to Lawlor Hall! | Dorm Tour✨ Follow along as we explore what it’s like to live, grow, and learn in Lawlor Hall at Cedarville University. See how the residence hall cultivates an amazing atmosphere! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for other campus content! ➡️ Learn more about Lawlor Hall: https://cedar.to/MvGLle #DormTour #CedarvilleCommunity #CampusLivinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/Ros6-ZkD6uU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Ros6-ZkD6uUhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-psychology-at-cedarville-university-qgqit7vd7oq2025-06-05T19:45:36ZWhy Study Psychology at Cedarville UniversityWhy Study Psychology at Cedarville University https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions At Cedarville University, psychology is taught with a distinctly Christian worldview. You’ll study human thoughts, emotions, and behaviors while learning to apply biblically sound principles to everyday life and work. A BA in Psychology from Cedarville equips you to think critically, understand people deeply, and prepare for careers in counseling, healthcare, ministry, business, or graduate study. You’ll gain skills in problem-solving, human dynamics, and communication — tools that are valuable no matter your calling. If you’re pursuing another major, Cedarville also offers a Psychology minor that will enrich your studies and give you practical insights that apply in any field. With Christ-centered faculty, rigorous coursework, and a mission to serve God’s Kingdom, Cedarville prepares you to use psychology to make a difference wherever He leads. Apply today: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Explore financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Schedule your visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Discover programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #PsychologyDegree #FaithAndLearning #ChristianEducation #BehavioralSciencehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/qGqit7vD7oQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/qGqit7vD7oQ2025-06-05T19:45:36Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/foundations-formation-of-family-the-synergy-initative-t77cxbi4wtg2024-05-21T20:11:53ZFoundations: Formation of Family | The Synergy InitativeDr. Jeremy Kimble, Director of the Synergy Initiative, explains how growing together in marriages, parenting, and family relationships equips Christians to reflect Christ in mission work.https://img.youtube.com/vi/T77CXBi4WTg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/T77CXBi4WTg2024-05-21T20:11:53Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-work-of-christ-part-1-ux6inzrbaqw2022-10-06T13:00:38ZTheology II: Work of Christ (part 1)The Work of Christ with Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University — Atonement, Offices of Christ, and What Jesus Accomplished In this lecture, Dr. Jeremy Kimble begins the Work of Christ unit, asking what Jesus accomplished in his death and resurrection and exploring Old Testament foundations for the atonement. https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject 0:00 Cedarville introduction — Bible Minor overview and campus life 0:21 Transition from the Person of Christ to the Work of Christ 0:27 Seven-part outline reviewed: prophesied, born, lived, died, rose, ascended, will return 0:44 Key questions for this unit: offices of Christ, why God became man, necessity of the cross, what happened in the atonement, theories of atonement 1:27 Class exercise — what did Jesus accomplish in his death and resurrection 2:56 Group responses: atonement, reconciliation, fulfillment of prophecy, deity displayed, access to the Father, indwelling Spirit, new heart, freedom from sin and death 4:00 Definition of atonement — payment of debt and restored oneness with God 4:37 Torn temple veil — reconciliation and access for all nations 5:16 Discussion of penal substitution and God’s justice 5:54 Christ’s sacrifice as fulfillment of all prophecy 6:20 Jesus’ perfect humanity enabling a representative sacrifice 7:03 Freedom from slavery to sin and death; implications for sanctification 9:03 Cultural examples of sacrificial themes; how Christ’s sacrifice is different 10:02 Christ offers eternal life, not temporary benefit 10:50 Cedarville doctrinal summary — representative and substitutionary sacrifice, justification, saved by grace through faith 11:39 Offices of Christ — prophet, priest, king 12:05 Christ the prophet — one who alone has the words of life 12:49 Christ the king — authority over sickness, nature, demons, death 13:39 Christ the priest — sacrifice and high priest in one; bearing sin and absorbing wrath 15:05 Keeping the cross from becoming dull through continual gospel remembrance 16:10 Old Testament foundations — why Leviticus matters for understanding Hebrews 17:44 Genesis 3 — first hints of substitution and covering 18:57 Genesis 22 — substitutionary ram in place of Isaac 20:49 Exodus 12 — Passover lamb and blood as protection; 1 Corinthians 5:7 connection 22:20 Exodus 29 and Leviticus 1–5 — priestly system and sin offerings 23:42 Leviticus 16 — Day of Atonement, scapegoat, bearing sin outside the camp; Hebrews 13 connection 25:02 Psalm 22 — suffering and mocked Messiah; fulfilled in the Gospels 26:57 Isaiah 52–53 — pierced for our transgressions, crushed for our iniquities, suffering servant 29:03 Luke 2 — prophecy of Simeon; Jesus as salvation for Jews and Gentiles 30:10 Matthew 20:28 and Mark 10:45 — ransom for many 34:50 John 1 — behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world Learn more Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinor #Theology #Atonement #Christology #GospelCentered #ChristianWorldviewhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/ux6INzrBaqw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ux6INzrBaqw2022-10-06T13:00:38Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/school-of-pharmacy-hooding-ceremony-2022-8bpr7xqegy02022-05-06T16:32:47ZSchool of Pharmacy Hooding Ceremony 2022Join us as we celebrate with the School of Pharmacy!https://img.youtube.com/vi/8Bpr7XqEgy0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/8Bpr7XqEgy02022-05-06T16:32:47Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-diehl-johnson-hall-dorm-tour-gv4rzekqngm2025-12-15T19:00:18ZWelcome to Diehl Johnson Hall! | Dorm Tour Where faith, friendship, and comfort come together — welcome to Diehl Johnson Hall, Cedarville’s newest residence hall for women! Follow along as RA Molly Pennington shows us all that this amazing hall has to offer! Want to learn more about Diehl Johnson Hall? Check out https://cedar.to/tKPmr1 #ResidenceHall #Cedarville #DormTourhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/gV4RzekQNgM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/gV4RzekQNgMhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-university-school-of-pharmacy-hooding-ceremony-2025-9vzuzcistj82025-05-03T04:07:15ZCedarville University School of Pharmacy Hooding Ceremony | 2025Join us as we celebrate the class of 2025 from the School of Pharmacy!https://img.youtube.com/vi/9vZUZCistj8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/9vZUZCistj82025-05-03T04:07:15Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/carr-hall-360-tour-lx98khvhdhk2025-12-15T19:00:25ZCarr Hall | 360 TourA 360 degree tour of Carr Hall at Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/lX98khVHDHk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/lX98khVHDHkhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-seminar-session-2-theology-and-worldview-x-d6ba-nz-w2026-04-22T12:43:10ZTheology Seminar Session 2 — Theology and WorldviewThis session provides a foundational overview of theology and worldview, helping faculty understand how biblical truth informs every area of life and learning. Building on earlier discussions about “why,” this lecture focuses on the “what” and “how” — defining theology, explaining its key components, and demonstrating how it forms a coherent Christian worldview. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction and overview of theology sessions 1:20 Prayer and purpose for faculty growth 3:00 Defining theology: faith seeking understanding 4:30 Theology as knowing, loving, and serving God 7:30 Key aspects of theology explained 8:00 Exegesis: careful interpretation of Scripture 14:30 Biblical theology and the storyline of Scripture 21:50 Historical theology and doctrinal development 24:00 Systematic theology and topical study 25:30 Practical theology and application 28:30 Defining worldview and its components 31:00 Questions every worldview answers 35:00 A biblical worldview summarized 37:50 Applying theology to worldview questions 40:00 Integration: reject, affirm, and redeem The lecture emphasizes that theology is not merely intellectual but transformative — aimed at knowing God, loving Him, and living faithfully. Faculty are encouraged to practice sound biblical interpretation, understand the overarching story of Scripture, and engage historical and systematic theology as tools for deeper insight. #CedarvilleUniversity #TheologyAndWorldview #FaithAndLearning #BiblicalIntegration #ChristianEducation #ChristianScholarship — This session explains how theology and worldview work together to shape Christian thinking. By grounding their disciplines in Scripture and engaging ideas critically, educators can help students develop a coherent worldview that informs both their academic pursuits and their lifelong faith.https://img.youtube.com/vi/x-D6BA-nZ-w/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/x-D6BA-nZ-w2026-04-22T12:43:10Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-keyboard-pedagogy-at-cedarville-university-kqnkcfivzss2025-06-05T19:37:01ZWhy Study Keyboard Pedagogy at Cedarville University?Why Study Keyboard Pedagogy at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Do you dream of becoming a professional piano teacher? Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Music in Keyboard Pedagogy equips you to teach piano effectively in a private studio setting while shaping students’ love for music, discipline, and confidence. With a distinctly Christian approach, you’ll learn to view teaching as both a vocation and a ministry. As a keyboard pedagogy major, you’ll study the art and science of piano teaching while developing your own advanced performance skills. At Cedarville, your training is grounded in Bach’s phrase “Soli Deo Gloria” — for the glory of God alone — encouraging you to channel your creativity and teaching to honor the Creator. Beyond piano technique, you’ll be equipped to nurture your students with life skills that extend far beyond the keyboard, instilling a love for God’s gift of music and preparing them for lifelong growth. By graduation, you’ll be ready to launch your own studio and make a lasting impact as a professional teacher who reflects Christ through music education. Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Schedule a visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Explore music programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #KeyboardPedagogy #PianoTeaching #ChristianEducation #MusicEducationhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/kQnKCfIVzSs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/kQnKCfIVzSs2025-06-05T19:37:01Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/fall-of-the-iron-curtain-m_s5k55rldo2022-02-09T14:00:14ZFall of the Iron CurtainDr. Haymond and his guest, Dr. Marc Clauson, discuss the history of the USSR, Germany, and Poland's socialism experiences.https://img.youtube.com/vi/m_s5K55RLDo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/m_s5K55RLDo2022-02-09T14:00:14Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/warning-of-totalitarianism-r028q2ddcss2022-01-26T14:15:03ZWarning of TotalitarianismDr. Haymond discusses Friedrich Hayek's warnings of a totalitarian, socialist society.https://img.youtube.com/vi/r028q2Ddcss/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/r028q2Ddcss2022-01-26T14:15:03Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/advancing-the-study-of-cybersecurity-cpu3upm8mky2019-06-25T12:27:31ZAdvancing the Study of CybersecurityCedarville advances cybersecurity through NSA-designated programs and Christian leadership. Explore our cybersecurity programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Cedarville offers cyber-trained faculty and rigorous, NSA-designated academic programs that equip students for meaningful careers. Our proximity to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base — a major hub of cybersecurity activity — strengthens our connections across academia, industry, and government. These partnerships enhance opportunities for students and reinforce our strong reputation within the cybersecurity community. #CedarvilleUniversity #Cybersecurity #NSADesignated #CyberEducation #ChristianUniversity #stemlearning — Cedarville University’s Center for the Advancement of Cybersecurity prepares students to protect individuals and organizations in cyberspace. With NSA-designated programs, expert faculty, and connections to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Cedarville develops future cyber leaders grounded in Christian faith, academic excellence, and a commitment to strengthening national cybersecurity.https://img.youtube.com/vi/cPU3UPm8MkY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/cPU3UPm8MkY2019-06-25T12:27:31Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-theological-method-part-1-iay-fw039ng2022-06-30T13:00:11ZTheology I: Theological Method (part 1)Why Study Theology at Cedarville University? Discover how biblical truth shapes your worldview, your worship, and the way you live as a disciple of Jesus Christ. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions In this Cedarville University theology lecture, you’ll explore how Scripture provides the drama, doctrine, doxology, and discipleship that form the Christian life. The professor explains how the grand storyline of the Bible builds theology, which then shapes worship, ethics, and leadership. You’ll learn why theology is not just knowledge for its own sake but a lived pursuit that helps you follow Christ and lead others toward him. This presentation examines how biblical doctrine shapes everyday life. You will hear why you cannot lead others spiritually unless you are walking with God yourself, and why every Christian must think theologically in conversations, culture, and personal decisions. Passages such as Isaiah 43, Isaiah 48, 1 Corinthians 10, Colossians 3, Psalm 16, Psalm 34, and Philippians 1 demonstrate that God created us for his glory and for our joy in him. The lecture shows how glorifying God and finding satisfaction in God are not competing goals but one road — life in Christ. Dr. Kimble also models how theology applies to real issues such as technology habits, rest, spiritual disciplines, and struggling with sins of impatience, pride, or misplaced identity. Using a fruit-to-root diagram, he explains how repentance involves identifying false beliefs about ourselves and about God, then replacing them with gospel truth. This practical framework highlights how theology forms virtue and leads to deeper sanctification. You will also learn the four primary sources of theology: Scripture as the authoritative foundation, Christian tradition as a helpful guide, creation as a display of God’s attributes, and reason and experience as tools that must be submitted to the Word. The lecture emphasizes that every Christian is a theologian — the only question is whether we are faithful or careless with what we believe about God. This session is ideal for students exploring the Bible minor, theology majors, ministry leaders, or anyone seeking a clearer understanding of how doctrine shapes life, joy, and mission. Explore Cedarville University’s School of Biblical and Theological Studies: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Biblical Studies Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/bible #CedarvilleUniversity #Theology #BibleMinor #ChristianWorldview #Doctrine #Discipleship #BiblicalStudieshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/IAY-fW039ng/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/IAY-fW039ng2022-06-30T13:00:11Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-law-epe7qjihppe2021-03-08T13:30:02ZOld Testament | LawThis lecture details the law being introduced to the people, what it meant for them, and how it fits into the long-term narrative. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/EpE7QjIHpPE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/EpE7QjIHpPE2021-03-08T13:30:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/graduate-programs-prepare-christian-professionals-0vsx9izhek02019-07-01T19:09:12ZGraduate Programs Prepare Christian ProfessionalsCedarville’s graduate programs prepare you to integrate faith and career with confidence. Explore graduate programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Cedarville University’s graduate education equips students for full-time ministry, business leadership, and continued career growth. Through programs like the MBA, students gain practical tools to enter their professions well prepared while learning to integrate faith into the workplace. Every course is grounded in a biblical worldview, helping students see how to honor and glorify Jesus Christ in everything they do. #CedarvilleUniversity #CedarvilleMBA #GraduateSchool #BiblicalWorldview #ChristianHigherEducation — Cedarville University’s graduate programs combine academic excellence with a strong biblical worldview. With dedicated faculty mentorship and a Christ-centered focus, students are prepared to enter ministry or business leadership equipped to integrate faith and career for lasting impact.https://img.youtube.com/vi/0vSX9iZhek0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/0vSX9iZhek02019-07-01T19:09:12Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/foundations-formed-into-christ-the-synergy-initiative-uovjkbpwdjw2024-06-24T22:00:29ZFoundations: Formed Into Christ | The Synergy InitiativeRemember we are called to do this journey in Christian community! Join us as Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology and Director of The Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, discusses the pivotal importance of the local church in a Christian's spiritual growth in this foundations lecture of The Synergy Initiative training series. Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program aims to equip students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Join this transformative journey to deepen your faith and enhance your outreach efforts through our free online resources. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. #Cedarville #SynergyInitiative #Evangelism #ChurchHistory #ChurchPlantinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/uOvJkBpWDJw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/uOvJkBpWDJw2024-06-24T22:00:29Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/explore-cedarville-s-accelerated-ba-mdiv-yx2ah_qhqv42018-11-12T16:09:45ZExplore Cedarville's Accelerated BA+MDivAccelerate your call to ministry with Cedarville’s 5-year BA + MDiv program. Start your ministry journey today: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/programs/biblical-studies-plus-mdiv In this video, Dr. Jason Lee, former Dean of the School of Biblical and Theological Studies at Cedarville University, explains why there’s a better way to prepare for pastoral ministry. Drawing from his own experience completing a four-year undergraduate degree, a three-year MDiv, and a PhD, Dr. Lee shares how traditional seminary pathways often create unnecessary overlap for students who already hold an undergraduate Bible degree. Many seminaries begin Bible and theology training at the introductory level because they cannot assume prior biblical knowledge. While that model serves many students well, it can be frustrating for those who have already completed substantial Bible coursework. Cedarville’s accelerated BA + MDiv program removes this wasted overlap, covering the same core areas — Bible, theology, languages, and ministry — in just five years. By streamlining the curriculum, students save both time and money. The first three years follow the standard undergraduate tuition rate, while tuition is cut in half during years four and five. Instead of paying for seven years of tuition and living expenses, graduates can step directly into full-time ministry in years six and seven — earning an income, developing vocational skills, and serving the body of Christ under the mentorship of a senior pastor or church staff. If you’re considering a call to ministry, ask yourself: after seven years, where would you rather be? Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #CedarvilleUniversity #BiblicalStudies #TheologicalEducation #MDiv #ChristianMinistry #PastoralTraining — Cedarville University’s accelerated five-year BA + MDiv program eliminates unnecessary curriculum overlap, saving time and money while preparing students for full-time ministry. Learn how this innovative pathway equips graduates with strong foundations in Bible, theology, languages, and ministry — and positions them to begin serving under pastoral mentorship sooner.https://img.youtube.com/vi/YX2Ah_qhqv4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/YX2Ah_qhqv42018-11-12T16:09:45Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/accelerated-ba-mdiv-at-cedarville-university-baijlupgudq2018-06-28T19:28:33ZAccelerated BA+MDiv at Cedarville UniversityCedarville’s MDiv equips you for faithful, practical ministry through rigorous biblical training. Start your journey in ministry today: https://cedar.to/Admissions Cedarville University’s Master of Divinity (MDiv) program offers a world-class academic environment designed to prepare students for real-life ministry. Through the five-year BA to M.Div. accelerated program, students gain deep theological knowledge and practical ministry experience while reducing both time and cost. With a strong commitment to biblical authority and the gospel of Jesus Christ, Cedarville equips students to faithfully teach, preach, and lead in a variety of ministry contexts. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction to Cedarville MDiv 0:13 Academic excellence and ministry preparation 0:27 Biblical languages and theology focus 0:45 Commitment to Scripture and the gospel 1:02 Hebrew and Greek in the curriculum 1:33 Mentorship, internships, and local church partnerships 2:06 Campus life and student community 3:05 Affordability and accelerated pathway 3:31 Admissions and next steps Cedarville is committed to making ministry training affordable. The accelerated BA to MDiv pathway allows students to graduate sooner and with less debt, so they can enter ministry equipped and ready to serve. #CedarvilleUniversity #MDiv #Seminary #ChristianEducation #MinistryTraining #biblecollege — Cedarville Theological Seminary's MDiv program combines rigorous academics, biblical language training, and hands-on ministry experience to prepare students for faithful service. Through an accelerated five-year pathway, students can reduce costs and enter ministry sooner while growing spiritually through strong community, mentorship, and a deep commitment to Scripture and the gospel.https://img.youtube.com/vi/bAiJLUPGUdQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/bAiJLUPGUdQ2018-06-28T19:28:33Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-management-at-cedarville-university-o4u8d1rqesg2025-06-05T19:38:11ZWhy Study Management at Cedarville University?Why Study Management at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Do you enjoy leading, problem-solving, and thinking strategically? Cedarville University’s management degree, offered through the Robert W. Plaster School of Business, equips you to be an effective, God-honoring decision-maker in today’s business environment. With a distinctly Christian foundation, you’ll graduate prepared to lead with excellence and integrity in a wide range of industries. As a management student, you’ll strengthen your communication, planning, and leadership skills while learning how to motivate and serve people in the workplace. The program allows you to customize your degree with specialized courses in areas such as human resources management, operations management, entrepreneurship, global business, organizational leadership, or construction management. This flexibility ensures you’re well-prepared for your unique vocational goals. At Cedarville, management is more than a career path — it’s an opportunity to glorify Christ through servant leadership. You’ll be mentored by faculty who integrate business expertise with biblical wisdom, equipping you to make ethical decisions, inspire teams, and impact organizations for the Kingdom. Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Explore business programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #BusinessManagement #ChristianEducation #ServantLeadership #BusinessDegreehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/o4U8D1rqeSg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/o4U8D1rqeSg2025-06-05T19:38:11Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/st-clair-hall-360-tour-mtu1pdmp7g02025-12-15T19:00:23ZSt. Clair Hall | 360 TourA 360 degree tour of St. Clair Hall at Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/Mtu1pdMP7g0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Mtu1pdMP7g0https://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-is-for-everyone-the-church-sjcf0lq6vy2023-11-24T17:00:01ZTheology Is for Everyone | The ChurchIn the seventh video in the “Theology Is for Everyone” series, Dr. Jeremy Kimble explains the theology of the Church, answering What is the Church? Specifically, its: 1. Definition 2. Membership 3. Governance 4. Mission The “Theology Is for Everyone” series by Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University, was recorded as an eight-part video series on important theological doctrine that every believer should understand. Each video is short, but full of rich truth for personal growth, group study, or however God leads you. Be blessed as you dig deeper into God’s Word. Learn more: cedar.to/qKyOkzhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/-sJCF0LQ6VY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/-sJCF0LQ6VY2023-11-24T17:00:01Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-the-bible-as-story-part-2-w2bvaiuk9rg2023-10-02T16:00:49ZNew Testament | The Bible as Story (Part 2)In this lecture from Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament Literature course at Cedarville University, students trace the unfolding story from the Old Testament through the intertestamental era to the Gospels, discovering how Jesus fulfills the promises and expectations of Israel’s Scriptures. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. McKay explains why reading the Old and New Testaments as one unified story clarifies the gospel message and situates Jesus—the Messiah, Son of David, and Son of God—within the grand biblical narrative. Students explore the six-act framework (Creation, Fall, Israel, Jesus, Church, and New Creation) and examine how Israel’s exile, prophetic hopes, and Second Temple history shaped first-century Jewish expectations. The lecture helps listeners see the Bible as a coherent drama of redemption, culminating in Christ and continuing through the Church’s mission. Timestamps: 0:00 Why read Old and New Testaments as one story 0:40 The six-act play framework for Scripture 2:35 Jesus and the Emmaus disciples (Luke 24) 4:26 Gospel introductions in Old Testament context (Matthew 1, Mark 1) 5:11 Israel’s monarchy, Davidic covenant, exile, and restoration 10:10 Second Temple—absence of God’s visible presence 11:23 Prophetic hopes: Torah, Turf, Throne, and Temple 15:03 Messianic portrait—serpent crusher, suffering servant, Son of Man 19:55 The Mosaic of messianic prophecy fulfilled in Jesus 23:33 Intertestamental history—Persia to Greece and Rome 29:50 Antiochus IV, Hellenization, and the Maccabean revolt 34:18 Hasmonean rule and the rise of Pharisees, Sadducees, and Essenes 40:25 Rome’s arrival and Jewish–Roman tensions 46:02 Masada and the fall of Jewish independence Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions/Visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics Take your biblical training further through Cedarville University’s Bible Minor Project, featuring lectures, outlines, and certificates for continued theological learning. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics/Programs/Bible-Minor-Project #BiblicalTheology #NewTestament #OldTestament #SecondTemple #Messiah #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/w2BvaIUK9rg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/w2BvaIUK9rg2023-10-02T16:00:49Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-physics-at-cedarville-university-f-aqpx-gr-g2025-06-05T19:42:09ZWhy Study Physics at Cedarville University?Why Study Physics at Cedarville University? ➡️Learn more and apply today: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Science in Physics program uniquely blends rigorous academics with a biblical worldview. If you love both mathematics and science, this program may be the perfect fit. You’ll gain a strong foundation in physics while deepening your understanding of the Creator’s handiwork and preparing for graduate school or a career in physics. As a physics major at Cedarville, you’ll explore classical mechanics, thermal physics, electromagnetic theory, and quantum mechanics. Beyond the classroom, you’ll apply what you learn through internships and a yearlong laboratory sequence. Students also have the opportunity to specialize through electives in astrophysics, acoustics, and computational physics, tailoring the degree to their unique interests and career goals. The program is rooted in a distinctly Christian perspective, helping students connect their scientific studies with their faith. Whether you are preparing for graduate school, pursuing a career in research, or entering the workforce, Cedarville’s physics program equips you with both the academic and spiritual foundation to serve well in your field. If you’re majoring in another discipline but want to strengthen your understanding of physics, Cedarville also offers a physics minor. This option broadens your academic experience and adds valuable expertise to your degree. Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Schedule a campus visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Explore academic programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #PhysicsMajor #ChristianEducation #PhysicsDegree #STEMhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/F-AQPX-gR-g/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/F-AQPX-gR-g2025-06-05T19:42:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-creation-and-providence-part-2-h2knl9ukwzc2022-08-25T13:00:32ZTheology I: Creation and Providence (part 2)God’s Providence and Sovereignty | How God Governs the World and Our Lives In this theology lecture, Cedarville University students explore the doctrine of God’s providence, focusing on how the sovereign Creator preserves and governs all things. Building on earlier discussions of God’s transcendence, creation, and attributes, this session tackles one of the most challenging and practical questions in Christian theology: How can God be fully sovereign while humans remain genuinely responsible for their actions? https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:22 Review of God’s transcendence and immanence 0:56 Creation, providence, and God’s rule 1:21 Preservation versus governance 2:08 Sovereignty and human freedom introduced 3:33 Hope in uncertainty and global crisis 6:49 Biblical paradox and Christian theology 8:09 God’s ultimate purpose in history 9:56 Defining providence: preservation, concurrence, direction 11:06 God’s preservation of creation 14:44 God’s presence as His greatest provision 16:59 God’s governance and sovereignty 17:25 Psalm 135 and God’s unrestricted will 18:44 Isaiah 45 and God’s control over calamity 19:58 Daniel 4 and God’s supreme authority 21:16 Genesis 50 and God’s use of evil for good 24:03 Acts 2 and the crucifixion of Christ 25:15 God, evil, and the problem of suffering 26:14 Concurrence and secondary causes 31:05 Divine sovereignty and human responsibility 34:19 Compatibilism explained 38:57 Summary of God’s meticulous sovereignty The lecture begins by revisiting the framework of God as triune, transcendent, and immanent. From His transcendence flows creation and providence — God not only brings the world into existence but also sustains it and governs it toward His intended ends. Providence is defined through three key concepts: preservation, concurrence, and direction. God keeps creation existing, works through secondary causes, and directs all events according to His will. A significant portion of the lecture addresses the tension between divine sovereignty and human freedom. Scripture consistently affirms both realities without apology. God ordains all that comes to pass, yet humans are morally responsible for their choices. Using biblical examples such as Joseph and his brothers, Pharaoh’s hardened heart, and the crucifixion of Jesus, students see how God sovereignly uses even sinful actions without being morally culpable for sin. The lecture also engages the problem of evil, emphasizing that the Bible’s answer is ultimately eschatological. Evil will be fully defeated, and God will be glorified through both judgment and redemption. Rather than offering abstract philosophy, Scripture calls believers to trust God’s purposes and live with hope amid suffering. Finally, students are introduced to compatibilism, the view that human freedom operates according to desires and character while remaining fully under God’s sovereign rule. The session concludes by affirming God’s meticulous sovereignty — a truth meant not to confuse believers, but to ground them in confidence, courage, and hope. Learn more about Christ-centered theological education at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #DoctrineOfGod #Providence #ChristianTheology #CedarvilleUniversity #BiblicalWorldviewhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/h2knL9UKwZc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/h2knL9UKwZc2022-08-25T13:00:32Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-theological-method-part-2-_jiginzeuoi2022-07-05T13:00:31ZTheology I: Theological Method (part 2)Why Study Theological Method & Apologetics at Cedarville University? Learn how disciplined theology and winsome apologetics equip you to think, live, and defend the Christian faith with clarity and compassion. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions This lecture walks through a practical theological method—eight steps from reading and collecting biblical texts to arranging and prioritizing doctrine—and introduces apologetics as the reasoned defense of the gospel. You’ll learn why theology matters for everyday life and leadership, how the drama of Scripture produces doctrine that fuels worship and discipleship, and why every Christian is a theologian (the question is whether we are faithful theologians). The professor explains theological triage (first-, second-, and third-order doctrines), offers real-world evangelism examples, and surveys four apologetic approaches: classical (arguing toward God), evidential (pointing to external proofs), cumulative case (weighing evidence across disciplines), and presuppositional (arguing from God’s truth). Practical topics include how theology shapes ethics, technology habits, rest, and spiritual growth, plus guidance for answering common objections (suffering, truth claims, resurrection, creation). Learn more and apply: Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Biblical Studies & Theology: https://www.cedarville.edu/bible Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #Theology #Apologetics #ChristianWorldview #BibleMinor #DefendTheFaith #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/_jigInzeUoI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/_jigInzeUoI2022-07-05T13:00:31Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cold-or-flu-how-to-tell-the-difference-ask-the-pharmacist-with-dr-shannon-yarosz-zzwbqt9je5a2026-01-28T18:50:25ZCold or Flu? How to Tell the Difference | Ask the Pharmacist with Dr. Shannon YaroszHow can you tell if you have a cold or the flu? In this Ask the Pharmacist segment, Cedarville University helps break it down. Ask a medication question or learn more: https://cedar.to/AskThePharmacist Sniffles, congestion, fever, and body aches are common this time of year, but knowing whether you’re dealing with a cold or the flu can make a big difference in how you manage symptoms and when you seek care. In this sponsored Ask the Pharmacist segment, Dr. Shannon Yarosz, assistant professor of pharmacy practice at Cedarville University School of Pharmacy, shares clear, practical guidance to help viewers recognize the difference. Dr. Yarosz explains that cold symptoms tend to come on gradually and often include congestion, a runny nose, coughing, and mild fatigue. The flu, on the other hand, usually has a sudden onset and is more likely to involve fever, chills, and body aches that can feel intense within just a few hours. Understanding how quickly symptoms appear and what they include can help you better assess what’s going on and decide your next steps. Timestamps: 0:00 Cold and flu season overview 0:36 Key symptoms of a common cold 0:58 Hallmark flu symptoms to watch for 1:28 Gradual vs sudden symptom onset 1:59 When to seek medical care 2:33 Higher-risk age groups and conditions The conversation also covers when it’s important to contact a healthcare provider. Dr. Yarosz highlights warning signs such as very high fever, chest pain, trouble breathing, dehydration, or symptoms that fall outside what feels normal. She also discusses why young children, older adults, and people with multiple chronic conditions may need medical care sooner. Ask the Pharmacist connects the community with trusted expertise from Cedarville University School of Pharmacy, offering reliable answers to everyday health and medication questions. School of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Pharmacy Visit campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #AskThePharmacist #CedarvilleUniversity #SchoolOfPharmacy #ColdVsFlu #FluSeason #healtheducation PN: 26-0420 — This Ask the Pharmacist episode features Dr. Shannon Yarosz from Cedarville University School of Pharmacy explaining how to tell the difference between a cold and the flu. Viewers learn which symptoms matter most, how quickly each illness develops, and when to seek medical care, especially for high-risk age groups and individuals with chronic conditions.https://img.youtube.com/vi/ZZWBqT9jE5A/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ZZWBqT9jE5A2026-01-28T18:50:25Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-judgement-and-hell-c6om6pokj9y2023-01-03T14:00:23ZTheology II: Judgement and HellEschatology, Judgment, and the Reality of Hell – Dr. Kimble Cedarville University Online Theology Class In this online class presentation from Cedarville University, students continue their study of eschatology by examining final judgment, the doctrine of hell, and the serious implications of last things for faith, ministry, and gospel proclamation. This lecture addresses difficult biblical truths with theological clarity and pastoral care. https://www.cedarville.edu 0:00 Cedarville University dual enrollment program introduction 0:21 Review of tribulation and millennial views 1:37 Historic vs. dispensational premillennialism 4:29 The relationship between rapture and millennium 9:03 Judgment in Scripture introduced 11:41 The judgment seat of Christ 13:35 The great white throne judgment 16:23 Judgment as a sobering reality 18:01 Hell defined biblically 19:30 Eternal conscious punishment explained 21:05 Key texts on hell and judgment 24:04 Common objections to the doctrine of hell 26:06 Annihilationism, universalism, and pluralism 29:06 Pastoral cautions in teaching about hell 30:38 Hell and the urgency of the gospel This theology lecture explores one of the most sobering doctrines in Scripture: final judgment and the reality of hell. Students begin by reviewing how tribulation and millennial views connect to the timing of Christ’s return and God’s ultimate judgment of humanity. The class distinguishes between the judgment seat of Christ, where believers’ works are evaluated for reward, and the great white throne judgment described in Revelation 20, where unbelievers are judged according to their deeds and sentenced to eternal separation from God. Scripture consistently presents God as the righteous Judge who will do what is just. Students then examine the biblical teaching on hell, described as a place of eternal conscious punishment, separation from God’s favorable presence, and divine judgment for sin. Key passages from Matthew, Thessalonians, Revelation, and the Gospels are used to show that hell is real, inescapable, conscious, and eternal. The lecture also addresses alternative views such as annihilationism, universalism, and pluralism, explaining why they fail to account for the full testimony of Scripture. While acknowledging the emotional weight and difficulty of this doctrine, students are reminded that rejecting biblical teaching does not resolve the seriousness of sin or the need for redemption. The class concludes with a pastoral reminder: the doctrine of hell should never be used to manipulate or coerce people. Instead, it must be held together with the gospel of grace, pointing sinners to the mercy, forgiveness, and salvation offered through Jesus Christ alone. Learn more about Cedarville University’s Christ-centered Bible and theology programs. Apply to Cedarville University https://www.cedarville.edu/Apply Explore academic programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Plan a campus visit https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Learn about Financial Aid https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid #CedarvilleUniversity #Eschatology #ChristianTheology #FinalJudgment #BibleClasshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/c6om6PoKj9Y/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/c6om6PoKj9Y2023-01-03T14:00:23Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-christian-ethics-zwtblijjz3y2023-01-10T14:00:36ZTheology II: Christian EthicsChristian Ethics, Theology, and the Public Square | Dr. Kimble Cedarville University Online Class How should Christians think and live in a complex moral world? In this online theology class from Cedarville University, students explore the foundations of Christian ethics and how Scripture, theology, and worldview shape ethical decision-making. This lecture connects doctrine to daily life, showing why ethics is not optional but essential for faithful Christian living. https://www.cedarville.edu 0:00 Cedarville University faculty introduction 0:26 Ethics, justice, and the idea of rights 1:41 Why right precedes rights 2:54 Worldviews and moral authority 4:06 Eschatology and ethical living 6:08 Defining Christian ethics 7:48 Ethics as applied theology 9:57 Key ethical issues today 12:38 Theology as the foundation for ethics 15:12 Why Scripture is the ultimate moral authority 17:59 Problems with emotion- and experience-based ethics 20:00 Three major ethical systems explained 20:07 Consequentialism and utilitarian ethics 22:04 Deontological ethics and divine command 23:06 Virtue ethics and Christian character 24:34 Integrating character, conduct, and consequences 26:36 The Ten Commandments and moral structure 28:02 Love God and love neighbor as ethical summary 29:56 Ethics in 1 Peter and the New Testament 34:29 Facing moral decisions faithfully 38:07 Ethics, worship, and the unshakable kingdom This lecture introduces Christian ethics as lived theology, not merely abstract theory. Students learn that ethics flows naturally from Scripture and doctrine, answering not just what Christians believe but how they should live. The class begins by examining modern conversations about justice and rights, highlighting a crucial distinction: for Christians, what is right before God must come before claims of personal rights. Students then explore how ethics grows out of worldview. Every person brings moral assumptions to the public square, whether acknowledged or not. Scripture provides the ultimate moral authority for Christians, grounding ethics in God’s character, human dignity, and the purpose of creation. From doctrines like creation, sin, salvation, and the church, ethical implications naturally follow. The class surveys major ethical frameworks, including consequentialism, deontological ethics, and virtue ethics, and shows how a biblical approach integrates all three. Christian ethics considers outcomes, actions, and character, shaped by love for God and love for neighbor. Scripture does not merely give rules but forms people who reflect Christ in their choices. Students also examine how the Ten Commandments, the teachings of Jesus, and New Testament exhortations guide moral living today. Passages from Romans and 1 Peter show how ethics is rooted in the gospel and empowered by hope in Christ’s return. Because believers will give an account before God, ethics matters now. The lecture concludes by emphasizing that theology without ethics is incomplete. Christian ethics calls believers to humility, faithfulness, wisdom, and love in every area of life, from personal decisions to cultural engagement. Learn more about Cedarville University’s Christ-centered academics and online programs. Explore Cedarville University https://www.cedarville.edu Apply to Cedarville University https://www.cedarville.edu/Apply Learn about Financial Aid https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Discover Cedarville Online and Dual Enrollment https://www.cedarville.edu/collegenow #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianEthics #BiblicalWorldview #TheologyClass #FaithAndLifehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/zwtBLijjZ3Y/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/zwtBLijjZ3Y2023-01-10T14:00:36Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/wave-program-at-cedarville-university-ci3xrdkjb9q2026-04-21T13:56:22ZWAVE Program at Cedarville UniversityGet a head start on college with WAVE at Cedarville University. Apply and learn more: https://cedar.to/Admissions Hear how Cedarville’s WAVE program helps incoming students build community, develop academic skills, and transition confidently into college life. From forming lasting friendships to learning time management, study strategies, and communication skills, WAVE provides a strong foundation before the semester begins. #CedarvilleUniversity #WAVEProgram #CollegeTransition #StudentSuccess #christianeducation — Cedarville’s WAVE program prepares students for college by building friendships, teaching essential academic skills, and fostering spiritual growth. Students enter their first semester with confidence, strong relationships, and tools to succeed.https://img.youtube.com/vi/cI3XrDkjB9Q/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/cI3XrDkjB9Q2026-04-21T13:56:22Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/maddox-hall-360-tour-7gbacjy3hwc2025-12-15T19:00:22ZMaddox Hall | 360° TourA 360° degree tour of Maddox Hall at Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/7GBACjy3hwc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/7GBACjy3hwchttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-intermediate-state-part-2-ikpc-a054bg2022-12-27T14:00:30ZTheology II: Intermediate State (part 2)Eschatology, the Intermediate State, and the Coming Day of the Lord – Dr. Kimble Cedarville University In this online class presentation from Cedarville University, students continue their study of eschatology by examining what happens after death, the biblical teaching on the intermediate state, and the coming Day of the Lord. This lecture emphasizes careful reading of Scripture, theological clarity, and the ethical implications of last things for Christian life and ministry. https://www.cedarville.edu 0:00 Cedarville University chapel experience introduction 0:22 Overview of personal eschatology 0:39 The intermediate state explained 1:38 Luke 16 and the rich man and Lazarus 4:31 Comfort and torment after death 7:02 Jesus and the thief on the cross 8:04 Rejecting soul sleep and purgatory 11:45 Paul on being with Christ after death 13:07 Death, Hades, and the lake of fire 15:12 Common misconceptions about Satan and hell 17:09 Jewish views of the afterlife 21:13 Defining the last days 22:14 Last days in the New Testament 24:13 Living faithfully in the last days 25:51 Introducing the Day of the Lord 26:16 Joel 2 and prophetic imagery 29:11 Judgment, salvation, and cosmic upheaval 31:15 Connecting prophets, Jesus, and Revelation 33:13 Daniel 9 and the time of tribulation 35:07 The final week and coming distress This theology lecture focuses on what Scripture teaches about life after death and the events leading up to Christ’s return. Students explore the doctrine of the intermediate state, learning that believers who die are immediately in the presence of Christ, while unbelievers enter a place of conscious torment, both awaiting final resurrection and judgment. Using passages from Luke, Philippians, Corinthians, and Revelation, the lecture rejects ideas such as soul sleep and purgatory, affirming instead the biblical teaching of conscious existence after death. The class also addresses common cultural misconceptions about hell and Satan, emphasizing that Satan is not the ruler of hell but will himself be judged and punished. Students then examine what the Bible means by the last days, discovering that Scripture teaches the last days began with Christ’s first coming and continue until His return. This truth calls believers to urgency, holiness, and perseverance in the present. The lecture concludes by introducing the Day of the Lord, a major biblical theme describing a future period of judgment and salvation. Drawing from Joel, Daniel, the Gospels, and Revelation, students begin to see how Scripture points to a coming time of great distress before Christ’s return and ultimate victory. Learn more about Cedarville University’s Christ-centered academic programs, daily chapel, and Bible and theology courses. Apply to Cedarville University https://www.cedarville.edu/Apply Explore academic programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Plan a campus visit https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Learn about Financial Aid https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid #CedarvilleUniversity #Eschatology #ChristianTheology #BibleClass #LastThingshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/ikPc-A054Bg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ikPc-A054Bg2022-12-27T14:00:30Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cu-grad-webinars-pursuit-of-balance-practical-strategies-for-personal-well-being-with-josh-krieg-hfdiflx4lqm2026-05-26T17:45:39ZCU Grad Webinars — Pursuit of Balance: Practical Strategies for Personal Well-Being With Josh KriegDiscover practical strategies for work-life balance, burnout prevention, and personal well-being! Start building your career today: https://cedar.to/Career In this webinar, Cedarville University partners with OhioHealth to present “The Pursuit of Balance: Practical Strategies for Personal Well-Being.” Associate Vice President for Graduate Enrollment Brian Shook introduces a conversation focused on healthy habits, burnout prevention, work-life balance, discipline, identity, and intentional living. Presenter Josh Krieg, Director of Counseling Services at Cedarville University, shares practical insights on avoiding distractions, developing sustainable systems, and creating balance in everyday life — even during stressful seasons such as residency, caregiving, or difficult personal circumstances. Timestamps: 0:00 Welcome and webinar introduction 0:57 Presenter introduction 40:02 Distractions and fantasy baseball analogy 40:40 The importance of discipline and balance 41:17 Seasons of imbalance and recovery 42:01 Recommended books and resources 44:22 Closing encouragement 45:07 OhioHealth tuition discount information Throughout the session, viewers are encouraged to reflect on how their beliefs, habits, and priorities influence their daily well-being. The webinar also highlights several influential books, including "Deep Work" by Cal Newport, "Atomic Habits" by James Clear, "The Burnout Challenge" by Christina Maslach and Michael Leiter, and "Every Thought Captive" by Kyle Idleman. These recommendations provide practical frameworks for building healthier routines, strengthening focus, and developing a sustainable approach to personal and professional growth. Cedarville University is proud to partner with OhioHealth to support continuing education and professional development through online graduate programs and certificates designed for working professionals. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #WorkLifeBalance #PersonalWellBeing #BurnoutPrevention #OhioHealth #CedarvilleUniversity #OnlineLearning #ProfessionalDevelopment PN: 26-0581 — Learn practical ways to create healthier habits, avoid burnout, and pursue balance in everyday life. This webinar explores discipline, identity, intentional living, and sustainable well-being strategies for busy professionals. Viewers will also learn about Cedarville University’s partnership with OhioHealth and opportunities for online graduate education designed to support career advancement and lifelong learning.https://img.youtube.com/vi/HfDIflX4LQM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/HfDIflX4LQM2026-05-26T17:45:39Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/graduate-certificate-in-worship-leadership-hzwpcjctiws2026-03-20T16:06:30ZGraduate Certificate in Worship LeadershipListen as Dr. Roger O'Neel, Director of Cedarville's worship program, describes how the Graduate Certificate in Worship Leadership will equip you as a worship leader.https://img.youtube.com/vi/hZWpCJCtIWs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/hZWpCJCtIWs2026-03-20T16:06:30Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/where-sport-meets-medicine-athletic-training-at-cedarville-university-996d_kzkyak2026-02-26T16:06:45ZWhere Sport Meets Medicine: Athletic Training at Cedarville UniversityTrain to save lives and serve athletes through Cedarville’s athletic training program. Explore the athletic training program: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/programs/sport-medicine-plus-mat When Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest on Monday Night Football in January 2023, athletic trainers stepped in and saved his life through immediate, expert CPR. Their response demonstrated the critical role athletic trainers play — from emergency care to injury prevention, diagnosis, and rehabilitation. They are the unsung heroes behind every team, helping athletes perform at their highest level and return safely to competition. If you want to blend a love for sport with the art of healing, Cedarville University’s athletic training program is designed for you. Our accelerated BS in sport medicine and Master of Athletic Training allows you to complete both degrees in just five years. You’ll gain hands-on clinical experience and be fully prepared to pass the Board of Certification national exam to become a certified athletic trainer. Whether your goal is working with competitive athletes or supporting active individuals, Cedarville equips you with the training and confidence to step into this high-impact healthcare career. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #AthleticTraining #SportMedicine #CedarvilleUniversity #HealthcareCareers #CertifiedAthleticTrainer — Discover how Cedarville’s accelerated sport medicine and Master of Athletic Training program prepares you to prevent, diagnose, and rehabilitate injuries. In just five years, you can earn both degrees and be ready to pass the Board of Certification exam, launching a career as a certified athletic trainer serving athletes when it matters most.https://img.youtube.com/vi/996D_KZkyak/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/996D_KZkyak2026-02-26T16:06:45Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/children-s-cold-treatments-ask-the-pharmacist-with-dr-shannon-yarosz-fvdganieaze2026-02-12T20:40:18ZChildren's Cold Treatments | Ask the Pharmacist With Dr. Shannon YaroszCold and flu season brings tough choices for parents navigating children’s medications. Learn more about the Ask the Pharmacist series: https://cedar.to/AskThePharmacist Cold and flu season is here, and many parents find themselves standing in the pharmacy aisle unsure which cough or cold medicine is actually safe for their child. In this Ask the Pharmacist segment with @WDTNTV, Dr. Shannon Yarosz, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Cedarville University, breaks down what families need to know before choosing over-the-counter medications for kids. Dr. Yarosz explains why it’s important to focus on the specific symptoms your child is experiencing rather than choosing multi-symptom products with unnecessary ingredients. She walks through how to read medication labels carefully, including checking age limits, weight-based dosing, and warnings specific to children’s products. Parents will also learn why most cough and cold medications are generally not recommended for children under age six and why label instructions can vary depending on the medication. Timestamps: 0:00 Cold and flu season and common parent concerns 0:36 Choosing the right product for your child’s symptoms 1:09 Reading labels, age limits, and weight-based dosing 1:49 Age guidelines for common cough and cold medicines 2:15 Why asking your pharmacist matters 2:29 Avoiding duplicate ingredients like acetaminophen 2:52 Sudafed vs. Sudafed PE explained 3:33 Medication considerations for children The conversation also covers an important safety tip for families using multiple medications at home, especially avoiding doubling up on the same active ingredients, such as acetaminophen. Dr. Yarosz clarifies the difference between Sudafed and Sudafed PE, including their active ingredients and effectiveness, and explains why these products are typically considered adult medications rather than options for children. If you have questions about children’s medications, dosing, or cold and flu treatments, Cedarville University’s Ask the Pharmacist connects you with trusted pharmacy professionals who can help you make informed decisions for your family. School of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Pharmacy Visit campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #AskThePharmacist #ColdAndFluSeason #ChildrensHealth #PharmacyPractice #CedarvilleUniversity PN: 26-0420 — Cold and flu season can be confusing for parents choosing safe medications for their children. In this video, Dr. Shannon Yarosz from Cedarville University explains how to read labels, understand age and weight guidelines, avoid unnecessary ingredients, and know when to ask a pharmacist for help so families can make confident, informed decisions.https://img.youtube.com/vi/fvDgAnIEazE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/fvDgAnIEazE2026-02-12T20:40:18Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/msn-family-nurse-practitioner-9vzysntudw82018-06-20T12:36:40ZMSN Family Nurse PractitionerLearn how Cedarville's online MSN Family Nurse Practitioner program will prepare you to provide primary care with Christlike compassion.https://img.youtube.com/vi/9VzysNtudW8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/9VzysNtudW82018-06-20T12:36:40Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-pharmacy-at-cedarville-university-megan-mcnichol-zlooa14g4nc2023-01-25T14:00:39ZWhy Study Pharmacy at Cedarville University? | Megan McNicholWhy Study Pharmacy at Cedarville University? | Megan McNichol Learn more about Cedarville’s School of Pharmacy: https://www.cedarville.edu/Pharmacy Meet Megan McNichol, a Cedarville University graduate, as she shares why she chose to pursue pharmacy at Cedarville. Drawn by strong academics, caring faculty, and a vibrant Christian community, Megan found more than just professional preparation — she discovered how her career could be used to glorify God and serve others. The professors in Cedarville’s School of Pharmacy not only equipped Megan with the academic foundation to succeed as a pharmacist but also mentored her in seeing her work as part of God’s greater mission. She explains how Cedarville helped her view her entire life — including her career — through an eternal perspective. At Cedarville, pharmacy students receive a rigorous education taught by experienced faculty who are committed to student success both academically and spiritually. The program prepares graduates to serve faithfully as healthcare professionals who combine clinical expertise with Christlike compassion. Take the next step in your journey: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #PharmacySchool #CedarvilleUniversity #HealthcareCareers #ChristianEducation #StudentSpotlighthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/zlOOa14G4Nc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/zlOOa14G4Nc2023-01-25T14:00:39Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/a-look-at-venezuela-cblbz5nklkc2022-02-23T12:15:02ZA Look at VenezuelaDr. Haymond takes a look at the socialist experiment in Venezuela.https://img.youtube.com/vi/cbLbZ5NKlKc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/cbLbZ5NKlKc2022-02-23T12:15:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-corinthians-part-2-galatians-part-1-ynm-kwvoaiw2024-01-08T17:00:33ZNew Testament | Corinthians (Part 2) & Galatians (Part 1)In this New Testament lecture, Dr. Michael McKay walks through First Corinthians 15, explains Paul’s gospel summary, and connects Paul’s letters to Corinth and Galatia — showing how the gospel, the resurrection, and unity shape Christian thought and practice. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. McKay explains that while Romans provides theological foundation, First and Second Corinthians focus on how believers live out that theology within the local church. Paul writes to rebuke divisions, correct sexual immorality, and instruct believers in the proper exercise of spiritual gifts. Drawing from Corinth’s cultural background—a wealthy, cosmopolitan city marked by moral compromise—Dr. McKay highlights Paul’s call for holiness and order. He explains that Christians are saved by grace but will still stand before Christ’s judgment seat to give account for their faithfulness, as illustrated in Paul’s metaphor of building with “gold, silver, and precious stones.” Dr. McKay also addresses Paul’s instructions regarding church discipline, biblical sexual ethics, and the sanctity of marriage, showing how these principles remain countercultural yet timelessly relevant. In chapters 12–14, Dr. McKay unpacks Paul’s metaphor of the church as a body, demonstrating that every believer has spiritual gifts given by the Holy Spirit for the good of the whole. Love, described in 1 Corinthians 13, is the essential motivation for using those gifts. Dr. McKay emphasizes that spiritual gifts must operate with order, humility, and unity—never confusion or competition. The lecture concludes with a discussion on how to distinguish spiritual gifts from natural talents, how to approach controversial passages such as women speaking in church, and why all gifts are meant to edify the body of Christ in love. 0:00 Intro to 1 Corinthians 15 1:18 The Gospel Defined 4:09 The Power of the Resurrection 7:02 Hope Beyond Suffering 11:38 Overview of 2 Corinthians 15:14 The Story of Redemption 21:03 Introducing Galatians 25:03 A Different Gospel 36:17 Paul’s Confrontation with Peter 50:02 True Freedom in Christ Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #bibleteaching #1corinthians15 #galatians #gospeltruth #resurrectionhope #cedarvilleuniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/YNM-KwVOaiw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/YNM-KwVOaiw2024-01-08T17:00:33Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-worship-at-cedarville-university-xpxajpktfwy2025-06-05T19:51:22ZWhy Study Worship at Cedarville University?Why Study Worship at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/Worship Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Arts in Worship degree is designed to equip you for a rewarding career as a worship leader while helping you grow as a worshiper of our great God. This Christ-centered program blends music, theology, worship, and multimedia with opportunities for concentrated study in areas such as electronic media, music, theatre, pre-seminary, or communication. Grounded in the unchanging truth of God’s Word, you’ll be prepared to lead with authenticity, skill, and a strong biblical foundation. If you are pursuing another major but want to strengthen your worship foundation, Cedarville offers a worship minor that integrates seamlessly with your academic path. Students can also continue their training with Cedarville’s Master of Arts in Worship and Theology (MAWT). With accelerated options, you can complete both a BA in worship and an MAWT in just four or five years — an efficient path to deeper preparation for lifelong ministry. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #WorshipLeader #ChristianHigherEd #WorshipMinistry #TheologyAndWorship PN: 25-0002 — Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Arts in Worship degree is designed to equip you for a rewarding career as a worship leader while helping you grow as a worshiper of our great God!https://img.youtube.com/vi/XpXaJpkTFwY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/XpXaJpkTFwY2025-06-05T19:51:22Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/socialism-in-practice-zlzi29jkqps2022-02-02T14:15:02ZSocialism in PracticeDr. Haymond discusses Great Britain's history of embracing socialism.https://img.youtube.com/vi/ZlZi29Jkqps/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ZlZi29Jkqps2022-02-02T14:15:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/a-historic-milestone-cedarville-s-bolthouse-academic-center-dome-completed-wymzzelubbc2026-05-06T14:20:05ZA Historic Milestone: Cedarville’s Bolthouse Academic Center Dome CompletedCedarville celebrates the installation of the Bolthouse Academic Center's iconic dome! Add your name to the Bolthouse Academic Center patio: https://cedar.to/LegacyBricks This milestone marks a major step forward for the Bolthouse Academic Center at Cedarville University. With its interior dome, exterior dome, cupola, and lightning rod, the structure rises more than 24 feet tall and weighs more than 17,000 pounds. The dome includes 16 windows and more than 340 individual pieces, secured by more than 9,000 fasteners. It is designed not only as a signature architectural feature but as a visible reminder of Cedarville’s commitment to stand for the Word of God and the Testimony of Jesus Christ. The Bolthouse Academic Center will be home to the School of Education and Social Work, the Department of History and Government, the Department of Psychology, and the Department of English, Literature, and Modern Languages. In these classrooms and offices, Cedarville is preparing educators, counselors, social workers, and public servants to engage the culture with Christ and be lights in a dark world. Students will experience world-class education shaped by a biblical worldview along with mentorship, discipleship, and meaningful collaboration. As we put the finishing touches on this building, you have an opportunity to be part of the story. Consider a naming opportunity for a classroom, faculty office, or student collaboration space. A paver patio near the entrance offers a meaningful way to honor a faculty member or family member or express your gratitude for what God has done at Cedarville. Join us in investing in the lives of students for the cause of Christ. Learn more about the Bolthouse Academic Center: https://cedar.to/Bolthouse Leave your legacy: https://cedar.to/LegacyBricks #CedarvilleUniversity #BolthouseAcademicCenter #HigherEducation #ChristianUniversity #BiblicalWorldview #CollegeCampus PN: 26-0525 — Celebrate the installation of the Cedarville University Bolthouse Academic Center's signature dome. This milestone highlights the building’s scale, craftsmanship, and purpose as a visible beacon on campus. Learn how the new academic home will support education, social work, history, government, psychology, and languages while preparing students to serve with a biblical worldview and a Christ-centered mission.https://img.youtube.com/vi/WYmZzELUbBc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/WYmZzELUbBc2026-05-06T14:20:05Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-1-2-samuel-5camjeg5hg82021-07-05T12:30:03ZOld Testament | 1-2 SamuelDr. Miller explores the narrative genre and how it contains a central theme. With this in mind, students take a deep dive into 1-2 Samuel. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/5CaMjeG5hg8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/5CaMjeG5hg82021-07-05T12:30:03Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/do-everyday-foods-secretly-interfere-with-your-medications-ttbbiv7dmow2026-03-25T13:20:16ZDo Everyday Foods Secretly Interfere With Your Medications?Can common foods, drinks, and products interfere with your medications without you realizing it? Submit your questions for Cedarville’s Ask the Pharmacist weekly segment: https://cedarville.edu/ATP In this Ask the Pharmacist segment, Dr. Shannon Yarosz, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Cedarville University, explains how common foods, drinks, and over-the-counter products can interact with medications in ways many people don’t expect. From dairy and leafy greens to coffee and grapefruit juice, these everyday items may affect how your medications are absorbed or metabolized. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction to food and medication interactions 0:30 Dairy and antibiotics — what to know 0:56 Leafy greens and blood thinners (warfarin) 1:18 Tyramine-rich foods and MAOIs 1:39 Drinks that interfere with medications 1:44 Grapefruit juice and metabolism effects 2:10 Coffee, caffeine, and medication absorption 2:27 Energy drinks and herbal ingredients 2:50 Over-the-counter medications and risks 3:15 How to check for interactions safely 3:54 Submit your questions to Ask the Pharmacist You’ll learn why calcium in dairy can reduce antibiotic effectiveness, how vitamin K in green vegetables impacts blood thinners, and why consistency in your diet matters. Dr. Yarosz also highlights the risks of tyramine-rich foods with certain medications and explains how drinks like grapefruit juice and caffeine can change drug levels in your body. The conversation also covers common over-the-counter medications like ibuprofen and decongestants, which may increase bleeding risk or raise blood pressure when combined with prescriptions. Her key advice is simple: Always read medication labels and consult your pharmacist to avoid harmful interactions. Ask the Pharmacist is presented by the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy in partnership with @WDTNTV School of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Pharmacy Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions #AskThePharmacist #CedarvilleUniversity #MedicationSafety #DrugInteractions #PharmacyTips #HealthcareEducation 26-0420 — In this episode of Ask the Pharmacist, Dr. Shannon Yarosz from Cedarville University explains how everyday foods, drinks, and over-the-counter medications can interfere with prescriptions. Learn about key interactions involving dairy, leafy greens, grapefruit juice, caffeine, and common OTC products, along with practical tips for staying safe and informed.https://img.youtube.com/vi/tTBBiV7DmOw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/tTBBiV7DmOw2026-03-25T13:20:16Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-mission-ministries-ordinances-part-1-ngbjbs1kegy2022-12-06T14:00:08ZTheology II: Mission Ministries Ordinances (part 1)Dr. Kimble begins to discuss aspects of church discipline.https://img.youtube.com/vi/NGBjbs1keGY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/NGBjbs1keGY2022-12-06T14:00:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/discipleship-and-leadership-discipleship-pathway-the-synergy-initiative-simhxilofly2025-09-23T04:00:37ZDiscipleship and Leadership: Discipleship Pathway | The Synergy InitiativeHow do we move people from unbelievers to new believers, then into disciplers and leaders who can multiply the church? This teaching unpacks a clear pathway for discipleship and leadership development that equips every Christian to grow in their character, convictions, and ministry competencies while helping others do the same. ➡️ Access more free resources from The Synergy Initiative: https://www.cedarville.edu/Synergy In this session from The Synergy Initiative, Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Professor of Systematic and Applied Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, outlines a clear process that moves people from unbeliever to new believer to discipler to leader — all for the sake of Gospel multiplication. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction: Discipling new believers 0:41 The pathway: unbeliever to new believer to leader 1:06 Needs of unbelievers and new believers 1:47 Growing believers and their role in evangelism and discipleship 2:20 Training spiritual leaders with character, theology, and skills 3:02 The process of recruiting, selecting, and training leaders 7:32 Equipping through character, knowledge, skills, and affections 9:17 Multiplication and disciple-making disciples 10:01 The role of knowledge, coaching, and ministry experience 12:02 Empowerment and the transfer of authority in ministry 13:14 Every member as a disciple and discipler 14:22 Creating a process to grow believers into leaders This video explores practical and biblical steps to raise up disciples who multiply and lead in the church. The process includes: – Reaching unbelievers with the Gospel and inviting them into Christian community – Helping new believers grow in Bible knowledge, doctrine, and godliness – Training growing believers in evangelism, discipleship, and holiness – Equipping spiritual leaders to teach, disciple, and take initiative in ministry – Recruiting, selecting, training, and deploying members into meaningful ministry roles – Providing ongoing coaching, mentoring, and evaluation for effectiveness – Empowering leaders through the intentional transfer of authority – Multiplying disciple-making disciples to see the church grow and thrive Discipleship development and leadership development go hand in hand. Churches that establish a clear pathway — from unbeliever to new believer to growing believer to leader — create a culture of multiplication where every member sees themselves as both a disciple and a discipler. For more resources on discipleship, ministry training, and leadership development, visit The Synergy Initiative webpage: https://www.cedarville.edu/Synergy Explore Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #Discipleship #ChurchLeadership #MinistryTraining #GospelMultiplication #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/SimHXIlOflY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/SimHXIlOflY2025-09-23T04:00:37Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-broadcasting-digital-media-and-journalism-at-cedarville-university-n9-p2yjxpc02025-06-05T19:19:43ZWhy Study Broadcasting, Digital Media, and Journalism at Cedarville University? Prepare for an in-demand career in today’s fast-paced, ever-changing media industry. https://cedarville.edu/admissions Cedarville University’s Broadcasting, Digital Media, and Journalism program equips you with the knowledge and hands-on experience to thrive in a wide variety of media careers. Whether your passion is film, radio, television, or digital storytelling, you’ll gain a strong foundation in media theory and practical training that prepares you for real-world opportunities. Students in this program learn to create, produce, and deliver content across multiple platforms — from traditional broadcast radio and TV to non-broadcast audio/video production, multiplatform journalism, and emerging online media. With faculty mentors and industry-standard technology, you’ll build the skills to enter a media landscape that demands versatility, creativity, and integrity. At Cedarville, every class is integrated with a biblical worldview, preparing you to engage the media industry with excellence and purpose. You’ll graduate ready to tell stories that matter and to use your media career as a platform to serve Christ and others. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #DigitalMedia #Broadcasting #Journalism #ChristianEducation #MediaCareers PN: 25-0002 — Cedarville University’s Broadcasting, Digital Media, and Journalism program equips you with the knowledge and hands-on experience to thrive in a wide variety of media careers. Whether your passion is film, radio, television, or digital storytelling, you’ll gain a strong foundation in media theory and practical training that prepares you for real-world opportunities.https://img.youtube.com/vi/N9-p2YJXPC0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/N9-p2YJXPC02025-06-05T19:19:43Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-heaven-_kjzmpxn2b02023-01-05T14:00:15ZTheology II: HeavenThe New Heavens and New Earth – Christian Hope and the End of All Things | Dr. Kimble Cedarville University In this online class presentation from Cedarville University, students conclude their study of eschatology by focusing on the new heavens and the new earth. This lecture emphasizes that the ultimate hope of the Christian faith is not merely escaping death, but living forever in God’s renewed creation, fully restored and in His presence. https://www.cedarville.edu 0:00 Cedarville University core values introduction 0:23 Review of eschatology and last things 1:56 The already and not yet of God’s kingdom 3:01 Death, resurrection, and final judgment 4:12 Introducing the new heavens and new earth 6:06 Heaven, resurrection, and embodied life 8:58 Life after life after death 11:08 God dwelling with His people 12:55 The temple theme from Eden to new creation 14:21 The new creation as a city, garden, and kingdom 16:26 The marriage supper of the Lamb 18:56 Restoration of all things 21:34 Suffering, loss, and future hope 23:20 Heaven as a world of love 26:03 Growth, joy, and worship forever 29:17 God as the greatest gift of heaven 32:08 The gospel’s ultimate purpose 34:29 Eschatology and Christian living 38:08 Corporate worship as an eschatological reality 40:01 Hebrews 12 and the unshakable kingdom This theology lecture explores the biblical vision of the new heavens and the new earth as the final and eternal home of God’s people. Students are reminded that heaven as it exists now is not the end of the story. Scripture points forward to resurrection and a renewed creation where believers live as embodied people in perfect fellowship with God. The lecture traces a major biblical theme from Genesis to Revelation: God dwelling with His people. From Eden, to the tabernacle, to the temple, to Christ Himself, and finally to the new creation, the Bible tells one unified story of God’s desire to live among His redeemed people. Students are encouraged to see the new creation not as an abstract spiritual realm, but as a restored, tangible world marked by joy, peace, beauty, and righteousness. The absence of sin, suffering, and death is celebrated, but the greatest gift of heaven is emphasized clearly: God Himself. Eternal life is ultimately about knowing, loving, and worshiping Him without hindrance. The lecture concludes with practical applications. Eschatology shapes how Christians grieve, forgive, work, worship, and live with hope. Corporate worship is presented as a foretaste of the unshakable kingdom to come, reminding believers that even now they gather in light of eternity. Learn more about Cedarville University’s Christ-centered academics, core values, and online learning opportunities. Apply to Cedarville University https://www.cedarville.edu/Apply Explore academic programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Plan a campus visit https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Learn about Financial Aid https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid #CedarvilleUniversity #Eschatology #ChristianTheology #NewCreation #BibleClasshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/_KJZMpXn2b0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/_KJZMpXn2b02023-01-05T14:00:15Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/continue-the-legacy-of-giving-senior-signature-2026-qgqxfjineyy2026-03-19T19:47:08ZContinue the Legacy of Giving | Senior Signature 2026As you prepare to graduate from Cedarville University, it’s important to understand the impact generosity has had on your journey — and how you can continue that legacy. This video introduces Senior Signature, a meaningful opportunity for graduating seniors to recognize how donors have supported their education and to take their first step as alumni who give back. From scholarships and campus resources to life-changing experiences, generosity from faithful supporters has helped make a Cedarville education possible. Senior Signature is more than a tradition — it’s a response. It’s a chance to say thank you, to invest in future students, and to be part of what God is continuing to do at Cedarville. As you transition from student to alumnus, you’re invited to carry forward a spirit of generosity that reflects gratitude and a desire to make a lasting Kingdom impact. Join a community of alumni who understand that giving is about lives changed, opportunities created, and faithfulness multiplied for generations to come. Learn more about giving and Senior Signature: http://cedarville.edu/SeniorSignature #CedarvilleUniversity #SeniorSignature #GivingBack #ChristianEducation #Alumni PN: 26-0472 — See how generosity has shaped your Cedarville experience and discover how you can invest in the next generation of students.https://img.youtube.com/vi/QgqXFJInEYY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/QgqXFJInEYY2026-03-19T19:47:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-james-part-2-mutqxjc0o5k2024-03-11T16:00:27ZNew Testament | James (Part 2)In Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament lecture on the book of James, he explores why this early and highly practical letter focuses less on theological explanation and more on lived obedience. James challenges believers to move beyond belief alone and to add works to their faith so that it becomes profitable for others and pleasing to God. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. Michael McKay explains that James is not attempting to redefine salvation or contradict Paul’s teaching on justification by faith. Instead, James addresses believers who are already justified before God and challenges them to consider how their faith functions in daily life and at the judgment seat of Christ. The key issue is not whether faith is real, but whether it is useful and profitable. Throughout the lecture, Dr. McKay emphasizes James’s central concern: faith without works is dead, meaning it is unproductive. Using concrete illustrations — helping a brother or sister in need, Abraham offering Isaac, Rahab protecting the spies, and even the demons’ belief in God’s oneness — James shows that belief alone does not benefit others or result in a faithful evaluation before God. Works do not replace faith, but they animate it, energize it, and make it effective. The lecture also explores James’s teaching on trials, temptation, prayer, healing, and wisdom. Trials are tests meant to strengthen faith, while temptation arises from human desire, not from God. Prayer is presented as powerful and necessary, especially when aligned with God’s purposes rather than selfish ambition. Acts of obedience and service, Dr. McKay concludes, are not optional extras but the means by which faith becomes vibrant, mature, and alive. This session is especially helpful for Bible minor students, small-group leaders, and believers seeking to integrate belief with action and grow toward spiritual maturity. 0:00 Why James deserves focused attention 0:24 James as a unique New Testament book — practical, not doctrinal 1:03 James as an anthology of sermons 2:08 The influence of Jesus’ teaching, especially the Sermon on the Mount 4:51 Tests versus temptations — James 1 explained 7:09 Trials as opportunities for growth and steadfastness 9:44 Temptation does not come from God 10:10 Prayer and unmet needs — “you have not because you ask not” 12:07 Praying rightly versus selfish prayer 13:38 Prayer for healing and the role of church elders 15:46 Elijah as an example of effective prayer 17:12 Transition to faith and works 17:21 James 2:14–26 — faith without works 18:37 The apparent tension with Paul on justification 20:21 Saved from what? — judgment, not hell 27:26 Judgment and evaluation of believers 29:00 Teachers judged with greater strictness 30:33 Faith and works in the context of accountability 31:16 Dead faith defined — unprofitable faith 33:02 Faith without works illustrated 34:08 The bicycle illustration — usefulness and function 35:55 Abraham — faith shown through action 36:22 Rahab — faith made visible and effective 38:13 Faith animated by works — body and spirit analogy 58:53 Works energize faith — service and spiritual vitality Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #James #FaithAndWorks #ChristianLiving #BibleMinorProject #NewTestament #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/mutQxjc0o5k/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/mutQxjc0o5k2024-03-11T16:00:27Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-missions-at-cedarville-university-hmbspmtbhng2019-02-06T19:17:35ZWhy Study Missions at Cedarville University?Equip your career for Gospel impact through Cedarville’s mission minor. Explore the mission minor: https://cedar.to/MissionsMinor At Cedarville University, students are equipped to use their vocation to fulfill the Great Commission by making disciples wherever God leads. Not everyone is called to international missions, but every career — from accounting to engineering — has real kingdom value. Through the School of Biblical and Theological Studies, the mission minor helps expand your vision for how your job, location, and vocation can be used for gospel impact. You’ll be challenged to see your future career as a platform for discipleship and global influence. Apply to Cedarville: https://cedar.to/Admissions Explore Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Plan Your Visit: https://cedar.to/Visit View Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #GreatCommission #MissionMinor #FaithAndWork #christianeducation PN: 25-0002 — Cedarville’s mission minor helps students connect their career path with the Great Commission, equipping them to make disciples through any vocation and impact the world with the Gospel.https://img.youtube.com/vi/hMBSPmtbHng/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/hMBSPmtbHng2019-02-06T19:17:35Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-kings-and-chronicles-ccdewh3b4yy2021-08-02T12:30:03ZOld Testament | Kings and ChroniclesThis lecture discusses how Kings and Chronicles serve as historical records of Israel, but their purpose is still relevant as the day they were written. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/CcDEwh3b4YY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/CcDEwh3b4YY2021-08-02T12:30:03Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/stewarding-your-gifts-with-a-graduate-degree-from-cedarville-university-rx8genu8pya2018-06-18T14:44:19ZStewarding Your Gifts With a Graduate Degree from Cedarville UniversityDiscover how Cedarville University’s graduate programs combine academic excellence with Gospel purpose to prepare you for meaningful cultural impact! Learn more about Cedarville’s graduate programs and next steps: https://cedar.to/Graduate Cedarville University president, Dr. Thomas White, shares a compelling vision for graduate education rooted in stewardship, faith, and excellence. He explains that God has given each person unique gifts and intelligence that require intentional development through higher-level study. Pursuing a graduate degree is not simply about career advancement; it is an act of faithful stewardship that brings glory to God by fully using the abilities He has entrusted to you. Cedarville University’s graduate programs are designed to cultivate academic excellence while integrating faith and the Bible in every classroom and every degree. This approach equips students to become thoughtful leaders and “gatekeepers” who influence society in a godly way. Through rigorous study and spiritual formation, students are prepared to engage culture with truth, compassion, and conviction. President White emphasizes that excellence in work is also a way of loving others. When you apply your gifts with skill and integrity, you make the world better and create opportunities for ministry. As others see the quality of your work and ask why you pursue excellence, your response can point them to Christ, reflecting that your work is done unto the Lord. Cedarville’s graduate education trains students academically and spiritually so they can stand for the Word of God and the testimony of Jesus Christ in a culture that has lost its way. With a commitment to Gospel-centered learning, Cedarville prepares graduates to lead with confidence, clarity, and purpose. Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Graduate Programs: https://cedar.to/GradPrograms #CedarvilleUniversity #GraduatePrograms #AcademicExcellence #FaithAndLearning #ChristianHigherEd PN: 18V_153 — President Thomas White outlines Cedarville University’s vision for graduate education, focusing on stewardship, academic excellence, and Gospel purpose. He explains how developing God-given gifts through advanced study brings glory to God, serves others, and prepares graduates to influence culture with truth, compassion, and conviction through faith-integrated learning.https://img.youtube.com/vi/rX8GENu8pyA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/rX8GENu8pyA2018-06-18T14:44:19Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/competencies-discipling-a-new-believer-the-synergy-initiative-k5b6begb4da2025-05-21T16:00:28ZCompetencies: Discipling a New Believer | The Synergy InitiativeLearn how to disciple and walk along side a new believer today! Join us as Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Professor of Systematic and Applied Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, discusses how to help a new believer mature in their faith. Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program aims to equip students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Join this transformative journey to deepen your faith and enhance your outreach efforts through our free online resources. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. #Cedarville #SynergyInitiative #Evangelism #ChurchPlantinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/K5B6BEGb4dA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/K5B6BEGb4dA2025-05-21T16:00:28Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-ordo-salutis-part-1-ynx7nd6dtcm2022-11-01T13:00:21ZTheology II: Ordo Salutis (part 1)Union with Christ, Calling, and Conversion with Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University — Why Union with Christ Is the Center of Salvation and How God Calls, Regenerates, and Grows Us in Grace In this lecture Dr. Jeremy Kimble explains why union with Christ is the heart of the ordo salutis, how Romans 8:29–30 orders predestination, calling, justification, and glorification, and how calling, regeneration, repentance, and saving faith actually work when the Spirit and the gospel meet a heart. https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject 0:07 Cedarville announcement and mission 0:27 Union with Christ and the ordo salutis overview (Romans 8:29–30) 1:11 Election implications — assurance, holiness, evangelism, and prayer 2:29 Acts 18 example — Paul stays to preach because God has people in the city 4:54 Universal call vs effectual call; Spirit and gospel intersecting in the heart 6:02 Illustration of effectual call and children responding to an authoritative voice 8:09 Regeneration explained — new birth, new life; Ezekiel, John 3 references 10:00 Freedom from slavery to sin; Galatians 5 and walking by the Spirit 11:56 Conversion = repentance + faith — what repentance and saving faith look like 14:05 What saving faith trusts in — Jesus as Lord, Savior, and greatest treasure (Romans 10:9; John 6:35; John 3:16) 17:00 Turning from idols and treasuring Christ above all as evidence of true faith 20:11 Faith as the human response to God’s grace — by grace through faith 23:11 Illustration on the efficacy of faith — objective finished work of Christ as ground of assurance 26:34 Pastoral Q&A on blind faith, apologetics, and assessing another’s testimony 30:51 Repentance as sorrow that leads to turning — 2 Corinthians 7 and godly grief that produces salvation 34:52 Ongoing sanctification and daily repentance as evidence of life in Christ Dr. Jeremy Kimble grounds soteriology in union with Christ and then walks students through calling, regeneration, conversion, faith, and repentance using scripture from Romans, Acts, John, Ezekiel, Galatians, and 2 Corinthians. The lecture explains the difference between a universal proclamation of the gospel and an effectual call that the Spirit brings to life, shows why evangelism remains essential even when God has “many in the city,” and describes regeneration as radical new life that enables believers to fight the flesh. Saving faith is presented as informed, trusting allegiance to Jesus as Lord and greatest treasure; repentance is godly sorrow that turns toward obedience. Pastoral illustrations and classroom Q&A highlight how to assess testimony, address doubts, and encourage ongoing faith and repentance. Explore the Bible Minor project and related resources https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Plan a visit https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Academicshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/YnX7Nd6DtcM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/YnX7Nd6DtcM2022-11-01T13:00:21Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-hermeneutics-part-1-gmsojntafgk2022-07-19T04:00:12ZTheology I: Hermeneutics (part 1)How We Got the Bible — Canon, Authority, Inerrancy, and Why Christians Trust Scripture https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions 0:27 Creation, conscience, Scripture, and Christ 1:21 Why the Old Testament’s three-part structure matters 1:55 Canon review — what books belong in the Bible 2:20 Criteria for canonicity: orthodoxy, apostolicity, self-authenticating Scripture 2:45 The rule of faith and Scripture interpreting Scripture 3:16 Apostolicity in relation to Ephesians 2:20 4:02 Internal consistency and external verification 5:04 Story of addressing alleged contradictions 6:34 Archaeology, the Dead Sea Scrolls, manuscript confidence 7:05 Addressing scribal variants and textual criticism 8:39 Manuscript evidence compared to classical literature 10:19 Early recognition of biblical books 10:38 Trusting God’s providence in preserving Scripture 11:04 Why Luke, Mark, and Hebrews belong 12:22 Visual overview of biblical books 13:04 Four “C”s: confession, canon, covenants, Christ 14:03 Why ordering of Scripture matters for the biblical story 15:14 Covenants pointing forward to the Messiah 16:19 Questions on canonical ordering 16:48 How the Hebrew Bible creates a narrative trajectory 16:59 Church history: patristic, medieval, Reformation 17:44 Scripture and tradition — sola scriptura clarified 18:19 Enlightenment influence and the rise of liberalism 18:45 Schleiermacher and modern views of fallibility 19:51 Neo-orthodoxy and the “Bible becomes the word of God” 20:24 Evaluating Peter Enns on Mosaic authorship 22:15 Student responses — implications for Christ’s deity and truthfulness 23:35 Christ’s view of Moses and Scripture 24:24 The authority Jesus exercised over tradition 26:02 Why undermining Jesus’ words collapses biblical authority 26:55 Defining key doctrines: inspiration, inerrancy, infallibility 29:01 Authority of Scripture and submission to God’s word 30:17 Necessity, sufficiency, clarity of Scripture 31:44 Illumination — how the Spirit enables understanding 32:52 Natural person vs. spiritual discernment (1 Corinthians 2) 34:02 Final application — living under the authority of the Word 34:53 Encouragement to read Scripture and pursue godliness on campus This lecture continues the doctrine of revelation by exploring how the Christian canon was formed and why Scripture carries unique authority. Students examine natural and special revelation, the role of the apostles and prophets, and the early church’s recognition of the canon. The professor explains criteria such as orthodoxy, apostolicity, internal consistency, and external verification, including manuscript evidence and the Dead Sea Scrolls. He addresses questions about scribal variants, authorship concerns, and whether books like Mark, Luke, or Hebrews fit apostolic criteria. The session also surveys historical approaches to Scripture from the patristic era to the Reformation, critiques modern liberal and neo-orthodox views, and evaluates claims that Jesus accommodated first-century tradition. The class concludes with key doctrines of inspiration, inerrancy, infallibility, clarity, necessity, sufficiency, and illumination — and a call for students to live under Scripture’s authority and make conversations about the Bible normal in campus life. Explore Bible and theology programs at Cedarville Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #BiblicalCanon #DoctrineOfScripture #Inerrancy #SpecialRevelation #CedarvilleUniversity #AuthorityOfScripturehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/gMSojnTAfgk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/gMSojnTAfgk2022-07-19T04:00:12Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/how-to-view-a-new-program-degree-6no5xj9esga2026-03-04T21:20:34ZHow to View a New Program DegreeLearn how to use the "View a New Program" feature in Student Planning to explore different majors. This tutorial shows how to review program requirements, identify overlapping courses, and understand which classes are completed, in progress, planned, or not started so you can confidently plan your academic future.https://img.youtube.com/vi/6nO5Xj9ESgA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/6nO5Xj9ESgA2026-03-04T21:20:34Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/multiplication-gaining-by-loss-the-synergy-initiative-ed3uidhb45g2025-06-11T16:00:19ZMultiplication: Gaining by Loss | The Synergy InitiativeJoin us as Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Professor of Systematic and Applied Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, as he talks about the process of church planting, replanting, and revitalization and how to evaluate your church's role in these processes. Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program equips students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Immerse yourself in a transformative journey where Scripture shapes your character, convictions, and calling. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. #Cedarville #SynergyInitiative #Evangelism #ChurchPlantinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/ED3uiDhB45g/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ED3uiDhB45g2025-06-11T16:00:19Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/rotc-at-cedarville-brings-life-change-vmxujp74oh42018-09-13T18:44:47ZROTC at Cedarville Brings Life ChangeCedarville Army ROTC develops leaders through rigorous training, academics, and spiritual growth. Start your leadership journey today: https://cedar.to/Admissions Army ROTC at Cedarville University offers a transformative experience that prepares students to become strong leaders, disciplined thinkers, and committed followers of Christ. Through a combination of physical training, military science classes, and leadership labs, students are challenged to grow physically, mentally, and spiritually. This holistic approach equips cadets with the skills needed to succeed both in the military and in everyday life. Students in the ROTC program develop critical thinking and decision-making abilities by facing real-world challenges and participating in field training exercises. These hands-on experiences build confidence, resilience, and leadership under pressure. At the same time, Cedarville’s distinctives — including daily Chapel and a built-in Bible minor — ensure that spiritual growth remains central, helping students apply Scripture to every area of life. #CedarvilleUniversity #ArmyROTC #LeadershipDevelopment #MilitaryTraining #ChristianCollege #ROTC — Cedarville’s Army ROTC program equips students to lead with confidence, character, and faith. Through rigorous training, academic excellence, and spiritual development, cadets gain the tools needed for military service and lifelong success, preparing them to serve as leaders both in the Army and in their communities.https://img.youtube.com/vi/VmXujP74oh4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/VmXujP74oh42018-09-13T18:44:47Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-social-studies-education-at-cedarville-university-9y8_lnprg9k2025-06-05T19:46:24ZWhy Study Social Studies Education at Cedarville University?Why Study Social Studies Education at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/SocialStudiesEd Do you have a passion for history, government, geography, or other areas of social studies? At Cedarville University, our accredited adolescent and young adult (AYA) social studies education major prepares you to teach grades 7–12 in both Christian and public schools. Taught by experienced faculty who integrate a biblical worldview into every class, you’ll gain the training and licensure needed to step confidently into the classroom. Cedarville’s program equips you not just to teach content, but to make an eternal difference in your students’ lives. Through theological grounding, intellectual training, and real-world teaching experience, you’ll be prepared to impact culture for Christ as you guide students in discovering the richness of history, civic engagement, and global understanding. Your calling as a teacher provides daily opportunities to serve students and colleagues alike. At Cedarville, you’ll also benefit from a close-knit Christian community, strong mentorship, and lasting connections that support you throughout your career. When you graduate, you’ll be ready to engage young minds, foster curiosity, and inspire the next generation — all for the glory of Christ. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #SocialStudiesEducation #TeachingDegree #ChristianCollege #FaithAndLearning PN: 25-0002 — Prepare to teach and to serve as a Christ-centered educator through Cedarville University’s social studies education program.https://img.youtube.com/vi/9Y8_LNpRG9k/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/9Y8_LNpRG9k2025-06-05T19:46:24Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-choose-cedarville-s-online-ma-in-communication-and-organizational-leadership-uo6e5iyorog2025-12-02T21:54:24ZWhy Choose Cedarville’s Online MA in Communication and Organizational Leadership?Cedarville University’s online MA in Communication and Organizational Leadership (MACOL) is designed for today’s leaders who need more than good ideas — they need clarity, conviction, and the ability to influence organizational culture for good. In a world filled with noise, teams need leaders who can cut through the clutter, communicate vision, and build strong, purpose-driven workplaces. This fully online, 33-credit program equips you to do exactly that. Through this biblically grounded degree, you will strengthen your communication skills so you can connect, guide, and motivate with impact. You will learn to manage complex team dynamics with integrity and wisdom while developing strategic thinking that allows you to lead change with confidence. Whether you’re navigating rapid organizational shifts or stepping into new leadership responsibilities, this program provides the tools you need to lead with excellence and serve others well. The MACOL program also gives you the ability to personalize your training through four specialized tracks: Professional Leadership, Digital Communication and Marketing, Healthcare Management, and Social Media and Cybersecurity. Each track allows you to tailor your coursework to your career goals while gaining practical skills that translate directly into your current or future leadership roles. Cedarville’s online format is flexible and built for working professionals. You’ll study under faculty who integrate their academic expertise with a biblical worldview, helping you approach leadership not just as a skill set but as a calling. When you graduate, you will be prepared to lead with conviction, communicate with purpose, and influence your organization in ways that honor Christ. #GraduateStudies #LeadershipDevelopment #CedarvilleUniversity #OnlineMasters #FaithAndLeadership #OrganizationalLeadershiphttps://img.youtube.com/vi/uO6E5iYorog/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/uO6E5iYorog2025-12-02T21:54:24Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/international-student-testimonies-vi58adkw3dw2023-10-27T15:49:53ZInternational Student TestimoniesInternational students find community, support, and growth at Cedarville University. Start your journey at Cedarville: https://cedar.to/Admissions Discover how Cedarville University supports international students through intentional guidance, meaningful relationships, and a Christ-centered community. From step-by-step help before arrival to a dedicated international orientation, students are equipped to navigate life in the U.S. and feel at home on campus. International Student Services walks alongside students from day one, helping them adjust to both Cedarville and American culture. Arriving early allows international students to build friendships and connections before classes begin, creating a strong sense of belonging. #CedarvilleUniversity #InternationalStudents #StudyInUSA #CampusLife #ChristianUniversity — International students at Cedarville are supported from arrival through graduation, building friendships and gaining global perspectives in a welcoming, Christ-centered environment.https://img.youtube.com/vi/vI58AdKW3dw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/vI58AdKW3dw2023-10-27T15:49:53Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/introduction-to-the-synergy-initiative-i7cii5ustso2025-12-16T03:18:57ZIntroduction to The Synergy InitiativeThis message from Cedarville University’s Synergy Initiative introduces how students can engage in church membership, church planting, strategic disciple making, and campus-based training to send faithful Christians into neighborhoods, cities, and the nations. Learn more about the Synergy Initiative: https://cedarville.edu/Synergy Timestamps: 0:00 Opening and origin story 0:33 Faith Baptist Church and camp memories 1:39 Observing darkness on a major university campus 2:31 The conviction that campus discipleship must change 4:46 Research and sobering church statistics 9:59 God is at work and the definition of synergy 11:11 Synergy Initiative mission — mobilize, train, multiply together 13:09 Encouraging church membership and local outreach 13:37 GO trips and applications open 14:12 Seminars and workshops this semester 15:23 Considering pastoral or vocational ministry 16:20 Living on mission in jobs, neighborhoods, and everyday life 17:04 Vision for graduating students to be strategically sent 18:25 Normal Christianity makes disciples and cares for the nations This Synergy Initiative message frames a simple but urgent vision: Cedarville students are being equipped to make their one life count by investing in discipleship, joining local churches, and working together to plant and revitalize healthy churches. Dr. Jeremy Kimble shares personal stories from home churches and camps, describes the discouraging decline in church health across the country, and offers a hopeful path forward through intentional disciple making and strategic sending. Students are encouraged to join a church, engage in local outreach, consider GO trips, attend Synergy seminars and workshops, and leverage everyday contexts — jobs, neighborhoods, recreation — as opportunities to reach people with the Gospel. The session emphasizes the power of synergy, the combined effort of students who go together to strengthen churches and multiply disciples in a wide range of contexts. Learn more and take your next step at Cedarville: Admissions — https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid — https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus — https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs — https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #SynergyInitiative #CedarvilleUniversity #Discipleship #ChurchPlanting #CampusMinistry #StudentMissions #HealthyChurcheshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/i7Cii5ustso/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/i7Cii5ustso2025-12-16T03:18:57Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/competencies-identify-and-join-a-healthy-church-the-synergy-initiative-gygjddqlmq42025-05-07T16:01:00ZCompetencies: Identify and Join a Healthy Church | The Synergy InitiativeLearn to how to find and be a healthy church community today! Join us as Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Professor of Systematic and Applied Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, discusses how to identify a healthy church and how to be a healthy church member. Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program aims to equip students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Join this transformative journey to deepen your faith and enhance your outreach efforts through our free online resources. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. #Cedarville #SynergyInitiative #Evangelism #ChurchPlantinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/gyGjDDqLmq4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/gyGjDDqLmq42025-05-07T16:01:00Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/130th-annual-commencement-of-cedarville-university-10-a-m-kzu_44v_63s2026-05-03T04:22:29Z130th Annual Commencement of Cedarville University | 10 a.m.Cedarville University looks forward to welcoming family and friends of our graduates to this year's commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 2, 2026, in the Doden Field House at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. We give thanks to God for His provision as we celebrate the accomplishments of the class of 2026. The 10 a.m. ceremony will include graduates from the following departments/schools: Allied Health, Education, Engineering and Computer Science, Nursing, Pharmacy, Psychology, and Social Work. Each class of 2026 graduate who plans to participate in their assigned commencement ceremony will receive eight tickets for seating in the Doden Field House. Overflow seating for those without tickets will be available for both ceremonies in the Dixon Ministry Center (DMC) Recital Hall. Find more information about tickets, seating, photography, parking, and lodging, visit https://cedarville.edu/Commencement!https://img.youtube.com/vi/KzU_44v_63s/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/KzU_44v_63s2026-05-03T04:22:29Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/top-of-mind-february-2026-update-jo_furlvlf82026-02-13T21:14:21ZTop of Mind — February 2026 UpdateWinter fun, campus growth, and new academic programs at Cedarville University! Plan your visit today: https://cedar.to/Visit Even with snow on the ground and freezing temperatures, campus life at Cedarville University hasn’t slowed down. Students took a brief break to enjoy the winter weather, building snowmen and making memories together. But behind the scenes, significant progress continues across campus — including construction on the Bolthouse Academic Center, which is quickly taking shape. This new academic facility represents continued investment in student learning and the future of Christian higher education. Timestamps: 0:00 Snow day and campus life 0:19 Bolthouse Academic Center construction update 0:28 Trustee meeting and leadership impact 0:48 Launching a new theological seminary 1:04 New online degrees in primary education and psychology 1:22 Students attend the National March for Life in Washington, D.C. At a recent trustee meeting, University leaders reaffirmed their commitment to biblical faithfulness and the mission of Cedarville. With 50% of trustees serving as pastors and others bringing business expertise, the board continues to provide strong spiritual and strategic leadership. A key decision from that meeting was the launch of a new theological seminary. Cedarville already serves 221 graduate students in theological programs, and this next step strengthens its commitment to training ministry leaders grounded in Scripture. The University is also expanding access through two new affordable online degrees in primary education and psychology — programs designed to equip students with a strong biblical worldview in every classroom. In addition, students recently traveled overnight to Washington, D.C., to participate in the National March for Life, publicly affirming that Cedarville University supports life. Explore Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Apply to Cedarville: https://cedar.to/Admissions Learn About Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Schedule a Campus Visit: https://cedar.to/Visit #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianUniversity #BolthouseAcademicCenter #TheologicalSeminary #OnlineDegrees #MarchForLife #BiblicalWorldview PN: 26-0017 — From winter fun on campus to major academic milestones, Cedarville University continues advancing its mission. With construction progress on the Bolthouse Academic Center, the launch of a new theological seminary, new online degrees in primary education and psychology, and students standing for life in Washington, D.C., this update highlights growth, faithfulness, and momentum across campus.https://img.youtube.com/vi/Jo_fURlVLF8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Jo_fURlVLF82026-02-13T21:14:21Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/from-the-class-of-2026-thank-you-parents-125kg0btcva2026-05-02T01:29:33ZFrom the Class of 2026: Thank You, Parents!Cedarville University seniors share heartfelt thank-you messages to their parents, reflecting on the encouragement, financial support, and constant care that shaped their college experience. From long drives and plane tickets to late-night phone calls, prayers, and care packages, these students highlight the everyday and extraordinary ways their families made Cedarville possible. These stories point to parents who supported their faith, encouraged big decisions like study abroad opportunities in India and Uganda, and walked with them through challenges, major changes, and personal growth. Many students describe their parents as a reflection of Christ’s love and provision throughout their time at Cedarville. Apply to Cedarville: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid Info: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #ThankYouMomAndDad #ChristianCollege #StudentStories #CollegeJourney PN: 26-0368 — Cedarville seniors express gratitude to their parents for their constant support, sacrifice, and encouragement. From financial help to faithful prayers, the powerful role family plays in shaping a meaningful college experience is clear in these heartfelt messages.https://img.youtube.com/vi/125kg0bTcvA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/125kg0bTcvA2026-05-02T01:29:33Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-university-by-the-numbers-ks-s-qrer642026-02-05T22:26:05ZCedarville University by the NumbersFind a Christ-centered university where faith, academics, and purpose shape your future. Apply to Cedarville University: https://cedar.to/Apply At Cedarville University, you’ll join 7,265 students who are serious about their relationship with Jesus Christ and committed to living out His purpose. With more than 175 programs of study, Cedarville combines strong academics with a biblical worldview to prepare students for meaningful careers and ministries. Students come from 48 states and 73 countries, creating a diverse community and a powerful global network. Outside the classroom, Cedarville students serve through more than 50 local and global ministries and grow spiritually in over 100 discipleship groups on campus. These opportunities help students develop leadership, character, and a heart for service. Cedarville also offers a vibrant campus life, including 17 NCAA Division II varsity sports. The Cedarville Yellow Jackets compete with excellence, teamwork, and integrity. Known as a great university for a great price, Cedarville’s average freshman financial aid package exceeds $26,000. Students are high achievers, averaging a 26 ACT, 1240 SAT, and a 3.97 high school GPA. Graduates are well prepared for what comes next. Within six months of graduation, 98.1% are employed or enrolled in graduate school. At Cedarville, you’ll make the most of your 10,000 days and graduate bolder, wiser, and closer to Christ. Apply to Cedarville University: https://cedar.to/Apply Explore financial aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit campus: https://cedar.to/Visit View academic programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianCollege #ChristCenteredEducation #CollegeAdmissions #FaithAndLearning PN: 26-0267 — Cedarville University is a Christ-centered university where students grow academically, spiritually, and personally. With strong programs, generous financial aid, and excellent career outcomes, Cedarville prepares students to live with purpose and follow Christ beyond graduation.https://img.youtube.com/vi/kS-s-qrer64/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/kS-s-qrer64https://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-genesis-1-3-pupy02a2mkk2021-01-18T13:30:06ZOld Testament | Genesis 1-3Dr. Miller demonstrates looking at Old Testament history from a theological perspective, revealing who God is, using the first three chapters of Genesis. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/pUPy02a2MKk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/pUPy02a2MKk2021-01-18T13:30:06Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-strategic-innovation-at-cedarville-university-ka4umr_-wrw2026-05-14T17:13:10ZWhy Study Strategic Innovation at Cedarville University?Advance your career with creative problem-solving and innovation skills! Learn more about this program: https://cedar.to/MASI In today’s fast-changing world, organizations need leaders who can think creatively and solve complex problems. Cedarville University’s online Master of Arts in Strategic Innovation (MASI) is designed to equip you with the tools to lead with innovation and purpose. This unique program — a collaboration between Cedarville’s Plaster School of Business and the International Center for Creativity in Columbus, Ohio — blends design thinking, strategic analysis, and hands-on learning. Through real-world projects, case studies, and experiential learning, you’ll develop a “problem worth solving” and build the skills to drive meaningful change. Choose from three specialized concentrations to match your goals: business analytics and visualization, business innovation, or healthcare innovation. Whether you work in business, healthcare, ministry, or beyond, this flexible, fully online program prepares you to foster creativity, lead teams, and contribute to growth through a biblical worldview. If you’re ready to become a more innovative thinker and impactful leader, Cedarville’s MASI program will help you take the next step. Apply to Cedarville: https://cedar.to/Apply Explore Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid View Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #StrategicInnovation #CreativeLeadership #OnlineMasters #BusinessInnovation #ProblemSolving PN: 26-0567 — Cedarville University’s Master of Arts in Strategic Innovation (MASI) equips professionals to lead with creativity and purpose. This short video highlights how the flexible, fully online program develops problem-solving skills through real-world application, preparing graduates to drive innovation across industries while integrating a biblical worldview.https://img.youtube.com/vi/KA4umr_-WRw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/KA4umr_-WRw2026-05-14T17:13:10Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-molecular-biology-at-cedarville-university-53jjcz-v_s02025-06-05T19:41:09ZWhy Study Molecular Biology at Cedarville University?Why Study Molecular Biology at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions If you’re passionate about science and want to honor your Creator through your studies, Cedarville University’s molecular biology major may be the perfect fit. This program prepares you for careers in biotechnology or for graduate studies in medicine, genetics, molecular biology, and other fields within the biological sciences. Cedarville is one of only a few conservative Christian universities offering a major in molecular biology, a field that is rapidly growing and shaping the future of healthcare and research. As a student, you’ll explore the foundations of life at the molecular level while engaging in hands-on learning experiences that develop both your academic knowledge and practical skills. What makes Cedarville distinct is the integration of a biblical worldview into every course. You won’t just study science for science’s sake — you’ll learn how your work in the lab and beyond can glorify God and serve others. Whether your next step is medical school, graduate research, or the biotechnology industry, you’ll be equipped with the training, values, and perspective to make an eternal impact. Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Explore programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #MolecularBiology #ChristianEducation #Biotech #STEMhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/53JjcZ-v_s0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/53JjcZ-v_s02025-06-05T19:41:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/nextgen-pharmds-from-cedarville-to-a-residency-at-john-hopkins-hospital-fkdacksecbm2026-01-22T21:16:40ZNextGen PharmDs: From Cedarville to a residency at John Hopkins Hospital!Meet a Cedarville University School of Pharmacy graduate who’s making a difference in patients’ lives every day. In this short spotlight, Luke O'Brien tells his story of how Cedarville’s rigorous academic foundation and specialized elective courses equipped him to work as a resident at John Hopkins Hospital. ➡️ Where could your career in pharmacy take you? Explore the possibilities: https://cedar.to/NextGenPharmDs #CedarvilleUniversity #PharmacySchool #HealthcareCareers #FaithInAction #PharmD #ChristianEducation PN: 26-0335 — Cedarville University School of Pharmacy grad Luke O'Brien tells his story of how Cedarville’s rigorous academic foundation and specialized elective courses equipped him to work as a resident at John Hopkins Hospital.https://img.youtube.com/vi/FkDaCKSECbM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/FkDaCKSECbM2026-01-22T21:16:40Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/use-your-cedarville-partner-benefits-5in5_andepa2023-10-18T19:58:59ZUse Your Cedarville Partner BenefitsThe Graduate School at Cedarville University partners with organizations to offer high-quality, biblically faithful graduate education at a discounted rate. Your generous benefit is easy to access, and it stays in effect for as long as you remain actively enrolled.https://img.youtube.com/vi/5In5_andePA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/5In5_andePA2023-10-18T19:58:59Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-cedarville-university-christ-centered-academically-excellent-life-changing-afbv57530k2026-02-16T14:09:21ZWelcome to Cedarville University | Christ-Centered. Academically Excellent. Life-Changing.Welcome to Cedarville University — where academic excellence meets a bold commitment to Christ. This video offers a glimpse into the heart of Cedarville: a community grounded in God’s Word, driven by a passion for learning, and committed to preparing students for lives of purpose and Kingdom impact. From rigorous academics and vibrant campus life to meaningful relationships and spiritual growth, Cedarville equips students to think deeply, live faithfully, and lead courageously. At Cedarville, education is more than earning a degree. It’s about transformation — developing knowledge, character, and conviction that will shape a lifetime of influence. Whether in the classroom, chapel, residence halls, or the global marketplace, students are challenged to pursue excellence for the glory of God. Discover what makes Cedarville University a place where faith and learning thrive together. #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianEducation #FaithAndLearning #CollegeExperience #HigherEducation PN: 26-0042 — Experience Cedarville University. See how a Christ-centered education prepares students to live with purpose, lead with conviction, and make a lasting Kingdom impact.https://img.youtube.com/vi/-AfBv57530k/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/-AfBv57530k2026-02-16T14:09:21Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-i-chose-cedarville-for-athletic-training-student-spotlight-dennis-kistulinec-qliv1simn8y2025-09-17T20:28:02ZWhy I Chose Cedarville for Athletic Training | Student Spotlight: Dennis KistulinecWhy I Chose Cedarville for Athletic Training | Student Spotlight: Dennis Kistulinec Learn more about Cedarville’s Master of Athletic Training program: https://cedarville.edu/MAT Hear from Dennis Kistulinec , a Cedarville University student, as he shares why he chose to pursue his athletic training degree at Cedarville. From the Christ-centered community to the high-quality education, Dennis explains how Cedarville felt like home from the very beginning. For Dennis, the decision was clear — Cedarville’s Christ-centered environment, outstanding education, and supportive community offered the perfect place to grow both academically and spiritually. As an athletic training student, he is gaining the knowledge and skills needed for a successful career while deepening his faith in a community that encourages him to pursue excellence for God’s glory. Interested in exploring how Cedarville can help you pursue your passion in athletic training and healthcare? Take the next step today: Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #AthleticTraining #CedarvilleUniversity #StudentSpotlight #ChristianEducation #MATProgramhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/qlIv1sIMN8Y/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/qlIv1sIMN8Y2025-09-17T20:28:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-choose-a-literature-minor-at-cedarville-university-sesb6lb0jli2026-01-06T20:34:23ZWhy Choose a Literature Minor at Cedarville University? Why study literature at Cedarville University? Deepen your understanding of culture, history, and faith through a literature minor that complements any major. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions The study of literature is a powerful way to expand your perspective and strengthen your education. At Cedarville University, the literature minor enriches your knowledge of Western, American, and British literature while enhancing your appreciation of the English language. Through a variety of elective options, you can shape the program to match your academic and personal interests. Because the literature minor is designed to be paired with another field of study, it complements a wide range of majors. Students often combine it with English, Music, or Theatre, but it can also strengthen many other academic paths by offering a richer understanding of storytelling, cultural history, and human experience. Rooted in Cedarville’s distinctly Christian environment, your literature studies will not only expand your academic horizons but also help you think critically about the world and your calling within it. Explore Cedarville University’s literature and English programs today: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #Literature #ChristianEducation #EnglishStudies #FaithAndLearninghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/sEsb6lb0JLI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/sEsb6lb0JLIhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-environmental-science-at-cedarville-university-bz52poj2nag2025-06-05T19:34:48ZWhy Study Environmental Science at Cedarville University?Why Study Environmental Science at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/EnvScience Passionate about caring for God’s creation? Cedarville’s distinctly Christian environmental science major equips you to study the natural world, steward it wisely, and prepare for a meaningful career in conservation, restoration, or environmental education — all while growing in your faith. At Cedarville, environmental science isn’t just about solving today’s ecological challenges. It’s about recognizing God as Creator and responding with stewardship and service. You’ll gain broad scientific preparation across biology, chemistry, geology, and ecology while developing a strong biblical foundation that integrates faith and science. Graduates are well prepared for careers in wildlife biology, soil and water management, environmental restoration, and education, or for further study in graduate programs. More importantly, they leave Cedarville ready to glorify Christ through both their work and their witness. If you want to blend your love of science with your passion for honoring the Creator, Cedarville University will help you build the knowledge, skills, and spiritual depth to make a lasting impact. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #EnvironmentalScience #ChristianEducation #CreationCare #BiblicalWorldview PN: 25-0002 — Passionate about caring for God’s creation? Cedarville’s distinctly Christian environmental science major equips you to study the natural world, steward it wisely, and prepare for a meaningful career in conservation, restoration, or environmental education — all while growing in your faith.https://img.youtube.com/vi/BZ52pOj2nag/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/BZ52pOj2nag2025-06-05T19:34:48Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/academics-science-and-mathematics-sn7l4pyk-6q2016-07-13T19:55:56ZAcademics: Science and MathematicsScience and math majors at Cedarville offer rigorous academics, research, and a Christ-centered perspective. Explore science and math programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Cedarville University’s Science and Math Department includes 30 full-time faculty across chemistry, biology, physics, geology, and math. Students can choose from diverse majors like BS or BA in biology or molecular and cellular biology while benefiting from interdisciplinary coursework that builds collaboration and critical thinking skills. Professors hold PhDs, are active in research, and mentor students through hands-on projects. These opportunities allow students to engage in current scientific work and gain valuable experience before graduate school. Faculty also invest in students holistically, emphasizing ethics and the application of knowledge through a Christ-centered lens. #CedarvilleUniversity #STEMEducation #ChristianCollege #UndergraduateResearch #CollegeSearch — Cedarville’s science and math programs combine strong academics, research, and faith integration. Students gain hands-on experience, engage in meaningful scientific discussions, and graduate prepared for advanced study and STEM careers.https://img.youtube.com/vi/SN7L4PyK-6Q/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/SN7L4PyK-6Q2016-07-13T19:55:56Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-maddox-hall-dorm-tour-8e7pd1mehm2025-12-15T19:00:18Z Welcome to Maddox Hall! | Dorm Tour Whether you're catching up with friends or studying for a big test, Maddox Hall offers the perfect space for it all! Follow along as RA Elli Bitner walks us through the residence hall and see why it's a Cedarville favorite! ➡️ Read more about Maddox at: https://cedar.to/cqZjRY #Cedarville #DormTour #ResidenceHallhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/-8e7pd1mehM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/-8e7pd1mehMhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/marshall-hall-360-tour-yqjiyb0lkr02025-12-15T19:00:24ZMarshall Hall | 360 TourA 360 degree tour of Marshall Hall at Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/YQjIyB0Lkr0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/YQjIyB0Lkr0https://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-finance-at-cedarville-university-d8ipng34ek42025-12-12T21:38:29ZWhy Study Finance at Cedarville University? DO NOT USEWhy Study Finance at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Are you preparing for a rewarding career in finance? Cedarville University’s finance major, offered through the Robert W. Plaster School of Business, equips you for careers in banking, insurance, investments, and corporate finance while grounding your studies in a biblical worldview. As a finance student, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills needed for roles such as financial analyst, security analyst, financial planner, or account executive. Your coursework will cover critical areas of finance and investments while emphasizing ethical decision-making and stewardship. At Cedarville, your education goes beyond career training. You’ll be mentored by experienced professors who integrate Scripture into every class, preparing you to excel professionally while honoring Christ in the workplace. This combination of academic rigor and biblical integration ensures that you graduate not only ready for a successful career but also equipped to make a lasting Gospel impact through your vocation. Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Schedule a visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Explore business programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #FinanceDegree #ChristianEducation #BusinessMajor #FaithAndWorkhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/D8ipNg34eK4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/D8ipNg34eK4https://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/affordable-college-credit-for-christian-schools-cedarville-university-dual-enrollment-i3vsh4ae8_w2026-02-05T16:51:31ZAffordable College Credit for Christian Schools | Cedarville University Dual EnrollmentStudents and parents want an affordable way to earn college credit early! Explore the Dual Enrollment Christian School Partnership: https://cedarville.edu/CSP Students today are eager to get a head start on college, and parents are looking for practical ways to reduce the cost of higher education. Cedarville University’s Dual Enrollment Christian School Partnership program offers a clear, biblically faithful solution designed specifically for Christian schools. Through this partnership, your students will join more than 2,000 high school students nationwide who are already earning dual credit through Cedarville University. Courses are taught directly on your campus, combining the strength of your teachers with the academic oversight of Cedarville’s credentialed faculty. Cedarville professors serve as the primary faculty of record, while your teachers instruct, grade, mentor, and support students in the classroom. The program includes a full range of general education and liberal arts foundation courses that align with core subject areas such as English, math, social studies, and science. This alignment allows schools to integrate dual enrollment seamlessly into their existing curriculum without compromising on academic rigor or biblical conviction. Affordability is a key advantage. With tuition set at just $65 per credit hour, families can steward their college investment wisely while students gain confidence and momentum toward a university degree. Schools gain a trusted higher education partner, students gain meaningful college credit, and parents gain peace of mind. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #DualEnrollment #ChristianSchools #CollegeCredit #HigherEducation #cedarvilleuniversity PN: 26-0330 — Cedarville University’s Dual Enrollment Christian School Partnership helps students earn affordable college credit while remaining rooted in biblical faithfulness. Through accredited courses taught on your campus, schools expand academic opportunities, families reduce college costs, and students take confident steps toward their future.https://img.youtube.com/vi/I3VSh4AE8_w/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/I3VSh4AE8_w2026-02-05T16:51:31Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-what-is-the-biblical-gospel-part-1-obeqyxarzo42023-12-01T17:00:47ZBible and the Gospel | What is the Biblical Gospel? (Part 1)What is the biblical Gospel, and why does it matter? In this first lecture of Cedarville University’s Bible and the Gospel course — the opening class in the Bible Minor Project — Dr. Trent Rogers helps us explore what Scripture teaches about the Gospel message, the proper response of faith, and the new life that follows. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction: Bible and the Gospel course overview 0:39 Course objectives and learning outcomes 1:50 Spiritual disciplines and Habits of Grace 2:38 The role of the local church 3:29 Understanding Scripture: inerrancy, perspicuity, and interpretation 5:01 Cedarville University’s mission: excellent education and intentional discipleship 6:18 Matthew 13:44 — the Gospel as treasure 8:25 2 Corinthians 3:18 — transformation through beholding Christ 10:53 Course structure: Gospel, disciplines, doctrine of Scripture, interpretation 13:32 What is the Gospel? Why it matters most 15:20 Real-life example: sharing the Gospel at life’s end 19:30 The Gospel as the message of first importance 23:31 Key texts: 1 Corinthians 15 and Romans 1 In this video, you will learn how Cedarville University defines the biblical Gospel as a message of salvation centered on Jesus Christ — His death for our sins, His burial, and His resurrection in accordance with the Scriptures. The course emphasizes not only academic study but also personal spiritual growth, habits of grace, and engagement in the local church. Students are encouraged to practice biblically oriented disciplines like prayer, Scripture meditation, and community life. Ultimately, this course aims to shape believers who experience joy in Christ and transformation through His Word while preparing them to serve faithfully in their churches and in God’s global mission. Explore more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project and how every undergraduate student is equipped with a foundation in Scripture: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinor #GospelTeaching #BiblicalGospel #ChristianEducationhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/obeqyxarZo4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/obeqyxarZo42023-12-01T17:00:47Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-international-studies-at-cedarville-prz75yppjnc2025-09-04T20:52:10ZWhy Study International Studies at Cedarville?Why Study International Studies at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/InternationalStudies Do you want to understand the world more deeply and make a Christ-centered impact across cultures? Cedarville University’s International Studies program equips you to think globally, analyze diverse perspectives, and express your views with clarity — all while integrating your knowledge with faith in Christ. This distinctly Christian approach prepares you for success in international careers, missions, government, business, or graduate study. As an international studies major, you’ll explore politics, history, culture, and communication from a global perspective. You’ll be challenged to evaluate world issues critically, defend your ideas, and engage thoughtfully with different worldviews. With faculty committed to biblical integration, your studies will prepare you to influence the world for Christ with integrity and wisdom. If you’re pursuing another major, the international studies minor offers an excellent way to broaden your education. You can choose courses such as World Religions, International Business, Global Issues, and Intercultural Communication — gaining valuable cross-cultural insight that complements any degree and career path. At Cedarville, international studies isn’t just about academics; it’s about preparing you to serve Christ in a world that needs His truth. You’ll graduate ready to lead, work, and minister in diverse international contexts. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #InternationalStudies #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianEducation #GlobalCareers #FaithAndLearning #WorldEngagement PN: 25-0002 — Cedarville University’s International Studies program equips you to think globally, analyze diverse perspectives, and express your views with clarity — all while integrating your knowledge with faith in Christ.https://img.youtube.com/vi/PRz75YPpJNc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/PRz75YPpJNc2025-09-04T20:52:10Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-emergency-medical-training-at-cedarville-university-29nfetbyj-s2025-06-05T19:31:57ZWhy Study Emergency Medical Training at Cedarville University?Why Study Emergency Medical Training at Cedarville University? https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Want to add a valuable skill set to your degree and prepare to serve others with excellence? Cedarville’s Emergency Medical Training (EMT) course equips you with the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to provide life-saving care — whether in your community, on the mission field, or as part of your career. Offered through Cedarville University’s Continuing Education, this non-credit EMS program prepares you to sit for the National Registry Exam and become certified to provide emergency care in pre-hospital settings. With an 80% pass rate, Cedarville students graduate ready to meet urgent needs with confidence and Christlike compassion. The training combines classroom learning with real-world simulations, giving you practical experience for responding effectively in critical situations. After successfully completing the course and passing the exam, you’ll also have the opportunity to earn 3 transfer credits toward your Cedarville degree. Open to students from any major, Emergency Medical Training is a powerful complement to programs like nursing, allied health, biology, and beyond. More than a credential, it’s a way to use your skills to serve others and glorify God. Take the next step today: Admissions — https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid — https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus — https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs — https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #EmergencyMedicalTraining #ChristianEducation #EMS #BiblicalWorldviewhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/29NfETBYj-s/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/29NfETBYj-s2025-06-05T19:31:57Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-choose-an-arts-administration-minor-at-cedarville-university-qb457-_skfs2025-08-21T20:50:44ZWhy Choose an Arts Administration Minor at Cedarville University?Why Choose an Arts Administration Minor at Cedarville University? https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions The Arts Administration minor at Cedarville University equips you to combine your passion for the arts with the practical skills of business and management. Whether your interests lie in music, theatre, or visual arts, this program helps you develop the leadership, organizational, and communication abilities needed to support and grow arts organizations. As part of the minor, you’ll take courses that blend artistic understanding with administrative expertise, including topics like arts management, organizational leadership, marketing, and nonprofit operations. This unique combination prepares you for roles in arts organizations, cultural institutions, and community programs where creative expression and business strategy meet. Designed to complement majors in music, theatre, business, or other related fields, the Arts Administration minor enhances your studies and broadens your career opportunities. Graduates are well-prepared for positions in arts advocacy, event planning, nonprofit leadership, and arts programming. At Cedarville, every program is built on a biblical foundation. The Arts Administration minor will not only sharpen your professional skills but also prepare you to serve with excellence and integrity as you steward the arts for the glory of God. Learn more about: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #ArtsAdministration #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianUniversity #ArtsLeadership #ArtsAndBusiness #FaithAndLearninghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/qB457-_Skfs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/qB457-_Skfs2025-08-21T20:50:44Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-walker-hall-dorm-tour-1xhtpbrjs2u2026-01-12T16:18:54ZWelcome to Walker Hall! | Dorm TourJoin RA Caleb Peoples in a tour of Walker Hall at Cedarville University and discover what makes it one of the most talked-about residence halls on campus! ➡️ Learn more about Walker Hall at: https://www.cedarville.edu/student-life/residence-life/residence-halls/walker-hall #DormTour #CampusLiving #WalkerHall #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/1xHTpBRJS2U/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/1xHTpBRJS2Uhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/parker-hall-360-tour-4yl21sxktog2021-07-29T14:27:44ZParker Hall | 360 TourTour Parker Hall and the Dunn Center at Cedarville University. Schedule your campus visit today: https://cedar.to/Visit Get an inside look at Parker Hall during this virtual tour at Cedarville University. Built in 2020 and named after Reverend James D. Parker — the first African-American student admitted to Cedarville College — Parker Hall is a modern men’s residence hall designed to foster Christ-centered community and connection. From hall-style dorm rooms to shared lounges and study spaces, this tour walks you through what daily life looks like, even during a snowy Ohio winter. Timestamps: 0:00 Welcome to Parker Hall 0:15 History and dedication of the residence hall 0:33 Entering the Dunn Center lounge 1:12 Hall-style dorm layout 1:48 Laundry facilities 2:07 Community bathrooms 2:45 Inside a typical dorm room 3:43 Additional lounge spaces 4:07 Second-floor game area 4:36 Third-floor quiet study spaces 5:34 Tour wrap-up You’ll see the Dunn Center, the shared lounge connecting Parker Hall and Bates Hall, complete with a kitchen, open seating areas, and spaces for game nights and studying together. Explore a typical dorm room featuring two desks, wardrobes, dressers, and bunkable beds, plus space for mini fridges, microwaves, TVs, and even a piano for music majors. The tour also highlights free on-site laundry on every floor, community bathrooms, handicap-accessible features, and multiple lounge areas. The second floor includes a ping pong table, shuffleboard, big screen TV, vending machines, and gathering spaces, while the third floor offers quiet study rooms with reservable spaces and scenic views of Cedarville’s athletic fields. #CedarvilleUniversity #ParkerHall #CollegeDormTour #CampusHousing #ChristianUniversity #OhioColleges PN: 25-0139 — Take a closer look at Parker Hall and the Dunn Center at Cedarville University. This virtual dorm tour showcases hall-style rooms, free laundry, community lounges, study spaces, and game areas — all within a modern residence hall built in 2020. See how community, convenience, and campus views come together to shape residential life at Cedarville.https://img.youtube.com/vi/4YL21sXkTog/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/4YL21sXkTog2021-07-29T14:27:44Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-university-honors-program-s_9igzaporg2025-06-05T19:36:21ZCedarville University Honors ProgramCedarville University Honors Program Challenge yourself academically while growing in Christ-centered wisdom and leadership. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions The Cedarville Honors Program is designed for high-achieving students who want to pursue academic excellence within a distinctly Christian environment. Through a specialized course of study, you’ll cultivate your unique skills, enrich your chosen major, and prepare to make a lasting impact in your career and calling. The program begins with an interdisciplinary course in the history of ideas, where you’ll explore major historical, philosophical, and artistic movements from a biblical perspective. As an upperclassman, you can choose from engaging seminar electives on topics such as the biblical canon, the apologetics of C.S. Lewis, bioethics, and more. By the time you graduate, you will be equipped to evaluate the world around you through a deeply rooted biblical worldview. The Honors Program is more than an academic track — it’s a pathway to becoming a servant-leader who glorifies God in every sphere of life. Explore Cedarville University’s Honors Program today: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #HonorsProgram #ChristianEducation #BiblicalWorldview #AcademicExcellencehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/s_9igZaPORg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/s_9igZaPORg2025-06-05T19:36:21Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-romans-part-2-lfbvqyx5d1q2023-12-11T17:00:17ZNew Testament | Romans (Part 2)In Dr. Michael McKay's New Testament lecture on the book of Romans, he walks Romans 1–3 verse by verse to show Paul’s “fishing net” strategy that demonstrates Jew and Gentile alike are accountable to God, explains how general revelation from creation is both witness and indictment, and points to justification and propitiation through faith in Christ. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor... Dr. McKay walks students through Paul’s opening argument in Romans, showing how Paul casts a wide net to prove that all humanity — Gentile and Jew alike — is accountable to God because of sin. The lecture explains general revelation from creation, why knowledge of God leaves people without excuse, the moral failure of both low-light and law-informed peoples, and how Jesus’s death satisfies God’s wrath so sinners can be justified by faith. Practical implications for evangelism, missions, and pastoral formation are emphasized throughout. Timestamps: 0:00 Lecture introduction and background on Romans and Paul 0:18 Paul’s purpose statement — visiting Rome and instructing the churches 2:30 The “fishing net” metaphor and Paul’s concentric argument 5:00 Romans 1:18 — the wrath of God revealed against ungodliness 8:01 General revelation, suppression of truth, and idolatry 11:30 Paul’s critique of Jewish moral advantage and hypocrisy 13:00 Flow of Paul’s argument — least knowledge to most knowledge 16:00 Missions, evangelism, and why all people are without excuse 20:00 Transition to Romans 3 — righteousness apart from the law 21:39 Justification by faith in Jesus Christ and propitiation explained 23:01 Closing illustrations about Jesus satisfying God’s wrath Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #Romans #PaulineTheology #Justification #GeneralRevelation #Cedarville #GospelMission #BiblicalTheology #JustificationByFaith #Gospel #Evangelismhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/LFbVqYx5d1Q/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/LFbVqYx5d1Q2023-12-11T17:00:17Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/excellent-education-matters-umnf-5klsng2021-11-05T12:30:10ZExcellent Education MattersAt Cedarville University, we are committed to providing students with a high-quality education that prepares them to succeed wherever God leads them. We believe you don’t have to sacrifice academic quality to receive a truly Christian education. We have both! Cedarville.edu/WhatMattershttps://img.youtube.com/vi/uMnf-5kLSNg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/uMnf-5kLSNg2021-11-05T12:30:10Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/alumni-outcomes-corbin-and-sheila-edmonds-fvrfg388gme2026-03-19T19:13:08ZAlumni Outcomes: Corbin and Sheila EdmondsAfter moving to New York, Cedarville alumni Corbin ('14) and Sheila ('13) Edmonds found a place that feels like home while building impactful careers in both finance and public health. In this alumni spotlight, they share how professors and campus pastors at Cedarville instilled a calling to follow where the Lord leads. That foundation shaped their journeys into fast-paced, purpose-driven roles in New York City, where they are using their skills to serve others and glorify God.https://img.youtube.com/vi/FVrFG388GmE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/FVrFG388GmE2026-03-19T19:13:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-natural-revelation-part-1-jgkq7hik33c2022-07-07T13:00:20ZTheology I: Natural Revelation (part 1)Doctrine of Revelation — How God Makes Himself Known (creation, conscience, Scripture, Christ) https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions In this lecture we work through the doctrine of revelation — why God is knowable, how he reveals himself, and what that means for Christian witness in a changing culture. Dr. White contrasts natural (general) revelation shown in creation and conscience with special revelation found in Scripture and in Christ. Key biblical texts examined include Psalm 19, Romans 1–2, and Job 38. Historical voices discussed are Thomas Aquinas, Martin Luther, John Calvin, and Carl F. H. Henry. The talk emphasizes the limits of natural theology, the reality of cultural drift, and the necessity of the gospel for salvation. Timestamps 0:00 Intro and context 0:25 Doctrine of revelation — opening remarks 3:43 Two kinds of revelation: natural and special 4:12 Natural revelation: creation and conscience 5:04 Special revelation: Scripture and Christ 11:20 Romans 1 — creation, suppression of truth, idolatry 19:45 Job 38 — God’s challenge, humility and trust 23:00 Romans 2 — conscience and moral knowledge 26:00 Thomas Aquinas and natural theology (ontological, teleological, cosmological, moral arguments) 32:04 Luther and Calvin on interpreting natural revelation through Scripture 35:53 Summary — limits of general revelation and need for the gospel Watch more on Cedarville resources and how to apply Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #DoctrineOfRevelation #ChristianApologetics #BiblicalTheology #CedarvilleUniversity #FaithAndCulture #Psalm19https://img.youtube.com/vi/jGKq7Hik33c/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/jGKq7Hik33c2022-07-07T13:00:20Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/128th-commencement-at-cedarville-university-obhyghafo_o2024-05-07T21:13:16Z128th Commencement at Cedarville UniversityCongratulations to the class of 2024! Always remember: God is faithful and you can trust Him. #CUClassof2024 #ClassOf2024 #1000Dayshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/ObhYgHAFo_o/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ObhYgHAFo_o2024-05-07T21:13:16Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-ordinances-jpvm3gv2vrw2022-12-15T14:00:20ZTheology II: OrdinancesBaptism and the Lord’s Supper – Understanding the Church’s Ordinances | Dr. Kimble Cedarville University In this online class presentation from Cedarville University, students explore two foundational practices of the Christian church: baptism and the Lord’s Supper. This lecture explains the biblical meaning, historical background, and theological differences surrounding these ordinances, helping students understand why they matter for the life, unity, and witness of the local church today. https://www.cedarville.edu 0:00 Cedarville University introduction and academic identity 0:24 Course context – Ecclesiology within Theology II 1:22 Student experiences with baptism and the Lord’s Supper 2:23 Old Testament and historical background to baptism 3:33 John the Baptist and repentance baptism 3:58 Views of infant baptism 6:56 Believer’s baptism explained 7:53 Romans 6 and identification with Christ 9:16 Baptism as public profession of faith 12:03 Mode of baptism and immersion 13:57 Baptism in Acts – belief then baptism 18:49 Baptism and the local church 25:10 Questions on age, timing, and who may baptize 37:09 Introduction to the Lord’s Supper 38:04 Meaning and purpose of communion 41:51 Views of the Lord’s Supper explained 44:42 Memorial view and gospel focus This theology lecture begins by examining students’ own experiences with baptism and communion, highlighting how churches differ in timing, frequency, and practice. From there, the class traces the background of baptism from Old Testament ceremonial washings, through Jewish proselyte baptism, to John the Baptist’s call to repentance and the New Testament pattern seen in Acts. Students are introduced to four major views of baptism: Roman Catholic, Lutheran, Reformed (paedobaptist), and the believer’s baptism position. The lecture carefully explains why many Baptist churches affirm believer’s baptism by immersion, emphasizing Romans 6 and baptism as identification with Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection. Baptism is presented not as a means of salvation, but as a public declaration of faith and entrance into the visible community of the church. The discussion also addresses practical and pastoral questions, including the age of baptism, baptism and church membership, who may baptize, and exceptional cases such as deathbed conversions or limited access to a local church. Throughout, the importance of baptism as a church ordinance tied to accountability and discipleship is emphasized. The second half of the lecture focuses on the Lord’s Supper. Students explore its institution at the Passover meal, its connection to the New Covenant, and its role as a visible proclamation of the gospel. The class explains how communion looks backward to Christ’s sacrifice, inward to personal reflection, outward to church unity, and forward to the marriage supper of the Lamb. Major theological views of the Lord’s Supper are surveyed, including transubstantiation, consubstantiation, means-of-grace views, and the memorial view. The lecture concludes by emphasizing communion as a serious yet joyful act of worship that strengthens faith, unity, and hope in Christ’s return. Learn more about Cedarville University’s Christ-centered academic programs and theological training. Apply to Cedarville University https://www.cedarville.edu/Apply Explore academic programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Plan a campus visit https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Learn about Financial Aid https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid #CedarvilleUniversity #Ecclesiology #Baptism #LordsSupper #ChristianTheologyhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/jpvm3gv2VRw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/jpvm3gv2VRw2022-12-15T14:00:20Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/ahead-of-the-curve-dual-enrollment-q-a-lsp95r0kgdo2026-04-17T18:26:14ZAhead of the Curve Dual Enrollment — Q&AEarn early college credit in high school! Join Cedarville University and the Alaska Private and Home Educators Association (APHEA) for a Q&A designed specifically for homeschool students and parents. They discuss how dual enrollment can enhance a student’s education through encouraging career exploration, accelerating academic achievement, and enriching the homeschool experience. What you’ll also learn: Who is eligible for dual enrollment courses? How much do courses cost? How to assess whether your student is ready for college-level coursework Documents, deadlines, and practical steps to enroll Tips for choosing a college that aligns with homeschool values and family priorities — Earn early college credit in high school! Join Cedarville University and the Alaska Private and Home Educators Association (APHEA) for a Q&A designed specifically for homeschool students and parents.https://img.youtube.com/vi/LSP95R0kgdo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/LSP95R0kgdo2026-04-17T18:26:14Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-judges-and-ruth-part-2-rf4rrkxtpye2021-04-19T12:30:06ZOld Testament | Judges and Ruth: Part 2Dr. Miller finishes his lecture on Judges and ends with the book of Ruth and comparing the leadership of David and Boaz. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/rf4rRKXtPYE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/rf4rRKXtPYE2021-04-19T12:30:06Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/holistic-care-based-on-the-truth-of-scripture-mkhqzmnxw6y2026-04-21T13:59:31ZHolistic Care Based on the Truth of ScriptureExplore holistic healthcare grounded in a biblical worldview. Learn more: https://cedar.to/Programs This video highlights how Cedarville University approaches holistic care through the truth of Scripture. While the broader healthcare field often discusses spirituality, Cedarville equips students to understand and apply it through a clear biblical foundation. #CedarvilleUniversity #HolisticCare #ChristianHealthcare #FaithAndMedicine Cedarville prepares students to deliver holistic care rooted in Scripture. With a focus on Christlike compassion and whole-person health, graduates are equipped to serve patients with both clinical excellence and meaningful care.https://img.youtube.com/vi/MKHqZmNxw6Y/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/MKHqZmNxw6Y2026-04-21T13:59:31Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-so-what-tool-3j09bli6mzm2024-06-07T16:00:05ZBible and the Gospel | So What ToolIn this final lecture from Cedarville University’s Bible and the Gospel course, Dr. Trent Rogers teaches the So What Tool for moving from careful exegesis to faithful application. Dr. Rogers explains why accurate interpretation must lead to present, personal change — not just head knowledge — and offers a practical rubric (Duty, Character, Goals, Discernment) for Gospel-centered living. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 Introduction — why ask “so what?” after exegesis 1:08 Knowing versus living — why correct interpretation matters for obedience 4:52 Matthew 7:24 — hearing and doing as the firm foundation 9:03 John Frame on authority, obligation, and the role of affections 10:01 What application is — the present personal consequence of spiritual truth 15:03 From observation to exegesis to meaning — authorial intent leads to application 16:04 Gospel-centered application — doing because of what God has done in Christ 19:08 Four categories of application — Duty, Character, Goals, Discernment explained 24:34 Worship-filled heart — adoration and action as the response to God’s word 29:10 Course summary — what the Bible and the Gospel course aims to form in students 32:53 Closing encouragement — desire for Scripture to change heart and life Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #BiblicalGospel #ChristianEducation #TheologyCourse #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinorProjecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/3J09Bli6MZM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/3J09Bli6MZM2024-06-07T16:00:05Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/ready-to-advance-your-pharmacy-career-with-purpose-ckt08b01bf02026-01-10T17:01:04Z⚕️ Ready to advance your pharmacy career with purpose?⚕️ Ready to advance your pharmacy career with purpose? As a graduate of Cedarville University’s School of Pharmacy, Capt. Victor Letsa serves as a pharmacist in the U.S. Air Force, applying advanced clinical training, leadership, and biblical integration in high-impact settings. Cedarville’s PharmD program equips graduates to pursue excellence while serving others through their profession. ➡️ Explore a PharmD program designed to support your calling: cedar.to/NextGenPharmDs #CedarvillePharmacy #NextGenPharmDshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/cKT08B01Bf0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/cKT08B01Bf02026-01-10T17:01:04Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-graphic-design-at-cedarville-university-vfv4h62uq4o2025-06-05T19:48:25ZWhy Study Graphic Design at Cedarville University?Why Study Graphic Design at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/GraphicDesign Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Arts in Visual Communication Design (Graphic Design) degree prepares you for an exciting career in the creative industry while equipping you to impact culture for Christ. Rooted in a distinctly Christian worldview, you’ll gain critical thinking skills and technical expertise to design innovative and compelling visual solutions across diverse media and platforms. As a graphic design major, you will develop the ability to combine creativity with strategy, learning how to create work that is not only visually engaging but also meaningful and effective. From branding and print design to digital media and interactive platforms, Cedarville’s program helps you channel your creativity into projects that make a difference. This degree is ideal for students who are passionate about art, communication, and service, and who want to use their design skills in ways that reflect excellence and a heart for Christ-centered impact. With hands-on training, industry-relevant tools, and mentoring from expert faculty, you’ll graduate ready to succeed in a wide range of professional design careers. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #GraphicDesign #ChristianHigherEd #VisualCommunicationDesign #designcareers PN: 25-0002 — Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Arts in Visual Communication Design (Graphic Design) degree prepares you for an exciting career in the creative industry while equipping you to impact culture for Christ.https://img.youtube.com/vi/VFV4h62uQ4o/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/VFV4h62uQ4o2025-06-05T19:48:25Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-university-by-the-numbers-c1q0i8f8e2c2026-02-13T19:58:05ZCedarville University by the NumbersFind a Christ-centered community where faith, academics, and purpose come together! Apply to Cedarville University: https://cedar.to/Apply At Cedarville University, you’ll find 7,265 men and women who are deeply invested in their relationships with Jesus Christ and committed to pursuing His calling for their lives. Students choose from more than 175 programs of study while growing in faith, character, and professional preparation. With students representing 48 states and 73 countries, Cedarville offers a global career and ministry network that begins the moment you arrive on campus. Cedarville students are actively engaged beyond the classroom. Through more than 50 local and global ministries, students serve others and put their faith into action. On campus, over 100 discipleship groups provide intentional opportunities for spiritual growth, accountability, and community. This combination of academic excellence and Christ-centered discipleship defines the Cedarville experience. Athletics are also an important part of campus life. Competing in 17 NCAA Division II varsity sports, the Cedarville Yellow Jackets play hard and pursue excellence while honoring Christ. Whether on the field, in the classroom, or through ministry, students are challenged to give their best in every area. Cedarville is a great university for a great price. The typical freshman financial aid package totals more than $26,000, making a high-quality, Christ-centered education accessible. Cedarville students are high achievers, averaging a 26 ACT score, 1240 SAT score, and a 3.97 high school GPA. Graduates are well prepared for what comes next. Within six months of completing their degree, 98.3% of Cedarville graduates are employed or enrolled in graduate school. Over 1000 Days, Cedarville equips students to graduate bolder, wiser, and closer to Christ. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianCollege #ChristCenteredEducation #CollegeAdmissions #FaithAndLearning PN: 26-0267 — Discover what makes Cedarville University distinct, from its Christ-centered community and academic excellence to its commitment to discipleship and career readiness. Learn how students grow spiritually, serve through ministries, compete in NCAA Division II athletics, and prepare for life after graduation, all while receiving strong financial support and graduating ready to make an impact for Christ.https://img.youtube.com/vi/C1q0I8F8e2c/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/C1q0I8F8e2c2026-02-13T19:58:05Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-biblical-foundations-part-2-b7nah88j3mi2022-10-25T13:00:13ZTheology II: Biblical Foundations (part 2)Union with Christ and the Order of Salvation with Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University — What We Are Saved From, What Salvation Is, and How God Applies It In this lecture, Dr. Jeremy Kimble continues the Soteriology unit by defining what we are saved from, how God saves, what salvation accomplishes, and how union with Christ becomes the foundation for every aspect of the Christian life. https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject 0:06 Cedarville introduction — highly credentialed faculty and Christ-centered academic excellence 0:26 Ephesians 2 — what we are saved from: spiritual death, worldliness, the flesh, and the devil 0:43 Understanding sin’s seriousness even with “ordinary” testimonies 1:19 Psalm 32 — joy of forgiveness, burden of hidden sin, confession and freedom 2:28 Why we must see sin as guilt before a holy God, not just bad choices 3:30 Cultural misunderstandings of goodness: comparing ourselves to others vs God’s holiness 4:13 The blessedness of forgiveness; why salvation produces joy and confidence 5:46 Transition: different conceptions of salvation 6:03 Is salvation an event or a process? Protestant vs Roman Catholic views 6:14 Infant baptism, sacraments, and purgatory in Roman Catholic theology 7:18 Justification as event vs justification as process 8:03 Seven sacraments and how they relate to Rome’s sacramental system 8:51 Purgatory explained and why the Reformers rejected it 9:51 Protestant view — justification as a one-time declaration 10:18 Why faith alone differs from faith plus works 11:04 Misconceptions of salvation: liberation theology, political focus, therapeutic deism 12:27 Why moralistic therapeutic deism cannot save 13:24 Salvation as rescue from God’s righteous wrath (Ephesians 2, John 3:36) 14:13 Exclusive salvation through Jesus alone — John 14:6, Acts 4:12 16:33 Why universalism and inclusivism violate clear biblical teaching 17:06 Personal reflection on the emotional difficulty of exclusivity 18:00 Class discussion: evidence of true faith and fruitfulness 20:00 Why repentance, humility, and perseverance matter 21:10 Church discipline as a diagnostic tool for true conversion 22:25 Clarifying the difference between fruitfulness and perfection 23:57 Transition to union with Christ 24:03 Union with Christ as the foundation for every salvation benefit 24:26 Ephesians 1 — counting the “in Christ” and “in Him” statements 25:14 Unified to Christ like branches, marriage, Adam, the temple, the vine, and the head-body analogy 26:43 Plane illustration — why being in Christ gives us everything Christ has 27:33 Positional and experiential aspects of union with Christ 28:23 How the Spirit unites us to Christ 29:22 1 Corinthians 1:30 — wisdom, righteousness, sanctification, and redemption 30:11 Why union with Christ produces humility, not boasting 30:54 Union links directly to election, predestination, justification, adoption, sanctification, and glorification 31:44 Romans 8:29–30 — the golden chain of salvation 32:23 Foreknowledge, predestination, calling, justification, glorification 33:06 Understanding the ordo salutis: what comes before, during, and after conversion 33:57 Why some aspects are sequential and others nearly simultaneous 34:50 Overview of grace — getting what we do not deserve 35:33 Saving grace as God’s initiating, undeserved rescue 36:18 Preview — next session begins grace and election Learn more Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinor #Soteriology #Theology #ChristianWorldview #UnionWithChrist #Gracehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/B7nAh88j3MI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/B7nAh88j3MI2022-10-25T13:00:13Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-work-of-christ-part-4-5tkadsylgqq2022-10-18T13:00:02ZTheology II: Work of Christ (part 4)The Work of Christ with Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University — Atonement Terms, Redemption, Reconciliation, Victory, and How Christ’s Work Shapes Christian Living In this lecture, Dr. Jeremy Kimble concludes the Work of Christ unit by defining the major biblical terms that describe Jesus’ atoning work—obedience, sacrifice, propitiation, reconciliation, redemption, victory, and example—and showing how each transforms the Christian life. https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject 0:06 Cedarville introduction — dual enrollment from a biblical worldview 0:27 Christology review — person of Christ, work of Christ 0:38 Review of atonement: substitution, sacrifice, reconciliation 0:44 Review of atonement theories — Christus Victor, subjective theory, objective theory 1:03 Terminology overview — defining key theological words used in Scripture 1:40 Obedience — active and passive obedience of Christ 2:06 Christ’s perfect life and willing death 2:24 Sacrifice — Old Testament background and fulfillment in Christ 2:31 Leviticus as framework for understanding the cross 3:13 John 1:29 — the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world 3:52 Illustration of costly sacrifice (Ironman story) 4:48 Day of Atonement — scapegoat, substitution, and Hebrews 13 connection 6:42 Propitiation — wrath-absorbing sacrifice (1 John 2:2, Isaiah 53, John 3:36) 7:54 Romans 3 — God is both just and the justifier 9:34 Expiation — sins removed and cleansed 9:57 Illustration of wrath satisfied (football conditioning story) 11:52 Reconciliation — broken relationships restored (2 Corinthians 5) 14:00 Personal example of reconciliation and forgiveness 15:20 Redemption — ransom language, release from slavery to sin 16:11 Les Misérables imagery and liberation 17:03 Romans 6 — slavery to sin vs slavery to righteousness 18:15 Galatians 3 — curse of the law and Christ bearing the curse 19:48 Freedom from condemnation — no condemnation in Christ (Romans 8:1) 20:45 Victory — triumph over sin, Satan, death (Colossians 2, 1 Corinthians 15) 24:06 Resurrection victory and Christian confidence 25:02 Example — following Christ’s steps in suffering and obedience (1 Peter 2, 1 John 3) 26:03 Why we can follow Christ only through the Holy Spirit 27:17 Summary of atonement terms 28:02 Substitution and sacrifice as the central hub of the atonement 29:33 Christ’s victory and example flow from his substitutionary work 30:09 Why the cross deserves deeper study and clearer teaching 31:08 Applying the cross — worship, teaching, singing, and gospel clarity 32:34 The Lord’s Supper as sober celebration, not mere formality 33:32 Self-sacrifice and service in home, church, and workplace 34:59 Overcoming evil with good (Romans 12) 36:24 Suffering, endurance, and the hope of future glory (Romans 5, James 1, 2 Corinthians 4) 37:40 The God who entered our suffering and secured eternal glory 38:04 Preview of next unit — soteriology: how salvation is applied and what happens when we believe Learn more Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinor #Theology #Atonement #Christology #ChristianWorldview #GospelCenteredhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/5TKaDsylgQQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/5TKaDsylgQQ2022-10-18T13:00:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-hosea-and-amos-wcix_xmxxbw2021-06-21T12:30:07ZOld Testament | Hosea and AmosHosea and Amos both deal with God’s love and His desire for a personal relationship with His people. Dr. Miller discusses this with his students. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/WciX_Xmxxbw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/WciX_Xmxxbw2021-06-21T12:30:07Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/the-graduate-school-alumni-testimonials-fj2yddfgayu2023-03-06T13:00:25ZThe Graduate School: Alumni TestimonialsDeciding to pursue a graduate degree from Cedarville University is life changing. You'll be equipped with knowledge and practical skills to advance your career or pursue a new one, and Cedarville's distinct biblical focus will prepare you to make a Gospel impact wherever God leads you. Listen as recent alumni share why they chose The Graduate School at Cedarville, and why they are so glad they did.https://img.youtube.com/vi/fJ2yDDfGAyU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/fJ2yDDfGAyU2023-03-06T13:00:25Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/i-decided-matt-otto-hcwf7wn8o-i2024-02-28T15:25:02ZI Decided – Matt OttoPastor Matt Otto shares why he chose an online ministry graduate degree from Cedarville University and how it changed how he serves and leads his church. PN: 23-0914https://img.youtube.com/vi/HcWf7wN8O-I/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/HcWf7wN8O-I2024-02-28T15:25:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/center-for-pharmacy-innovation-dwhaoyjwbgu2019-03-07T19:36:22ZCenter for Pharmacy InnovationCedarville’s Center for Pharmacy Innovation equips pharmacists to lead in patient care. Learn more about Pharmacy at Cedarville: https://cedar.to/Programs Pharmacists are no longer only providers of medications — they are expert clinical practitioners delivering high-quality, patient-centered care. As the only health professionals specifically trained as medication experts, pharmacists play a vital role in improving health outcomes. That mission drives the Cedarville University Center for Pharmacy Innovation. Through innovative research, quality-enhancing initiatives, and interdisciplinary collaboration, the Center equips current and future pharmacists to be innovators and entrepreneurs. #CedarvilleUniversity #PharmacyInnovation #DoctorOfPharmacy #ClinicalPharmacy #healthcareleadership — Learn how Cedarville University’s Center for Pharmacy Innovation prepares pharmacists to deliver high-quality patient care, conduct innovative research, and collaborate across healthcare teams. By expanding the role of pharmacists as medication experts, Cedarville advances the future of pharmacy practice.https://img.youtube.com/vi/DWHaOyJWbgU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/DWHaOyJWbgU2019-03-07T19:36:22Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/2018-commencement-highlights-cedarville-university-dglm4mib26y2018-05-08T21:48:00Z2018 Commencement Highlights | Cedarville University775 graduates walked across the stage to receive their bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees at Cedarville’s 122nd Commencement. They have been equipped for career success and Gospel impact, and we are so proud of each one of them and can't wait to see them make an impact across the world for the word of God and the testimony of Jesus Christ.https://img.youtube.com/vi/DGLM4mIB26Y/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/DGLM4mIB26Y2018-05-08T21:48:00Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/west-hall-360-tour-2yfivdkylru2025-12-15T19:00:22ZWest Hall | 360 TourA 360 degree tour of West Hall at Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/2YfivDKylRU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/2YfivDKylRUhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-is-for-everyone-last-things-nef9fpsq7ue2023-12-01T17:00:52ZTheology Is for Everyone | Last ThingsIn the final video in the “Theology Is for Everyone” series, Dr. Jeremy Kimble explains the theology of Last Things, answering the question: "How will everything end?" The “Theology Is for Everyone” series by Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University, was recorded as an eight-part video series on important theological doctrine that every believer should understand. Each video is short, but full of rich truth for personal growth, group study, or however God leads you. Be blessed as you dig deeper into God’s Word. Learn more: cedar.to/qKyOkzhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/nef9fPSq7uE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/nef9fPSq7uE2023-12-01T17:00:52Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-how-does-the-bible-come-to-us-ogzn9egjfj02024-03-15T16:00:18ZBible and the Gospel | How Does the Bible Come to Us?How did the Word of God go from Moses and Paul’s writings to the Bible in your hands today? In this session, Dr. Trent Rogers explores how the Bible was written, recognized, preserved, and translated. You’ll learn about inspiration, canonization, textual transmission, and translation — and why these processes give us confidence in the authority and reliability of Scripture. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 – Introduction: How does the Bible come to us? 2:04 – Encountering questions about other “Gospels” (e.g., Gospel of Thomas) 4:45 – Why the Gospel of Thomas is not part of the Bible (dating, theology, orthodoxy) 7:18 – Importance of understanding canon and biblical reliability 8:18 – Overview: Inspiration, canonization, transmission, translation 10:49 – God’s role in preserving His Word 11:41 – What is the biblical canon? God speaks, the church recognizes 12:42 – Canonization: 66 books, one divine author 13:45 – Meaning of “canon” 14:47 – Church recognition vs. human authority 15:40 – Old Testament canon formation 16:08 – New Testament recognition in 2 Peter 3:16 18:02 – Missing letters of Paul and the closed canon 19:48 – Timeline: Recognition by the early church and Athanasius’ list (AD 367) 21:04 – Heresy and the clarification of doctrine (Arius, Marcion, etc.) 22:32 – Criteria for canonicity (orthodoxy, apostolicity, antiquity, circulation) 25:55 – Church’s recognition of Scripture’s divine authority 27:00 – Questions and clarifications on canon and orthodoxy 29:01 – Transition to transmission: how the text was copied and preserved 30:27 – Text transmission before printing presses 31:51 – Accuracy of ancient scribes 31:58 – What are textual variants? 32:14 – What is textual criticism? Internal and external evidence 34:36 – Example: Variants and evaluation of manuscripts 35:17 – Example of the “Wicked Bible” printing error (1631) 37:25 – Example of modern printing errors and missing books 38:52 – Greek text examples (Romans 5:1 – “we have peace” vs. “let us have peace”) 42:37 – Understanding meaningful and viable variants 44:59 – How few variants actually matter 46:18 – Types of variants: accidental, harmonization, intentional 48:00 – Principles of textual criticism (older manuscripts, difficult readings, etc.) 50:36 – Transition to translation: how we got English Bibles 51:15 – Translation involves interpretation 52:26 – Why language updates are needed 53:45 – Readability and translation committees 55:05 – Translation theory: formal vs. dynamic equivalence 57:28 – Spectrum of translation approaches 59:05 – Examples of translation philosophy and goals Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #BiblicalGospel #ChristianEducation #TheologyCourse #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinorProjecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/OGzN9EgjfJ0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/OGzN9EgjfJ02024-03-15T16:00:18Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/printy-hall-360-tour-g9v72p6pwwy2025-12-15T19:00:25ZPrinty Hall | 360 TourA 360 degree tour of Printy Hall at Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/g9v72P6PwwY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/g9v72P6PwwYhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/class-of-2022-commencement-2-p-m-oycdnaa7lw82022-05-07T19:42:26ZClass of 2022 Commencement | 2 p.m.Praise God for preserving the class of 2022!https://img.youtube.com/vi/oyCdNaA7lw8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/oyCdNaA7lw82022-05-07T19:42:26Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/how-to-register-for-a-class-and-a-section-_q0rhhxz_ng2026-03-04T21:31:12ZHow to Register for a Class and a SectionNeed help registering for classes? This step-by-step tutorial walks you through how to add a course to your plan, register for a section, and drop a course using Student Planning. Whether you’re preparing for an upcoming semester or adjusting your schedule, this guide shows you exactly how to manage your courses with confidence.https://img.youtube.com/vi/_Q0rHhxz_Ng/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/_Q0rHhxz_Ng2026-03-04T21:31:12Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/more-than-management-training-matt-talluto-rvlrr9wkioc2025-12-05T20:39:01ZMore Than Management Training: Matt TallutoMeet Matt Talluto from Strong Tower Christian Media—morning show host, program director, and station manager for Iron FM. Matt enrolled in Cedarville University’s CU LEAD leadership course to sharpen his management, communication, and people skills. What he discovered was much more than workplace training. Learn more about CU Lead: http://cedar.to/CULead CU LEAD teaches leadership through a Christ-centered, character-first approach, helping participants grow both professionally and personally. As Matt worked through the course, he began seeing change not just in his leadership abilities, but in every part of his life. He shares how CU LEAD helped him become: ➡️ A better leader at work ➡️ A better husband and father at home ➡️ A better friend, investing more intentionally in relationships ➡️ A more grounded and self-aware follower of Christ Cedarville’s leadership philosophy emphasizes that true leadership starts with the heart—building integrity, empathy, emotional intelligence, and relational strength. These foundations influence every environment we step into, from the workplace to the home. Matt encourages anyone seeking meaningful growth—professionally and personally—to consider CU LEAD, calling it a course with impact that extends far beyond the office.https://img.youtube.com/vi/RvLRr9wKioc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/RvLRr9wKioc2025-12-05T20:39:01Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-choose-a-graduate-certificate-in-business-analytics-from-cedarville-qiz9_zztjca2026-03-17T20:45:36ZWhy Choose a Graduate Certificate in Business Analytics From CedarvilleGain data-driven leadership skills with Cedarville’s online Graduate Certificate in Business Analytics. Apply now: https://cedar.to/Admissions Cedarville’s graduate certificate in business analytics teaches you to turn data into actionable insights and present findings clearly and ethically. This fully online certificate develops skills in data analysis, forecasting, data mining, and visualization while preparing you to be an effective steward for Christ in your career. Designed for busy professionals, the program features convenient seven-week sessions and just 12 credit hours—so you can complete the certificate quickly and affordably. You’ll gain résumé-ready competencies in analysis and visualization and learn how to lead with integrity and purpose while stewarding resources wisely. If you continue your studies, the certificate counts toward your MBA—putting you a third of the way there. Who this video is for: prospective students and working professionals seeking flexible, faith-informed graduate training in business analytics. Watch to learn how the certificate balances practical technical training with ethical leadership grounded in Christian stewardship. The curriculum emphasizes applied methods you can use immediately—data mining, forecasting, and visualization tools—so you can make strategic, data-driven decisions that transform organizations. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #BusinessAnalytics #GraduateCertificate #OnlineLearning #DataDrivenLeadership #CedarvilleUniversity #MBAPathway — Cedarville’s online Graduate Certificate in Business Analytics gives busy professionals practical skills in data analysis, forecasting, data mining, and visualization in just 12 credit hours. With seven-week sessions and courses that count toward an MBA, you’ll learn to turn data into ethical, actionable insights while leading with Christian stewardship and integrity.https://img.youtube.com/vi/qiz9_ZZtjcA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/qiz9_ZZtjcA2026-03-17T20:45:36Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-civil-engineering-at-cedarville-university-rwzk0eboph82025-08-25T20:39:52ZWhy Study Civil Engineering at Cedarville University?Why Study Civil Engineering at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/CivilEngineering Ready to build a better future? Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (BSCE) program prepares you for a rewarding career in one of the most impactful engineering fields. Combining rigorous academics with practical, hands-on learning, you’ll be equipped to design, build, and innovate while using your vocation to make a difference for Christ. As a civil engineering major, you’ll benefit from state-of-the-art facilities, experienced faculty mentors, and extensive scientific and engineering resources. You’ll lay a strong academic foundation through lectures while applying your knowledge through design projects and laboratory exercises. This balance of theory and practice ensures you graduate ready to excel in a variety of in-demand areas such as structural, transportation, geotechnical, water resources, and environmental engineering. What makes Cedarville distinct is its commitment to a biblical worldview. Every course integrates faith and learning, so your technical training is rooted in truth and focused on service. You’ll be prepared not only to solve complex engineering problems but also to impact communities and glorify God through your work. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CivilEngineering #CedarvilleUniversity #EngineeringMajor #ChristianEducation #STEMCareers #FaithAndLearning PN: 25-0002 — Explore Cedarville’s Civil Engineering program and see how you can launch a career that combines technical excellence with eternal purpose.https://img.youtube.com/vi/RwzK0EboPh8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/RwzK0EboPh82025-08-25T20:39:52Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-romans-part-3-jzjgcs9_1sq2023-12-18T17:00:43ZNew Testament | Romans (Part 3)In Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament lecture on the book of Romans, he explores chapters 3–8, guiding students through Paul’s powerful argument for justification by faith, the believer’s new identity in Christ, and freedom from sin’s authority. This lecture builds on earlier sessions, moving from Paul’s explanation of universal guilt to the hope and transformation available through union with Christ — emphasizing that believers are justified by faith alone and empowered by the Holy Spirit to live in righteousness. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. McKay shows how Romans forms the theological foundation for Paul’s entire letter collection, revealing that justification is not about being made righteous but being pronounced righteous through faith in Jesus. He explains Paul’s teaching on propitiation — that Christ’s death fully satisfies God’s wrath — and how faith, not works, is the human response that connects believers to Christ’s righteousness. Through Abraham’s example, Dr. McKay illustrates that salvation has always been by faith, both before and after the cross. The lecture then transitions into Romans 5–8, unpacking key doctrines of sanctification: the believer’s security in grace, freedom from sin’s authority, and the call to live by the Spirit rather than under law. Students gain a rich understanding of what it means to be “in Christ,” exploring practical implications for holiness, perseverance, and spiritual growth. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction — Romans as the foundation of Paul’s theology 1:24 Paul’s goal of unifying the Roman church through shared faith 2:26 Review of justification and propitiation in Romans 3 4:06 Faith as the required human response (Romans 4) 7:00 Abraham’s example of justification by faith 10:52 Faith versus works — salvation as a gift, not earned wages 13:00 Faith as non-meritorious and accessible to all people 17:22 Results of justification — reconciliation and eternal security (Romans 5) 21:10 In Adam vs. In Christ — two realms of existence 24:28 The believer’s freedom from sin’s authority (Romans 6) 30:55 Living under grace, not law 37:36 Walking in the Spirit — true means of sanctification (Romans 7–8) 46:27 The Spirit’s empowerment and transformation 52:33 Suffering, hope, and future glorification (Romans 8) 55:00 God’s purpose and predestination — believers conformed to Christ’s image Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #Romans #BibleMinorProject #JustificationByFaith #InChrist #HolySpirit #Sanctification #CedarvilleUniversity #BiblicalTheology #PaulineEpistleshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/jZJGCs9_1SQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/jZJGCs9_1SQ2023-12-18T17:00:43Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/1-000-days-at-cedarville-university-student-perspectives-ykgswlgx31c2022-10-25T13:45:23Z1,000 Days at Cedarville University: Student PerspectivesYour days as a Cedarville University student will be life-transforming! Listen as students share about their experience of learning from a biblical worldview, being challenged and supported in their classes, and enjoying the fun of a vibrant campus community. Learn more now: https://www.cedarville.eduhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/YKGSwLgX31c/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/YKGSwLgX31c2022-10-25T13:45:23Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-mckinney-hall-dormtour-campuslife-zld5aexcqy2025-12-15T19:00:20ZWelcome to McKinney Hall! #DormTour #CampusLife✨Want to know more about McKinney Hall at Cedarville University? Follow along as we take a look inside and see if this residence hall is for you! Learn more about McKinney Hall at: https://cedar.to/4yqix9 #DormTour #CampusLiving #ResidenceHallhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/-ZlD5AeXcqY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/-ZlD5AeXcqYhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bolthouse-academic-center-dome-topping-off-slrhe_opafa2026-04-30T12:17:29ZBolthouse Academic Center Dome Topping OffThe outer dome of the Bolthouse Academic Center will be placed on the building the morning of Thursday, April 30! Join us live to celebrate this milestone.https://img.youtube.com/vi/sLRHE_opAfA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/sLRHE_opAfA2026-04-30T12:17:29Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-economics-at-cedarville-university-b5_9l3yqh2e2025-06-05T19:30:14ZWhy Study Economics at Cedarville UniversityWhy Study Economics at Cedarville University? Gain a Christ-centered education in free market economics that prepares you for career and ministry. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Cedarville University’s Economics program equips you with the knowledge and skills to succeed in a wide range of careers while thinking biblically about economic systems. You can choose between a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Economics, which offers flexibility to explore other courses or add a minor, or a Bachelor of Science (BS), ideal for students planning to attend graduate school. Rooted in a tradition of free market economics, Cedarville’s program emphasizes the intersection of faith and economics. You’ll study how economic systems shape everyday life and learn to apply biblical truth to management, policy, business, and ministry contexts. Whether you pursue a career in private enterprise, government, nonprofit work, or missions, you’ll graduate with strong problem-solving skills and a deep understanding of economic principles. For students who want to develop the “economic way of thinking” without majoring in the field, Cedarville also offers an Economics minor. This option pairs well with other majors and broadens your perspective on today’s global economy. Explore Cedarville University’s Economics program today: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #EconomicsDegree #ChristianEducation #FreeMarketEconomics #FaithAndEconomicshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/b5_9L3yQH2E/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/b5_9L3yQH2E2025-06-05T19:30:14Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-joel-habakkuk-and-obadiah-hdvqjxvzeie2021-07-19T12:30:08ZOld Testament | Joel, Habakkuk, and ObadiahThis lecture focuses on God’s continued love for His people, even in the midst of trials and tragedy. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/HDVQjXVzeIE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/HDVQjXVzeIE2021-07-19T12:30:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-get-a-master-of-science-in-nursing-at-cedarville-university-amanda-minor-pajisug2f4m2025-10-10T19:11:02ZWhy Get a Master of Science in Nursing at Cedarville University? | Amanda MinorMeet Amanda Minor, a Cedarville University graduate, as she shares why she chose to pursue her Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) at Cedarville. Drawn by the University’s commitment to excellence and core biblical values, Amanda found a program that not only challenged her academically but also shaped her spiritually and professionally. Learn more about Cedarville’s nursing programs: https://cedarville.edu/Nursing Through her MSN education, Amanda was equipped with the tools of curiosity, critical thinking, and lifelong learning. She and her classmates wrestled with complex healthcare issues while being encouraged to approach solutions from a biblical worldview. This unique preparation not only advanced her career but also deepened her faith, impacting the way she serves patients and leads in the nursing profession. At Cedarville, nursing students are trained for excellence in practice and compassion in care, all within a Christ-centered learning environment. The program prepares graduates to serve faithfully in hospitals, clinics, and communities around the world. Take the next step in your nursing journey: Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #NursingEducation #CedarvilleUniversity #MSNProgram #ChristianEducation #StudentSpotlighthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/PaJIsUG2f4M/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/PaJIsUG2f4M2025-10-10T19:11:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-innovation-and-entrepreneurship-at-cedarville-university-derek-stallard-myal_9zwpgm2025-12-30T19:03:41ZWhy Study Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Cedarville University? | Derek StallardWhy Study Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Cedarville University? | Derek Stallard Learn more about Cedarville’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship program: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics/Business Meet Derek Stallard, a Cedarville University student, as he shares why he chose to pursue Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Cedarville. With Christ-centered values built into every class, Derek explains how his program shaped not only his business mindset but also his faith and leadership. Through his coursework, Derek discovered the importance of slowing down, analyzing ideas, and being intentional with innovation. He learned that taking time to reflect is not laziness but a critical opportunity for creativity and growth. This Christ-centered perspective has been one of the most valuable lessons Derek has carried with him from Cedarville. At Cedarville, students don’t just study business — they are mentored to integrate faith, innovation, and leadership into every aspect of their professional and personal lives. The Innovation and Entrepreneurship program prepares graduates to think critically, act ethically, and make a difference in their communities and industries. Take the next step toward your future: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #Innovation #Entrepreneurship #CedarvilleUniversity #StudentSpotlight #ChristianEducationhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/myAl_9ZwPGM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/myAl_9ZwPGMhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-interpretation-and-biblical-theology-guwnd1w1xio2024-04-05T16:00:12ZBible and the Gospel | Interpretation and Biblical TheologyIn this lecture, Dr. Trent Rogers teaches how to interpret Scripture faithfully and see the unified message of the Bible unfold through biblical theology. In this lecture, we explore how to read the Bible rightly — understanding authorial intent, avoiding common interpretive errors, and tracing how themes progress from Genesis to Revelation, all culminating in Christ. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 — Introduction: interpretation and authorial intent 0:53 — How do we interpret the Bible? Are there wrong ways? 1:31 — A story from a Hebrew Bible class: the importance of proper interpretation 3:02 — Objective meaning versus personal interpretation 4:09 — God has spoken: there is one right interpretation 5:47 — The goal: learning skills for proper interpretation 6:41 — Introducing biblical theology as part of interpretation 7:30 — Reading the Bible as both science and art (Dig Deeper textbook) 8:26 — Interpretation as tools, not rules 9:02 — Organizing biblical interpretation: the “toolbox” analogy 10:19 — Key terms: exegesis, biblical theology, historical theology, systematic theology, pastoral theology 10:36 — Exegesis: careful study to understand the author’s meaning 11:41 — Biblical theology: studying how Scripture progresses and climaxes in Christ 13:02 — Historical theology: learning from past interpreters 14:53 — Systematic theology: organizing biblical truth into doctrines 17:05 — The danger of proof-texting; integrating all theology properly 17:40 — Applied theology: living in light of revelation 18:54 — From exegesis to biblical theology — how interpretation progresses 21:00 — The interpretive process as a progression 23:07 — Interdependence among exegesis, theology, and application 25:26 — How prior reading and belief inform interpretation 26:03 — Exegesis in action: words, sentences, paragraphs, and context 27:05 — Grammar, syntax, and argument structure 28:33 — From local meaning to the message of the whole book 29:08 — Biblical theology: fitting each passage into the canon’s storyline 29:42 — Four priorities of biblical theology (from D. A. Carson) 30:17 — Reading progressively as a developing revelation 30:56 — Presupposing the Bible’s coherence and unity 31:08 — Working inductively and making connections the Bible itself authorizes 31:58 — Avoiding unbiblical connections (like “all the 3:16s”!) 32:15 — The Bible’s own framework guides interpretation 32:30 — Four ways biblical theology connects themes 33:42 — Example: tracing the theme of God’s presence 35:18 — Demonstration: biblical theology in Ephesians 5 37:28 — Word-level exegesis: submit, head, respect 39:10 — Syntax and relationship among clauses 40:58 — Context: household codes in Ephesians 5–6 41:38 — Biblical theology in practice: how marriage develops through Scripture 43:01 — Marriage in creation (Genesis 2) 44:46 — Marriage and the fall (Genesis 3) 46:16 — Marriage in the patriarchs (Abraham, Isaac, Jacob) 47:43 — Marriage in the law and Exodus 48:59 — Kings and the corruption of marriage (David, Solomon) 49:16 — Wisdom literature and celebration of marriage (Proverbs, Song of Songs) 50:13 — Prophets and marriage as a metaphor for God and Israel (Hosea, Ezekiel) 52:13 — Return from exile and intermarriage warnings 52:44 — Jesus’ teaching on marriage and purity (John 2, Matthew 19) 53:15 — Marriage in the church (Ephesians 5, 1 Corinthians 7, 1 Peter 3) 53:50 — Heaven and the marriage of the Lamb (Revelation 19) 55:11 — The Bible begins and ends with marriage — from Eden to New Jerusalem 55:57 — Marriage as a picture of Christ and the church 56:55 — Biblical theology helps us see individual texts in light of the whole Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #BiblicalGospel #ChristianEducation #TheologyCourse #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinorProjecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/GUWND1W1XIo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/GUWND1W1XIo2024-04-05T16:00:12Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cu-grad-webinars-r-sum-development-with-jenny-czerniak-way4cnmxbrk2026-03-31T20:29:31ZCU Grad Webinars — Résumé Development With Jenny CzerniakThis CU Grad Webinar covers evaluating job offers and negotiating salary with confidence and clarity. Start building your career today: https://cedar.to/Career In this CU Grad Webinar hosted by Jenny Czerniak, you’ll gain practical insight into building a strong, effective résumé that clearly communicates your skills, experience, and career goals. Designed for graduate students and emerging professionals, this session walks through how to create a standout résumé that highlights your value, aligns with job descriptions, and stands out in competitive applicant pools. Timestamps: 0:00 Creating a standout résumé overview 1:04 Career Services introduction 3:18 Résumé reality check and job market insights 7:07 The goal of a résumé and job search strategy 11:47 What a résumé is and why it matters 13:14 Résumé evolution and modern expectations 16:48 Tailoring your résumé to job descriptions 19:27 Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) tips 24:48 Résumé formatting best practices 27:16 Résumé sections overview 28:43 Résumé heading and contact information 30:42 Writing a strong professional summary 32:11 Weak vs. strong summary examples 36:11 Education section guidance 39:51 Structuring experience sections 41:51 Writing effective bullet points 47:10 Using the APR method (Action + Project + Result) 49:24 Example accomplishment statements 51:00 Clinical and ministry résumé examples 52:51 Activities and involvement section 53:39 References and final tips Throughout the session, Jenny Czerniak shares expert advice on crafting accomplishment-driven bullet points, using action verbs, and quantifying results to demonstrate impact. You’ll also learn how to tailor your résumé using keywords from job descriptions, optimize for applicant tracking systems, and strategically organize sections to highlight your most relevant experience first. Whether you’re entering the workforce, advancing your career, or changing fields, this webinar equips you with practical tools to build a résumé that gets noticed. Cedarville’s Career Services team is here to support you with personalized feedback, résumé reviews, and career preparation resources every step of the way. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #ResumeTips #CareerServices #GraduateStudents #ProfessionalDevelopment #StudentSuccess PN: 26-0512 — Learn how to create a standout résumé in this CU Grad Webinar led by Jenny Czerniak. This session covers résumé structure, ATS optimization, and how to highlight your skills through measurable results. Designed for graduate students, it provides practical strategies to tailor your résumé, showcase your experience, and confidently take the next step in your career journey.https://img.youtube.com/vi/wAy4CnmXBrk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/wAy4CnmXBrk2026-03-31T20:29:31Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/130th-annual-commencement-of-cedarville-university-2-p-m-4xwncxgdzxi2026-02-26T21:41:05Z130th Annual Commencement of Cedarville University | 2 p.m.Cedarville University looks forward to welcoming family and friends of our graduates to this year's commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 2, 2026, in the Doden Field House at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. We give thanks to God for His provision as we celebrate the accomplishments of the class of 2026. The 2 p.m. ceremony will include graduates from the following departments/schools: Art, Design, and Theatre; Biblical and Theological Studies; Business; Communication; English, Literature, and Modern Languages; History and Government; Interdisciplinary Studies; Music and Worship; and Science and Mathematics. Each class of 2026 graduate who plans to participate in their assigned commencement ceremony will receive eight tickets for seating in the Doden Field House. Overflow seating for those without tickets will be available for both ceremonies in the Dixon Ministry Center (DMC) Recital Hall. Find more information about tickets, seating, photography, parking, and lodging, visit https://cedarville.edu/Commencement!https://img.youtube.com/vi/4XwncxgDzxI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/4XwncxgDzxIhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-spanish-at-cedarville-university-hnlfuiscqlk2025-08-18T20:44:26ZWhy Study Spanish at Cedarville University?Why Study Spanish at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/Spanish Cedarville University’s distinctly Christian BA in Spanish equips you to read, write, speak, and comprehend spoken Spanish with confidence. More than just language proficiency, you’ll gain cultural understanding and the ability to interact appropriately across diverse social contexts. Through courses in language, history, and literature, you’ll not only sharpen your communication skills but also grow in appreciation for the contributions and values of Hispanic culture. Spanish is the primary language of over 400 million people in 22 countries worldwide. The United States is now the second largest Spanish-speaking country in the world, second only to Mexico. This makes Spanish an essential 21st-century skill for professionals in business, healthcare, education, ministry, and countless other fields. At Cedarville, you’ll develop the ability to connect across cultures while integrating your learning with a biblical worldview. If you want to study Spanish as a secondary focus, Cedarville also offers a Spanish minor. This program enhances your skill set and strengthens both reading and writing abilities. Even in everyday moments — like helping a Spanish speaker in your community — your language skills become a way to connect with others and honor God. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #SpanishMajor #ChristianCollege #LanguageDegree #globaleducation PN: 25-0002 — Prepare to impact a globalized world through language, culture, and faith with Bachelor of Arts in Spanish from Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/HnLfuisCqLk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/HnLfuisCqLk2025-08-18T20:44:26Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-murdoch-hall-dorm-tour-tfjrwe_x_t02025-12-15T19:00:18ZWelcome to Murdoch Hall! | Dorm Tour Follow along as we tour Murdoch Hall at Cedarville University and discover the features that make this recent campus addition unique! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more campus content! ➡️ Learn more about Murdoch Hall at: https://cedar.to/MurdochHall #DormTour #CampusLiving #MurdochHallhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/tFJRWE_x_t0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/tFJRWE_x_t0https://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-biblical-foundations-part-1-hpo8f18xjgk2022-10-20T13:00:25ZTheology II: Biblical Foundations (part 1)The Gospel and Soteriology with Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University — What the Gospel Is, Why It Matters, and How It Shapes Christian Living In this lecture, Dr. Jeremy Kimble begins the Soteriology unit by defining the gospel, evaluating cultural misunderstandings about salvation, and showing how the gospel produces transformed lives marked by repentance, faith, and Christlike conduct. https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject 0:06 Cedarville introduction — core values that shape student life 0:24 Review of Christology — one person, two natures, three offices, four moments 0:42 Transition to Soteriology: gospel, union with Christ, and the order of salvation 1:03 Introduction to gospel clarity and the mission to make disciples 1:30 Overview of upcoming topics: gospel, union with Christ, ordo salutis, assurance 1:58 Rob Bell quote from Love Wins — evaluating distorted views of salvation 2:37 Class discussion — cultural definitions of love vs biblical love 3:52 Biblical love as sacrificial, truth-telling, and glory-revealing 4:39 John 11 example — Jesus’ love expressed through purposeful delay 5:55 Why Jesus speaks clearly about hell; the need for the full message of Scripture 6:30 Clarifying how false views spread and why biblical grounding matters 7:06 Student questions on theological drift and cultural pressure 7:37 Dangers of redefining love, wrath, judgment, and salvation 8:24 Introduction to sharing testimonies — listening for gospel clarity 10:32 Testimony patterns — God’s work at different ages and through different people 11:57 Importance of repentance and faith as biblical categories 12:40 Clarifying common phrases like ask Jesus into your heart 13:10 Repentance explained — turning from sin toward Christ 13:51 Why we need salvation — sin, holiness, and divine consequence 15:35 Illustrations of physical rescue that point to spiritual rescue 16:59 Two-minute writing exercise — define the gospel in one sentence 19:15 Student responses — core elements of the gospel 20:20 Key distinctions: Jesus’ person, work, death, resurrection, and lordship 21:57 The gospel summarized — 1 Corinthians 15:3–4 22:55 Christ died for our sins, was buried, and rose again according to Scripture 23:33 The gospel as historical, objective, experiential, and transformative 24:10 Romans 10:9 and the necessity of confessing Jesus as Lord 24:56 Treasure language — Jesus as satisfaction and bread of life 25:23 Preaching the gospel to others and to ourselves 25:58 Mike Bullmore’s functional centrality of the gospel — core, realities, conduct 26:46 Gospel truths — realities grounded in Christ for those who believe 27:10 Examples: peace with God (Romans 5:1), no condemnation (Romans 8:1) 27:55 Ephesians 1:3–14 — spiritual blessings in union with Christ 28:35 Gospel conduct — how doctrine shapes daily life (Ephesians 4–6, Colossians 3) 29:50 Forgiveness as gospel-driven conduct (Ephesians 4:32) 31:00 How to meditate on gospel realities for spiritual growth 31:50 Suggested reading for personal study — Ephesians 1 and Colossians 3 32:22 Preview — union with Christ and the order of salvation coming next Learn more Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinor #Gospel #Theology #Soteriology #ChristianWorldview #FaithAndLearninghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/hpO8F18xjgk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/hpO8F18xjgk2022-10-20T13:00:25Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/school-of-pharmacy-hooding-ceremony-class-of-2023-yjhg3oeceke2023-05-06T04:38:15ZSchool of Pharmacy Hooding Ceremony | Class of 2023Join us as we celebrate the class of 2023 from the School of Pharmacy!https://img.youtube.com/vi/YJhg3oEcEKE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/YJhg3oEcEKE2023-05-06T04:38:15Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/carnegie-center-for-visual-arts-360-facility-tour-inedpecigxe2021-02-25T19:41:55ZCarnegie Center for Visual Arts | 360 Facility TourThe Carnegie Center for Visual Arts is located two blocks from campus. Tour the center and visit studios for upper-level art students and classrooms for drawing, painting, 2D design.https://img.youtube.com/vi/InedpECiGXE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/InedpECiGXE2021-02-25T19:41:55Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-brock-hall-dorm-tour-unigg2w_ggc2025-12-15T19:00:19ZWelcome to Brock Hall! | Dorm Tour️✨Follow along as we explore what it’s like to live in Brock Hall! See how the vibrant atmosphere, amazing stories, and strong friendships make this residence hall so special. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more content! Learn more about Brock Hall: https://cedar.to/Ys1IcR #DormTour #StudentLife #BrockHallhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/unIgg2W_GGc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/unIgg2W_GGchttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/ems-education-at-cedarville-university-f0rjn-nmohs2026-04-27T13:29:55ZEMS Education at Cedarville UniversityExperience hands-on EMT training and real emergency response at Cedarville University. Explore EMS training at Cedarville: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/offices/continuing-education/ems-education Hear directly from Cedarville University students in exercise science, biology premed, and athletic training as they share how the EMT program provides real-world medical experience. From small class sizes and supportive instructors to hands-on training with certified paramedics and firefighters, this program prepares students for careers in medicine and emergency services. Through a balance of lecture and practical learning, students gain exposure to hospital settings, emergency response scenarios, and ethical decision-making in healthcare. Timestamps: 0:00 Meet Cedarville EMT students 0:32 Why students chose the EMT course 0:59 Small class sizes and expert instructors 1:35 Hands-on training and hospital experience 1:49 Partnership with Cedarville Township Fire Department 2:07 Live extrication and emergency simulations 2:55 Career opportunities with EMS and fire department 3:35 Diversity of majors and ethical training 4:08 Why students recommend the EMT program Students highlight unique opportunities like vehicle extrication training using real equipment, including the jaws of life, and practicing patient care in high-pressure situations. The program’s partnership with Cedarville Township Fire Department gives students access to tools, vehicles, and field experience not commonly available in other EMS programs. Many students go on to serve with CU EMS or local fire departments, gaining valuable experience while still in college. Beyond technical skills, the EMT program challenges students to grow in character, ethics, and servant leadership. Whether responding to real emergencies or preparing for future careers in healthcare, students leave equipped with both confidence and compassion. Apply to Cedarville Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Learn About Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Schedule Your Campus Visit: https://cedar.to/Visit Explore Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #EMTTraining #ExerciseScience #PremedStudents #AthleticTraining #HealthcareCareers — Discover how Cedarville’s EMT program combines hands-on emergency training, expert instruction, and meaningful service opportunities. Students gain real-world experience through partnerships with local fire departments, preparing them for careers in medicine, EMS, and beyond while developing a strong foundation in ethics and compassionate care.https://img.youtube.com/vi/f0rjn-nmoHs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/f0rjn-nmoHs2026-04-27T13:29:55Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/leadership-with-purpose-melinda-rowe-nfe55qyfr1g2025-12-05T20:44:25ZLeadership With Purpose: Melinda RoweMeet Melinda Rowe, Wellness Director at Life Care Alliance, a major nonprofit serving central Ohio. Throughout her career, Melinda has participated in many leadership development programs—but she found herself longing for something deeper, something rooted in faith. That’s what led her to Cedarville University’s CU LEAD program. Learn more about CU Lead: http://cedar.to/CULead CU LEAD is built around a Christ-centered philosophy of leadership, helping participants grow in character, integrity, emotional intelligence, and servant-minded influence. Surrounded by a like-minded group of leaders, Melinda discovered a program that aligned not only with her professional goals but also with her spiritual values. She shares that what drew her most to CU LEAD was: ➡️ Its Christ-centered foundation ➡️ A community of leaders with shared values ➡️ A fresh direction for her leadership journey ➡️ The opportunity to connect faith with professional growth For Melinda, CU LEAD offered something other programs didn’t—the chance to grow as a leader by first growing in her relationship with Christ. If you’re seeking leadership training grounded in faith and meaningful community, her story highlights why CU LEAD may be the right next step.https://img.youtube.com/vi/nfe55QyfR1g/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/nfe55QyfR1g2025-12-05T20:44:25Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/palmer-hall-360-tour-ptmm-doba8k2025-12-15T19:00:24ZPalmer Hall | 360 TourA 360 degree tour of Palmer Hall at Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/PTmm-dOBA8k/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/PTmm-dOBA8khttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/free-enterprise-and-faith-ove90rcl3gk2026-04-21T13:44:58ZFree Enterprise and FaithIn this conversation, Dr. Jeff Haymond, dean of Cedarville University’s Plaster School of Business, explains why free enterprise works — both economically and biblically. From lifting billions out of poverty to encouraging innovation and entrepreneurship, this discussion highlights the real-world impact of market economies. Timestamps: 0:04 Introduction to Dr. Haymond 0:21 Why economics matters 1:04 Why free enterprise works 2:12 Free markets and poverty reduction 3:27 How markets create value 5:42 Why alternatives fail 9:34 Biblical foundation of free enterprise 11:24 Common criticisms of markets 15:47 Why profit is good 20:24 The role of entrepreneurship 22:17 Why Christians should lead in business 24:50 Final thoughts on work and purpose Dr. Haymond breaks down key ideas like supply and demand, profit and loss, and the role of entrepreneurs in driving innovation. He also addresses common criticisms of capitalism and explains why free enterprise aligns with biblical principles like stewardship, responsibility, and human dignity. #CedarvilleUniversity #FreeEnterprise #Economics #Entrepreneurship #ChristianBusiness #faithandwork — This discussion connects economics with faith, showing how free enterprise fosters innovation, reduces poverty, and reflects biblical principles. Students are encouraged to pursue business and entrepreneurship as a way to serve others and make a meaningful impact.https://img.youtube.com/vi/Ove90RcL3gk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Ove90RcL3gk2026-04-21T13:44:58Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/the-pitch-2024-recap-pwq7_q42abs2026-01-21T19:05:57ZThe Pitch 2024 RecapStudent entrepreneurs present their business startup ideas to a panel of potential investors as part of The Pitch competition in Spring 2024.https://img.youtube.com/vi/PWQ7_Q42Abs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/PWQ7_Q42Abs2026-01-21T19:05:57Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/growing-as-a-christ-centered-leader-elise-deerwester-fw75hvznyxu2025-12-05T20:15:09ZGrowing as a Christ-Centered Leader: Elise DeerwesterJoin Elise Deerwester a mechanical engineer at The Yost Superior Company in Springfield, Ohio, as she shares her experience participating in Cedarville University's leadership program. Learn more about CU Lead: http://cedar.to/CULead As a young professional seeking to develop a Christ-centered approach to leadership, Elise reflects on how the course helped her grow in: ➡️ Understanding her personal leadership characteristics ➡️ Building empathy and stronger relationships ➡️ Learning to lead others with greater purpose and compassion After two days of focused training, Elise describes the program as a fantastic investment in her leadership journey. If you're interested in professional development rooted in faith and personal growth, this story will inspire you!https://img.youtube.com/vi/FW75hVZNYxU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/FW75hVZNYxU2025-12-05T20:15:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-mark-part-2-luke-part-1-6tusnep8fhw2023-10-30T16:00:04ZNew Testament | Mark (Part 2) & Luke (Part 1)In this lecture from Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament Literature course at Cedarville University, students finish unpacking Matthew’s portrait of Jesus and then move into Mark — seeing how each Gospel carves a distinct theological and literary portrait that shapes how we read the New Testament. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. McKay opens by finishing his exposition of Matthew — highlighting Jesus as the fulfillment of Israel’s scriptures, the true Son of God, the Davidic King, and the new Moses — then traces Matthew’s central theme: the Kingdom of Heaven as both present now and still to come. He applies Matthew’s teaching to the Sermon on the Mount and contrasts Matthew’s two mission commissions — an initial mission to Israel and the culminating Great Commission to all nations. In the second half Dr. McKay turns to Mark, sketching Mark’s likely Petrine connection, his fast-paced immediately style, recurring miracle patterns, the absence of a birth narrative, and the debated abrupt ending that forces readers to decide how they will respond to Jesus. The lecture emphasizes Mark’s discipleship theme — Jesus as the model disciple who trusts the Father through suffering — and Luke’s complementary portrait that stresses Jesus as savior for the marginalized and for the world. 0:00 Who wrote Mark? authorship, tradition, and the Peter/John Mark connection 0:41 Literary note — Mark’s debated ending and transition to theology 1:01 Mark’s travel ministry outline — chapters 1–8 versus 9–end (journey to Jerusalem) 1:56 Mark 8:31 — Jesus predicts arrest, crucifixion, and resurrection; disciples’ confusion 3:13 Isaiah’s suffering servant echoes in Mark (Isaiah 53 allusions) 4:33 Jesus’ authority over demons and cosmic powers — Mark 1 example 5:57 Authority displayed in teaching, exorcism, and dominion themes 7:44 Divine council background — Psalm 82 and 1 Kings 22:19–23 reference 11:04 Reclaiming creation — link to Hebrews 2 and Psalm 8 (dominion theme) 12:20 Core of Mark’s theology — discipleship and Jesus as the model disciple 13:23 Examples of disciples’ misunderstanding — Mark 4 and Mark 7 rebukes 14:19 Disciples’ lack of faith — storm on the sea (Mark 4:40) 15:00 Mark’s abrupt ending — disciples abandon Jesus; narrative cliffhanger 16:20 Discipleship defined — obedience and faithfulness through suffering 21:54 Jesus portrayed as divine — authority to forgive sins and Old Testament identification 24:54 Son of Man title and Daniel 7 connection — Mark 14:61–62 explained 26:47 Demons acknowledge Jesus — additional divine witness 28:43 Transition to Luke overview — authorship, Theophilus, and Luke-Acts unity 36:00 Luke’s structure — infancy narratives, John the Baptist links, travel to passion 38:28 Luke’s genealogy to Adam — scope of salvation for the world 40:52 Luke’s unique resurrection material — Emmaus road and the Ascension 41:08 Luke’s childhood story — Jesus at the temple (Luke 2:39–52) 46:00 Luke’s portrait — Jesus as savior for the world; focus on poor, sinners, tax collectors, women, Samaritans 49:51 Luke’s unique parables — lost sheep, lost coin, prodigal son Helpful links and CTAs Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics Keywords included from the lecture: Gospel of Mark, Gospel of Luke, Gospel of Matthew, discipleship, suffering servant, Isaiah 53, Daniel 7, Son of Man, Mark 8:31, divine council, Psalm 82, Mark theology, Luke-Acts, Theophilus, Emmaus road, Ascension, prodigal son, lost sheep, lost coin, passion week, resurrection. Synoptic gospels comparison, New Testament exegesis, historical context of gospels, Petrine tradition, kingdom theology, Matthean fulfillment. #GospelStudy #NewTestament #BiblicalTheology #Discipleship #MarkAndLuke #ProdigalSonhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/6TUsnep8fhw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/6TUsnep8fhw2023-10-30T16:00:04Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-matthew-part-2-mark-part-1-tpbadqdvmsm2023-10-23T16:00:44ZNew Testament | Matthew (Part 2) & Mark (Part 1)In this lecture from Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament Literature course at Cedarville University, students continue unpacking Matthew’s portrait of Jesus and then move into Mark — learning how each Gospel carves a distinct theological and literary portrait that shapes how we read the New Testament. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. McKay reviews Matthew’s focus — Jesus as the fulfillment of Israel’s scriptures, the true Son of God, the Davidic King, and the new Moses — then examines Matthew’s central theme, the Kingdom of Heaven, showing how Matthew teaches the kingdom is both present now and still to come. The lecture applies Matthew’s teaching to the Sermon on the Mount and Matthew’s two mission commissions (to Israel and then to all nations). In the second half, Dr. McKay introduces the Gospel of Mark — its likely connection to Peter, its fast-paced “immediately” style, its miracle patterns, its absence of a birth narrative, and its debated abrupt ending that forces readers to decide how they will respond to Jesus. Timestamps: 0:00 Continuing Matthew — distinct Gospel portraits 1:34 Review — Jesus as fulfillment of Israel’s story, Davidic heir, and prophet 1:40 Teaching the Kingdom of Heaven — core theme of Matthew 2:01 “Kingdom of Heaven” vs “Kingdom of God” explained 2:09 The Kingdom in Genesis — God’s rule, people, and place 2:47 Israel’s calling and covenant purpose 3:18 Meaning of “at hand” — the kingdom’s nearness in Jesus 6:21 God’s ongoing plan to restore His kingdom 7:28 The kingdom present wherever the King is 9:26 Jewish expectations — Pharisees, Zealots, and others 10:52 Jesus’ unexpected method — victory through sacrifice 11:45 The “already and not yet” Kingdom tension 13:43 Sermon on the Mount — life in the Kingdom 15:10 Mission to Israel (Matthew 10) 16:51 Great Commission to all nations (Matthew 28) 18:29 Transition to Mark — new portrait of Jesus 18:44 Authorship — Mark recording Peter’s account 19:43 Audience — likely Gentile believers in Rome 20:51 Date — earliest Gospel (mid–late 50s AD) 22:17 Purpose — Jesus as suffering Messiah and model disciple 23:09 Portrait — faithfulness through suffering 24:40 Structure — ministry and passion sections 25:26 Style — urgency and repeated “immediately” 26:32 Miracle pattern — nature, demons, disease (Mark 4–5) 29:04 No birth narrative — action-focused beginning 29:27 The debated ending (Mark 16:9–20) 30:07 Early manuscripts and textual evidence 31:36 Snake-handling verses — later addition 33:09 Abrupt ending — rhetorical call to respond to Jesus Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics Take your biblical training to the next level with CU Enrich — Cedarville University’s continuing education platform. Access course videos, outlines, and notes, and earn a certificate upon completion. https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor #GospelOfMatthew #GospelOfMark #KingdomOfHeaven #NewTestamentStudies #BiblicalTheology #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/tpbadQdVmsM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/tpbadQdVmsM2023-10-23T16:00:44Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/how-much-vitamin-d-is-too-much-o03zunj3lvm2026-04-20T20:51:33ZHow Much Vitamin D Is Too Much?Get expert advice on vitamin D, dosage, and safe supplementation from Cedarville's Dr. Shannon Yarosz on Ask the Pharmacist! Submit your question for Ask the Pharmacist: https://cedar.to/ATP Are you getting enough vitamin D, especially during the darker winter months in the Miami Valley? In this episode of Ask the Pharmacist, presented by Cedarville University School of Pharmacy and @WDTNTV , Dr. Yarosz answers common questions about vitamin D, including how it’s measured, how to take it effectively, and how to avoid taking too much. Vitamin D is often listed in international units (IUs), which can make dosing confusing for patients. Dr. Yarosz explains what IUs mean and why they are commonly used for supplements. Because vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin, it is best taken with a meal to improve absorption and ensure you’re getting the most benefit. The conversation also addresses an important safety question: Can you take too much vitamin D? While it plays a critical role in overall health, excessive intake can lead to side effects such as nausea or stomach discomfort. That’s why it’s important to use vitamin D appropriately, particularly during the winter, when sunlight exposure is limited. In the summer, increased sun exposure may reduce the need for supplementation. If you’re unsure about your vitamin D levels, testing can help determine whether supplementation is necessary. In some cases, prescription options may be recommended to address deficiencies. This practical, expert-backed guidance helps you make informed decisions about your health and wellness. Have a health or medication question? Submit it to Ask the Pharmacist! Ask the Pharmacist: https://cedarville.edu/ATP Cedarville University School of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Programs #AskThePharmacist #VitaminD #CedarvilleUniversity #PharmacyEducation #HealthTips #Wellness PN: 26-0420 — Learn how to safely and effectively use vitamin D supplements in this Ask the Pharmacist segment from Cedarville University. Dr. Yarosz explains dosing in international units, why vitamin D should be taken with food, and how to avoid taking too much. This quick, informative video helps viewers understand when supplementation is helpful and how to monitor their vitamin D levels for better health.https://img.youtube.com/vi/O03zUnJ3lvM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/O03zUnJ3lvM2026-04-20T20:51:33Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/master-of-business-administration-vot6ankdami2023-03-22T20:01:36ZMaster of Business AdministrationAdvance your leadership with Cedarville’s online, biblically integrated MBA. Learn more about the MBA program: https://cedar.to/Programs Cedarville University’s online MBA program is designed for professionals ready to grow as leaders, manage people effectively, and pursue promotion or career transition. Whether you earned your undergraduate degree in business or are entering from another field, the MBA is a key milestone for advancing your career. Timestamps: 0:02 Who the MBA program is for 0:27 A new level of online learning 0:50 Video lectures and teamwork projects 1:10 Flexibility for working professionals 1:20 Experienced online faculty 1:54 Faculty support for adult learners 2:12 Integrating faith in the business world 2:17 What makes the Cedarville MBA unique What truly sets the Cedarville MBA apart is its biblical integration. Faith and learning are woven into every course, helping students apply a Christian perspective to leadership, decision-making, service, and business strategy. Grounded in God’s Word, graduates are prepared to lead with integrity on a rock-solid foundation. #CedarvilleUniversity #CedarvilleMBA #OnlineMBA #ChristianMBA #BusinessLeadership #FaithAndWork — Cedarville’s online MBA equips working professionals with practical leadership skills, flexible learning, and meaningful collaboration. With experienced faculty and strong biblical integration, students learn to apply their faith to real-world business decisions and lead with integrity in every area of their careers.https://img.youtube.com/vi/VoT6AnkDamI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/VoT6AnkDamI2023-03-22T20:01:36Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-preagriculture-at-cedarville-university-f578xrwtfjg2025-09-04T20:27:35ZWhy Study Preagriculture at Cedarville University?Why Study Preagriculture at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Interested in pursuing a future in agriculture? Cedarville University’s pre-agriculture program is designed to provide the first two years of a typical agricultural curriculum while grounding your education in a distinctly Christian worldview. You’ll be equipped with the technical and nontechnical skills needed to transition smoothly into advanced agricultural studies and future career opportunities. As part of the program, you’ll choose an emphasis in either agriculture business or agriculture science. Working closely with your academic advisor, you’ll select electives tailored to your chosen emphasis and to the requirements of the transfer institution where you plan to continue your agricultural education. This flexible approach ensures that your coursework not only meets industry standards but also aligns with your long-term career goals. At Cedarville, agriculture is studied in the context of God’s design of creation. Your education will prepare you to steward the earth wisely, contribute to an ever-evolving field, and glorify Christ through your work. When you leave Cedarville, you’ll have both a strong academic foundation and a biblical perspective that will set you apart in your future studies and career. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #PreAgriculture #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianEducation #AgricultureBusiness #AgricultureScience #FaithAndLearning PN: 25-0002 — Interested in pursuing a future in agriculture? Cedarville University’s preagriculture program is designed to provide the first two years of a typical agricultural curriculum while grounding your education in a distinctly Christian worldview.https://img.youtube.com/vi/F578XRWTFJg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/F578XRWTFJg2025-09-04T20:27:35Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-university-commencement-2017-l_q7cft60dw2017-05-08T19:01:09ZCedarville University Commencement 2017Watch a few highlights from Cedarville University 2017 Commencement. Visit Cedarville.edu to apply or learn more.https://img.youtube.com/vi/l_q7cfT60Dw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/l_q7cfT60Dw2017-05-08T19:01:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/discipleship-and-leadership-theology-formation-mission-and-leadership-the-synergy-initiative-sxduwheha8m2025-09-26T14:49:32ZDiscipleship and Leadership: Theology, Formation, Mission and Leadership | The Synergy InitiativeA healthy church is not built on one emphasis alone. Theology, formation, mission, and leadership all work together to strengthen the church and fuel multiplication. ➡️ Access more free resources from The Synergy Initiative: https://www.cedarville.edu/Synergy In this session from The Synergy Initiative, Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Professor of Systematic and Applied Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, explains how these four areas must remain balanced, why they are often pitted against one another, and how churches can grow by integrating all of them. Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction – Why theology, formation, mission, and leadership all matter 02:30 Theology – Knowledge of God that shapes faithful living 05:30 Formation – Growing in godliness through putting off, renewing, and putting on 07:10 Mission – Making disciples because worship does not exist where it should 09:00 Leadership – Influencing God’s people toward God’s purposes 11:00 Final encouragement – Pursuing balance for healthy church multiplication Dr. Kimble emphasizes that churches must resist the temptation to become a “theology church,” “mission church,” or “leadership church” that looks down on others. Instead, every church should pursue a balanced commitment to sound doctrine, spiritual formation, disciple-making mission, and raising up leaders. Key themes include the necessity of Scripture as the baseline for all ministry, the call to maturity and Christlikeness in formation, the urgency of evangelism and disciple-making, and the importance of equipping and multiplying leaders with both character and competencies. Church leaders are encouraged to take inventory of these four areas—individually and corporately—asking where imbalances exist and how to pursue greater faithfulness. With God’s grace, dependence on prayer, and commitment to His Word, churches can experience growth and multiplication through a holistic approach to discipleship and leadership. - Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program aims to equip students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Join this transformative journey to deepen your faith and enhance your outreach efforts through our free online resources. Learn more at https://cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. - Learn more about academic programs at Cedarville University: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics Plan your campus visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Apply for admission: https://www.cedarville.edu/apply #Theology #Formation #Mission #LeadershipDevelopment #SynergyInitiative #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/sxDuwhEHA8M/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/sxDuwhEHA8M2025-09-26T14:49:32Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/dr-dockery-developing-a-theology-for-christian-education-spring-2014-yfrfqh-n6xu2026-04-22T12:38:40ZDr. Dockery — Developing a Theology for Christian Education, Spring 2014This lecture explores a theologically shaped vision for Christian higher education, emphasizing the need to recover coherence between faith and learning in today’s academic landscape. Drawing from history and personal experience, the speaker traces how many institutions began with strong Christian foundations but gradually drifted toward secularization, often separating faith from intellectual life. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction and context for Christian higher education 2:00 The modern landscape of higher education 3:30 The loss of Christian identity in institutions 7:00 Enlightenment influence and specialization 9:20 Four models of Christian higher education 13:00 The limits of piety alone 15:30 Faith as belief and body of truth 18:00 The historical connection between Christianity and education 21:00 Tension between church and academy 24:00 Developing Christian thinking across disciplines 28:00 The rule of faith and theological boundaries 33:00 Historical development of Christian thought 37:00 Key theological challenges and heresies 40:00 Theology applied to real-world issues 43:00 Discipline-specific integration of faith 49:00 Building a theologically informed vision 52:00 Collaboration and future opportunities Dr. Dockery argues that Christian higher education must move beyond a “two-sphere” model where faith and learning operate separately. Instead, institutions should cultivate a unified approach grounded in historic Christian theology — one that engages every discipline, from science to the arts, with intellectual rigor and spiritual depth.. #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianHigherEd #FaithAndLearning #BiblicalWorldview #HigherEducation #ChristianScholarship — This lecture highlights the urgent need for a unified, theologically grounded approach to Christian higher education. By integrating faith with every academic discipline, institutions can maintain their distinct identity, engage culture thoughtfully, and equip students to think deeply and live faithfully in a complex world.https://img.youtube.com/vi/YfrFQH-N6XU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/YfrFQH-N6XU2026-04-22T12:38:40Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/leadership-starts-within-dr-kyle-koppenhoefer-xxe1ndy4v42025-12-05T20:34:17ZLeadership Starts Within: Dr. Kyle KoppenhoeferMeet Dr. Kyle Koppenhoefer, President and Founder of Ultisim Technologies, an engineering consulting company based in Columbus, Ohio. Kyle recently stepped away from the day-to-day demands of leading a company to participate in Cedarville University’s CU LEAD leadership workshop—and the impact was significant. Learn more about CU Lead: http://cedar.to/CULead CU LEAD is built on the belief that leadership growth must happen before organizational growth can happen. The program emphasizes Christ-centered leadership, character development, emotional intelligence, and servant-minded influence—principles designed to strengthen both individuals and teams. During the workshop, Kyle appreciated how CU LEAD: ➡️ Helped him zoom out and regain perspective beyond daily operations ➡️ Balanced internal leadership work (self-awareness, character, values) with external action steps ➡️ Reinforced the truth that a company can only grow as quickly as its leadership grows By focusing on both the heart and the skills of leadership, Cedarville’s CU LEAD provides practical frameworks for company leaders, teams, and organizations looking to grow with purpose and integrity. If you’re a business owner, team leader, or emerging professional seeking leadership development shaped by biblical truth and practical insight, Kyle’s experience shows what CU LEAD can unlock!https://img.youtube.com/vi/-XxE1NdY4V4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/-XxE1NdY4V42025-12-05T20:34:17Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-biblical-studies-at-cedarville-university-0eohq7tjshw2025-06-05T19:18:08ZWhy Study Biblical Studies at Cedarville University?Build a strong foundation in Scripture while preparing for a lifetime of ministry and service. https://cedarville.edu/BiblicalStudies Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies equips you with both depth and breadth in God’s Word. You’ll study Scripture in its original languages — Greek and Hebrew — and engage with Cedarville’s liberal arts core, giving you the strongest academic foundation for ministry, missions, or further theological training. To customize your degree, you can choose from a wide variety of concentrations that align with your personal calling and ministry goals. Options include Biblical Counseling, Biblical Languages, Biblical Literature, Historical Theology, Missions, Philosophy and Theology, Teaching Ministry, Theology, Women’s Ministry, Worship, and Youth and Family Ministry. For students seeking advanced training, Cedarville offers the Accelerated BA + MDiv option, allowing you to complete both degrees in just five years. This pathway provides rigorous preparation for pastoral, missionary, or academic ministry. At Cedarville, your biblical studies degree will not only prepare you for a career in ministry — it will also equip you to live out your faith and serve with confidence, wherever God leads. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #BiblicalStudies #ChristianEducation #MinistryTraining PN: 25-0002 — Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Arts in Biblical Studies equips you with both depth and breadth in God’s Word. You’ll study Scripture in its original languages — Greek and Hebrew — and engage with Cedarville’s liberal arts core, giving you the strongest academic foundation for ministry, missions, or further theological training.https://img.youtube.com/vi/0EOHq7TjsHw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/0EOHq7TjsHw2025-06-05T19:18:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/this-pharmacist-is-calling-the-shots-nextgenpharmds-lowfonfycyq2026-04-29T13:45:03ZThis pharmacist is calling the shots! #NextGenPharmDsAnna Staudt shares how Cedarville prepared her for a career in clinical pharmacy and patient care. Learn more about Cedarville’s Christ-centered pharmacy training for the next generation of pharmacists: https://cedar.to/NextGenPharmDs Anna Staudt, Clinical Pharmacy and Allied Health Manager at Heart of Ohio Family Health (@heartofohiofamilyhealth4745 ), discusses her role overseeing a clinical pharmacy program and supporting HIV case management. In her work, she provides chronic disease state management across a range of conditions, with a focus on pharmacist-led HIV and Hepatitis C treatment. She also contributes to quality improvement initiatives and serves as a preceptor for students, helping shape the next generation of healthcare professionals. Anna credits Cedarville University for equipping her with the skills and mindset needed for her career. Through an emphasis on professionalism and involvement, she was encouraged to step outside her comfort zone, engage in student organizations, and build meaningful connections. These experiences helped her discover her passion for working with people and prepared her to lead, collaborate, and deliver patient-centered care in a clinical setting. Her story highlights the value of hands-on experience, mentorship, and personal growth in pursuing a career in pharmacy and allied health. From managing complex disease states to investing in student development, Anna’s journey reflects the impact of a Cedarville education on both professional readiness and purpose-driven work. Apply to Cedarville University: https://cedar.to/GradApply Explore Cedarville's Pharmacy program: https://cedar.to/Pharmacy Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #CedarvilleUniversity #SchoolOfPharmacy #PharmacyInformatics #PharmacyResidency PN: 26-0335 — Anna Staudt explains her role as Clinical Pharmacy and Allied Health Manager at Heart of Ohio Family Health, including work in HIV and Hepatitis C treatment, chronic disease management, and student mentorship. She reflects on how Cedarville University’s focus on professionalism and involvement helped her grow, build connections, and discover her passion for working with people in a healthcare setting.https://img.youtube.com/vi/LoWFOnfyCYQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/LoWFOnfyCYQ2026-04-29T13:45:03Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-get-a-bible-minor-at-cedarville-university-ui3weadyy_82026-01-06T20:34:23ZWhy Get a Bible Minor at Cedarville University?Why Get a Bible Minor at Cedarville University? https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions What sets Cedarville apart? Every undergraduate student completes a Bible minor as part of their general education — grounding every major and career path in the truth of God’s Word. This distinctive approach equips you to think biblically about life, learning, and your calling. The Bible minor consists of five courses: The Bible and the Gospel, Old Testament Literature, New Testament Literature, Theology I, and Theology II. Together, these courses help you grow in your understanding of Scripture, develop a stronger theological foundation, and learn how to apply biblical truth to every aspect of life. But Cedarville’s Bible teaching doesn’t stop with students on campus. Through the Bible Minor Project, every lecture from all five courses is recorded and made available online for free. Whether for personal enrichment, small group Bible studies, or use within the church, this resource is designed to strengthen your faith and encourage others. At Cedarville, you won’t just gain academic knowledge — you’ll develop a deeper love for Christ and His Word, preparing you to live and serve with wisdom and conviction wherever God calls you. Take the next step and discover more: Admissions — https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid — https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus — https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs — https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics Bible Minor Project — https://www.cedarville.edu/Bible #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinor #ChristianEducation #BiblicalWorldview #Theologyhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/UI3weadYy_8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/UI3weadYy_8https://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-language-arts-education-at-cedarville-university-r-2tv4cbuvy2025-06-05T19:37:07ZWhy Study Language Arts Education at Cedarville University?Why Study Language Arts Education at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Do you dream of becoming an English or Language Arts teacher? Cedarville University’s Adolescent and Young Adult Language Arts (AYALA) education major prepares you to teach grades 7–12 in both private and public schools. With coursework grounded in a biblical worldview, you’ll be equipped to think critically, communicate effectively, and inspire the next generation to do the same. As a language arts education major, you’ll study courses such as English Grammar, Practicum in Writing Instruction, Teaching Diverse Learners, and Faith and Learning Alignment. These classes will strengthen your mastery of language while giving you practical strategies to engage and challenge students in the classroom. Beyond academics, Cedarville emphasizes spiritual growth and servant-leadership. You’ll be mentored by faculty who model Christlike teaching and who prepare you to do the same for your students. By graduation, you’ll be ready to enter the classroom with excellence, setting an example of faith and professionalism while impacting young lives through a love of language arts. Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Explore academic programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #LanguageArtsEducation #EnglishEducation #TeacherPreparation #ChristianEducationhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/R-2Tv4CBuVY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/R-2Tv4CBuVY2025-06-05T19:37:07Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/alumni-outcomes-equipped-to-lead-and-serve-och6fdbll8a2022-10-31T16:57:08ZAlumni Outcomes: Equipped to Lead and ServeCedarville University prepares you for career success and gospel impact. Start your journey at Cedarville: https://cedar.to/Admissions At Cedarville University, your education is more than 1,000 days of hard work — it is preparation for personal growth, professional excellence, and pursuing God’s unique calling on your life. Whether majoring in accounting, nursing, education, radio, business, or another academic program, students are equipped with rigorous coursework, meaningful internships, and biblical truth that shapes both career and character. Cedarville graduates quickly find employment and graduate school opportunities, with 98.4% employed or in grad school within six months of graduation — one of the highest placement rates you will find. Fortune 500 companies, top government agencies, and leading organizations such as Mayo Clinic, NASA, the NFL, Procter and Gamble, Honda, Amazon, and the U.S. Air Force recruit Yellowjackets for their excellence, integrity, and work ethic. More than 300 employers return to campus each year to hire well-trained graduates. #CedarvilleUniversity #CareerSuccess #ChristianCollege #FaithAndWork #GraduateOutcomes #HigherEducation #Yellowjackets — Cedarville University equips students for career success, graduate school, and gospel impact. With a 98.4% placement rate, strong internship connections, and graduates serving at top companies and universities, Cedarville combines academic excellence with spiritual depth. Discover how rigorous programs, dedicated professors, and a Christ-centered community prepare you to pursue your calling and lead with integrity wherever God directs your path.https://img.youtube.com/vi/och6fdbll8A/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/och6fdbll8A2022-10-31T16:57:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-person-of-christ-part-1-6zcwgrjcw382022-09-27T13:00:02ZTheology II: Person of Christ (part 1)Christology with Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University — Who Is Jesus and Why It Matters In this lecture, Dr. Jeremy Kimble introduces Christology by explaining the meaning of Christ as Messiah, the Old Testament expectation of a coming King, and the New Testament revelation of Jesus as fully God and fully man in one person. https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject 0:07 Opening — Cedarville’s academic programs 0:21 Introduction to Christology: Christ as title not surname 1:02 Messiah, anointing, kingship, and Old Testament anticipation 1:41 The person and work of Christ: who he is and what he has done 2:00 Key questions: Messiah across Scripture, the hypostatic union, early church heresies, cultural views of Jesus 5:40 Cedarville doctrinal statement on the Son — fully God, fully man, perfect mediator 6:54 Why Christology matters — gospel-centered, Christ-centered theology 9:20 Class exercise: Messiah in the Old Testament (Genesis to Isaiah) 12:03 Old Testament expectations: need for a redeemer, blessing to nations, ruler from Judah, defeat of the serpent, sonship, sacrifice, resurrection image 18:29 Transition to New Testament texts 19:01 John 1 — Incarnation, deity, creator, divine Word made flesh 22:46 John 8 — I AM, identity, divinity, conflict with religious leaders 26:39 Claims to deity and why his audience understood him 27:01 Romans 1 — Son of David, Son of God, resurrection power, Jesus as Lord 28:04 Romans 10 — salvation through confessing Jesus as Lord 29:05 Hebrews 1 — heir of all things, creator, radiance of God’s glory, exact imprint, sustainer, enthroned King 31:39 Jesus greater than angels — glory and authority 31:51 Summary: Jesus Christ fully God, fully man, one person forever 32:37 Preview of next units — Jesus prophesied, born, lived, died, rose, ascended, will return Learn more Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academicshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/6ZCWgRJCw38/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/6ZCWgRJCw382022-09-27T13:00:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/competencies-sharing-the-gospel-the-synergy-initiative-y3i8hrnzuis2025-05-14T16:01:37ZCompetencies: Sharing the Gospel | The Synergy InitiativeLearn how to share Christ with others out of the overflow of your joy! Join us as Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Professor of Systematic and Applied Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, discusses the core tenets of the Gospel and how to share it with others. Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program aims to equip students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Join this transformative journey to deepen your faith and enhance your outreach efforts through our free online resources. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. #Cedarville #SynergyInitiative #Evangelism #ChurchPlantinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/y3I8HRnzUis/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/y3I8HRnzUis2025-05-14T16:01:37Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-overcoming-temptation-chozgqnbm_q2022-09-08T13:00:17ZTheology I: Overcoming TemptationHow to Overcome Sin and Temptation | A Biblical Strategy for Holiness In this final lecture on the doctrine of sin, we move from theology to practice. After studying what sin is, where it comes from, and how it affects us, this session focuses on the critical question every Christian asks sooner or later: how do we actually fight sin and overcome temptation in daily life? Drawing from Romans 6, Scripture, and insights from John Owen, this teaching offers a realistic, hope-filled strategy for spiritual growth and perseverance in Christ. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:24 From the doctrine of sin to daily obedience 1:31 John Owen and the mortification of sin 2:29 Romans 6 and being dead to sin 4:23 Alive to God in Christ 6:13 Why sanctification requires effort 7:39 How sin distorts good desires 8:35 Pride and identity 10:23 Rest versus laziness 12:18 Greed and contentment 14:27 Diagnosing your sin honestly 15:52 Questions to assess spiritual health 18:28 Scripture, prayer, and spiritual discipline 20:23 Putting off sin and putting on righteousness 22:59 The ANTHeM strategy for temptation 27:05 Confession, repentance, and forgiveness 28:53 Being sinned against in the church 30:14 Forgiveness as gospel living 32:01 Brokenness and spiritual awakening 33:49 The power of God’s Word 35:45 The role of godly friendships Romans 6 sets the tone for this entire session. Because believers are united with Christ in His death and resurrection, they are no longer enslaved to sin. Christians are called to consider themselves dead to sin and alive to God, then to live consistently with that new identity. This does not mean temptation disappears. It means we now fight from a position of freedom, not defeat. This lecture emphasizes that sin often grows out of distorted good desires. Legitimate needs like rest, identity, ambition, provision, and sexuality can all be twisted when detached from God’s design. Recognizing these distortions helps believers address sin at the heart level rather than merely managing behavior. A significant portion of the session focuses on practical diagnosis. Questions drawn from Scripture and spiritual theology help believers examine whether sin is being taken seriously, whether repentance is genuine, and whether there is a real desire for holiness. Growth requires honesty, self-examination, and humility before God. Students are also introduced to practical tools for fighting temptation, including the ANTHeM framework: avoiding tempting situations, saying no quickly, turning the mind to Christ, holding onto biblical truth, enjoying Christ as a greater satisfaction, and physically moving away from temptation when necessary. Victory is not found in willpower alone, but in delighting in Christ above all else. The lecture closes by stressing the importance of confession, forgiveness, and community. Christians will sin, and they will also be sinned against, even within the church. Perseverance requires gospel-shaped relationships marked by grace, accountability, forgiveness, and mutual exhortation. God often uses faithful friendships as one of His primary means to help believers grow in holiness. This session reminds us that overcoming sin is not about moral perfection, but about ongoing repentance, growing love for Christ, and steady progress by the power of the Spirit. Learn more about Christ-centered theological education at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #OvercomingSin #ChristianLiving #BiblicalTheology #CedarvilleUniversity #SpiritualGrowth #FaithInPracticehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/chOZgQnBM_Q/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/chOZgQnBM_Q2022-09-08T13:00:17Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-person-of-christ-part-3-hyh7cjrfdo2022-10-04T13:00:00ZTheology II: Person of Christ (part 3)Christology with Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University — The Life, Ministry, Death, Resurrection, and Return of Christ In this lecture, Dr. Jeremy Kimble continues the Person of Christ unit, tracing Jesus’ earthly life, his temptation, ministry of miracles and teaching, the transfiguration, his death and resurrection, his ascension, and his promised return. https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject 0:00 Cedarville introduction — all students complete the five-course Bible minor 0:25 Christology review — seven-fold outline: prophesied, born, lived, died, rose, ascended, will return 1:24 Overview of current section: the life of Christ 1:41 Baptism reviewed — Father’s affirmation, Spirit’s descent 1:49 Transition to temptation 1:55 Matthew 4 — three temptations (bread, temple, kingdoms) 2:30 Why the temptations mattered and Jesus’ hunger as genuine humanity 3:17 Jesus answers each temptation with Scripture 4:50 Jesus quotes Deuteronomy 6 and 8 — significance and Israel’s failures 6:17 Jesus as new Israel, new Adam, faithful Son 7:03 Why this matters for believers who fail temptation 7:30 Hebrews 4 — tempted in every way yet without sin 7:55 James 1 — God cannot be tempted; theological questions raised 8:58 Impeccability vs. peccability — discussing theological categories 9:26 Luke 3–4 — the Spirit’s role in Jesus’ obedience 11:57 Jesus empowered by the Spirit; implications for our own obedience 13:02 Illustration — swimmer and the boat; why Jesus could not sin and why he did not sin 13:46 Application — believers obey by the Spirit as Jesus did 14:36 Ministry and miracles — teaching, preaching, healing, casting out demons 15:12 Jesus’ teaching ministry; connection between miracles and meaning 15:45 Sermon summary — kingdom of God is at hand 16:20 Kingdom of God explained: God’s people, in God’s place, under God’s rule 17:01 Parables of the kingdom — growth, mustard seed, yeast 18:19 Already and not yet — inaugurated and future aspects of the kingdom 20:15 Miracles as signs of identity, compassion, awakening weak faith 21:03 Transfiguration — glory revealed; Moses and Elijah present 21:27 Moses (law) and Elijah (prophets); Jesus fulfilling both 22:28 Jesus’ death — focal point of the New Testament 22:54 One-third of the Gospels dedicated to the Passion Week 23:10 1 Corinthians 15:3–4 — of first importance: Christ died and rose 23:41 Resurrection as central; if Christ is not risen, faith is futile 24:33 Evidences for the resurrection — eyewitnesses, changed lives, persecution, empty tomb 28:09 Why alternative theories fail — swoon theory, hallucinations, wrong tomb 29:07 Why resurrection matters — vindication, sonship, future resurrection 29:50 Ascension — intercession from the Father’s right hand 30:56 Return of Christ — 2 Thessalonians described 31:57 Jesus will return in glory, judge, and reign 32:32 Preview — next session: evaluating false statements about Jesus with Scripture Learn more Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinor #Christology #Theology #ChristianWorldview #GospelCentered #FaithAndLearninghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/-hyH7CjrFDo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/-hyH7CjrFDo2022-10-04T13:00:00Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/sexual-assault-awareness-month-myth-2-srg17o4r5g42021-04-12T15:28:17ZSexual Assault Awareness Month | Myth #2In reality, clothing choice is NOT a factor in sexual assault; it is an excuse used by the offender to justify violence and shift responsibility to the victim. Talking about the way a victim was dressed places the burden for the crime on the victim of the violence, rather than on the perpetrator of the violence where it rightfully belongs. Please consider participating this month by initiating conversations with those around you and educating yourself through the resources at cedarville.edu/SpeakUp. Thank you for striving to show love for God and others and pursue integrity and excellence by encouraging one another to Speak Up.https://img.youtube.com/vi/SRg17O4r5g4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/SRg17O4r5g42021-04-12T15:28:17Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/top-of-mind-campus-wide-ai-initiative-us3kxnsvuoi2026-04-08T14:27:58ZTop of Mind: Campus-wide AI InitiativeCedarville integrates AI campus-wide to prepare students for the future of work and ministry. Explore AI at Cedarville: https://www.cedarville.edu/why-cedarville/campus-wide-ai-initiative Cedarville University is leading the way in higher education as the first evangelical Christian university to implement a campus-wide ChatGPT Edu solution. This innovative step brings artificial intelligence directly into the learning experience, integrating with the Canvas learning management system and enabling a private, secure environment for academic use. Faculty can create customized GPTs for their courses, providing AI-powered tutoring and enhancing how students engage with course content. This initiative reflects a commitment to equipping students with practical, future-ready skills. As AI continues to shape industries and careers, Cedarville is preparing graduates to be AI-savvy, not AI-illiterate. Students will learn how to use AI effectively while continuing to develop critical thinking, discipline, and strong work ethic — skills that remain essential in any field. At the same time, Cedarville approaches AI through a distinctly Christian worldview. Grounded in biblical principles, the university emphasizes that God alone is worthy of worship and that human beings — created in His image — have inherent value that technology cannot replace. The integration of AI is guided by stewardship, encouraging thoughtful and ethical use of technology that supports learning without diminishing human connection or spiritual growth. By combining innovation with theological reflection, Cedarville is entering this new era of education with wisdom and purpose — training students to engage culture, share the Gospel, and honor Christ in every sphere, including emerging technologies. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #ArtificialIntelligence #ChatGPTEdu #ChristianEducation #HigherEdInnovation #FaithAndTechnology — Cedarville University is pioneering the integration of AI in higher education through a campus-wide ChatGPT Edu solution. With secure tools, AI tutors, and faculty-built GPTs, students gain hands-on experience while grounded in a biblical worldview. This approach prepares graduates to use technology wisely, think critically, and represent Christ faithfully in a rapidly evolving digital world.https://img.youtube.com/vi/us3KXNsVuoI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/us3KXNsVuoI2026-04-08T14:27:58Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-electrical-engineering-at-cedarville-university-9-kgqgjkkbu2025-06-05T19:31:12ZWhy Study Electrical Engineering at Cedarville UniversityWhy Study Electrical Engineering at Cedarville University? Prepare for a thriving engineering career while integrating faith and cutting-edge technology. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) is recognized among the nation’s top programs, offering a rigorous education that combines technical excellence with a biblical worldview. From foundational courses to advanced design projects, you’ll study in modern facilities, engage with hands-on labs, and participate in design competitions that prepare you for real-world engineering challenges. As an electrical engineering student, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills to enter fields such as power distribution, renewable energy, battery-powered devices, robotics, communications, and more. Whether your career path leads to industry, education, or government, Cedarville’s BSEE program equips you for success. But at Cedarville, engineering is more than career preparation. You’ll be challenged to view your vocation as a ministry for Christ, using your technical expertise to make a meaningful impact for the Gospel in a rapidly changing world. Explore Cedarville University’s School of Engineering and Computer Science today: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit #CedarvilleUniversity #ElectricalEngineering #ChristianEducation #EngineeringDegree #STEMCareershttps://img.youtube.com/vi/9-kgqgJkkbU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/9-kgqgJkkbU2025-06-05T19:31:12Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/senior-celebration-2024-3smale8wk5k2024-05-04T13:10:40ZSenior Celebration 2024 Join us on the evening of May 3rd at 8 p.m. for a special service dedicated to the Class of 2024! Gather in fellowship for a night of teaching, praise, worship, and shared memories as we reflect on the journey and celebrate the milestones of our graduating class. #ClassOf2024 #CUGrad2024 #GraduationCelebration ✨https://img.youtube.com/vi/3SmALE8wK5k/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/3SmALE8wK5k2024-05-04T13:10:40Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-special-education-at-cedarville-h3qawoexdzu2026-04-02T16:15:29ZWhy Study Special Education at CedarvilleCedarville University’s nationally accredited special education degree is designed for students who have a heart for serving individuals with disabilities. Start your journey in special education: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/programs/special-education This distinctly Christian program prepares you to teach students in grades K–12 with mild to moderate disabilities while demonstrating Christ-like love in the classroom. Through biblically integrated coursework and meaningful hands-on learning, you’ll gain the knowledge, skills, and compassion needed to make a lasting impact. From your freshman year, you’ll begin clinical experiences that build toward more than 500 hours of real-world practice. You’ll work with diverse learners in both traditional and distance learning environments, developing practical teaching strategies grounded in a biblical worldview. Cedarville’s experienced education faculty model thoughtful, Christ-centered teaching, equipping you to lead your own classroom with confidence. During your senior year, your coursework and field experience come together as you student-teach in an alternative high school setting. You’ll observe, co-teach, and learn alongside a mentor teacher, applying what you’ve studied to real classroom situations. Graduates are prepared to teach in public, private, Christian, urban, and mission school settings. Cedarville’s accreditation allows you to earn an Ohio teaching license for mild to moderate disabilities, which is transferable to other states with licensure requirements. You’ll also qualify for certification through the Association of Christian Schools International, expanding your opportunities to serve globally. Apply to Cedarville University: https://cedar.to/Admissions Explore Financial Aid Options: https://cedar.to/FinAid Schedule Your Campus Visit: https://cedar.to/Visit View Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #SpecialEducation #ChristianEducation #TeachWithPurpose #FutureTeachers — Cedarville University’s special education program equips students to serve K–12 learners with mild to moderate disabilities through hands-on experience and a biblical worldview. With over 500 clinical hours, Christ-centered faculty mentorship, and licensure opportunities, graduates are prepared to teach in diverse educational settings and make a meaningful impact through compassionate, effective instruction.https://img.youtube.com/vi/h3QAWOexdzU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/h3QAWOexdzU2026-04-02T16:15:29Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/devries-theatre-360-facility-tour-jab71koqmrc2021-02-25T19:43:00ZDeVries Theatre | 360 Facility TourThe DeVries Theatre inside the Stevens Student houses a 400-seat theatre with modern technology and staging as well as a movement studio, makeup suite, scene design lab, and dressing rooms.https://img.youtube.com/vi/jAb71KoqMrc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/jAb71KoqMrc2021-02-25T19:43:00Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-prayer-ei5iuxd5ike2023-01-17T14:00:17ZTheology I: PrayerWhy Christians Pray | Doctrine of Prayer and the Sovereignty of God In this theology lecture, Cedarville University students explore the doctrine of prayer as the natural response to knowing the triune, transcendent, and immanent God of Scripture. After completing the doctrine of God, this session asks a practical and deeply personal question: How do finite, dependent people relate to a sovereign, all-powerful God? The answer is prayer — personal, persistent, faith-filled communication with the God who hears and acts. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics This lecture explains why prayer matters even though God is sovereign and already knows our needs. Drawing from 2 Corinthians, Romans, and the Gospels, students learn that prayer is not about informing God but about forming God’s people. God uses prayer to cultivate dependence, humility, faith, and joy in Him. Prayer reminds believers that power belongs to God, not to human effort or self-sufficiency. A major emphasis of the session is the relationship between Scripture and prayer. Students are encouraged to pray with an open Bible, allowing God’s Word to shape what they pray and how they pray. Using insights from George Müller, the lecture demonstrates how reading and meditating on Scripture naturally leads to confession, thanksgiving, praise, intercession, and supplication. Rather than treating prayer as a disconnected activity, the Bible becomes the primary guide for meaningful, God-centered prayer. The lecture also addresses how prayer works in light of God’s sovereignty. God has ordained prayer as a means through which He accomplishes His purposes. When believers pray according to God’s will, they are participating in what God has already determined to do. Passages like Luke 11, James 4, and 1 John 5 help students understand why some prayers are answered, delayed, or denied, and how faith, obedience, humility, and forgiveness relate to an effective prayer life. Students also learn what it means to pray in Jesus’ name. Praying in Jesus’ name is not a formula or ritual phrase, but an appeal to God based on the authority, mediation, and finished work of Christ. Because Jesus is the great High Priest, believers now have confident access to the Father, something that was impossible under the Old Covenant. Through Christ and by the power of the Holy Spirit, prayer becomes a privilege rooted in grace. The lecture concludes with pastoral wisdom on unanswered prayer and perseverance. Believers are reminded that God’s timing is not our timing, that suffering often produces character, and that persistent prayer reflects trust in God’s goodness. Like the persistent widow in Luke 18, Christians are called to pray continually and not lose heart, trusting that ultimate justice and restoration will come at the return of Christ. Discover Christ-centered theological education at Cedarville University, where doctrine shapes devotion and truth fuels prayer. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #Prayer #ChristianTheology #DoctrineOfGod #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleClass #SpiritualFormationhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/ei5iUXd5ikE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ei5iUXd5ikE2023-01-17T14:00:17Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/convictions-bible-survey-the-synergy-initiative-zpu8zeskdi42025-04-23T16:00:56ZConvictions: Bible Survey | The Synergy InitiativeDiscover why Christian maturity must be rooted not only in godly character, but also in deeply held biblical convictions. Join us as Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Professor of Systematic and Applied Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, emphasizes the need for solid convictions grounded in God's world and Word to strengthen the church multiplication movement. Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program equips students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Immerse yourself in a transformative journey where Scripture shapes your character, convictions, and calling. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. #CharacterFormation #Cedarville #SynergyInitiative #Evangelism #ChurchPlantinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/ZpU8zeSKdi4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ZpU8zeSKdi42025-04-23T16:00:56Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/alumni-outcomes-zach-ragle-12-5lwxw1u2ffa2015-05-27T20:23:07ZAlumni Outcomes: Zach Ragle '12Zach Ragle ’12, an emergency room nurse in Xenia, Ohio, describes his appreciation for how the high quality of his education at Cedarville prepared him to care for patients both physically and spiritually.https://img.youtube.com/vi/5lWXw1u2fFA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/5lWXw1u2fFA2015-05-27T20:23:07Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-pastoral-epistles-m8y942gsqlc2024-02-12T17:00:14ZNew Testament | Pastoral EpistlesIn Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament lecture on the Pastoral Epistles, he treats 1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, and Titus as a unified body of literature, highlighting Paul’s priorities for church leadership, sound doctrine, discipleship, and the careful handling of false teaching. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor In this lecture, Dr. Michael McKay walks through the background, purpose, and major themes of the Pastoral Epistles, emphasizing Paul’s concern for the health and stability of local churches. He explains why these letters are difficult to date and how they differ from Paul’s earlier letters written to congregations, noting that Timothy and Titus were younger leaders tasked with shepherding established churches in challenging contexts. Throughout the lecture, Dr. McKay highlights Paul’s repeated concern for false teaching and his insistence that doctrine and behavior must align. A major focus of the session is church leadership. Dr. McKay unpacks Paul’s teaching on the plurality of elders, the qualifications required for overseers, and the role of deacons and deaconesses as servants within the church. He connects these instructions to real-life congregational decision-making, showing how believers evaluate leaders and participate responsibly in church life after college. The lecture also explores Paul’s instructions for church discipline, explaining how rebuke, removal, and restoration are intended to protect the church and promote repentance. Dr. McKay concludes by examining Paul’s metaphors of the soldier, athlete, and farmer, showing how faithful ministry requires endurance, obedience, and a long-term commitment to spiritual growth. This lecture is especially valuable for Bible minor students, future ministry leaders, and anyone seeking a biblically grounded understanding of church leadership and discipleship. 0:00 Introduction — treating the Pastoral Epistles as a unit 0:57 Paul as author — audience and individual recipients (Timothy, Titus) 1:30 Where Timothy and Titus minister — Ephesus and Crete questions 3:03 Chronology and dating challenges for the pastorals 5:07 Purpose statements — First Timothy, Second Timothy, Titus summarized 8:08 Trustworthy statements and practical maxims in 1 Timothy 11:04 Church structure — why it matters for students and future church members 14:45 Elders and plurality of leadership in the local church 16:27 Elder qualifications — character, household management, teaching 25:16 Deacons and deaconesses — role, testing, and flexibility of service 31:41 Transition to false teaching — why Paul is concerned 34:04 Profiles of false teachers — myths, genealogies, asceticism, drama 41:04 Behavior that betrays profession — works that deny God 42:55 Handling false teachers — removal, handing over to Satan, and restoration 46:00 Paul’s pastoral metaphors — soldier, athlete, farmer explained 52:00 Long-term ministry and investing in future leaders Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #PastoralEpistles #1Timothy #2Timothy #Titus #ChurchLeadership #BibleMinorProjecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/M8y942Gsqlc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/M8y942Gsqlc2024-02-12T17:00:14Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/kalista-mcguire-choosing-pharmacy-atcefekm1ic2023-03-23T12:48:14ZKalista McGuire: Choosing PharmacyFrom pre-med to oncology pharmacist — discover a flexible, patient-centered career in pharmacy. Explore Cedarville’s School of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Programs What does it look like to change direction in healthcare and find the right fit? In this conversation, Dr. Alita Chen, associate dean in Cedarville University’s School of Pharmacy, interviews 2022 graduate Dr. Calista Maguire about her journey from biology pre-med student to oncology infusion center pharmacist. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction with Dr. Alita Chen and Dr. Calista Maguire 0:19 From biology pre-med to medical school 0:56 Rethinking career goals and discovering pharmacy 1:27 Working as an oncology infusion center pharmacist 1:49 Why pharmacy over medicine 2:21 Patient interaction in pharmacy careers 3:36 Transitioning from medical school to pharmacy school 4:14 Support from faculty, mentors, and preceptors 4:43 Advice for students considering switching to pharmacy 5:34 Shaping a pharmacy career around family life 6:51 Closing reflections on Dr. Maguire’s journey After earning her bachelor’s degree in biology and beginning medical school, Dr. Maguire reevaluated her path while starting a family. Through mentorship and prayer, she discovered pharmacy as a dynamic and flexible profession. She shares how pharmacists serve as medication experts, directly interact with patients in settings like ambulatory care and oncology, and contribute to research and medical literature. Dr. Maguire also addresses common misconceptions about pharmacy, highlights the importance of shadowing pharmacists, and explains how the flexibility of the profession allows her to balance patient care with family life. Throughout pharmacy school, she experienced strong faculty support, mentorship, and a Christ-centered learning environment that prepared her for career success. #CedarvilleUniversity #SchoolOfPharmacy #PharmacyCareer #HealthcareCareers #ChristianCollege #WomenInHealthcare — In this Cedarville University School of Pharmacy interview, Dr. Calista Maguire shares her journey from pre-med and medical school to becoming an oncology infusion center pharmacist. Learn how pharmacy offers flexibility, direct patient care, mentorship, and the opportunity to balance career and family while making a meaningful impact in healthcare.https://img.youtube.com/vi/AtcEFekm1Ic/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/AtcEFekm1Ic2023-03-23T12:48:14Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-spanish-education-at-cedarville-university-0c52-hyswjo2025-06-05T19:47:10ZWhy Study Spanish Education at Cedarville University?Why Study Spanish Education at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/SpanishEducation Spanish is one of the most valuable skills in today’s world — and Spanish teachers are in high demand. The United States is now the second largest Spanish-speaking country in the world, second only to Mexico. By earning your Spanish education degree at Cedarville University, you’ll be fully prepared to meet this growing need and make a difference in the classroom. Cedarville’s Spanish education program equips you to teach Spanish in grades K–12, whether in public or Christian schools. Along the way, you’ll study not only the language but also Spanish culture, literature, and history. This well-rounded preparation ensures you graduate ready to lead with excellence and teach with cultural understanding. What makes Cedarville distinctive is its commitment to a biblical worldview. As a Spanish education major, you’ll learn to integrate your faith into teaching — equipping you to glorify Christ and leave a lasting impact on your students. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #SpanishEducation #ChristianCollege #TeachingDegree #LanguageEducation PN: 25-0002 — Prepare to serve the next generation as a skilled, Christ-centered Spanish educator at Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/0C52-HYSwjo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/0C52-HYSwjo2025-06-05T19:47:10Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/m-b-a-business-analytics-concentration-_zpslqzitcq2018-11-26T14:09:50ZM.B.A. Business Analytics ConcentrationEarn your MBA in Business Analytics and lead with data-driven confidence. Apply today: https://cedar.to/Admissions Discover Cedarville University’s online, accredited MBA with a concentration in Business Analytics — built for professionals ready to turn data into strategic decisions. Organizations today need leaders who can analyze and interpret data to drive productivity, forecast outcomes, and solve complex challenges. In this program, you’ll develop skills in data interpretation, financial forecasting, and predicting customer behavior or system performance. Designed for a high-growth field, Cedarville’s MBA prepares you for impactful roles in business analytics and data science. #CedarvilleUniversity #MBA #BusinessAnalytics #OnlineMBA #DataDriven — Cedarville’s MBA in Business Analytics equips you with in-demand data skills and a Christ-centered foundation, preparing you to lead with insight, integrity, and impact in today’s data-driven world.https://img.youtube.com/vi/_zpsLQZitcQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/_zpsLQZitcQ2018-11-26T14:09:50Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-what-is-the-new-identity-and-life-produced-by-the-gospel-sy-pg_0e5y2023-12-15T17:00:00ZBible and the Gospel | What is the New Identity and Life Produced by the Gospel?What does it mean to have a new identity in Christ? In this Bible Minor Project lecture, Dr. Trent Rogers teaches the transformation the Gospel produces in the believer—union with Christ, new creation, adoption, forgiveness, love, and freedom from sin. The Christian life is not only about salvation but also about living out a new identity that flows into a new calling. Every Christian shares a primary calling to glorify God, and this calling shapes how we understand our vocation, gifts, and daily walk with Christ. Learn more about the Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Timestamps: 0:00 Class introduction and goals 0:27 Understanding Christian identity and calling 2:27 Identity rooted in God’s work, not our own 4:02 Biblical contrasts: self-made identity vs. God-given identity 6:04 Teaching children identity through family examples 7:54 Defining who we are in Christ 9:47 Key text: Ephesians 1 and the reality of being in Christ 12:00 Union with Christ as the foundation of identity 14:20 New creation in Christ (2 Corinthians 5) 16:01 Adoption into God’s family (Galatians 4) 17:20 Forgiveness and redemption (Colossians 1) 18:33 Loved by God, nothing separates us (Romans 8) 23:51 Freed from sin through union with Christ (Romans 6) 28:11 New creation identity and Christian calling 29:21 Called by the Gospel to salvation and sanctification 31:03 Primary calling: glorify God in all things 34:10 Living with the end in view 35:30 Vocational calling and spiritual gifts 36:54 Occupation as a means of glorifying God 39:15 Motivation for choosing careers: worship vs. idolatry 41:27 Ordinary work as meaningful service to God and neighbor 43:04 Helpful resources on vocation and calling 43:56 Closing encouragement: glorify God through every field of study This teaching emphasizes that our identity is defined by Christ—not our achievements, culture, or even our failures. In Christ we are adopted, forgiven, loved, freed from sin, and called to glorify God in all things. Whether in ministry, healthcare, engineering, education, or the arts, every Christian vocation matters when it flows from union with Christ and aims at God’s glory. Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here:: Admissions – https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid – https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus – https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs – https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #IdentityInChrist #Gospel #BibleMinor #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/-sY-pg_0e5Y/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/-sY-pg_0e5Y2023-12-15T17:00:00Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/vision-for-the-center-for-the-advancement-of-cybersecurity-_hvygcyk9te2022-11-26T16:00:16ZVision for the Center for the Advancement of CybersecurityDr. Seth Hamman, Director, shares his vision for the Center for the Advancement of Cybersecurity as it looks forward to relocating to the Scharnberg Center for Business in fall 2024.https://img.youtube.com/vi/_hvYgcYK9TE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/_hvYgcYK9TE2022-11-26T16:00:16Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/multiplication-life-together-the-synergy-initiative-06iraz_rna82025-06-18T16:00:01ZMultiplication: Life Together | The Synergy InitiativeAre you experiencing life together as a church community? Join us as Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Professor of Systematic and Applied Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, talks about handling conflict and forgiveness within the church. Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program equips students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Immerse yourself in a transformative journey where Scripture shapes your character, convictions, and calling. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. #Cedarville #SynergyInitiative #Evangelism #ChurchPlantinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/06irAz_Rna8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/06irAz_Rna82025-06-18T16:00:01Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/spiritual-growth-though-chapel-and-the-bible-minor-o83dedm3gbi2019-02-08T15:07:58ZSpiritual Growth Though Chapel and the Bible MinorCedarville shapes students through biblical truth, daily Chapel, and a Christ-centered Bible minor. Discover your purpose at Cedarville: https://cedar.to/Admissions Every weekday at 10:00 a.m., students gather for Chapel — often called the heartbeat of campus. Through powerful Bible teaching and meaningful worship, Chapel challenges students to deepen their relationship with Jesus Christ. Weekly speakers include Cedarville’s president, Dr. White, as well as pastors, missionaries, and professionals from fields like business, politics, and sports who share how they live out their faith. Students consistently rank Chapel as one of their most meaningful experiences. Through the Bible minor, students grow in their understanding and love for God’s Word, develop discernment to recognize false teaching, and learn how to disciple others. Combined with daily Chapel, this intentional focus helps students live out their faith, demonstrate Christlike character, and impact the world for God’s glory. #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianCollege #BibleMinor #ChapelLife #ChristianEducation #faithandlearning — Cedarville University integrates faith into every student’s experience through daily Chapel and a required Bible minor. These core elements help students grow in biblical knowledge, deepen their relationship with Christ, and live out their faith with purpose — preparing them to impact their careers, churches, and communities for God’s glory.https://img.youtube.com/vi/o83deDm3GBI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/o83deDm3GBI2019-02-08T15:07:58Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-morton-hall-360-dorm-tour-c460gpk3cgc2025-12-15T19:00:20ZWelcome to Morton Hall! | 360° Dorm Tour️✨ Follow along for a 360° tour as we explore Morton Hall and see how every day is a new opportunity to experience community and connection while pursing your dreams at Cedarville University. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more content! Click and drag to explore on a desktop computer. For the experience, view the videos on your mobile device. Your movements will be tracked and you'll see any direction you turn your device. ➡️ Learn more about Morton Hall: https://cedar.to/ORi6NW #DormTour #CampusLivinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/c460gPK3CGc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/c460gPK3CGchttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-pursue-a-primary-p-5-education-degree-at-cedarville-university-3ibx5yq71ai2025-06-05T19:29:32ZWhy Pursue a Primary (P–5) Education Degree at Cedarville University?Why Pursue a Primary (P–5) Education Degree at Cedarville University? https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Do you dream of shaping young minds and inspiring a love for learning? Cedarville’s accredited primary (P–5) education major equips you to become a compassionate, Christ-centered teacher prepared to serve in both public and private schools. Through a distinctly Christian approach to education, you’ll be trained to teach PreK through fifth grade while earning your P–5 License. At Cedarville, your preparation goes beyond lesson plans. You’ll engage in rigorous coursework grounded in biblical truth, complemented by innovative field experiences that place you directly in classroom settings. This hands-on training ensures you graduate with both the knowledge and the practical skills to teach effectively from day one. By choosing Cedarville, you’ll not only be prepared for a career in education but also for a calling to impact students for Christ. You’ll inspire a lifelong love of learning, nurture curiosity, and model servant leadership in the classroom. Your degree will empower you to influence the next generation academically and spiritually, leaving a legacy that lasts far beyond the school year. Take the next step toward becoming the teacher God has called you to be: Admissions — https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid — https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus — https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs — https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianEducation #ElementaryEducation #TeachingWithExcellence #BiblicalWorldviewhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/3IBx5yQ71AI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/3IBx5yQ71AI2025-06-05T19:29:32Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/26-0337-de-video-for-homeschool-audience9x16-njojmmc6n942026-01-29T16:45:53Z26 0337 DE Video for Homeschool Audience9X16Hear firsthand how Cedarville University’s dual enrollment program helps students gain confidence, flexibility, and college-level readiness. Learn more about dual enrollment at Cedarville University: https://cedar.to/Programs Cedarville University’s dual enrollment program is designed to help high school students take meaningful steps toward college while still learning from home. In this short testimonial video, students and parents share how dual enrollment builds confidence, supports academic growth, and provides a smooth transition from home education into college-level coursework. Parents highlight how the program proves that students can succeed not only in their home education but also in rigorous college classes. Taking college-level courses while still in high school helps students develop the skills and assurance they need before arriving on campus. Students share that dual enrollment gives them a clear picture of what college will be like, making the transition feel more manageable and less intimidating. Flexibility is another key benefit shared in the video. Students appreciate being able to take dual enrollment classes online, allowing them to work from home on their own schedule and according to their availability. This format makes it possible to balance high school responsibilities while earning college credit in a supportive and structured environment. A central theme throughout the video is trust. Families emphasize that all dual enrollment classes are taught from a biblical perspective, giving parents confidence in what is being taught in their homes. The program reflects Cedarville University’s commitment to delivering a quality academic experience grounded in a Christian worldview, which is especially important for families seeking faith-based education. The video concludes with a strong recommendation for high school students to explore dual enrollment options. Parents and students alike express confidence in Cedarville University to provide academically strong, Christ-centered coursework that prepares students for future success. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #DualEnrollment #ChristianEducation #HighSchoolToCollege #CollegeCredit #CedarvilleUniversity PN: 26-0337 — Cedarville University’s dual enrollment program helps high school students gain confidence, experience college-level academics, and learn from a biblical perspective. Through flexible online courses and trusted instruction, students can earn college credit while preparing academically and spiritually for the transition to college life.https://img.youtube.com/vi/njojMMC6N94/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/njojMMC6N942026-01-29T16:45:53Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-it-management-at-cedarville-university-ijiamuey6li2025-06-05T19:36:52ZWhy Study IT Management at Cedarville University?Why Study IT Management at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Are you fascinated by technology and its role in everyday life? Cedarville University’s Information Technology (IT) Management degree, offered through the Robert W. Plaster School of Business, prepares you for a thriving career in this fast-paced, dynamic field. From supermarkets tracking inventory to e-commerce platforms managing networks, web applications, and mobile apps, IT is the backbone of today’s business world. Cedarville’s IT management program follows guidelines from the Association for Information Systems (AIS) and the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), ensuring you receive industry-relevant training that blends technical knowledge with business application. You’ll gain skills in systems, networking, applications, and IT strategy, preparing you to excel in a wide range of technology-driven careers. What sets Cedarville apart is its distinctly Christian approach. You’ll study IT not just as a career path but as a calling — learning to glorify God and make a Gospel impact through your work in technology and business. If you’re pursuing another major but want to strengthen your career with technical expertise, Cedarville also offers an IT Management minor. This option provides a solid foundation in IT while broadening your professional opportunities. Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Schedule a visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Explore business programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #ITManagement #BusinessDegree #ChristianEducation #TechnologyCareershttps://img.youtube.com/vi/IJIAmUey6LI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/IJIAmUey6LI2025-06-05T19:36:52Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/graduate-certificate-in-operations-management-zsqajelocoe2019-06-05T19:11:22ZGraduate Certificate in Operations ManagementAdvance your career with Cedarville’s online Operations Management certificate. Learn more and apply today: https://cedar.to/Programs Cedarville University’s Graduate Certificate in Operations Management helps professionals add value to their current position or take the next step in their career. This fully online program prepares you for leadership in the management and operations of organizations, all grounded in a biblical worldview. Complete four 3-credit-hour courses in as little as two semesters. You’ll build a strong foundation in supply chain management, lean operations, project management, and operations research — essential skills for today’s growing and evolving businesses. #CedarvilleUniversity #OperationsManagement #GraduateCertificate #OnlineLearning #businessleadership — Cedarville’s online Graduate Certificate in Operations Management prepares professionals for leadership in supply chain management, lean operations, project management, and operations research. Completed in as little as two semesters, this biblically grounded program equips ethical leaders to excel in today’s business operations environment.https://img.youtube.com/vi/zsqAjeloCoE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/zsqAjeloCoE2019-06-05T19:11:22Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/unlocking-new-insights-joy-ware-miller-d6grkx1tt5s2025-12-05T20:19:20ZUnlocking New Insights: Joy Ware MillerJoin Joy Ware Miller (Hope 100.7 / 93.7 The Light) as she reflects on her time participating in the CU LEAD leadership course at Cedarville University. Learn more about CU Lead: http://cedar.to/CULead CU LEAD isn’t just about climbing the ladder or gaining a title — it’s a Christ-centered leadership program rooted in biblical values, servant leadership, and timeless principles. Throughout the workshop, Joy discovered and re-connected with emotional and personal truths she had overlooked. The experience reminded her of valuable tools for life — tools that strengthen her relationships, work, and faith. CU LEAD emphasizes more than just management skills: it teaches humility, integrity, stewardship of God-given gifts, and leadership as service rather than power. Joy calls the time “invaluable,” and she’s excited to see how this training will impact her life beyond the course. If you’re looking for leadership development grounded in faith, emotional health, and service — this story may encourage you to explore what CU LEAD offers!https://img.youtube.com/vi/D6GrkX1tT5s/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/D6GrkX1tT5s2025-12-05T20:19:20Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-wisdom-literature-emalxieqqym2021-05-24T12:30:13ZOld Testament | Wisdom LiteratureThe storyline discussion takes a brief hiatus as Dr. Miller defines the genre of wisdom literature. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/eMaLxiEqQyM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/eMaLxiEqQyM2021-05-24T12:30:13Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/could-you-see-yourself-living-in-murdoch-hall-collegelife-dormlife-roommate-8jtwlwbf8ww2025-12-15T19:00:20Z Could you see yourself living in Murdoch Hall? #CollegeLife #DormLife #Roommate️ Take a tour through Murdoch Hall! Follow along as RA Sam Randall walks through the residence hall and explores what it means to live, grow, and forge strong relationships in Murdoch! Check out more about Murdoch Hall at: https://cedar.to/7MY6wF #DormTour #ResidenceHall #campusliving Musicbed SyncID: MB01P72Y6VYCKUKhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/8jtWLWbf8ww/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/8jtWLWbf8wwhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-communication-at-cedarville-university-519qff-wgma2025-08-25T20:25:59ZWhy Study Communication at Cedarville University?Why Study Communication at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/Communication Cedarville University’s distinctly Christian Bachelor of Arts in Communication will equip you to become a professional bridge — someone who connects people, ideas, and organizations. On a campus fully committed to God’s Word, you’ll develop critical thinking skills, refine your ability to communicate life-changing messages, and grow as a creative and confident leader. If you’re passionate about knowledge, storytelling, and creative expression, Cedarville’s communication program is designed for you. With this degree, you’ll be prepared for in-demand roles such as social media manager, political messaging strategist, event planner, business communication specialist, professional researcher, nonprofit advocate, or media content developer. Grounded in a biblical worldview, you’ll graduate ready to collaborate, influence, and lead with integrity — using your communication skills to glorify Christ in whatever career path He calls you to. Learn how Cedarville can prepare you academically, spiritually, and professionally to excel in today’s fast-moving communication fields. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CommunicationMajor #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianEducation #MediaCareers #Leadership PN: 25-0002 — Cedarville University’s distinctly Christian Bachelor of Arts in Communication will equip you to become a professional bridge — someone who connects people, ideas, and organizations!https://img.youtube.com/vi/519qfF-WGmA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/519qfF-WGmA2025-08-25T20:25:59Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/nextgen-pharmds-how-cedarville-helped-me-become-a-u-s-air-force-pharmacist-ay_uej-jrn82025-12-09T20:54:33ZNextGen PharmDs: How Cedarville Helped Me Become a U.S. Air Force PharmacistNextGen PharmDs: How Cedarville Helped Me Become a U.S. Air Force Pharmacist In this short student spotlight from Cedarville University’s School of Pharmacy, hear how one second-year student successfully balances rigorous academic training with Air Force service. Captain Victor Letsa' experience highlights leadership development, mission readiness, and the flexibility Cedarville provides for students pursuing both professional and military goals. ➡️ Where could your career in pharmacy take you? Explore the possibilities: https://cedarville.edu/NextGenPharmDs - Cedarville University’s Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program prepares students not only for clinical and community pharmacy roles but also for positions in managed care, pharmaceutical research, and healthcare leadership. With hands-on learning, faith-based mentorship, and real-world opportunities, students graduate ready to make an immediate impact in their field. If you’re passionate about healthcare, patient advocacy, and medical innovation, Cedarville’s pharmacy program offers the experience and support you need to thrive in a rapidly evolving profession. Learn more about academic programs, campus life, and how Cedarville integrates faith and vocation in every discipline. - Start your pharmacy journey today: Admissions – https://cedarville.edu/GradAdmissions Financial Aid – https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus – https://cedarville.edu/Visit Pharmacy Program – https://cedarville.edu/Pharmacy #AirForcePharmacist #CedarvilleUniversity #PharmacySchool #MilitaryMedicine #StudentSpotlighthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/Ay_Uej-jRn8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Ay_Uej-jRn82025-12-09T20:54:33Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-pharmaceutical-sciences-at-cedarville-university-us6zlwkgf6m2025-06-05T19:42:00ZWhy Study Pharmaceutical Sciences at Cedarville University?Why Study Pharmaceutical Sciences at Cedarville University? https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Cedarville’s prepharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences programs offer a Christ-centered path to pharmacy careers. You can enter the Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program in just two or three years, then earn your Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences (BSPS) after completing your first year of graduate study. This unique structure equips you for advanced study and a wide range of career opportunities in healthcare. Students may choose the accelerated two-year prepharmacy option, completing their entire pharmacy education in just six years. High school seniors can also apply to Cedarville’s Early Assurance Program, which guarantees a spot in the PharmD program and allows you to fully enjoy your undergraduate experience with confidence. The BSPS curriculum is fully integrated with Cedarville’s PharmD program, so you can graduate with a BS in Pharmaceutical Sciences, a Bible minor, and a Doctor of Pharmacy degree in six or seven years. Along the way, Cedarville’s faith-informed approach prepares you to serve patients with both professional skill and Christlike compassion. Learn more about Cedarville University’s School of Pharmacy: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Pharmacy Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/pharmacy #CedarvilleUniversity #PharmacySchool #ChristianEducation #PharmD #HealthcareCareers #FaithAndSciencehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/uS6ZLWkgf6M/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/uS6ZLWkgf6M2025-06-05T19:42:00Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-liberal-arts-at-cedarville-university-9nqit30ya_o2025-06-05T19:37:32ZWhy Study Liberal Arts at Cedarville University?Why Study Liberal Arts at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Do you have a wide range of interests and struggle to choose just one major? Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts may be the perfect fit. Designed for students with broad academic strengths and a passion to pursue God, this program provides a versatile, Christ-centered education that equips you for a variety of career and graduate pathways. Through Cedarville’s liberal arts program, you’ll develop valuable skills that employers and graduate schools seek, including critical thinking, effective communication, and a commitment to lifelong learning. A liberal arts degree also offers excellent preparation for medical school, law school, seminary, or graduate studies in a wide range of disciplines. More than just academics, your education at Cedarville will be grounded in a biblical worldview. You’ll graduate ready to serve Christ faithfully, no matter where He leads you, with the confidence and flexibility to adapt to new opportunities throughout your career. Start your journey today with a liberal arts degree that prepares you to think deeply, live faithfully, and glorify God in every vocation. Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Explore programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #LiberalArts #ChristianEducation #CollegeMajor #FaithAndLearninghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/9nqiT30ya_o/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/9nqiT30ya_o2025-06-05T19:37:32Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/dr-joshua-kira-truth-knowledge-and-revelation-fall-2018-_hzvq8rekrq2026-04-21T15:25:32ZDr. Joshua Kira - Truth, Knowledge and Revelation - Fall 2018In this Cedarville University lecture, the speaker explores foundational concepts of truth, knowledge, and revelation from both theological and philosophical perspectives. Addressing today’s cultural climate of “fake news,” competing worldviews, and skepticism toward Christianity, this session helps students and faculty think clearly about how truth is defined, known, and defended. Timestamps: 0:16 Introduction and importance of the topic 1:53 Defining truth in Scripture 3:08 Correspondence and theories of truth 5:14 Truth grounded in God 6:34 Objective nature of truth 11:16 Defining knowledge (biblical and philosophical) 14:29 Justified true belief explained 16:02 Doxastic practices and ways of knowing 19:04 Matching methods to types of knowledge 22:22 Why revelation is necessary 23:00 Defining revelation theologically 28:22 Is all truth revelation? 32:32 Limits of knowing God through nature 36:21 The “two books” concept (nature and Scripture) 39:32 Summary of truth, knowledge, and revelation Students are challenged to think carefully about how different fields of study approach knowledge, and why revelation is necessary for truly knowing God. The session also equips viewers to engage critically with philosophical ideas and defend a Christian understanding of truth in the public sphere. #CedarvilleUniversity #Truth #Theology #Philosophy #BiblicalWorldview #ChristianEducation — This lecture provides a thoughtful framework for understanding truth, knowledge, and revelation, helping viewers navigate complex philosophical questions while remaining grounded in biblical truth.https://img.youtube.com/vi/_HZvQ8reKrQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/_HZvQ8reKrQ2026-04-21T15:25:32Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-seminar-integration-paper-workshop-1sg6fzgp0t02026-04-22T13:02:07ZTheology Seminar — Integration Paper WorkshopThis practical session walks faculty through how to write a strong biblical integration paper, connecting theology, worldview, and academic disciplines. Using a simple but powerful framework—Bible, theology, worldview, and discipline—the lecture shows how Christian beliefs shape how we interpret knowledge, evaluate ideas, and teach students. Timestamps: 0:00 Opening illustration: design, safety, and integration 2:30 Overview of the integration paper requirements 5:30 What is theology and why it matters 7:00 Bible → theology → worldview → discipline framework 10:00 Presuppositions, interpretation, and conclusions 12:30 Reject, receive, and redeem in your field 18:00 Key theological categories for section one 24:30 Understanding worldview and competing perspectives 31:00 General principles of integration 36:00 Diagnostic questions for your discipline 40:00 Breaking down the five paper sections 47:00 Section two: applying worldview to your field 50:00 Sections three and four: personal and teaching philosophy 53:00 Section five: practical classroom application 1:04:00 Formatting, sources, and expectations 1:08:00 Writing strategy and common pitfalls The session emphasizes that integration is more than proof-texting—it requires a robust understanding of Scripture, theology, and worldview. Faculty are encouraged to move beyond surface-level connections and instead demonstrate how Christian convictions shape presuppositions, interpretations, and conclusions within their discipline. #CedarvilleUniversity #BiblicalIntegration #ChristianWorldview #FaithAndLearning #HigherEducation #TeachingFaith — This session equips faculty to integrate faith and learning by connecting Scripture, theology, and worldview to their disciplines. It provides a clear framework and practical tools for writing an integration paper and for helping students think Christianly in their academic and professional lives.https://img.youtube.com/vi/1SG6fzGp0t0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/1SG6fzGp0t02026-04-22T13:02:07Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/tim-moore-on-faith-ai-and-the-future-of-virtual-production-cu-lead-foj2qjhu2ws2026-05-06T17:04:49ZTim Moore on Faith, AI, and the Future of Virtual Production | CU LeadTim Moore shares faith, leadership, and the future of virtual production. Learn more about CU Lead: https://www.cedarville.edu/cu-lead On April 16, 2026, Tim Moore, three-time award-winning director and CEO of Vu Technologies, presented “Leading with Faith in a High Tech World” as part of the CU Lead guest speaker series. A curiously driven entrepreneur and author of several patents in the media industry, Tim shares how storytelling, faith, and innovation have shaped his career and helped Vu grow into the World’s Largest Network of Virtual Studios. In this conversation, Tim reflects on the mission trip that changed the direction of his life, the early days of building a production company, and the moments that pushed him to make bold moves before he felt fully ready. He also explains how virtual production, LED volumes, generative AI, and computer vision are reshaping media, content creation, and the human-computer interface. Along the way, he offers practical leadership insights on building teams, attracting talent, handling disappointment, identifying passion, and making convictional bets when the stakes are high. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 2:01 Tim Moore’s origin story 3:39 Mission trip to the Dominican Republic and Haiti 9:09 Starting a media company 11:27 Early studio growth 15:21 COVID and the move to virtual production 19:03 Today Show coverage and national exposure 22:52 The future of virtual studios and AI 28:28 Advice for students and leaders 31:06 Q&A on teams, talent, and growth 41:34 Passion, purpose, and ikigai 46:27 Computer vision and generative AI 52:53 Virtual production hardware and software 54:39 Content at the speed of thought #CedarvilleUniversity #TimMoore #LeadershipSpeakerSeries #VirtualProduction #GenerativeAI #ChristianLeadership #VuTechnologies — Tim Moore, CEO of Vu Technologies, speaks at Cedarville University about leading with faith in a high tech world. He shares how a mission trip, early storytelling work, and years of entrepreneurship shaped his approach to leadership, innovation, and purpose. Tim also discusses virtual production, AI, computer vision, and the future of media, while encouraging students to take bold steps, build strong teams, and pursue work that aligns with faith and calling.https://img.youtube.com/vi/foj2QJhU2ws/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/foj2QJhU2ws2026-05-06T17:04:49Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/breathe-easier-how-to-use-your-asthma-inhaler-correctly-6tpaa6km8ze2026-05-20T19:04:09ZBreathe Easier: How To Use Your Asthma Inhaler CorrectlyUsing your asthma inhaler correctly can help you breathe easier and avoid asthma flare-ups! Submit your questions for Ask the Pharmacist: https://cedar.to/ATP In this @WDTNTV Ask the Pharmacist segment with Cedarville University School of Pharmacy's Dr. Shannon Yarosz, you'll learn the difference between rescue inhalers and maintenance inhalers along with practical tips for managing asthma symptoms effectively. Proper inhaler use can make a major difference in controlling asthma, reducing flare-ups, and avoiding emergency room visits. The segment also covers how seasonal allergies can worsen asthma symptoms by irritating the airways. During allergy season, people with asthma may notice increased breathing difficulties or flare-ups caused by environmental triggers. Dr. Yarosz also discusses one of the most common issues pharmacists see: incorrect inhaler technique. Because different inhalers work differently, patients should understand how to properly use, clean, and store their specific device. She encourages viewers to talk with their pharmacist for personalized instruction and to review the package insert for step-by-step guidance and visuals. Have a health or medication question? Submit it to Ask the Pharmacist! Ask the Pharmacist: https://cedarville.edu/ATP Cedarville University School of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Programs #AskThePharmacist #AsthmaAwareness #InhalerTips #CedarvilleUniversity #PharmacyEducation #AsthmaManagement PN: 26-0420 — Using your inhaler correctly is one of the most important parts of managing asthma! In this video, Dr. Shannon Yarosz explains the difference between rescue and maintenance inhalers, how allergies can affect asthma symptoms, and why proper inhaler technique matters.https://img.youtube.com/vi/6Tpaa6km8zE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/6Tpaa6km8zE2026-05-20T19:04:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-is-for-everyone-introduction-jpscen1fniq2023-10-13T16:00:21ZTheology Is for Everyone | IntroductionIt's easy to think that the study of theology is only for pastors and Bible professors, but that's not true! Theology is for everyone who walks in a church and thinks thoughts and speaks words about God. We should want to be good theological thinkers, regardless of our role in the church. This introduction video answers three key questions: 1. What is theology? 2. How do we do theology? 3. Why should we study theology? The “Theology Is for Everyone” series by Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University, was recorded as an eight-part video series on important theological doctrine that every believer should understand. Each video is short, but full of rich truth for personal growth, group study, or however God leads you. Be blessed as you dig deeper into God’s Word. Learn more: cedar.to/qKyOkzhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/JPSCen1FnIQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/JPSCen1FnIQ2023-10-13T16:00:21Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/title-ix-myths-vwd4mnzld8m2023-12-08T12:15:07ZTitle IX MythsIn this informative video, we delve into the misconceptions surrounding the Title IX process. Our expert debunks four common myths that often lead to misunderstandings and hesitations about reporting incidents. If you have experienced sexual discrimination, sexual harassment, or sexual or relationship violence, report the violation by phone or email: Title IX Coordinator at 937-766-7777 Campus Security at 937-239-6491 CHAPTERS --------------------------- 0:00 Intro 0:16 Myth #1: Reporting requires a formal investigation 1:03 Myth #2: Reporting leads to disciplinary action 1:51 Myth #3: "I need to be sure to report" 2:25 Myth #4: Title IX is only for womenhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/vwd4mNZld8M/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/vwd4mNZld8M2023-12-08T12:15:07Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/distinguished-speaker-event-earl-seals-w9rmcbmj7ww2023-01-17T23:28:55ZDistinguished Speaker Event: Earl SealsIn this powerful session from Cedarville University’s Distinguished Speaker Series, entrepreneur and business leader Earl Seals shares his personal testimony of faith, perseverance, and calling. From growing up in poverty and experiencing family hardship to building a national business with over 500 locations, Seals emphasizes that his story is not about personal success, but about obedience to God’s voice and stewardship of what He provides.https://img.youtube.com/vi/w9rMCbmJ7Ww/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/w9rMCbmJ7Ww2023-01-17T23:28:55Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/response-to-neo-socialists-k49cxumq2qy2022-01-12T14:00:09ZResponse to Neo-SocialistsDr. Haymond takes a look at economist Friedrich Hayek's responses to the socialist arguments.https://img.youtube.com/vi/K49cXumQ2QY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/K49cXumQ2QY2022-01-12T14:00:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/the-synergy-initiative-equipping-students-to-strengthen-and-multiply-the-church-428yea99qfs2023-03-21T13:43:53ZThe Synergy Initiative: Equipping Students to Strengthen and Multiply the ChurchChurches are closing faster than they’re being planted — what can be done? Learn how you can join the mission: https://cedarville.edu/synergy Across North America, thousands of Protestant churches are closing each year, outpacing the number of new churches being planted. Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, LifeWay Research reported that 4,500 churches closed while only 3,000 were started. Today, that gap continues to grow, highlighting an urgent need for faithful Gospel proclamation and intentional church multiplication. At Cedarville University, the Synergy Initiative was created to address this challenge head-on by equipping students to make a lasting Kingdom impact. Synergy is about the combined power of believers working together — greater than individuals working alone. Through this initiative, Cedarville seeks to train, equip, and send students into a variety of ministry contexts, ready to plant, revitalize, and multiply churches. Whether or not you feel called to pastoral ministry, every believer has a role in making disciples and advancing the Great Commission. The Synergy Initiative provides events, resources, and support to complement your academic training so you can graduate prepared to serve. The need is real, and the opportunity is now. If you have a heart for Great Commission work, Cedarville invites you to be part of something bigger — joining a movement focused on discipleship and church multiplication around the world. #CedarvilleUniversity #ChurchPlanting #GreatCommission #MinistryTraining #ChristianEducation #GospelImpact — Church closures are rising, and the need for trained leaders has never been greater. Cedarville University’s Synergy Initiative equips students to step into that gap — preparing them to make disciples, strengthen churches, and advance the gospel. Whether through planting, revitalization, or everyday faithfulness, students are challenged to live on mission and make a lasting Kingdom difference.https://img.youtube.com/vi/428YeA99QFs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/428YeA99QFs2023-03-21T13:43:53Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-professional-writing-and-information-design-28gdhoy62vu2025-06-05T19:45:17ZWhy Study Professional Writing and Information DesignWhy Study Professional Writing and Information Design https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Do you love writing, editing, and communicating ideas clearly? At Cedarville University, the Professional Writing and Information Design program equips you to excel in a wide range of careers by sharpening your skills in both creative and informative writing. You’ll learn to craft and edit documents across multiple genres while gaining the collaborative and leadership skills employers value. With this degree, you’ll be prepared for impactful roles in publishing, nonprofits, ministries, corporate communications, and beyond. What makes Cedarville distinct is its biblical foundation. Faculty mentors will encourage you to write with excellence and integrity, using your gifts to serve others and glorify God in every context. By the time you graduate, you’ll be ready to enter the workplace as a confident communicator, problem solver, and servant-leader. Take the next step and discover how Cedarville’s Professional Writing and Information Design program can prepare you to make a meaningful impact through words. Apply now: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Explore financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Schedule your visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit View academic programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #ProfessionalWriting #ChristianEducation #WritingCareer #FaithAndLearninghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/28GdHoy62VU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/28GdHoy62VU2025-06-05T19:45:17Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/applying-to-cedarville-_drsbqn69ms2019-01-11T17:17:31ZApplying to CedarvilleDiscover all you need to know to apply for undergraduate admission to Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/_drsBqN69Ms/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/_drsBqN69Ms2019-01-11T17:17:31Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/my-1-000-days-megan-albright-mcevndye1pe2024-04-10T04:00:14ZMy 1,000 Days: Megan AlbrightMegan Albright '23 shares how Cedarville's nursing program prepared her with the knowledge, skills, and biblical focus to meet both the physical and spiritual needs of her patients. ➡️ Learn how you can start your 1,000 Days at Cedarville University at cedarville.edu! #Christian #Christianity #CollegeLife #1000Days #UniversityAdmissions #Cedarville #cedarvilleuniversity — Megan Albright '23 shares how Cedarville's nursing program prepared her with the knowledge, skills, and biblical focus to meet both the physical and spiritual needs of her patients.https://img.youtube.com/vi/MCEVNdYe1pE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/MCEVNdYe1pE2024-04-10T04:00:14Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cu-grad-webinar-planning-financially-for-your-future-with-ralph-lewis-8a9hywh17wa2026-03-03T17:20:30ZCU Grad Webinar — Planning Financially for Your Future With Ralph LewisGraduate students gain practical financial advice in this professional development seminar. Explore graduate programs at Cedarville University: https://cedarville.edu/Grad In this graduate professional development seminar, Ralph Lewis provides practical advice on budgeting, retirement planning, and managing student loans. A key discussion centers on the 50% needs category and why essentials like housing, utilities, and healthcare must remain non-negotiable. Students also explore how to prioritize paying off student debt without sacrificing long-term financial stability, including strategies like adjusting discretionary spending and increasing savings to benefit from compounding growth. Timestamps: 0:00 Welcome and introduction from the Dean of Graduate Studies 0:22 Launch of the Graduate Student Advisory Board 0:33 Building graduate culture through workshops and webinars 54:35 Retirement seminars and financial planning insights 55:01 Budgeting priorities and the 5% needs category 56:02 Housing, utilities, healthcare, and financial non-negotiables 56:44 Finances and their impact on marriage and family life 57:32 Saving 20% and accelerating compound growth 58:08 Making student debt a top financial priority 58:27 Closing remarks and next steps With more than 40 graduate students registered for this first event, the strong response reflects a growing commitment to professional development opportunities beyond the classroom. From retirement seminars to financial wellness conversations, this workshop equips graduate students with tools to make informed financial decisions that support both career and personal goals. Graduate Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Grad Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit #GraduateSchool #ProfessionalDevelopment #FinancialLiteracy #StudentLoans #GraduateStudents #highereducation PN: 26-0512 — This graduate professional development seminar offers practical guidance from Ralph Lewis on budgeting, retirement planning, and prioritizing student loan repayment — equipping graduate students with financial tools for long-term success. (Webinar presented live on January 27, 2026)https://img.youtube.com/vi/8a9hyWh17WA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/8a9hyWh17WA2026-03-03T17:20:30Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/dr-thomas-mach-biblical-integration-presentation-fall-2016-bcqnsytm-te2026-04-21T21:00:12ZDr. Thomas Mach - Biblical Integration Presentation, Fall 2016This lecture explores the integration of faith and learning within Christian higher education, with a focus on Cedarville University’s distinct identity. Drawing from the history of American colleges and universities, the speaker traces how many institutions began with strong religious foundations but gradually shifted toward secular models under the influence of modern academic standards. The result, in many cases, was a loss of both spiritual identity and academic distinctiveness. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction and purpose of the lecture 2:00 The future of higher education and institutional identity 3:30 Secularization of Christian colleges and universities 7:00 Epistemology and worldview in Christian scholarship 15:20 History of integration of faith and learning 24:50 Case study in U.S. history and integration challenges 34:40 Cedarville’s distinctives and concluding thoughts The lecture highlights key thinkers such as Clayton Christensen, George Marsden, Arthur Holmes, and Francis Schaeffer, examining how their ideas have shaped the conversation around Christian scholarship. Central themes include the role of biblical authority, the importance of presuppositions in academic work, and the tension between secular academic standards and faith-based commitments. #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianHigherEducation #FaithAndLearning #ChristianScholarship #BiblicalWorldview #CollegeLecture — This lecture examines the history and challenges of integrating faith and learning in Christian higher education. It highlights the importance of biblical authority, critiques secular academic trends, and calls scholars to maintain a distinctively Christian worldview. Cedarville University is presented as a model for pursuing academic excellence while remaining grounded in Scripture and committed to the mission of the Church.https://img.youtube.com/vi/BcQnsYtM-tE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/BcQnsYtM-tE2026-04-21T21:00:12Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-geology-at-cedarville-university-fb5qvtypnly2025-06-05T19:35:57ZWhy Study Geology at Cedarville University?Why study Geology at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Are you passionate about the study of the earth and looking for a program that integrates your faith with science? Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Science in Geology is one of the few Christian geology programs in the U.S., preparing you with the laboratory, field, and analytical skills needed to excel in this dynamic field. As a geology major, you’ll study physical geology and geoscience through coursework, labs, and summer field camp experiences. You’ll also build critical thinking and problem-solving skills that prepare you for careers in environmental geology, graduate study, or work in industry, government, or academia. Cedarville’s geology faculty bring a wealth of real-world experience in teaching, research, publishing, and professional practice, ensuring that you receive both excellent training and mentorship grounded in biblical truth. If you’re pursuing another major but want to broaden your understanding of the earth sciences, Cedarville offers both a geology minor and an earth science minor. These options allow you to deepen your knowledge of God’s creation while expanding your career opportunities. Graduates of Cedarville’s geology program thrive in field camps, graduate schools, and professional roles in both secular and Christian environments. At Cedarville, you’ll gain more than career preparation — you’ll learn to view the study of the earth as a way to glorify its Creator. Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Explore programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #GeologyMajor #EnvironmentalGeology #ChristianEducation #EarthSciencehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/FB5QVtYpnlY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/FB5QVtYpnlY2025-06-05T19:35:57Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/character-formation-for-mission-the-synergy-initiative-ksx205og30k2025-04-17T16:01:11ZCharacter: Formation for Mission | The Synergy InitiativeLearn how to grow in Christian maturity so that you can fulfill the Great Commission effectively. Join us as Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Professor of Systematic and Applied Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, explores how character formation equips maturing Christians to engage effectively in mission. Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program equips students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Join this transformative journey to deepen your faith and enhance your outreach efforts through our free online resources. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. #CharacterFormation #Cedarville #SynergyInitiative #Evangelism #ChurchPlantinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/kSx205og30k/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/kSx205og30k2025-04-17T16:01:11Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-did-my-prescription-price-go-up-the-truth-about-insurance-generics-and-deductibles-qcxujkfqwlu2026-02-18T14:17:02ZWhy Did My Prescription Price Go Up? The Truth About Insurance, Generics, and DeductiblesConfused about prescription costs? A Cedarville pharmacy expert explains insurance, generics, and savings options. Ask a medication question or learn more: https://cedar.to/AskThePharmacist Prescription prices, insurance plans, deductibles, and discount cards can feel overwhelming — but they don't have to be. In this sponsored Ask the Pharmacist segment, Dr. Shannon Yarosz, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Cedarville University, breaks down how medication insurance coverage really works and why your prescription costs may suddenly change. Dr. Yarosz explains why insurance companies typically cover generic medications over brand-name drugs. Generics contain the same active ingredient as brand medications but are more cost-effective, which is why they are often preferred on insurance plans. She also clarifies what it means when a medication is labeled “preferred” or “non-preferred" and how prior authorizations and additional paperwork can affect coverage. If you have ever wondered why your medication suddenly costs more, several factors may be involved. Insurance formularies can change during the year. Deductibles often reset at the beginning of the year, increasing out-of-pocket costs. Coupons may expire. Dr. Yarosz encourages patients to call the number on their insurance card or speak directly with their pharmacist to better understand their coverage. She also outlines practical options if insurance will not cover your medication, including talking with your healthcare provider about alternatives, exploring manufacturer coupons, or asking your pharmacy about available discounts. Ask the Pharmacist connects you with trusted experts from Cedarville University School of Pharmacy, providing clear answers to real-world health and medication questions. School of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Pharmacy Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #AskThePharmacist #CedarvilleUniversity #SchoolOfPharmacy #PrescriptionCosts #HealthInsurance #pharmacyeducation PN: 26-0420 — In this Ask the Pharmacist segment, Dr. Shannon Yarosz from Cedarville University explains why insurance companies prefer generic medications, what “preferred” drugs mean, and why prescription prices may increase. She also shares practical steps patients can take if insurance will not cover a medication, including speaking with providers or pharmacists and exploring available discounts.https://img.youtube.com/vi/QCXuJkFQwlU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/QCXuJkFQwlU2026-02-18T14:17:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-judges-and-ruth-part-1-silz_rkwcc42021-04-12T12:30:06ZOld Testament | Judges and Ruth: Part 1Dr. Miller discusses Judges and Ruth, with the books’ themes of “life, death, love, and rescue.” For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/SILZ_RKwCC4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/SILZ_RKwCC42021-04-12T12:30:06Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/parenting-from-a-distance-jeff-beste-and-the-cedarville-parent-leadership-council-r32hij2et2k2025-12-30T19:03:41ZParenting From a Distance | Jeff Beste and the Cedarville Parent Leadership CouncilYour son or daughter is about to begin an incredible journey at Cedarville, and we want you to feel right at home too. ➡️ Check out Parent Resources: https://www.cedarville.edu/parent-resources This video is all about helping parents step confidently into this new season, with a glimpse of what life looks like for students and how you can support them along the way. We’ll share what makes Cedarville special — from Christ-centered learning to a close-knit community that truly cares. You’ll hear about resources your student can lean on, the friendships they’ll build in residence halls, the spiritual growth that happens through chapel, and the many opportunities to get involved on campus. As parents, you play an important role in your student’s success. That’s why we’ll highlight ways you can stay connected, be encouraged, and celebrate milestones alongside them. Our goal is to make sure you feel like part of the Cedarville family from day one. The transition to college is a big step, but you don’t walk it alone. Together, we’ll cheer on your student as they grow, learn, and prepare to serve Christ well beyond these four years. We’re excited to welcome you — and we can’t wait to see all that God will do through your student at Cedarville. #CedarvilleUniversity #CollegeParents #ChristianHigherEd #StudentLife #ParentSupporthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/r32hIJ2et2k/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/r32hIJ2et2khttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-seminar-session-3-revelation-o88qwk5k-to2026-04-22T12:44:49ZTheology Seminar Session 3 — RevelationThis session explains the doctrine of revelation and its central role in Christian thought and academic integration. It emphasizes that humans cannot fully know God on their own — God must reveal Himself. This divine initiative defines how Christians understand truth, Scripture, and the world. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 3:10 Hiddenness of God 3:45 General vs. Special Revelation 7:00 Limits of human knowledge 11:00 God’s uniqueness 14:30 God knowable 18:00 God reveals Himself 22:30 Scripture & Spirit 27:00 Limits of general revelation 30:00 Interpreting events 33:30 Authority of Scripture 35:00 Knowing God 37:00 Living as a Christian 40:30 Thinking as a scholar The lecture distinguishes between general revelation (available to all through creation) and special revelation (God’s specific self-disclosure in Christ and Scripture). While general revelation reveals limited truths, only special revelation provides saving knowledge and a true understanding of God. #CedarvilleUniversity #Revelation #BiblicalWorldview #FaithAndLearning #ChristianEducation — This session highlights how God’s self-revelation in Scripture provides the foundation for understanding truth, forming worldview, and integrating faith into every area of life and scholarship.https://img.youtube.com/vi/o88QWk5k-to/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/o88QWk5k-to2026-04-22T12:44:49Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-how-should-christians-engage-in-prayer-part-2-renqihv50ee2024-01-26T17:00:56ZBible and the Gospel | How Should Christians Engage in Prayer? (Part 2)In this lecture, Dr. Trent Rogers teaches a practical guide to praying biblically. We explore the ACTS prayer, how to incorporate Psalms into family devotions and small groups, practical group prayer rhythms, the Gospel-shaped call to repentance, discerning sincere repentance, and the role and purpose of fasting. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 Introduction — what is prayer and why we pray 0:26 The ACTS prayer explained — Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving, Supplication 1:30 Using Psalms in adoration and family devotions 2:41 Confession — verbalizing need and seeking God’s alignment of heart 4:39 Thanksgiving — focusing on God’s provision and Paul’s thankful example 6:21 Supplication — petitioning God physically and spiritually 6:37 Applying ACTS — family devotions, small groups, corporate settings, singing as prayer 9:50 All-night prayer and adapting ACTS for longer times 10:20 Concentric circles — Mattys’ five counsels for praying with others (regularity, scripture, time limits, brevity, authenticity) 12:36 Practical small-group format — praying rather than talking, structure for men’s prayer example 15:43 Transition to repentance — Gospel, faith, and repentance as daily pattern 18:13 2 Corinthians 7:9–11 on godly grief and repentance 20:52 Two bad responses to sin — minimization and maximization 23:09 Signs of insincere repentance and how to test genuine change 25:03 Practical indicators — refusal to abandon sin, partial repentance, passive language, avoiding restitution 31:52 Puritan insights on repentance — Thomas Watson’s elements: sight, sorrow, confession, shame, hatred of sin, changed direction 35:26 How repentance mirrors the Gospel — God, man, Christ, response in faith 36:28 Introduction to fasting — definition and spiritual purpose 37:23 Fasting as voluntary abstinence from a good thing for spiritual devotion 38:59 Fasting and prayer — fasting as the hungry handmaiden of prayer (Piper) 41:20 Biblical food imagery and theological significance of fasting 46:16 Communal fasting — deepening fellowship and celebration after fasting 47:10 Types of fasts — normal, partial, absolute, supernatural 47:40 Reasons people fast in Scripture — direction, repentance, dedication, protection, pursuit of God 50:02 Fasting as regular Christian practice — longing for union with Christ 51:06 Combining fasting, repentance, and prayer — a practical student example and pastoral challenge 54:09 End / final exhortation Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinor #PrayerPractice #ACTSprayer #SpiritualDisciplineshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/rEnQiHv50EE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/rEnQiHv50EE2024-01-26T17:00:56Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-acts-part-2-romans-part-1-3yttn4yefys2023-12-04T17:00:03ZNew Testament | Acts (Part 2) & Romans (Part 1)In this lecture from Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament Literature course at Cedarville University, students explore the theology of Acts and how it prepares readers for the book of Romans. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Dr. McKay highlights how the Holy Spirit is the central figure in Acts and how Luke uses specific events—such as the miraculous gift of tongues—to mark key transitions in the spread of the gospel from Jerusalem to Rome. Students learn to distinguish between descriptive and prescriptive passages, understand Acts as a bridge between the Gospels and Paul’s letters, and see how Paul’s letter to the Romans builds on these theological themes. The message introduces the purpose, audience, and structure of Romans and calls believers to unity in the gospel and faithfulness to the mission of the church. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro and class plan — finishing Acts, starting Romans 0:50 Acts structure: three movements (Jerusalem; Judea and Samaria; ends of the earth) 3:03 Theology of Acts — the Holy Spirit as the main character 4:53 Tongues in Acts — three occasions and Luke’s strategy (Acts 2, 10, 19) 10:04 Luke’s outline and gospel expansion markers 12:32 Acts as a book of transitions — descriptive vs prescriptive 16:20 Major transitions summarized (Jewish to Gentile; Jerusalem to Rome; Jesus to Spirit; Israel to church; apostles to Paul) 22:22 Gospel message reiterated — death, burial, resurrection 26:12 Mission of the church and connection to Romans 32:02 Romans background — author, audience, date, and purpose 39:00 Practical issues Paul addresses — unity and Romans 14 40:49 Romans outline and Paul’s argument strategy 43:13 The “fishing net” metaphor — Paul’s widening then tightening argument Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics Take your biblical training to the next level with courses from CU Enrich, Cedarville University’s online platform for continuing education courses. Access full lectures, outlines, and notes, and earn a certificate upon completion. https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject #BookOfActs #HolySpirit #Romans #BiblicalTheology #Cedarville #PaulineTheology #NewTestamenthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/3YTtn4YEfys/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/3YTtn4YEfys2023-12-04T17:00:03Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-early-childhood-or-special-education-at-cedarville-1qjsf7ciyk42019-02-06T20:24:11ZWhy Study Early Childhood or Special Education at Cedarville?Why should you study early childhood or special education at Cedarville? Watch for a professor's perspective.https://img.youtube.com/vi/1QjSf7CiYk4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/1QjSf7CiYk42019-02-06T20:24:11Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-pneumatology-part-4-d44piqs5zcc2022-11-22T14:00:05ZTheology II: Pneumatology (part 4)Spiritual Gifts, the Holy Spirit, and Church Life – Dr. Kimble Cedarville University Online Theology Class In this online class presentation from Cedarville University, students continue their study of pneumatology by focusing on the work of the Holy Spirit, especially spiritual gifts, service in the church, and key theological debates surrounding gifts today. This lecture connects biblical teaching, church history, and practical application to help students understand how the Spirit equips believers for ministry and builds up the body of Christ. https://www.cedarville.edu 0:00 Cedarville University student life and recreation introduction 0:20 Review of pneumatology and the Spirit’s work 1:03 Conversion, sanctification, and the fruit of the Spirit 2:11 Spiritual gifts and serving the common good 3:12 Lists of spiritual gifts in the New Testament 4:21 Speaking gifts and serving gifts in 1 Peter 4 6:41 Discovering your spiritual gifts 10:07 Using gifts without neglecting biblical commands 14:21 Views on spiritual gifts today 17:40 Continuationist, cessationist, and semi-cessationist views 23:19 Signs, miracles, and the apostolic age 28:17 The Holy Spirit in church history 32:59 The Trinity and early church creeds 37:42 Scripture, the Spirit, and the role of teachers 39:56 Reading the Bible in community This theology lecture emphasizes that every believer has been given spiritual gifts by the Holy Spirit, not for personal recognition, but for serving others and strengthening the church. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 12, Romans 12, Ephesians 4, and 1 Peter 4, the class explains that gifts can broadly be understood as speaking gifts and serving gifts, both equally vital to the health of the body of Christ. Students are encouraged to discern their spiritual gifts through active service, wise counsel from parents, pastors, and church leaders, and observable fruitfulness in ministry. The lecture stresses that gifts are never an excuse to ignore commands given to all believers, such as loving others, evangelism, or showing mercy. A significant portion of the class addresses different theological views on spiritual gifts today, including cessationism, continuationism, and a middle position often called semi-cessationism. Using passages from Hebrews and 2 Corinthians, the lecture explains how signs, wonders, and miracles were closely connected to the apostolic age, while also affirming God’s freedom to work according to His will. The class then turns to church history and Trinitarian theology, reviewing early creeds such as Nicaea and Constantinople, which affirmed the Holy Spirit as Lord and giver of life. Students are reminded that the Spirit’s role includes illuminating Scripture, guiding believers into truth, and working within the church community. The lecture concludes by highlighting the importance of reading Scripture both personally and corporately. While the Holy Spirit indwells every believer, God also gifts teachers to help the church grow in sound doctrine, unity, and maturity. Learn more about Cedarville University’s Christ-centered academic programs, student life, and online learning opportunities. Apply to Cedarville University https://www.cedarville.edu/Apply Explore academic programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Plan a campus visit https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Learn about Financial Aid https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid #CedarvilleUniversity #HolySpirit #SpiritualGifts #ChristianTheology #BibleClasshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/D44piqS5Zcc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/D44piqS5Zcc2022-11-22T14:00:05Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/top-of-mind-april-2026-update-wc4mc4cvcpu2026-04-15T19:11:59ZTop of Mind: April 2026 UpdateA new academic center, a paver dedication opportunity, and exciting updates are coming at Cedarville University! Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Excitement is building at Cedarville University as progress continues on the Bolthouse Academic Center. The dome is nearly ready to be placed on top of the building, and this new facility is being prepared to serve faculty, staff, and students as a space where lives will be transformed. Outside the building, the plaza offers a meaningful opportunity to purchase an engraved brick as a testimony to God’s faithfulness, to honor someone special, or to remember a loved one. Cedarville is also grateful to be designated as a Military Friendly School®. We are thankful for the service of military service members, veterans, and their families, and we want them to know they are welcome at Cedarville University. If you are considering continuing your education, Cedarville also offers online programs, summer start options, and reduced prices on summer school classes, making this a great time to take the next step. Another major milestone is just ahead as Cedarville prepares to graduate over 1,000 students in the class of 2026. Join us in praying for these graduates as they are launched into their vocations and called to stand faithfully for the Word of God and the testimony of Jesus Christ. Learn about academic programs: https://cedar.to/Programs ️ Plan a campus visit: https://cedar.to/Visit Explore financial aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Learn more for military families: https://cedar.to/Admissions #CedarvilleUniversity #BolthouseAcademicCenter #MilitaryFriendlySchool #ClassOf2026 #ChristianHigherEducation #onlineprograms PN: 26-0012 — Dr. Thomas White shares the latest progress on the Bolthouse Academic Center and invites viewers to celebrate new opportunities for students, military families, and online learners. The video also highlights the plaza brick project, summer start options, reduced summer class prices, and the upcoming graduation of more than 1,000 students in the class of 2026.https://img.youtube.com/vi/wc4MC4CvCPU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/wc4MC4CvCPU2026-04-15T19:11:59Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/graduate-certificate-in-healthcare-administration-rexciarmhoc2019-06-05T19:11:22ZGraduate Certificate in Healthcare AdministrationAdvance your career with Cedarville’s online Healthcare Administration certificate. Learn more about Graduate Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Cedarville University’s Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Administration is designed for professionals ready to grow in leadership. This fully online program combines industry-specific healthcare knowledge with sound Christian business principles, preparing you to serve with excellence and integrity in a rapidly expanding field. With healthcare among the fastest-growing career fields, the need for skilled, ethical leaders continues to rise. Cedarville equips you to meet that demand with professional competence and a strong moral foundation. #CedarvilleUniversity #HealthcareAdministration #GraduateCertificate #OnlineLearning #healthcareleadership — Earn a fully online Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Administration from Cedarville University. Complete four courses in as little as two semesters and gain the healthcare leadership skills and Christian business foundation needed to excel in this growing, high-demand field.https://img.youtube.com/vi/RexcIaRMhoc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/RexcIaRMhoc2019-06-05T19:11:22Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/called-to-more-faith-pharmacy-and-purpose-knxja6ozr1k2026-03-20T14:23:11ZCalled to More: Faith, Pharmacy, and PurposeA call to live boldly as Christian pharmacists grounded in the hope of the Gospel. Discover how you can prepare for a life of purpose as a pharmacist: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/programs/doctor-of-pharmacy The profession of pharmacy is changing rapidly, calling students to be adaptable, professional, and committed to patient-centered care. For student pharmacists at a Christian university, this moment brings a unique tension. While the field evolves, there is an unchanging anchor in Jesus Christ. His life, death, and resurrection define a deeper purpose that goes beyond career preparation. This message challenges students to reflect on the life God has called them to live. It reminds us that the hope found in the Gospel is not just something we know, but something we are called to embody daily. In classrooms, on campus, at work, and at home, we are called to live as a light in a world that needs hope. The Gospel breaks social, economic, cultural, and relational barriers, uniting us through Christ. Becoming a pharmacist is a worthy goal, but becoming a Christian pharmacist is something greater. When Christ is at the center, He shapes how we live, serve, and love. This is a call to live boldly, love unconditionally, and serve humbly wherever God has placed you. Don’t take the privilege of a Christ-centered education for granted. Let it transform every part of your life and future career. Explore Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Learn About Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Schedule A Visit: https://cedar.to/Visit View Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs — The profession of pharmacy is changing rapidly, calling students to be adaptable, professional, and committed to patient-centered care. For student pharmacists at a Christian university, this moment brings a unique tension. While the field evolves, there is an unchanging anchor in Jesus Christ. His life, death, and resurrection define a deeper purpose that goes beyond career preparation.https://img.youtube.com/vi/knXJa6oZr1k/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/knXJa6oZr1k2026-03-20T14:23:11Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/congratulations-class-of-2026-abtc36dmx8y2026-05-05T18:40:38ZCongratulations, Class of 2026!Cedarville University celebrated the class of 2026 at our 130th annual commencement ceremony! Learn more about Cedarville University's commencement: https://cedarville.edu/Commencement Cedarville University’s 130th annual commencement marked a significant milestone as graduates crossed the stage and celebrated the culmination of their academic journey. Held on May 2, 2026, this special day brought together students, families, faculty, and friends to honor the achievements of the class of 2026 and reflect on God’s faithfulness throughout their time at Cedarville. Apply to Cedarville University: https://cedar.to/Admissions Explore Financial Aid Options: https://cedar.to/FinAid Schedule Your Campus Visit: https://cedar.to/Visit Discover Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #Cedarville #Commencement #ClassOf2026 #ChristianCollege #Graduation #HigherEducation PN: 26-0368 — Cedarville University’s 2026 commencement ceremonies celebrated the achievements of graduating students as they completed their academic journeys. This highlight video captures the joy of a Christ-centered community sending graduates into lives of purpose, leadership, and service.https://img.youtube.com/vi/ABTc36Dmx8Y/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ABTc36Dmx8Y2026-05-05T18:40:38Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cu-friday-promo-styotwzi45o2023-10-18T19:58:09ZCU Friday PromoHow can you best determine if Cedarville is a good fit for you? Join us for CU Friday! You'll discover what makes Cedarville truly unique.https://img.youtube.com/vi/STYoTwzi45o/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/STYoTwzi45o2023-10-18T19:58:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-agriculture-science-at-cedarville-university-cupx1dmwydy2025-06-05T19:11:45ZWhy Study Agriculture Science at Cedarville University?Why study Agriculture Science at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/AgricultureScience With Cedarville’s agriculture business emphasis, you’ll be equipped for success in both the industry and business sides of agriculture. From courses like Zoology, General Botany, Principles of Organization and Management, and Statistics for Business, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills to thrive in today’s agricultural landscape. Pair this emphasis with a degree in business, biology, or chemistry to enhance your studies and expand your career opportunities — all within a Christ-centered learning community where faith and academics grow together. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #AgricultureBusiness #ChristianHigherEd #BusinessDegree #AgricultureCareers #FaithAndLearning PN: 25-0002 — Cedarville University’s agriculture science emphasis equips students with a strong biology or chemistry foundation and essential coursework to prepare for careers in agriculture-related fields or graduate study. Rooted in a Christian worldview, the program emphasizes stewardship, scientific excellence, and honoring Christ through agricultural work.https://img.youtube.com/vi/cuPX1dmWYDY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/cuPX1dmWYDY2025-06-05T19:11:45Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bolthouse-academic-center-a-beacon-of-light-at-cedarville-university-ucutel71qbg2026-05-14T15:13:27ZBolthouse Academic Center: A Beacon of Light at Cedarville UniversityCedarville celebrates a historic milestone with the Bolthouse Academic Center dome installation. Be part of the story by purchasing a personalized paver for the patio: https://cedar.to/LegacyBricks Cedarville University marked a special moment with the topping off of the Bolthouse Academic Center, featuring a striking dome that stands more than 24 feet tall and weighs over 17,000 pounds. More than just a building feature, the dome is designed to shine as a beacon — representing Cedarville’s commitment to the Word of God and the Testimony of Jesus Christ. Visible from State Road 42 and State Road 72, it reflects the University’s mission to prepare students to be light in a dark world. The Bolthouse Academic Center will house programs in education, social work, history and government, psychology, English, literature, and modern languages. Inside, students will be equipped to serve as educators, counselors, social workers, and public servants who engage culture with Christ. As the project nears completion, there are meaningful ways to get involved — from supporting learning spaces to honoring those who made an impact. Your gift helps prepare students for lives of service and leadership for the cause of Christ. Learn more about the Bolthouse Academic Center, naming opportunities, and legacy bricks, visit https://cedar.to/Bolthouse #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianEducation #CampusExpansion #HigherEducation #FaithAndLearning #CollegeCampus — PN: 26-0525 Cedarville University celebrated the installation of the Bolthouse Academic Center dome — a visible symbol of faith and mission. This video highlights the building’s design, purpose, and the opportunity to invest in a Christ-centered space preparing students to be lights in the world.https://img.youtube.com/vi/UcutEL71qbg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/UcutEL71qbg2026-05-14T15:13:27Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-what-is-the-church-whhb9n0je_82024-02-02T17:00:25ZBible and the Gospel | What is the Church?In this lecture, Dr. Trent Rogers unpacks what the Bible and the Gospel teach about the church: why Christians gather, how the local church relates to the universal church, key biblical images (body of Christ, temple of the Spirit), essential characteristics (doxological, logocentric, pneuma-dynamic, confessional, missional), and why the Great Commission defines the church’s mission. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 Introduction — course recap: Gospel, union with Christ, practices 0:35 Three habits: Scripture, prayer, church 1:04 Two central questions: What is the church? What is the church’s mission? 3:03 Creatureliness and created for community 6:33 God’s people in Israel — Abraham and communal calling 7:02 Jesus, the incarnate God, and the early gathered community 8:08 New Testament commands to gather and Revelation’s redeemed multitude 10:03 Defining the church — images and student reflections 16:06 Images revisited — preview of eternity, kingdom outpost, gathering of saints 17:00 Distinction: universal church versus local church 18:04 Definitions from Greg Allison and Mark Dever 23:22 Biblical images: new covenant people, body of Christ, temple of the Spirit 26:39 Local church life: teaching, ordinances, qualified leadership 29:01 Characteristics of the church — doxological, logocentric, pneuma-dynamic, covenantal, confessional, missional, spatiotemporal 34:46 What is the mission of the church — clarifying misconceptions 37:11 The Great Commission as the church’s mission (Matthew 28) 39:13 The promise: Christ with us to the end of the age 40:45 Conclusion: the Great Commission must shape church priorities Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #cedarvilleuniversity #bibleminor #BiblicalCommunity #Discipleshiphttps://img.youtube.com/vi/WHHb9n0JE_8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/WHHb9n0JE_82024-02-02T17:00:25Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/printy-hall-360-tour-3f6kxnazyiw2025-12-15T19:00:23ZPrinty Hall | 360 TourA 360 degree tour of Printy Hall at Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/3f6kxnazyiw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/3f6kxnazyiwhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/leadership-insights-with-john-beckett-s4smyplkeva2025-12-30T19:20:16ZLeadership Insights With John BeckettJohn D. Beckett shared about his journey from engineer to successful business leader and explored the integration of faith and work. This leadership event took place on April 22, 2025.https://img.youtube.com/vi/s4SmypLkEVA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/s4SmypLkEVAhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/127th-annual-commencement-ub9te1fy6fs2023-05-09T18:16:05Z127th Annual CommencementThe 127th Annual Commencement of Cedarville University was on May 6, 2023. Family, friends, faculty, and staff gathered to celebrate the faithfulness of the Lord in the lives of our graduates.https://img.youtube.com/vi/ub9Te1fy6Fs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ub9Te1fy6Fs2023-05-09T18:16:05Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-genre-tool-part-1-pswb-dfgjgc2024-05-24T16:00:31ZBible and the Gospel | Genre Tool (Part 1)Dr. Trent Rogers introduces the “genre tool” for biblical interpretation — why the form of a text (narrative, poetry, discourse/epistle) matters for what the author intends and how we should read Scripture. Ideal for students in the Bible Minor, anyone studying hermeneutics, or pastors and small-group leaders seeking clearer exegesis. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 Introduction: course recap and the gospel 1:57 Genre tool introduced — why form matters for interpretation 3:51 Examples of biblical genres (songs, prophecies, proverbs, laments, visions, parables) 5:03 Poetry vs literal language — Psalm 22 example 6:06 Visual illustration — political cartoon painting exercise 12:05 Genre sets reader expectations — fairy tale example 15:56 Condensed categories: narrative, poetry, discourse/epistle 19:01 Discourse and epistles — how they function in gospels and Acts 24:45 Form of an epistle — opening, body, closing 29:55 Body and closing — structures (episodic, sustained argument, theology → practice) 33:34 Key application tips — mind the gaps; letters written for us but not to us 36:21 Final encouragement — read whole letters in one sitting Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #BiblicalGospel #ChristianEducation #TheologyCourse #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinorProjecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/PSWB-DFGJGc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/PSWB-DFGJGc2024-05-24T16:00:31Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-theology-of-the-gospels-gk6lf010q5e2023-11-20T17:00:22ZNew Testament | Theology of the GospelsIn Dr. Michael McKay’s lecture, he develops a biblical theology of the four gospels—showing how Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John together advance God’s story from Eden to the kingdom. McKay explains key themes: Jesus as the fulfillment of Israel, Jesus as the perfect human (second Adam), Jesus as king who inaugurates the already-and-not-yet kingdom, and how the gospels press readers to decide and live for King Jesus. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor In Dr. Michael McKay’s classroom lecture, the gospels are treated as a theological unit that forwards God’s plan to restore his kingdom. McKay defines biblical theology and contrasts it with systematic theology, then situates the four gospels inside a six-act biblical storyline. The lecture argues Jesus consistently fulfills Israel’s role, demonstrates perfect humanity, exercises kingly authority over fallen powers, and establishes a worldwide, multiethnic people by his death and resurrection. McKay uses concrete imagery (the second Adam, shepherd/king themes, nesting dolls as plotlines) and emphasizes the practical call of the gospels: the text will shape and test your allegiance—do you live for Jesus or for competing kingdoms? 0:00 Introduction — course context and goals 2:53 What is biblical theology vs systematic theology 3:07 Six acts of the Bible and where the gospels fit (act four) 4:22 Four portrait themes the gospels present for Jesus 6:13 A: Jesus fulfills Israel’s function perfectly 9:00 B: Jesus as the perfect human (second Adam) 11:04 C: Jesus as king — authority over cosmic rebellion 12:18 Nesting-doll illustration — overlapping plotlines in Scripture 15:23 Jesus’ death, resurrection, and the new multiethnic people of God 18:01 The kingdom as already and not yet — practical implications 20:22 Pastoral challenge — will you be devoted to King Jesus? 23:00 Closing exhortation and warning about hardening the heart Calls to action: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics Biblical theology, theology of the gospels, Gospel of Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, six acts, Jesus as fulfillment of Israel, second Adam, perfect human, Jesus as king, kingdom of God, already and not yet, new covenant, plotlines, nesting dolls, resurrection, new people of God, pastoral application, Gospel studies, New Testament survey, Christian theology, biblical narrative, Dr. Michael McKay, Cedarville University, seminary lecture. #BiblicalTheology #GospelStudies #JesusKingdom #DrMichaelMcKay #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/GK6Lf010Q5E/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/GK6Lf010Q5E2023-11-20T17:00:22Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/graduate-certificate-in-cybersecurity-management-kqyhsjdqjxu2019-06-05T19:11:22ZGraduate Certificate in Cybersecurity ManagementAdd value to your current position or take the next step in your career with a 12-credit graduate certificate with an emphasis in the in-demand field of cybersecurity management.https://img.youtube.com/vi/KQYHsJdqJXU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/KQYHsJdqJXU2019-06-05T19:11:22Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/129th-commencement-10-a-m-h82w9wczhiu2025-05-03T16:00:09Z129th Commencement | 10 a.m.Join us to celebrate the 129th Annual Commencement of Cedarville University! https://img.youtube.com/vi/h82w9WCZhIU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/h82w9WCZhIU2025-05-03T16:00:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/how-cu-lead-helped-me-renee-vidor-d9ieqgqfb1s2025-12-05T20:47:24ZHow CU LEAD Helped Me: Renee VidorMeet Renee Vidor, who partners with the ICC and leads the women’s ministry. She attended Cedarville University’s CU LEAD Leadership Conference seeking fresh insight and walked away with a deeper understanding of herself—and others. Learn more about CU Lead: http://cedar.to/CULead One of the most impactful parts of the conference for Renee was revisiting her DISC assessment through a Christ-centered lens. CU LEAD emphasizes knowing yourself well so you can lead others with empathy, clarity, and purpose. Renee shared that the conference helped her: ➡️ Look at her DISC results in a completely new and meaningful way ➡️ Identify areas she wants to grow in as a leader ➡️ Build stronger, more intentional relationships ➡️ Better understand the people she works with and help them develop ➡️ Connect emotional intelligence with spiritual maturity Cedarville’s CU LEAD program is designed to equip leaders in ministry, nonprofit work, education, business, and beyond with tools that foster growth both personally and relationally. Renee describes the experience simply: “It’s been wonderful.” If you're considering leadership development that blends biblical wisdom, self-awareness, and practical tools like DISC, her story is a great example of what CU LEAD can offer.https://img.youtube.com/vi/D9IeQgQfb1s/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/D9IeQgQfb1s2025-12-05T20:47:24Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/don-t-let-college-undermine-your-student-s-faith-hnoznkazn7w2022-11-01T21:39:31ZDon't Let College Undermine Your Student's FaithYour student’s college years are critical to forming their worldview, and where they go matters. Will they choose a secular university with a humanistic worldview, a university that is Christian in name only, or a genuinely Christian university that will build upon the biblical worldview you have taught in your home? Dr. Thomas White, President of Cedarville University, discusses how to prepare your student for this critical college decision. He shares questions to consider to make sure your student’s faith stays strong during the important college years.https://img.youtube.com/vi/hnoznKazn7w/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/hnoznKazn7w2022-11-01T21:39:31Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/top-of-mind-march-2026-update-ulyz-7lzpnm2026-03-17T11:09:34ZTop of Mind: March 2026 UpdateSpring break sent Cedarville students on Global Outreach trips and to championship competitions — join us in prayer and celebration. Visit campus: https://cedar.to/Visit After spring break, Cedarville students returned from Global Outreach trips after sharing the Gospel and spreading the love of Jesus Christ in places from Malawi to Salt Lake City. Please pray for fruit from the seeds planted through their faithful ministry. Our competition teams have continued to shine. Speech and debate won the state championships for the second year in a row with nine individual champions and 38 finalists. Our collegiate cyber defense competition team won the state championship and will advance to regionals at Purdue, while our center of academic excellence cyber games team won the Midwest regionals and will compete at nationals. Thirteen members of our indoor track and field team are competing at the NCAA National Championships — pray they represent Christ well. Construction updates: the Bolthouse Academic Center is rising, and bricks are going up. You can purchase a brick paver for the Bolthouse patio as a stone of remembrance — in honor of a faculty member, to recognize a loved one, or as testimony to God’s faithfulness, echoing the children of Israel in the book of Joshua. We also lift up our alumni serving all over the world, many affected by recent events in the Middle East and many in military service. Join us in prayer for their safety, for peace — especially for Israel — and that we all will stand for the Word of God and the Testimony of Jesus Christ. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #GlobalOutreach #SpeechAndDebate #Cybersecurity #NCAA #Bolthouse #PrayForPeace Cedarville students returned from spring break having shared the Gospel worldwide and won multiple state and regional championships. This update highlights outreach, competitive victories, Bolthouse construction and patio paver remembrances, and a call to pray for alumni, especially those affected by events in the Middle East and those in military service.https://img.youtube.com/vi/ulYz-7LZPnM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ulYz-7LZPnM2026-03-17T11:09:34Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/join-us-for-all-access-znwswa84m_82026-03-20T16:43:14ZJoin Us for All Access!Experience your new Cedarville community at All Access! This event, just for accepted students, will help you meet new friends, experience a day in the life at Cedarville, and get excited for your 1000 Days™ to start soon!https://img.youtube.com/vi/znwSwa84m_8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/znwSwa84m_82026-03-20T16:43:14Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/my-1-000-days-angela-aad-a6-5zuyrynw2024-04-10T10:00:08ZMy 1,000 Days: Angela AadMolecular biology major Angela Aad '23 shares what has made her 1,000 days at Cedarville so special. ➡️ Learn how you can start your 1,000 Days at Cedarville University at cedarville.edu! #Christian #Christianity #CollegeLife #1000Days #UniversityAdmissions #Cedarville #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/A6-5ZuyRyNw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/A6-5ZuyRyNw2024-04-10T10:00:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-pre-medical-at-cedarville-university-2h1emhdjbdq2025-06-05T19:44:07ZWhy Study Pre Medical at Cedarville University?Why study Pre Medical at Cedarville University? ➡️ Learn more about premed preparation at Cedarville: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Cedarville University is nationally recognized for preparing students for success in medical school. If you are passionate about medicine, Cedarville will equip you with the academic training, personal character, and Christ-centered foundation you need to excel as a physician. Most premed students choose majors such as biology, molecular biology, or chemistry, but you can pursue any major at Cedarville and still complete the core science courses required for U.S. medical schools and the MCAT. Students may select a Bachelor of Science for a rigorous science focus or a Bachelor of Arts for greater flexibility and electives outside the sciences. At Cedarville, you’ll be part of a supportive Christian community where professors mentor you academically and spiritually. Our graduates are serving patients worldwide with professional excellence and Christlike compassion, demonstrating that preparation here extends far beyond the classroom. Start your journey toward medical school with Cedarville’s trusted premed program! Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Schedule a campus visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Explore academic programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #Premed #MedicalSchoolPrep #ChristianEducation #FuturePhysicianhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/2H1EmhDJBdQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/2H1EmhDJBdQ2025-06-05T19:44:07Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/the-pitch-2025-6_tw0dnstli2026-01-12T13:58:49ZThe Pitch | 2025Join us Friday, February 7, at 6 p.m. for The Pitch! Each semester, Cedarville University student entrepreneurs present their business startup ideas to a panel of potential investors at The Pitch, Cedarville’s Shark Tank-style competition. Whether their idea is an unproven business venture or a new startup that’s already capturing revenue, they'll sell their pitch to the judges and compete for cash prizes. Audience members in attendance can also enter to win prizes! The event begins with a "Red Carpet" pre-show in the Alumni Hall at 5:30 p.m. Doors to the DMC Jeremiah Chapel open at 6 p.m. and the competition starts at 6:15 p.m. Join us in person or via the livestream starting at 6 p.m.!https://img.youtube.com/vi/6_TW0dNStLI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/6_TW0dNStLIhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/biblical-counseling-for-effective-discipleship-the-synergy-initiative-8643pcqnd742025-02-22T13:00:10ZBiblical Counseling for Effective Discipleship | The Synergy InitiativeEach Christian is called to be discipled and to disciple others, but what does living out that call really look like? Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Professor of Systematic and Applied Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, is here to share several key tools that will help you counsel others well in your discipling relationships. Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program aims to equip students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Join this transformative journey to deepen your faith and enhance your outreach efforts through our free online resources. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. #Cedarville #SynergyInitiative #Evangelism #ChurchPlantinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/8643PCQnd74/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/8643PCQnd742025-02-22T13:00:10Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-pneumatology-part-2-sazi05layzw2022-11-15T14:00:27ZTheology II: Pneumatology (part 2)Exploring the Holy Spirit in Scripture – Cedarville University Online Theology Class Dr. Kimble In this online class presentation from Cedarville University, students are introduced to a rich, Bible-centered study of the Holy Spirit, also known as pneumatology. This lecture connects key doctrines across Scripture, tracing the person and work of the Spirit from creation, through the Old Testament prophets, to Jesus’ ministry and the early church in Acts. Designed for students from every major, this class reflects Cedarville’s commitment to academic excellence and Christ-centered learning. https://www.cedarville.edu 0:00 Introduction and Cedarville University music ensembles 0:24 Course context – Christology, soteriology, and pneumatology 1:28 The Holy Spirit as divine and personal 3:25 The Spirit in creation and sustaining life 5:21 The Spirit’s role in prophecy and inspiration of Scripture 10:38 Messianic hope and the Spirit in the Old Testament 14:28 Joel 2 and the promise of the Spirit 15:38 Old Testament gifts of the Spirit 18:58 Jesus as the Spirit-filled God-man 20:45 The Spirit in Jesus’ conception, baptism, and temptation 24:23 Jesus sending the Spirit to believers 26:46 The Holy Spirit in John 14–16 32:01 The Spirit in the book of Acts 34:47 Summary and next steps This theology lecture begins by situating pneumatology within the broader framework of Christian doctrine, following studies in Christology and soteriology. Students examine foundational questions such as who the Holy Spirit is and what He does, emphasizing that the Spirit is fully divine and fully personal, possessing intellect, emotions, and will. The class then surveys the Old Testament, highlighting the Spirit’s presence in creation in Genesis 1, the giving of life through God’s breath, and His role in prophecy, inspiration, and revelation. Passages from Isaiah, Ezekiel, Zechariah, Joel, and the Psalms demonstrate how the Spirit empowered prophets, leaders, craftsmen, and kings, often temporarily and for specific purposes. Attention turns to Jesus Christ as the Spirit-anointed Messiah foretold in Isaiah. Students explore how the Spirit is involved in Jesus’ conception, baptism, temptation, teaching, miracles, and mission. Key New Testament passages show how Jesus promises to send the Holy Spirit as Counselor, Teacher, Advocate, and Spirit of truth to guide believers and empower the church. The lecture concludes with an overview of the book of Acts, where the Spirit transforms fearful disciples into bold witnesses, empowers gospel proclamation, and unites believers across cultures. This overview prepares students for deeper study of the Spirit’s work in the early church and today. Learn more about Cedarville University’s Christ-centered academic programs, online learning opportunities, and vibrant campus life. Apply to Cedarville University https://www.cedarville.edu/Apply Explore academic programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Plan a campus visit https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Learn about Financial Aid https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid High-impact keywords to consider adding: Holy Spirit theology, pneumatology class, biblical theology course, Christian doctrine lecture, Spirit-filled life, Acts of the Apostles study. #CedarvilleUniversity #OnlineTheology #HolySpirit #ChristianDoctrine #BibleClasshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/sAzi05laYzw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/sAzi05laYzw2022-11-15T14:00:27Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-why-engage-in-church-59ktob34loq2024-02-09T17:00:07ZBible and the Gospel | Why Engage in Church?In this lecture from Bible and the Gospel, Dr. Trent Rogers explores why formal commitment to a local church matters for spiritual formation, accountability, the ordinances, and the care of God’s people — especially for students. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 — okay so we're continuing our discussion of the discipline of engaging the church in the Christian Life and now we get to 0:06 — talk about church membership so here are our goals for this class period 0:11 — explain the practice of church commitment or church membership and know key texts 0:30 — quotation from Habits of Grace about covenantal fellowship and formal commitments 1:36 — covenant communities give the truest conditions for growth and flourishing 2:26 — church shopping versus settling and making roots in a local congregation 6:05 — rejection of commitment is rejection of love — commitment sustains the relationship 8:13 — formalization of church membership begins the work of church life 9:41 — universal church then the second movement of gathering locally and organizing a congregation 11:00 — classroom question: should a class require joining a church? formation vs coercion 14:24 — defining church commitment: live the Christian life with a particular group, be overseen by leaders, pursue discipleship and mission together 18:01 — images for the church: body, bride, vine and branches, household, field, temple, flock — collective whole with boundaries 22:31 — structure: accountable relationships, submission to leaders, Hebrews 13:17 26:38 — practices: baptism, Lord’s Supper, church discipline, meeting together 31:27 — care of the church: one another commands, Acts 6, 1 Timothy 5 widow enrollment 36:44 — when to leave a church — theological triage: essentials, secondaries, preferences 43:01 — why students need the church: discipleship, patterns of faithfulness, Gospel witness 47:43 — can you be a Christian without the church? Possible but like driving at night without headlights Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #ChurchMembership #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianDiscipleship #bibleminorhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/59KTOb34LOQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/59KTOb34LOQ2024-02-09T17:00:07Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-purpose-of-creation-r_9ez3xaezk2022-08-30T13:00:34ZTheology I: Purpose of CreationGod’s Providence and Sovereignty | Finding Hope, Comfort, and Confidence in a Sovereign God In this theology lecture, Cedarville University students continue their study of the doctrine of God by focusing on God’s providence — specifically His preservation and governance of all things. Building on earlier discussions of God’s Trinitarian nature, transcendence, immanence, and attributes, this session wrestles with one of the most important and pastoral questions in Christian theology: How does a sovereign God relate to suffering, evil, and human responsibility? https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics The lecture begins by reviewing how providence flows from God’s transcendence. God is not only the Creator who brought all things into existence, but also the Sustainer and Governor of creation. Preservation refers to God’s ongoing care for the world, providing life, sustaining creation, and remaining present with His people even in suffering. Governance, often called sovereignty, refers to God’s active rule over history, events, and human actions to accomplish His purposes and glorify Himself. Students explore the biblical tension between divine sovereignty and human freedom. Scripture consistently affirms both without contradiction. God works all things according to the counsel of His will, yet human beings remain morally responsible for their actions. Through examples such as Joseph and his brothers, Pharaoh’s hardened heart, the crucifixion of Jesus, and the rise and fall of kings and nations, the lecture demonstrates how God sovereignly uses secondary causes without being morally culpable for sin. The class also addresses the problem of evil and suffering. Rather than offering simplistic answers, Scripture points believers to the ultimate resolution of evil in God’s redemptive plan. Suffering is never meaningless. God uses hardship to form His people into Christ’s likeness, often through painful but purposeful means. Romans 8 and 2 Corinthians 1 highlight how God comforts His people in affliction so they may comfort others with the same comfort they have received. A major emphasis of the lecture is pastoral application. Students are encouraged to respond to suffering — both their own and others’ — with Scripture, prayer, patience, presence, and hope. Rather than accusing God, believers are called to lament honestly, trust God’s wisdom, and remember that God’s timing and purposes extend far beyond what we can see. The lecture concludes with a call to live courageously and hope-filled lives rooted in the sovereignty of God. Because God reigns, nothing is ultimately out of control. His unchanging character provides assurance, stability, and confidence in a broken and uncertain world. Explore more Christ-centered theological teaching at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #DoctrineOfGod #Providence #SovereigntyOfGod #ChristianTheology #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/r_9ez3XAezk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/r_9ez3XAezk2022-08-30T13:00:34Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/what-are-you-looking-for-in-a-college-education-f7qslhki1sw2026-04-21T13:17:58ZWhat are you looking for in a college education?Cedarville University offers more than academics — it’s a Christ-centered community where students grow spiritually, build lasting friendships, and prepare for their future. Through challenges, leadership opportunities, and meaningful relationships, students experience personal transformation while discovering God’s plan for their lives.https://img.youtube.com/vi/f7qSlhki1Sw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/f7qSlhki1Sw2026-04-21T13:17:58Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/rickard-hall-360-tour-r9tzfszesei2025-12-15T19:00:24ZRickard Hall | 360 TourA 360 degree tour of Rickard Hall at Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/R9tzfSZeseI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/R9tzfSZeseIhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-esther-_u5bubirunu2021-08-30T12:30:05ZOld Testament | EstherDr. Miller closes out Old Testament literature with a study of Esther and God’s faithfulness and love for His people. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/_u5buBiruNU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/_u5buBiruNU2021-08-30T12:30:05Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-seminar-session-1-doctrinal-overview-n9v91shzzmg2026-04-22T12:40:26ZTheology Seminar Session 1 — Doctrinal OverviewThis session sets the foundation for why theological training matters for faculty at Cedarville University. Rather than offering deep doctrinal teaching, Dr. White casts a compelling vision for ongoing theology sessions — emphasizing their role in shaping both personal faith and academic excellence. Rooted in Cedarville’s legacy of biblical fidelity, the session highlights the responsibility of faculty to build on the work of those who came before while preparing for future challenges. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction and purpose of theology sessions 1:30 Standing on the shoulders of Cedarville leaders 2:50 Growing as followers of Christ through theology 4:00 The “greenhouse” model vs. the “bubble” myth 5:30 Serving the church, family, and society 6:00 Probing presuppositions in every discipline 8:50 Preparing students for secular worldviews 11:00 Mission: education and intentional discipleship 13:30 Education without values and spiritual formation 15:00 Avoiding forced or superficial integration 18:30 Equipping faculty with biblical knowledge 20:40 Stewardship of students’ spiritual growth 25:40 The worldview battle in higher education 29:40 Contemporary theological and cultural challenges 33:50 Resources for faculty development 37:00 Biblical foundations for key cultural issues 41:20 Final encouragement and call to engagement #CedarvilleUniversity #BiblicalWorldview #FaithAndLearning #ChristianHigherEducation #FacultyDevelopment #ChristianScholarship — This session explains why theological depth is essential for faculty at a Christian university. By strengthening biblical understanding and engaging critically with academic disciplines, educators can disciple students effectively and prepare them to navigate a complex world while remaining grounded in their faith.https://img.youtube.com/vi/N9v91sHzzmg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/N9v91sHzzmg2026-04-22T12:40:26Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/managing-the-unexpected-in-life-d4blocnwok42026-03-26T17:56:39ZManaging the Unexpected in LifeKim Ahlgrim, Director of The Cove, and Dr. Becky Kuhn, Coordinator of Academic Enrichment, discuss managing life's surprises.https://img.youtube.com/vi/d4bLocnWok4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/d4bLocnWok42026-03-26T17:56:39Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/title-ix-at-cedarville-3zttzcmzxsa2023-12-15T12:00:05ZTitle IX at CedarvilleTitle IX Coordinator Shannon Berkheiser shares the role the Title IX office has on campus, how it can assist in difficult situations, and what students should do to seek help. If you have experienced sexual discrimination, sexual harassment, or sexual or relationship violence, report the violation by phone or email: Title IX Coordinator at 937-766-7777 Campus Security at 937-239-6491 For more information and resources, visit: Cedarville.edu/TitleIX CHAPTERS --------------------------------------------------- 0:00 Introduction to Title IX 1:35 What happens if I make a report? 2:59 Who investigates a report?https://img.youtube.com/vi/3ZtTzCmZXSA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/3ZtTzCmZXSA2023-12-15T12:00:05Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/senior-celebration-2026-xinbh9poni42026-05-02T14:16:31ZSenior Celebration | 2026 Join us live as we celebrate the Class of 2026! Our annual Senior Celebration is a special evening of worship, encouragement, and prayer marking the culmination of 1000 Days of growth for our graduating students — academically, spiritually, and in community. We praise God for His faithfulness and look ahead with hope for what He will do next in the lives of our graduates! #Cedarville #Classof2026 #ChristianEducation #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/XINBH9Poni4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/XINBH9Poni42026-05-02T14:16:31Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-jeremiah-yi9eevrw4cm2021-07-26T12:30:10ZOld Testament | JeremiahDr. Miller discusses the purpose of the book of Jeremiah and how it explores God’s relationship with the chosen people of Israel. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/yI9eevRw4CM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/yI9eevRw4CM2021-07-26T12:30:10Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-university-is-homeschool-friendly-dr-thomas-white-cr8uoughol82025-02-21T14:58:49ZCedarville University is Homeschool Friendly | Dr. Thomas WhiteCedarville University is Homeschool Friendly | Dr. Thomas White Learn more about Cedarville University: https://www.cedarville.edu At Cedarville, we are committed to offering an academically excellent education that is also biblically faithful. Our mission is to prepare graduates who not only excel in their careers but also live with an eternal perspective, standing firmly for the Word of God and the testimony of Jesus Christ. Cedarville equips students for lifelong success by combining rigorous academics with a strong commitment to Scripture. Within six months of graduation, over 98% of our students are employed or pursuing graduate school — but more importantly, they are equipped to make a difference for Christ in every field of influence. If you are looking for a university that is Christ-centered, academically strong, and committed to preparing the next generation of leaders, Cedarville University is the place for you. Take the next step today: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAi Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianEducation #BiblicalWorldview #StandingForTheWord #HigherEducationhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/cR8UougHol8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/cR8UougHol82025-02-21T14:58:49Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/marxian-socialism-gvhtu-nlthu2021-12-29T13:15:02ZMarxian SocialismDr. Haymond looks at the life of economist and philosopher, Karl Marx.https://img.youtube.com/vi/gVhtu-nLtHU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/gVhtu-nLtHU2021-12-29T13:15:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-get-a-bible-minor-at-cedarville-university-ig5lnhi-d8s2025-08-21T20:57:27ZWhy Get a Bible Minor at Cedarville University?Why Get a Bible Minor at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions At Cedarville University, every student completes a Bible minor as part of their general education coursework. This distinctive emphasis on learning through a biblical lens sets Cedarville apart, ensuring that your academic journey is rooted in Scripture and grounded in truth. The Bible minor includes five foundational courses: The Bible and the Gospel, Old Testament Literature, New Testament Literature, Theology I, and Theology II. These classes will deepen your understanding of God’s Word and equip you to apply biblical truth to every area of life, from your studies to your future career. Cedarville also makes this life-changing teaching available beyond campus through the Bible Minor Project. Every lecture from all five courses has been recorded and offered online for free, providing a valuable resource for personal study, small groups, and the church worldwide. By choosing Cedarville, you’ll join a community where faith and learning go hand in hand, and where your education is intentionally designed to help you think biblically and live faithfully. Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Schedule a campus visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Explore academic programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics Access free Bible teaching: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinor #ChristianEducation #FaithAndLearning #BibleTeachinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/IG5LnHI-D8s/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/IG5LnHI-D8s2025-08-21T20:57:27Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/leading-with-integrity-lessons-from-faith-failure-and-courage-from-a-life-in-journalism-lfotu75cc282026-03-27T19:38:48ZLeading with Integrity: Lessons from Faith, Failure, and Courage from a Life in JournalismRufus Friday’s CU Lead talk challenges students to pursue leadership rooted in faith, integrity, and humility. Through personal stories and biblical examples, he emphasizes that true leadership is developed through obedience, shaped by failure, and sustained by God’s calling. His insights encourage students to prioritize character, seek mentorship, and lead with purpose in every sphere of life.https://img.youtube.com/vi/lfOtu75cc28/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/lfOtu75cc282026-03-27T19:38:48Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/foundations-the-glory-of-god-the-synergy-initiative-5nokzlnxdyg2024-06-17T16:00:08ZFoundations: The Glory of God | The Synergy InitiativeTurn your gaze back to the glory and mission of God! Join us as Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, discusses a Christian's purpose and mission in relation to their calling to bring God glory in this foundations lecture. Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program aims to equip students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Join this transformative journey to deepen your faith and enhance your outreach efforts through our free online resources. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. #Cedarville #SynergyInitiative #Evangelism #Christianity #ChurchPlantinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/5nOkZLnXdYg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/5nOkZLnXdYg2024-06-17T16:00:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/what-is-the-ontological-argument-lm4v_dqmoj02019-05-08T11:39:19ZWhat Is the Ontological Argument?Dr. J.R. Gilhooly explains the ontological argument for the existence of God, perhaps the most famous and misunderstood argument there is.https://img.youtube.com/vi/lM4v_dQmOJ0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/lM4v_dQmOJ02019-05-08T11:39:19Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-special-revelation-ftfa_3xdjg02022-07-14T13:00:08ZTheology I: Special RevelationSpecial Revelation, Scripture, and How God Speaks — 1 Samuel 3, Inspiration, and the Canon https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions 0:00 Opening and reading of 1 Samuel 3 0:26 Review of natural revelation 1:02 Student question on infants and the cognitively impaired 2:00 Romans 1, suppression of truth, and God’s mercy 2:50 Review: natural vs special revelation 3:25 Scripture and the incarnation of Christ 4:47 Means of revelation: dreams, visions, angels, direct speech 5:25 Samuel and the Lord appearing by the word 7:01 God reveals himself by means of his word 8:03 Wanting to hear God speak and the role of Scripture 10:10 Three assumptions of revelation and human language 12:04 The Bible as direct revelation from God 12:56 Inspiration and authority 14:24 Speech act theory — locution, illocution, perlocution 16:17 Reading 2 Timothy 3:14–17 17:50 Scripture as God breathed and profitable 19:05 Preach the word — the context of inspiration 19:39 Reading 2 Peter 1:20–21 20:45 Carried along by the Holy Spirit 22:02 Old Testament testimony — “thus says the Lord” 23:00 David in 2 Samuel 23 23:44 Psalm 119 and God’s statutes 25:00 Jesus’ view of Scripture — Matthew 5 and Luke 24 26:12 Apostolic authority and remembrance in John 14 27:04 1 Thessalonians 2:13 — received as the word of God 28:00 Apostles and prophetic authority 28:59 Peter equating Paul’s letters with Scripture 29:33 Missing Pauline letters and God’s providence 31:11 Introducing the canon — canon as a measuring rod 32:00 Apocrypha and pseudepigrapha 33:08 Why false attributions matter 34:13 Law, Prophets, Writings — structure of the Hebrew Bible 36:03 Luke 24 and Christ in all the Scriptures 37:49 Early church recognition of the New Testament canon 38:39 Correcting Da Vinci Code misconceptions 39:30 Revelation dating and early circulation 40:01 Next session preview — criteria for canonicity This lecture explores the doctrine of special revelation by examining 1 Samuel 3, the inspiration of Scripture, and the formation of the biblical canon. After briefly addressing a common student question about infants and the cognitively impaired, the session reviews natural revelation in creation and conscience and explains why these are sufficient to condemn but not to save. The core teaching focuses on how God reveals himself through Scripture, how prophets and apostles received revelation, and why the Bible is more than a record of past experiences — it is the direct, God breathed word. Texts such as 2 Timothy 3:14–17 and 2 Peter 1:20–21 shape the discussion of inspiration, authority, and the Spirit carrying along human authors. The professor also outlines how Jesus affirmed the Law, Prophets, and Writings, how the apostles understood their own authority, and how the early church recognized the canon long before later councils. The lecture closes with the importance of trusting God’s providence in preserving the Scriptures we have today. Learn more about studying Bible, theology, and ministry at Cedarville Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics Hashtags #SpecialRevelation #DoctrineOfScripture #1Samuel3 #BiblicalCanon #CedarvilleUniversity #InspirationOfScripturehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/FtfA_3xdJG0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/FtfA_3xdJG02022-07-14T13:00:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-attributes-of-god-part-1-rtlsdpjpfkm2022-08-09T13:00:23ZTheology I: Attributes of God (part 1)Understanding God’s Attributes | Transcendence, Immanence, and the Glory of God In this theology lecture, Cedarville University students begin a focused study on the attributes of God, asking one of the most important questions in Christian theology: What is God like? Building on earlier discussions of the Trinity, this session explores God’s transcendence and immanence and introduces the incommunicable attributes that make God utterly unique as the greatest being in the universe. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:28 Review of God as triune 0:36 Transcendence and immanence defined 2:27 God’s uniqueness among world religions 4:17 Why our view of God matters 7:28 A. W. Tozer on the knowledge of God 9:27 We become like what we worship 9:56 Psalm 115 and the danger of idolatry 12:33 Transformation through beholding Christ 14:00 Defining God’s attributes 16:10 Incommunicable and communicable attributes 18:27 God’s unique glory 19:42 Worship and the glory of God 23:21 God’s eternality 26:51 God’s infinity and omnipresence 28:24 Psalm 139 and God’s presence 30:36 God’s omniscience 32:06 God’s omnipotence 33:30 Trusting God in suffering and providence The lecture opens by revisiting the doctrines of God’s transcendence and immanence. God is transcendent, exalted above creation, wholly distinct from His creatures, and infinitely majestic. At the same time, God is immanent, choosing to relate personally to humanity through covenant. This combination sets the God of the Bible apart from every false religion, whether gods that are too human or gods that are distant and unknowable. Students are then challenged to consider why their view of God matters. Drawing from A. W. Tozer and Scripture, the lecture explains that what we think about God shapes our worship, our obedience, and ultimately our lives. Psalm 115 and 2 Corinthians 3 highlight a sobering truth: we become like what we worship. Idols deaden the soul, while beholding the glory of God transforms believers into Christ’s likeness. The session introduces the concept of God’s attributes as the defining perfections that make God who He is. These attributes are divided into incommunicable attributes, which belong to God alone, and communicable attributes, which God reflects in limited ways through His people. The lecture focuses especially on God’s incommunicable attributes, including His glory, eternality, infinity, omnipresence, omniscience, and omnipotence. Passages like Psalm 90 and Psalm 139 are used to show that God has no beginning or end, is present to every point in space, knows all things past, present, and future, and accomplishes all His purposes without frustration or limitation. These truths are not abstract theology but a source of comfort and confidence for believers, even in suffering and uncertainty. The lecture concludes by calling students to humility, trust, and worship. God’s attributes remind us that He is worthy of glory, utterly dependable, and actively at work in every moment of our lives. Explore Christ-centered theological education at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #Theology #AttributesOfGod #ChristianDoctrine #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleClasshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/RTlSdPJpFKM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/RTlSdPJpFKM2022-08-09T13:00:23Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-humanity-part-2-jilrumr0z7u2023-01-24T14:00:09ZTheology I: Humanity (part 2)Doctrine of Humanity | Created by God, Male and Female, for His Glory In this lecture, Cedarville University students begin the doctrine of humanity by contrasting the world’s view of human identity with the Bible’s teaching. Scripture offers a clear, purposeful, and hopeful answer to who we are, why we exist, and how we are meant to live in a confused cultural moment. This session lays the theological foundation for understanding human dignity, gender, work, community, and marriage as gifts from a sovereign Creator. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:25 Review of the doctrine of humanity 0:35 Humanity as created beings 0:46 Created male and female 1:29 Created to work 2:19 Created for community 3:22 Humanity as priestly kings in God’s design 4:24 Eden as a temple and Adam’s calling 5:44 Noah and the renewed creation mandate 6:38 Abraham and covenant stewardship 8:45 Davidic kingship and God’s dwelling place 11:56 Christ as the perfect priest and king 13:10 The church as God’s temple today 14:28 Competing views of human origins 16:30 Givenness versus autonomy 18:04 Modern challenges to biblical anthropology 21:20 The necessity of a historical Adam 22:44 Marriage as God’s design 26:21 Race, dignity, and common humanity 28:07 Church, community, and belonging 30:28 Work, rest, and human limitations The lecture begins by outlining four foundational truths from Genesis 1–2. First, human beings are created by God, not accidental products of chance. This reality humbles human pride while grounding human dignity. Because God made us, our lives have meaning, purpose, and accountability before Him. Second, humanity is created male and female. Men and women are equal in value, dignity, and worth as image-bearers of God, yet distinct and complementary by divine design. Gender is not a social construct or a flexible identity but a God-given reality that shapes marriage, family, church life, and society. Scripture consistently affirms this design from Genesis through the teachings of Jesus and the apostles. Third, humans are created to work. Work is not a curse but a calling given before the fall, meant to glorify God, serve others, and steward creation. Whether in manual labor, professional vocations, or ministry, all work can be done as unto the Lord. This session warns against both idolatry of work and laziness, calling believers to diligence, generosity, and faithful stewardship. Fourth, humanity is created for community. God saves not merely individuals but a people. Isolation is contrary to God’s design, and the local church becomes the primary place where believers are known, loved, discipled, and held accountable. A central theme of the lecture is humanity’s original calling as priestly kings. Adam was commissioned to work and keep the garden, exercising dominion as God’s representative. This calling flows through Noah, Abraham, Israel, and David, and is perfectly fulfilled in Jesus Christ, the true Priest and King. Today, the church shares in this restored calling, stewarding God’s dwelling place and pursuing holiness together. This foundational session sets the stage for upcoming discussions on sin, redemption, gender roles, marriage, and biblical manhood and womanhood. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #DoctrineOfHumanity #BiblicalAnthropology #ChristianWorldview #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleClass #CreatedInGodsImagehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/JILrUmR0z7U/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/JILrUmR0z7U2023-01-24T14:00:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/129th-commencement-2-p-m-bbehtcq98oo2025-05-03T20:06:50Z129th Commencement | 2 p.m.Join us to celebrate the 129th Annual Commencement of Cedarville University! https://img.youtube.com/vi/BBEHTCQ98oo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/BBEHTCQ98oo2025-05-03T20:06:50Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-biblical-foundations-part-3-oimdtvz3h302022-10-27T13:00:14ZTheology II: Biblical Foundations (part 3)Grace, Mercy, Holiness, and Election with Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University — How God Saves, How the Spirit Gives New Birth, and Why Grace Shapes the Entire Christian Life In this online class session, Dr. Jeremy Kimble walks through Titus 2–3, John 3, Deuteronomy 7, Ephesians 1, 2 Corinthians 4, and Romans 8–10 to explain what grace is, why we need salvation, how the Spirit gives new birth, and how election leads to assurance, holiness, and evangelism. Learn more at: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject 0:05 Cedarville welcome and mission 0:25 Introduction to grace and mercy in Titus 3 — grace is getting what I do not deserve; mercy is not getting what I do deserve 1:24 Dr. Kimble’s personal mercy illustration (traffic stop story) 3:22 Grace manifested in Christ; Titus 2 shows grace saves and trains us 4:36 Ephesians emphasis — unmerited favor that removes boasting 5:42 Defining holiness — God as loving, holy, righteous, just, and wrathful toward sin 7:04 Human condition — dead, condemned, separated, enemies, rebels 8:36 Salvation by grace through faith; new heart promised in Ezekiel 36 and Jeremiah 31 9:11 John 3 — Nicodemus, being born of water and Spirit, and the Spirit’s initiating work (wind analogy) 13:28 Deuteronomy 7 — God choosing Israel because he loves; election as evidence of divine faithfulness 19:07 Ephesians 1 — chosen in Christ before the foundation of the world, predestined for adoption, called to holiness 22:12 2 Corinthians 4 — the god of this world blinds; God shines light into hearts as in Genesis 1 25:03 Romans 8–10 — foreknowledge, predestination, calling, justification, glorification 31:05 Wrestling with fairness — mercy, hardening, and the potter and clay imagery 34:14 Romans 10 — everyone who calls will be saved; faith comes by hearing; evangelism as God’s ordained means 36:13 Summary — election shows God’s faithfulness, gives assurance, calls believers to holiness, and encourages evangelism and prayer 40:04 Q&A — calling and conversion as virtually simultaneous work of God and human response 42:01 Freedom of inclination — compatibilism, libertarianism, and how conversion changes desire Learn more Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academicshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/OImDTVZ3H30/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/OImDTVZ3H302022-10-27T13:00:14Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/save-the-date-for-homecoming-2026-ppdm-petjhy2026-04-29T20:18:38ZSave the Date for Homecoming 2026!Homecoming 2026 is coming to Cedarville University — join us for a weekend of celebration, reunion, and worship! Plan your weekend: https://cedarville.edu/Homecoming Homecoming 2026 is officially around the corner, and the countdown to October 2–3 is on. This special weekend is a chance to return to campus, see what has changed, and experience the same Christ-centered community that makes Cedarville feel like home. Alumni are invited to reconnect with friends who feel like family and the faculty who shaped their journey. Whether it has been five years or 50, there is a place for you here. Parents are also encouraged to come experience the vibrant campus life their students enjoy every day. From meaningful conversations to shared moments of celebration, Homecoming offers a unique opportunity to connect with other families and witness how God is working in students’ lives. With nearly 50 events packed into one weekend, there is something for everyone. Friday features the State of the University chapel, the cardboard canoe race, theatre performances, and a night of music with the jazz band. Saturday continues with the homecoming parade, a special chapel honoring alumni award recipients and athletic hall of fame inductees, and reunion celebrations for multiple class years. Young alumni from 2011 through 2026 can gather for a large reunion, while other classes enjoy traditional events — including the classic reunion wagon. Spend the afternoon at the lakeside party, athletic events, or academic reunions before joining a powerful worship celebration. Then, enjoy the evening with family and friends at local favorites like Young’s Jersey Dairy or Sidewalk Saturday in downtown Cedarville. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #Cedarville #CedarvilleUniversity #Homecoming2026 #CollegeReunion #CampusLife #ChristianUniversity PN: 26-0503 — Homecoming 2026 at Cedarville University invites alumni, parents, and families back to campus for a weekend filled with connection, celebration, and worship. With dozens of events, meaningful reunions, and opportunities to experience campus life, this is your chance to reconnect, reflect, and celebrate God’s faithfulness in the Cedarville community.https://img.youtube.com/vi/PPdm-PeTjhY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/PPdm-PeTjhY2026-04-29T20:18:38Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/1000-days-at-cedarville-university-ivtnxbovwoi2026-02-17T18:32:47Z1000 Days at Cedarville University!Start your journey with the end in view at Cedarville University! Discover your future at Cedarville: https://cedar.to/Apply Choosing where to pursue your degree is one of the most important decisions you will ever make. At Cedarville University, we encourage you to begin with the end in view — imagining yourself walking across the stage at graduation, deeply rooted in your faith, equipped with the skills and knowledge to succeed in your career, and connected to a community that genuinely cares for you. Join a thriving community of more than 7,000 students from around the globe who are pursuing academic excellence and spiritual growth together. Spend your 10,000 days of undergraduate study on our beautiful campus in Southwest Ohio, where Christ-centered education prepares you for what’s next. Whether you are interested in one of our highly regarded undergraduate programs or flexible graduate online programs, Cedarville offers more than 175 programs designed to help you pursue God’s call on your life. From your first campus visit to graduation day, you will find a university committed to helping you grow academically, professionally, and spiritually. If you are looking for a Christian university that integrates faith and learning while equipping you for career success, Cedarville University is ready to welcome you. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianCollege #ChristCenteredEducation #UndergraduatePrograms #GraduatePrograms #SouthwestOhio REPK-AKKQJLKOTEUC PN: 26-0127 — Choosing a university shapes your future. At Cedarville University, you will graduate deeply rooted in your faith, prepared with career-ready skills, and connected to a caring global community of more than 7,000 students. With over 175 undergraduate and graduate online programs in Southwest Ohio, Cedarville equips you to pursue God’s call on your life.https://img.youtube.com/vi/ivtNxBOvWOI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ivtNxBOvWOI2026-02-17T18:32:47Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-what-are-spiritual-disciplines-vyhodoej80u2023-12-22T17:00:20ZBible and the Gospel | What Are Spiritual Disciplines?How does the gospel shape the way Christians live day by day? In this Bible Minor Project lecture, Dr. Trent Rogers teaches the nature of spiritual disciplines—biblical practices like prayer, Scripture meditation, fasting, solitude, and fellowship—that help believers grow in grace. Spiritual disciplines are not about legalism or earning God’s favor. They are habits of grace, rooted in dependence on Christ, that allow us to delight in God and pursue holiness as new creations in Christ. Learn more about the Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Timestamps: 0:00 Gospel review and new life in Christ 1:06 What is the lifestyle of a new creation? 2:07 Example from ministry leadership and Scripture engagement 5:38 Why delighting in God’s Word matters (Psalm 1) 9:43 Defining spiritual disciplines (Donald Whitney) 11:59 Practices found in Scripture: prayer, fasting, meditation, solitude 13:56 Biblical examples of spiritual disciplines 17:00 Daniel’s pattern of daily prayer 19:43 Jesus withdrawing to pray 20:54 Jesus teaching his disciples to pray 21:29 Public and corporate elements of discipline 21:36 Paul’s exhortation to Timothy: training in godliness 25:56 Discipline, toil, and hope in the Christian life 26:13 The importance of public Scripture reading 26:51 Gathering together as a discipline (Hebrews 10) 30:00 Spiritual disciplines as habits of grace, not legalism 34:04 Pursuing God, not checking boxes 36:08 Shaping the heart when desire is weak 36:40 Staying rooted in Scripture-based practices 37:01 Why we often need a plan for spiritual growth 40:29 David Mathis’s framework: Bible, prayer, church 41:45 Habits that fuel godliness and delight in God This teaching emphasizes that spiritual disciplines flow from the gospel itself. They are not burdens but gifts—means of grace by which God deepens our dependence on him. From Daniel’s daily prayers to Jesus’ times of solitude to Paul’s call to train for godliness, Scripture shows that disciplined pursuit of God is essential to Christian maturity. Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions – https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid – https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus – https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs – https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #SpiritualDisciplines #BibleMinor #CedarvilleUniversity #Discipleshiphttps://img.youtube.com/vi/VyhOdoEj80U/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/VyhOdoEj80U2023-12-22T17:00:20Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/m-b-a-operations-management-grw75ysxryy2018-06-20T12:33:09ZM.B.A. Operations ManagementLearn how Cedarville's online M.B.A. Operations Management program will equip you to fill in-demand leadership and management roles in business operations.https://img.youtube.com/vi/gRw75ysxRyY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/gRw75ysxRyY2018-06-20T12:33:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-inaugurated-eschatology-njgkbcjifcm2022-12-20T14:00:14ZTheology II: Inaugurated EschatologyEschatology and the Hope of Christ’s Return – Dr. Kimble Cedarville University Online Theology Class In this online class presentation from Cedarville University, students begin the study of eschatology, the doctrine of last things. This lecture connects the entire Theology II course by showing how Christology, salvation, the Holy Spirit, and the church all point forward to God’s final purposes for history, creation, and every person. Students are challenged not only to ask big questions about the end times, but also to see how biblical hope shapes daily Christian living. https://www.cedarville.edu 0:00 Cedarville University Bible minor overview 0:26 Course recap – Christology, salvation, Spirit, and church 2:24 Transition to eschatology and ethics 3:07 Defining eschatology and framing key questions 4:00 Clarifying Lord’s Supper practice and church context 7:57 Eschatology as a corporate and pastoral doctrine 11:09 Core facts about the end times 12:09 Christ’s return and final judgment 13:14 Key biblical books on eschatology 14:36 Student questions on rapture, tribulation, and millennium 15:24 Israel and the end times 18:55 Overview of eschatological themes to be studied 19:27 Cedarville’s doctrinal statement on last things 20:30 Personal and cosmic eschatology 21:54 Reading Scripture with an eschatological lens 22:26 Biblical texts on judgment, hope, and perseverance 24:01 Romans 8 and creation’s future 25:04 1 Thessalonians 4 and Christian hope 26:42 Living faithfully in light of the end This theology lecture opens by reviewing the major doctrines covered throughout the semester, highlighting how all of theology ultimately points forward to God’s future work. Eschatology is introduced not as speculation, but as a central biblical theme that shapes Christian hope, perseverance, holiness, and mission. Students identify key biblical truths about the end times, including the certainty of Christ’s return, the resurrection of the dead, final judgment, heaven, hell, and the renewal of creation. The class surveys major eschatological questions raised by Scripture, such as the timing of the rapture, the tribulation, the millennium, the fate of Israel, and the identity of figures described in the book of Revelation. The lecture emphasizes that eschatology is both personal and cosmic. Individually, it addresses what happens when believers die and the hope of resurrection. Cosmically, it points to the redemption of all creation, which is currently groaning as it awaits Christ’s return. Students explore key passages from Matthew, Romans, Thessalonians, Hebrews, and Peter to see how biblical authors consistently connect future hope with present faithfulness. Rather than encouraging speculation or fear, the class stresses that biblical eschatology calls Christians to be patient, hopeful, holy, and steadfast. The promise of Christ’s return is meant to comfort believers, motivate perseverance, and shape godly living in the present. Learn more about Cedarville University’s Christ-centered Bible minor, theology courses, and academic programs. Apply to Cedarville University https://www.cedarville.edu/Apply Explore academic programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Plan a campus visit https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Learn about Financial Aid https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid #CedarvilleUniversity #Eschatology #ChristianTheology #BibleClass #SecondCominghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/NjGkBCjifcM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/NjGkBCjifcM2022-12-20T14:00:14Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/nothing-like-cedarville-university-athletics-ednw2kerag02022-11-27T12:30:05ZNothing like Cedarville University AthleticsAt Cedarville University, we have 16 intercollegiate sports that participate in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference, NCAA Division II, and the NCCAA. We have more than 300 student-athletes who are competing for Christ, contending for championships, and changing sport culture. There's no other institution doing athletics like Cedarville!https://img.youtube.com/vi/Ednw2KERag0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Ednw2KERag02022-11-27T12:30:05Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/maddox-hall-360-tour-gzmn1hruiq42025-12-15T19:00:23ZMaddox Hall | 360 TourA 360 degree tour of Maddox Hall at Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/GzmN1hruiq4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/GzmN1hruiq4https://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/your-cedarville-story-was-made-possible-senior-signature-u7ychpbpnhg2026-03-19T19:50:36ZYour Cedarville Story Was Made Possible | Senior SignatureYour time at Cedarville University didn’t happen by accident — it was made possible, in part, by the generosity of those who came before you. This video helps graduating seniors understand the impact donors have had on their Cedarville experience, from scholarships and academic programs to campus opportunities that shaped both your faith and future. Behind every class, experience, and moment of growth is a story of faithful giving. Senior Signature is your opportunity to respond. As you prepare to graduate, you’re invited to take your first step as an alumnus or alumna by giving back and investing in the next generation of Cedarville students. It’s a simple but meaningful way to say thank you and to continue the cycle of generosity that made your education possible. Giving is more than a tradition — it’s a reflection of gratitude and a commitment to Kingdom impact. As you move forward, you have the opportunity to help shape future stories just like yours. Learn more about Senior Signature and giving: http://cedarville.edu/SeniorSignature #CedarvilleUniversity #SeniorSignature #GivingBack #ChristianEducation #Alumni PN: 26-0472 — See how generosity shaped your Cedarville experience and discover how you can invest in the next generation through Senior Signature.https://img.youtube.com/vi/U7YcHpbpnHg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/U7YcHpbpnHg2026-03-19T19:50:36Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/elliv-2025-was-a-night-to-remember-dl6mtl7wmyq2025-05-05T19:41:24Z✨ Elliv 2025 Was a Night to Remember!Experience the highlights from Elliv 2025 — Cedarville University’s biggest end-of-year celebration! From stunning performances to incredible student creativity, this unforgettable night showcased the heart, talent, and energy of our campus community. Watch the full recap and relive the music, the memories, and the moments that made Elliv shine. #Elliv2025 #CedarvilleUniversity #StudentLife #ConcertRecap #CampusEventshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/DL6mtL7wmyQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/DL6mtL7wmyQ2025-05-05T19:41:24Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-chemistry-at-cedarville-university-cgdm70cubn82025-08-25T20:09:54ZWhy Study Chemistry at Cedarville University?Why Study Chemistry at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/Chemistry Looking to explore the world at a molecular level while preparing for a meaningful career? Cedarville University offers both a Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Science (BS) in Chemistry, equipping you with the knowledge, skills, and biblical foundation to succeed in research, industry, healthcare, or graduate studies. The BA in Chemistry is ideal if you are pursuing health professions, technical business roles, or science-related vocations where a broad foundation is essential. The BS in Chemistry provides a rigorous pathway for graduate study and careers in industry or research, giving you comprehensive training across the primary areas of chemistry with strong support in mathematics, physics, and biology. No matter which degree you choose, you’ll study chemistry through the lens of a biblical worldview. At Cedarville, science is not just about equations and experiments — it’s about understanding creation and seeing how it reflects the traits and glory of its Creator. You’ll graduate equipped to use your vocation to serve Christ and make a lasting impact in the world. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #ChemistryDegree #ChristianEducation #ScienceAndFaith #BiblicalWorldview PN: 25-0002 — Looking to explore the world at a molecular level while preparing for a meaningful career? Cedarville University offers both a Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Science (BS) in Chemistry, equipping you with the knowledge, skills, and biblical foundation to succeed in research, industry, healthcare, or graduate studies.https://img.youtube.com/vi/cgdm70cubN8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/cgdm70cubN82025-08-25T20:09:54Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/choose-cedarville-university-wmgj-lufdf82023-10-12T20:40:11ZChoose Cedarville UniversityChoosing where to pursue your degree is one of the most important decisions you'll ever make. Choose a university that will transform you with excellent academics and a distinctly biblical worldview. Choose Cedarville! Cedarville.eduhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/WMGj-lUfdF8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/WMGj-lUfdF82023-10-12T20:40:11Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-what-role-do-the-covenants-play-in-the-bible-b2vr3pikchc2024-03-29T16:00:14ZBible and the Gospel | What Role do the Covenants Play in the Bible?In this lecture, Dr. Trent Rogers explores the Adamic, Noahic, Abrahamic, Mosaic, Davidic, and New Covenants, tracing how each one unfolds God’s redemptive plan and reveals His faithfulness through Christ. Discover how the biblical covenants form the structure of Scripture and point us to Jesus Christ — the fulfillment of every promise Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 — Introduction: Canon, Covenant, and Christ 1:47 — The message of the Bible and the role of covenants 2:36 — Why covenants matter: the “skeleton” of Scripture 3:09 — What is a covenant? Definitions and key ideas 4:01 — Identifying the six biblical covenants 5:17 — How covenants are embedded, interconnected, directive, and comprehensive 6:36 — Understanding covenant relationships and obligations 8:26 — Human vs. divine covenants in Scripture 8:33 — The six major covenants in order 9:40 — Why covenantal location matters for interpretation 12:01 — The covenant with Adam (Adamic): rule, obedience, and the seed of the woman 15:05 — The covenant with Noah (Noahic): preservation and promise 20:06 — The covenant with Abraham (Abrahamic): people, land, blessing, and faith 25:18 — Faith of Abraham and inclusion of Gentiles 30:07 — God’s ongoing promises to Israel 31:04 — The covenant with Moses (Mosaic): law, faith, and human heart failure 34:20 — The covenant with David (Davidic): promise of an eternal king 36:00 — Reading 2 Samuel 7: David’s house, throne, and kingdom forever 39:05 — The Son of David and the eternal kingdom 40:10 — The unity and progression of the covenants 41:00 — Covenant location and interpretation (Genesis 17, Colossians 3) 42:31 — The New Covenant: renewal, forgiveness, and indwelling Spirit 43:49 — Jeremiah 31 — a new heart and new relationship 45:00 — The New Covenant fulfilled in Christ 46:00 — How each covenant points to Jesus 50:47 — Jesus as the second Adam and fulfillment of the Abrahamic promise 55:24 — The Mosaic Covenant and Christ’s perfect sacrifice 56:22 — The Davidic Covenant and Christ’s eternal reign (Luke 1) 57:26 — Christocentric focus of all covenants Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #BiblicalGospel #ChristianEducation #TheologyCourse #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinorProjecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/B2vr3PIkcHc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/B2vr3PIkcHc2024-03-29T16:00:14Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-ephesians-part-3-philippians-colossians-nbxygz4_8cq2024-01-29T17:00:18ZNew Testament | Ephesians (Part 3), Philippians, & ColossiansIn Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament lecture on Ephesians 6, Philippians, and Colossians, he explores Paul’s final prison letters and how they call believers to stand firm in Christ, embody humility, and exalt Jesus as supreme over all creation. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. McKay concludes the book of Ephesians by unpacking Paul’s teaching on spiritual warfare, reminding believers that the real battle is not against people or institutions but against spiritual forces of evil. He explains that Paul’s command is not to attack but to stand firm—to rest securely in the believer’s identity in Christ. The armor of God symbolizes this defense: truth, righteousness, faith, salvation, and the Word of God all flow from being “in Christ.” Prayer and Scripture are presented as the believer’s active stance against deception and fear. Turning to Philippians, Dr. McKay emphasizes Paul’s tone of gratitude and joy despite imprisonment. At the center of the letter stands the profound “Christ Hymn” of Philippians 2:5–11, which describes Jesus’ humility in becoming human, serving, and dying on a cross, followed by his exaltation to the highest place. This early Christian confession demonstrates that the church from its earliest days worshiped Jesus as both fully God and fully man. Paul’s point: true greatness in God’s kingdom comes through humility. In Colossians, Dr. McKay connects Paul’s response to false teaching with the supremacy of Christ. The Colossian hymn (1:15–20) celebrates Jesus as the image of the invisible God, the creator and sustainer of all things, and the firstborn from the dead—the beginning of the new creation. Against mystical philosophies and angelic visions, Paul insists that Christ alone is sufficient, supreme, and preeminent in creation and in the Church. Together, these prison letters call believers to stand firm in Christ’s victory, follow his humility, and recognize his unrivaled Lordship over all things in heaven and on earth. 0:00 Introduction — wrapping up Ephesians and overview of Philippians and Colossians 1:00 Summary of Ephesians — identity in Christ and relationships in the body 6:46 Ephesians 6 — spiritual warfare and the unseen cosmic conflict 7:52 Not against flesh and blood — understanding real spiritual enemies 10:01 Standing firm in Christ — defensive posture of faith and prayer 12:00 The armor of God — truth, righteousness, faith, salvation, and the Word 14:04 Sword of the Spirit — the Word of God as both refuge and defense 16:17 Transition to Philippians — Paul’s prison setting and context 18:40 Purpose of Philippians — gratitude, partnership, and gospel unity 21:01 The Christ Hymn (Philippians 2:5–11) — humility and exaltation of Jesus 25:02 Early Christology — Jesus as both fully God and fully human 26:44 The pattern of humility — servant, man, obedient, crucified 37:02 Exaltation — God bestows on him the name above every name 39:09 Application — believers called to humility and obedience 42:04 Why humility? — God’s redemptive reversal of human pride 42:25 Transition to Colossians — false teachings and Christ’s supremacy 45:09 Colossians 1:15–20 — Jesus as image of God and Lord over creation 46:10 Preeminent in creation and the church — firstborn from the dead 47:55 The firstborn of new creation — Christ’s resurrection as the dawn of the new age Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #ephesians #philippians #colossians #armorofgod #ChristHymn #HumilityOfChrist #inchrist #cedarvilleuniversity #bibleminorproject #PaulineLettershttps://img.youtube.com/vi/NBxYGz4_8cQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/NBxYGz4_8cQ2024-01-29T17:00:18Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-ecclesiastes-part-2-lf79zin_lbi2022-08-05T12:30:15ZOld Testament | Ecclesiastes: Part 2Dr. Miller continues the discussion on Ecclesiastes and the need everyone has for God and His love in the midst of a fallen world. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/lF79ziN_lbI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/lF79ziN_lbI2022-08-05T12:30:15Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/1000-days-with-kora-arminio-4awnlufwkxe2024-03-07T13:52:40Z1000 Days with Kora ArminioKora (Ostrowski) Arminio shares how her relationship with the Lord has grew during her time at Cedarville. Learn more and apply: https://cedar.to/Admissions — Kor'as Cedarville story shows spiritual growth, practical academics, and hands-on ministry. Through courses that integrate scripture and gospel-centered service opportunities like Global Outreach, students gain leadership skills and evangelism experience that prepare them for career, family, and lifelong faith.https://img.youtube.com/vi/4aWNlUFwkxE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/4aWNlUFwkxE2024-03-07T13:52:40Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-psalms-part-2-xmhvyf1cqgm2021-05-17T12:30:25ZOld Testament | Psalms: Part 2Dr. Miller finishes his discussion on Psalms with details about the Messianic Psalms. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/xmhvyF1cqGM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/xmhvyF1cqGM2021-05-17T12:30:25Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-mechanical-engineering-at-cedarville-university-tylgtnpnhs02025-06-05T19:40:45ZWhy Study Mechanical Engineering at Cedarville University?Why Study Mechanical Engineering at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Are you ready to launch your career in one of the most versatile and in-demand engineering fields? Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) program combines rigorous academics, hands-on experience, and a distinctly Christian perspective to prepare you for success as both an engineer and a servant-leader. At Cedarville, you’ll benefit from an innovative curriculum taught by experienced faculty who integrate faith and learning. Modern labs, design competitions, and team-based projects will allow you to apply classroom knowledge in practical, real-world settings. Whether you are interested in product design, energy systems, robotics, or manufacturing, Cedarville equips you with the technical expertise and problem-solving skills to thrive. But the program goes beyond academics. You’ll be mentored by professors who care about your spiritual growth as well as your professional development. With a strong foundation in biblical truth, you’ll be prepared to use your engineering career as a ministry, serving others with excellence and integrity. When you graduate, you’ll be ready to innovate, lead, and bring glory to God through your work as a mechanical engineer. Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Schedule a campus visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Explore academic programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #MechanicalEngineering #EngineeringMajor #ChristianEducation #BSMEhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/tylGTnPNHS0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/tylGTnPNHS02025-06-05T19:40:45Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-creation-and-providence-part-1-owkkyqrfwpu2022-08-23T13:00:10ZTheology I: Creation and Providence (part 1)God as Creator | Creation, Providence, and the Meaning of the World In this theology lecture, Cedarville University students explore God’s transcendence through His role as Creator and Sustainer of all things. Moving beyond attributes alone, this session examines creation, providence, and sovereignty, addressing foundational questions about origins, purpose, human responsibility, and how Christians should think biblically about creation in a modern scientific age. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:23 Review of God’s transcendence and incommunicable attributes 1:00 God as Creator 1:19 Providence: preservation and governance 2:28 Sovereignty and human responsibility 3:08 Compatibilism explained 4:19 Key questions about creation 5:35 Cedarville’s doctrinal statement on creation 7:33 Why creation matters theologically 9:03 Creation and the defeat of idolatry 11:06 God creates by His word 11:59 Creation, fall, and new creation 12:44 Revelation and future hope 13:22 Angels, demons, and the spiritual realm 14:43 Humanity made in God’s image 16:32 Creation and spiritual warfare 17:23 Nephilim and Genesis 6 22:07 Biblical theology of creation 24:23 Acts 4 and prayer rooted in creation 27:23 Creation in church history 28:14 Evolution and modern challenges 30:23 Did God create? 32:30 How did God create? 36:20 When did God create? 38:23 Genesis 1 and the six days 40:47 Exodus 20 and the Sabbath 41:56 Why creation doctrine matters The lecture begins by reinforcing that creation is a direct expression of God’s transcendence. God alone creates out of nothing, preserves what He has made, and governs the world according to His sovereign will. These truths form the foundation for understanding providence, human responsibility, and God’s ongoing involvement in history. Students examine Cedarville University’s doctrinal commitment to a literal, historical account of creation, including the direct creation of Adam and Eve, the goodness and order of the created world, and the theological significance of male and female made in God’s image. The discussion highlights how creation establishes human dignity, meaning, and moral responsibility — realities that collapse without a Creator. The lecture also addresses difficult and timely questions about evolution, theistic evolution, and the age of the earth. By closely reading Genesis 1–2 and Exodus 20, students are encouraged to take Scripture seriously on its own terms while recognizing the broader cultural and philosophical stakes involved. Creation is not a peripheral issue but deeply connected to sin, death, redemption, and the gospel itself. Finally, the session situates creation within the whole storyline of Scripture: creation, fall, redemption, and new creation. From Acts 4 to Revelation 21, God’s people pray, suffer, hope, and persevere because they know the God who made all things will also bring history to its promised end. Learn more about Christ-centered, Scripture-rooted education at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #Creation #DoctrineOfGod #BiblicalTheology #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianWorldviewhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/OWkKyQRFwpU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/OWkKyQRFwpU2022-08-23T13:00:10Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/johnson-hall-360-tour-ddgr5rc2bay2025-12-15T19:00:24ZJohnson Hall | 360 TourA 360 tour of Johnson Hall at Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/dDgR5Rc2baY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/dDgR5Rc2baYhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-seminar-session-7-salvation-yocrrxgn3q42026-04-22T12:52:53ZTheology Seminar Session 7 — SalvationThis session explores the doctrine of salvation with a focus on justification and union with Christ. It highlights that salvation is not based on human merit but on Christ’s work, received by faith. The discussion moves from broad theological categories to the specific idea that believers are united with Christ in His death and resurrection. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro & prayer 1:40 Salvation overview 4:30 Doctrinal statement 7:20 Aspects of salvation 10:20 Biblical storyline 12:30 Justification explained 14:40 Historical theology 18:00 Augustine & grace 20:00 Reformation confessions 24:30 Romans 3 26:40 Galatians 2 31:50 Union with Christ 38:50 Summary 40:50 Pastoral application The lecture traces how Scripture presents salvation: humanity’s lack of righteousness, God’s provision through Christ, and justification by faith. Historical voices like Augustine, Luther, and Reformation confessions reinforce that righteousness is given by God, not earned. #CedarvilleUniversity #DoctrineOfSalvation #UnionWithChrist #FaithAndLearning #ChristianEducation — This session shows how justification and union with Christ provide the foundation for assurance, transformation, and faithful living in the Christian life.https://img.youtube.com/vi/YOcRrxGN3Q4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/YOcRrxGN3Q42026-04-22T12:52:53Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/irb-training-video-1-ilmgodahnm02026-04-21T14:04:26ZIRB Training - Video 1Understand the biblical foundation for ethical research at Cedarville University. Learn more about Cedarville academics: https://cedar.to/Programs In this first IRB tutorial, Dr. Michael Scheer introduces the purpose of Cedarville University’s Institutional Review Board and its role in supporting ethical research. Designed for students, faculty, and staff, this session explains how research involving human participants should reflect a commitment to honoring God and caring for others. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction to IRB 0:14 Purpose and support for researchers 0:33 Biblical foundation for protecting participants 1:08 Human beings as uniquely created 2:47 Caution in research with people 3:10 Loving others as a guiding principle 4:03 Why ethical research matters 5:06 History of research ethics 5:39 The Belmont Report overview 6:19 God’s providence in ethical standards 7:05 Research as a testimony of faith Grounded in Scripture, the tutorial highlights the importance of treating individuals as image-bearers of God. It connects biblical principles — such as loving others and valuing human dignity — to modern research practices, emphasizing responsibility and care when working with human participants. #CedarvilleUniversity #ResearchEthics #IRB #ChristianEducation #BiblicalWorldview — This IRB tutorial explains how Cedarville integrates faith and research by emphasizing ethical responsibility and human dignity. Students and faculty are equipped to conduct research that reflects biblical truth, protects participants, and serves as a testimony of Christ.https://img.youtube.com/vi/iLMgoDaHNm0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/iLMgoDaHNm02026-04-21T14:04:26Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-deuteronomy-ams4hjvqboa2021-03-29T12:30:01ZOld Testament | DeuteronomyThis lecture focuses on the importance of the book of Deuteronomy to the people of Israel as it served as a new “contract” with God. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/AMs4HjVqBOA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/AMs4HjVqBOA2021-03-29T12:30:01Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/matt-papa-recommends-m-a-in-worship-and-theology-pqe4p5ehv4i2022-02-18T22:18:53ZMatt Papa Recommends M.A. in Worship and TheologyIf you're passionate about leading God's people in true worship, singer-songwriter Matt Papa recommends Cedarville University's online Master of Arts in Worship and Theology.https://img.youtube.com/vi/pQE4p5EHV4I/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/pQE4p5EHV4I2022-02-18T22:18:53Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/explore-your-calling-at-cedarville-theological-seminary-esmc6mbq39c2026-03-19T19:48:50ZExplore Your Calling at Cedarville Theological Seminary!Cedarville Theological Seminary will prepare you for faithful, lifelong ministry rooted in God’s Word! Learn more about Cedarville Theological Seminary: https://cedarville.edu/Seminary At Cedarville Theological Seminary, students are equipped for more than knowledge — they are formed in wisdom, character, and grace for a lifetime of ministry. We can't wait to help you grow in your relationship with God while strengthening how you think, speak, live, and serve. Study in a Christ-centered community that deepens your convictions and walk with Christ. Learn from faculty who model faithful ministry and prepare to teach, counsel, lead, and serve with truth and humility. Be rooted in the Word and ready for the work ahead. Explore your calling: https://cedarville.edu/Seminary Visit campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #CedarvilleUniversity #TheologicalSeminary #MinistryPreparation #BiblicalEducation PN: 26-0345 — Cedarville Theological Seminary equips students with biblical knowledge, strong character, and practical ministry training. Through community, faculty mentorship, and a commitment to God’s Word, students are prepared to faithfully serve, lead, and teach with confidence and humility in any ministry context.https://img.youtube.com/vi/EsmC6mbq39c/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/EsmC6mbq39c2026-03-19T19:48:50Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-choose-a-master-s-in-communication-from-cedarville-f9pnizr-2ya2026-01-06T20:34:23Z️ Why Choose a Master's in Communication From Cedarville?Every day, leaders and teams are overwhelmed by messages competing for attention. Important ideas get lost, vision gets diluted, and communication breaks down. Cedarville University’s online Master of Arts in Communication and Organizational Leadership is designed to help you rise above the noise! Learn more about our Master of Arts in Communication and Organizational Leadership (MACOL) program at https://cedarville.edu/MACOL! This flexible, fully online graduate program equips you to become both the leader who casts a compelling vision and the communicator who knows how to share it with purpose and precision. If you are ready to communicate with clarity and lead with excellence, this degree is built for you. Cedarville’s online MA in Communication and Organizational Leadership focuses on developing leaders who can guide teams in sharing messages that truly matter. The program begins with 21 credits of core courses covering team dynamics, communication theory, leadership, and managing the organizational message. These foundational courses are designed to strengthen both your strategic thinking and your ability to communicate effectively in complex environments. After completing the core curriculum, you will customize your degree with a 12-credit track that aligns with your professional goals. Choose from professional leadership, digital communication and marketing, healthcare management, or social media and cyber security. Each track allows you to apply what you are learning directly to your career field while doubling down on the areas of communication and leadership that interest you most. Graduates of this program are prepared to communicate with both grace and conviction. You will be equipped to lead teams, clarify organizational vision, and uplift the people around you through thoughtful, effective communication. Whether you are working in business, healthcare, ministry, marketing, or another professional setting, this degree is designed to help you lead with confidence and integrity. Courses start every eight weeks and are flexible enough to fit alongside a full-time job, making this program ideal for working professionals who want to advance without putting life on hold. - ➡️ Learn more about admissions and next steps: https://cedarville.edu/admissions ➡️ Explore financial aid options: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid #CedarvilleUniversity #OnlineMasters #CommunicationLeadership #GraduateSchool #LeadershipDevelopmenthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/f9pNIZR-2yA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/f9pNIZR-2yAhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/dr-jeremy-kimble-integration-paper-workshop-7tmy6fw7zss2026-04-21T15:29:05ZDr. Jeremy Kimble - Integration Paper WorkshopThis training helps faculty move from theory to practice, equipping them to integrate faith and learning effectively. By grounding their disciplines in Scripture and theology, educators can prepare students to think Christianly and serve faithfully in every area of life.https://img.youtube.com/vi/7tmY6FW7zSs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/7tmY6FW7zSs2026-04-21T15:29:05Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cu-in-class-intro-to-adversarial-thinking-for-cybersecurity-nwohbeh0y982026-04-08T17:11:04ZCU In Class | Intro to Adversarial Thinking for CybersecurityAdversarial thinking is central to cybersecurity, and this lecture explains why it matters. Learn more about Cedarville Cybersecurity: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/centers/center-for-the-advancement-of-cybersecurity/cyber-at-cedarville In this lecture, Dr. Seth Hamman introduces a homemade module on adversarial thinking that was developed with support from an NSA grant and shared publicly for cybersecurity educators. Using the familiar framework of computers and bad guys, the lecture shows why cybersecurity is distinct from other fields and why it requires more than technical best practices alone. Students are challenged to think beyond barriers like passwords, firewalls, and multi-factor authentication and consider the mindset, capabilities, and strategies of attackers. The lecture also explores how cyberspace differs from physical space through the ideas of distance-less, digital, and dynamic environments, and how those realities shape threats to confidentiality, integrity, and availability. From there, the lecture defines adversarial thinking as the ability to embody the technological capabilities, unconventional perspectives, and strategic reasoning of hackers. Through examples like the CIA triad, the Cuckoo’s Egg, cross-site scripting, malware, rootkits, social engineering, and game theory, the lecture builds a practical framework for anticipating attacks and strengthening cybersecurity education. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction to the adversarial thinking module 2:04 What cybersecurity really means 4:00 The three B’s: bad guys, barriers, and bounties 11:22 Why cyberspace is harder to secure 14:02 CIA triad and hacker goals 20:19 Why cyber adversaries define the discipline 23:42 What does it mean to think? 24:37 Sternberg’s triarchic theory of intelligence 31:17 Applying the theory to hackers 37:19 Definition of adversarial thinking 39:15 The Cuckoo’s Egg and real-world hacking 45:05 The Princess Bride analogy 48:15 Strategic reasoning and game theory 51:02 Final takeaways Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #Cybersecurity #AdversarialThinking #GameTheory #InformationSecurity #Cedarville #HigherEducation — This lecture introduces adversarial thinking as a core cybersecurity skill and shows how it connects technical knowledge, creativity, and strategic reasoning. Using examples from the CIA triad, hacking case studies, and game theory, the speaker explains why cybersecurity is an adversarial conflict between defenders and attackers. The lesson highlights how students can learn to anticipate threats, spot unsafe assumptions, and think like a hacker to strengthen security practice.https://img.youtube.com/vi/nWOHbeH0Y98/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/nWOHbeH0Y982026-04-08T17:11:04Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-university-campus-update-2026-growth-innovation-and-biblical-faithfulness-gmxysodngeo2026-05-26T19:19:04ZCedarville University Campus Update 2026 | Growth, Innovation, and Biblical FaithfulnessCedarville University is growing while staying grounded in biblical faithfulness and academic excellence. Visit Cedarville University: https://cedar.to/Visit Cedarville University president Dr. Thomas White shares an exciting update on how God is working on campus through record enrollment, new academic programs, expanded facilities, and an unwavering commitment to a biblical worldview. With more than 7,200 students enrolled and over 4,200 living on campus, Cedarville continues to grow while preparing students to thrive academically, spiritually, and professionally. Timestamps: 0:14 Record enrollment and campus growth 0:53 Cedarville Online launch 1:10 Cedarville Theological Seminary 1:50 AI and ChatGPT integration 2:41 Civil engineering and missions impact 2:57 Athletic and healthcare program expansion 3:09 New residence halls and apartments 3:43 New business and academic facilities 4:34 Commitment to biblical truth 5:13 Chapel, Bible minor, and discipleship 5:30 Invitation to visit campus From Cedarville Online and Cedarville Theological Seminary to new residence halls, athletic facilities, and the Scharnberg Business and Communication Center, this campus update highlights how Cedarville is investing in students and preparing graduates for Gospel impact around the world. Dr. White also explains why Cedarville became the first Christian university to implement a campuswide ChatGPT solution and how students are being equipped to think biblically about emerging technology. Most importantly, Cedarville remains committed to the authority of Scripture, the Gospel of Jesus Christ, discipleship, chapel, and a Christ-centered education rooted in biblical truth. Whether you are an alumnus, parent, prospective student, or friend of the University, this video offers a powerful look at the mission and momentum of Cedarville University. Cedarville Online: https://cedar.to/Online Cedarville Theological Seminary: https://cedar.to/Seminary Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #BiblicalWorldview #ChristianUniversity #AcademicExcellence #CedarvilleOnline #ChristianEducation #CollegeCampus PN: 26-0596 — Cedarville University continues to grow through record enrollment, new academic programs, expanded campus facilities, and innovative initiatives like Cedarville Online and campuswide AI integration. In this campus update, Dr. Thomas White shares how Cedarville remains committed to biblical faithfulness, academic excellence, discipleship, and preparing students to serve Christ in every profession and around the world.https://img.youtube.com/vi/GmXySOdNgEo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/GmXySOdNgEo2026-05-26T19:19:04Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/explore-the-hill-to-get-an-inside-look-at-life-and-community-at-cedarville-dormtour-ejuozcwvunc2025-12-15T19:00:20Z Explore "The Hill" to get an inside look at life and community at Cedarville! #DormTour Explore "The Hill" to get an inside look at life and community at Cedarville! #DormTourhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/EjuOzcwVunc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/EjuOzcwVunchttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/top-of-mind-january-2026-update-sih8v9012ke2026-01-15T20:56:33ZTop of Mind — January 2026 UpdateSpring semester 2026 launches with a global missions focus and an invitation for students to live boldly for the Gospel. Learn more about becoming a Cedarville student: https://cedar.to/Admissions The spring 2026 semester is officially underway, and it began with a powerful Global Outreach Missions Conference that set the tone for the semester. Speakers joined from across the country, including Salt Lake City, Denver, Boston, and Pittsburgh, offering students a wide-ranging perspective on ministry, culture, and Gospel-centered impact in cities and communities. The heart of the message is clear. Cedarville wants students to dream big about their future. That means imagining life with friends in new cities, pursuing careers, and plugging into local churches to help plant, revitalize, or faithfully serve Gospel-centered congregations. Students are encouraged to pour their lives into the local church and seek ways to see cities changed through the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Missions is also a central focus this semester. Students are challenged to consider how they can be involved in spreading the Gospel locally, nationally, or internationally. Whether through church partnerships, outreach opportunities, or future callings, the goal is to prepare students to live on mission wherever God leads. The semester will be busy beyond the classroom. Cedarville is hosting several academic visit days, making it a great time for prospective students to experience campus firsthand. A major CU Monday is also scheduled for mid-February, offering an especially valuable opportunity for those considering Cedarville. Progress continues on the Bolthouse Academic Center, with construction moving steadily toward the dome. Visitors are encouraged to follow along online or come see it in person. Most of all, the Cedarville community asks for continued prayer as the University trains students to stand boldly for the Word of God and the Testimony of Jesus Christ. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #GlobalMissions #ChristianHigherEducation #CUStudents #SpringSemester PN: 26-0017 — The 2026 spring semester at Cedarville University begins with a Global Outreach Missions Conference that challenges students to dream about careers, cities, and churches where they can live on mission. With upcoming visit days, CU Monday, and continued progress on the Bolthouse Academic Center, this semester emphasizes bold faith, Gospel-centered living, and preparation for lifelong impact.https://img.youtube.com/vi/siH8v9012KE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/siH8v9012KE2026-01-15T20:56:33Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/faculty-and-staff-testimonials-gd6p9nmth102026-01-05T21:55:06ZFaculty and Staff TestimonialsListen as faculty and staff members share why they love working at Cedarville. At Cedarville, it's not just a job; it's a calling!https://img.youtube.com/vi/gD6P9Nmth10/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/gD6P9Nmth10https://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-old-testament-walkthrough-fqfzeqvlyp02021-01-11T13:30:03ZOld Testament | Old Testament Walkthrough4000 Years of Old Testament History — a fast, memorable overview and teaching roadmap. This online class from Cedarville University surveys roughly 4,000 years of Old Testament history (Genesis through the postexilic period) using simple keywords, map work, and memorable hand motions to help students retain the timeline and theological highlights. Ideal for students, church leaders, and anyone wanting a compact orientation to the Bible’s story. ➡️ Explore the Bible Minor Project — free Old Testament course resources: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academic-Schools-and-Departments/Biblical-and-Theological-Studies/Bible-Minor-Project/ Timestamps: 0:00 Intro and course overview 0:05 Cedarville placement and invitation (cedarville.edu) 0:18 How we’ll teach 4,000 years — PowerPoint, hand motions, student leader 0:48 Genesis 1–11 key words and phrases (creation, Tower of Babel, call of Abraham) 2:18 Abraham’s call from Ur and the Fertile Crescent 3:01 Patriarchs to Egypt — Jacob’s 12 sons and 400 years in Egypt 3:53 Moses, the Exodus, and the wilderness spies 4:33 Joshua, the conquest, and the period of the judges 5:00 The rise of the monarchy — Saul, David, Solomon 5:56 The divided kingdom, Assyrian exile (722 BC), Babylonian exile (586 BC) 6:30 Postexilic return, Zerubbabel and Joshua, rebuilding the temple 6:56 Nehemiah rebuilds the walls — then the coming of the Messiah (summary) 7:19 Hand motions, class participation, and memory techniques (end) Dr. Miller gives a fast, classroom-friendly narrative of Old Testament history and practical memory aids: keyword assignments for Genesis, the Abrahamic promises, patriarchal and Exodus history, the conquest and judges, monarchy and division, exile and return, and a wrap to the Messiah. The instructor models interactive teaching—map work, gestures, and student-led recitation—to help learners internalize the story and its theological shape. . Explore Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #BibleMinor #OldTestament #OTSurvey #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleTimelinehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/fqfzEQvLyp0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/fqfzEQvLyp02021-01-11T13:30:03Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/study-pre-veterinary-medicine-at-cedarville-university-vv0kwgxdplo2019-08-06T15:04:14ZStudy Pre-Veterinary Medicine at Cedarville University?Cedarville University’s Pre-Veterinary (Pre-Vet) program prepares students for veterinary school while offering the flexibility to pursue a wide range of careers in animal science, wildlife management, or biological research. This Bachelor of Science in Biology combines rigorous coursework, laboratory experience, and biblical integration — equipping you to serve both animals and people with excellence and compassion. Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/programs/pre-veterinary From your first semester, you’ll dive into courses like Zoology, Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy and Physiology, and Ecophysiology. Each class builds the skills you’ll need to succeed in veterinary school and beyond, including animal dissection, research methods, and understanding how environmental factors — such as heat, cold, and water stress — affect vertebrate health. Hands-on experience is a cornerstone of Cedarville’s Pre-Vet program. Students gain valuable training at the university’s farm, learning animal handling, observation, and care. You’ll also have opportunities to shadow local veterinarians, expanding your professional network and practical understanding of animal health. One of the program’s hallmarks is its small class sizes and close faculty mentorship. Every laboratory is taught by a faculty member — not a teaching assistant — ensuring personalized guidance and real-world insight. Beyond academic excellence, Cedarville invests in your spiritual growth, encouraging you to view veterinary medicine as a means of service and outreach. Graduates earn a Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Bible — an education that’s both academically strong and spiritually grounded. Cedarville Pre-Vet alumni have gone on to careers in veterinary practice, animal research, zoo management, wildlife biology, and graduate programs in related fields. If you’re passionate about animals, science, and faith, Cedarville University’s Pre-Veterinary program offers the preparation, mentorship, and mission-driven focus you need to make an impact. Learn more or start your journey today: Admissions – https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid – https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus – https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs – https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #PreVetProgram #VeterinarySchoolPrep #AnimalScience #FaithAndScience #christianeducation — Cedarville’s pre-veterinary track within the Bachelor of Science in Biology prepares you for veterinary school through rigorous science courses, hands-on labs, and faculty mentorship. You’ll graduate ready to pursue veterinary medicine or other careers in animal science, wildlife management, or biological research while studying in a Christ-centered academic community.https://img.youtube.com/vi/Vv0KwGXdPLo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Vv0KwGXdPLo2019-08-06T15:04:14Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-attributes-of-god-part-3-t0wikre9imi2022-08-16T13:00:12ZTheology I: Attributes of God (part 3)God’s Communicable Attributes | Holiness, Justice, and the Call to Imitate God In this theology lecture, Cedarville University students move into the final section of the doctrine of God by studying His communicable attributes — the qualities God shares with His people and calls them to reflect in everyday life. After examining God’s incommunicable attributes, this session focuses on holiness as the central moral attribute of God and the source from which justice, righteousness, truth, and wrath flow. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:29 Review of the Trinity, transcendence, and immanence 1:04 Incommunicable vs. communicable attributes 1:47 Why imitation matters in the Christian life 7:14 “Be imitators of God” (Ephesians 5) 9:18 “Be holy, for I am holy” (1 Peter 1) 10:14 Holiness as the root attribute 14:03 Set apart and morally pure 17:08 Positional and progressive holiness 18:47 Holiness and sexual purity 20:00 Why God’s holiness must be preached 22:31 God’s purity and freedom from sin 24:57 God’s truthfulness and faithfulness 27:59 Righteousness and justice defined 29:55 Right precedes rights 30:55 God’s wrath as a holy response to sin 32:23 Judgment, salvation, and God’s glory The lecture opens by reminding students that communicable attributes are not merely abstract descriptions of God but patterns for Christian living. Scripture repeatedly calls believers to imitate God and follow Christ in ways that are visible, practical, and transformative. Holiness is presented as the central root of God’s moral character. God is utterly set apart, morally pure, and devoted to His own glory. Because God is holy, His people are made holy in Christ and are called to pursue holiness in real life. Using passages like 1 Corinthians 1 and 1 Thessalonians 4, the lecture explains the difference between positional holiness — being set apart in Christ — and progressive holiness — growing in obedience and moral purity. From God’s holiness flow several key attributes. God is pure and cannot be tempted by evil. He is truthful and faithful, always keeping His promises. God is righteous and just, acting in perfect accordance with what is right and serving as the ultimate standard of justice. The lecture challenges modern ideas of “rights” by emphasizing that what is right according to God must come before any claim to personal rights. The session also addresses God’s wrath, a necessary expression of His holiness. God’s wrath is not uncontrolled anger but His settled opposition to sin and evil. Passages from John 3, Romans 1, and 2 Thessalonians 1 show that God will be glorified both in judgment and in salvation. The lecture concludes by pointing forward to the love of God, reminding students that holiness and love are never opposed. Together, they reveal the beauty of God’s character and the foundation of the gospel. Learn more about Christ-centered theology and discipleship at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #Theology #AttributesOfGod #Holiness #ChristianDoctrine #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/T0WIKRE9ImI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/T0WIKRE9ImI2022-08-16T13:00:12Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/foundations-a-theology-of-work-and-mission-the-synergy-initiative-x9nrnsos_va2025-02-18T18:49:33ZFoundations: A Theology of Work and Mission | The Synergy InitiativeGlorify God in every part of your life! Join us as Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, discusses biblical approaches to work and rest and explains how both fuel effective missions work. Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program aims to equip students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Join this transformative journey to deepen your faith and enhance your outreach efforts through our free online resources. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. #Cedarville #SynergyInitiative #Evangelism #ChurchPlantinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/x9nRnsOS_VA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/x9nRnsOS_VA2025-02-18T18:49:33Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/free-enterprise-and-entrepreneurship-at-cedarville-preparing-the-next-generation-january-2026-ofg3fakswc42026-02-09T17:11:05ZFree Enterprise and Entrepreneurship at Cedarville: Preparing the Next Generation | January 2026Discover how Cedarville University is advancing free enterprise and entrepreneurship through real-world learning in this Robert W. Plaster School of Business update! Learn more about Cedarville's Robert W. Plaster School of Business: https://cedar.to/PSB At Cedarville University, free enterprise and entrepreneurship are more than academic ideas — they are lived out through speakers, student organizations, hands-on business creation, and a biblical worldview. In this update, leaders from the Plaster School of Business share how Cedarville is preparing students to think clearly, create value, and influence the world for Christ. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction and campus update 0:24 Center for Free Enterprise overview 0:34 Guest speakers and partnerships 0:55 Upcoming visit from Senator Phil Gramm 1:46 Entrepreneurship at Cedarville University 2:10 Entrepreneur Camp for high school students 2:33 Student success story: The Bagel Girl 2:45 Hustle House and AI-driven startups 3:06 The Pitch entrepreneurship competition 3:30 Partnership with FEE and hackathon success 4:15 Student spotlight and Center internship 4:42 Faith, free markets, and global impact 5:28 Academic tracks and career preparation 6:03 Closing reflections and invitation to connect The Center for Free Enterprise continues to host nationally recognized speakers in partnership with organizations like Young America’s Foundation and with support from the Koch Foundation. Students engage through economics clubs, classes, and discussions that explore free trade, financial markets, and economic development. A highlight this spring is a visit from Senator Phil Gramm, who will speak on financial policy and engage directly with students in the classroom. Entrepreneurship at Cedarville is equally dynamic. Students gain confidence and practical experience by starting real businesses. From the entrepreneurship camp for high school students to campus ventures like The Bagel Girl and the Hustle House, students are creating value now. Programs like The Pitch give students a Shark Tank-style opportunity to present vetted ideas to experienced entrepreneurs for cash prizes. Explore Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Learn About Financial Aid options: https://cedar.to/FinAid Plan Your Campus Visit: https://cedar.to/Visit #CedarvilleUniversity #FreeEnterprise #ChristianHigherEducation #Entrepreneurship #Economics #FaithAndLearning This video highlights how Cedarville University integrates free enterprise, entrepreneurship, and a biblical worldview to prepare students for meaningful careers and global impact. Through expert speakers, hands-on business experience, and personalized academic tracks, students gain practical skills while learning to steward their gifts faithfully. Cedarville’s approach equips the next generation to serve, lead, and promote human flourishing through free markets and entrepreneurship.https://img.youtube.com/vi/OFG3FAkSWc4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/OFG3FAkSWc4https://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-seminar-session-4-hermeneutics-47tpydwhorc2026-04-22T12:46:38ZTheology Seminar Session 4 — HermeneuticsThis session explores hermeneutics — how we interpret Scripture — and why our view of the Bible directly shapes our worldview. It begins by asking: What is the Bible, how does it work, and does it matter? The answer is yes — our “word view” shapes our worldview. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro & prayer 5:00 Hermeneutics overview 7:15 Exegesis 10:20 Systematic theology 12:50 Reading rightly 15:15 Hermeneutical circle 20:30 What is the Bible? 23:00 “Love letter” limits 29:00 Reading influences 35:10 Nature of Scripture 38:40 Storyline 41:00 Canon 45:00 Metanarrative 48:20 Wisdom & integration The lecture highlights key interpretive disciplines: exegesis (close reading), biblical theology (the Bible’s storyline), and systematic theology (doctrinal synthesis). It emphasizes that interpretation is never neutral — our assumptions, experiences, and traditions always shape how we read. #CedarvilleUniversity #Hermeneutics #BiblicalWorldview #FaithAndLearning #ChristianEducation — This session shows how interpreting Scripture well leads to a coherent worldview, enabling Christians to think wisely and live faithfully in every area of life.https://img.youtube.com/vi/47tpydwHORc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/47tpydwHORc2026-04-22T12:46:38Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-tribulation-zybmrwtrm502022-12-29T14:00:24ZTheology II: TribulationEschatology Charts, the Antichrist, and Views of the End – Dr. Kimble Cedarville University In this online class presentation from Cedarville University, students continue their study of eschatology by examining the Antichrist, the tribulation, and the major millennial views found in Christian theology. This lecture helps students understand how different interpretations fit together, why faithful Christians disagree, and what Scripture clearly affirms about Christ’s return. https://www.cedarville.edu 0:00 Cedarville University civil engineering program introduction 0:20 Antichrist and biblical foundations 1:03 Daniel 9 and the abomination of desolation 2:07 Daniel 11 and future rulers 4:36 2 Thessalonians 2 and the man of lawlessness 5:57 1 John 2 and many antichrists 6:45 Revelation 13 and the beast 9:01 The mark of the beast explained 11:14 Summary of Antichrist themes 12:02 The rapture – three major views 15:00 Pre-tribulational rapture 18:58 Mid-tribulational and pre-wrath views 21:33 Post-tribulational rapture 23:00 Shared convictions across rapture views 24:01 Suffering, persecution, and Christian faithfulness 25:15 Introduction to millennial views 30:24 Revelation 20 and the thousand years 31:53 Amillennialism explained 38:39 Postmillennialism explained 41:48 Premillennialism explained 44:30 How millennial views relate to tribulation views This theology lecture explores some of the most discussed and debated topics in eschatology. Students begin by tracing the biblical teaching on the Antichrist, drawing from Daniel, the Gospels, Paul’s letters, John’s epistles, and Revelation. These passages show a consistent picture of a future lawless figure who opposes God, deceives the nations, and is ultimately defeated by Christ. The class then examines the doctrine of the rapture, emphasizing that all Christians affirm Christ will gather His people to Himself, but differ on when this occurs in relation to the tribulation. Pre-tribulational, mid-tribulational, and post-tribulational views are presented fairly, with attention to the biblical texts used to support each position. Attention then turns to the millennium in Revelation 20. Students are introduced to the three primary millennial views: amillennialism, postmillennialism, and premillennialism. Each view is explained with its strengths, challenges, and theological implications, helping students see why interpretation of Revelation 19–20 is so important for understanding the sequence of end-time events. Throughout the lecture, students are reminded that eschatology should lead to humility, faithfulness, and hope. While Christians may disagree on timelines and details, they are united in affirming Christ’s bodily return, final judgment, and the establishment of God’s eternal kingdom. Learn more about Cedarville University’s Christ-centered academics and engineering programs. Apply to Cedarville University https://www.cedarville.edu/Apply Explore academic programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Plan a campus visit https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Learn about Financial Aid https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid #CedarvilleUniversity #Eschatology #ChristianTheology #EndTimes #BibleClasshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/zYBMRwTrm50/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/zYBMRwTrm502022-12-29T14:00:24Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/paying-your-bill-iih97jkfgji2024-08-06T15:05:50ZPaying Your BillLearn how to pay your Cedarville bill online quickly and securely. Access your student account: https://www.cedarville.edu/campus/pay-my-bill This step-by-step guide walks you through how to pay your Cedarville University bill using eCheck, credit card, or debit card. You’ll learn how to navigate the MyCU portal, view your student account, and complete your payment with confidence. Timestamps: 0:05 Overview of payment options 0:30 Accessing “Pay My Bill” in MyCU 0:46 Viewing charges and payment plans 1:10 Adjusting payment amounts 1:26 Choosing a payment method 1:44 Reviewing and submitting payment 1:59 Entering eCheck details 2:16 Important payment reminders and fees 3:04 Contacting the cashier’s office If you have questions or need assistance, Cedarville’s cashier’s office is available to help by phone, text, or email. #CedarvilleUniversity #CollegePayments #StudentAccounts #PayYourBill #collegetips — This video explains how to pay your Cedarville bill online, from accessing your account to submitting payment. Learn about payment plans, fees, and key reminders to avoid late charges and complete your payment smoothly.https://img.youtube.com/vi/iIh97JkfgJI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/iIh97JkfgJI2024-08-06T15:05:50Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-industrial-and-innovative-design-at-cedarville-university-uch-ffuozbg2026-05-14T17:53:18ZWhy Study Industrial and Innovative Design at Cedarville University?Why Study Industrial and Innovative Design at Cedarville University? Apply now: https://cedarville.edu/Apply Are you passionate about creativity and innovation? Cedarville University’s Industrial and Innovative Design (IID) degree equips you for a dynamic career in 3D design while grounding your work in a distinctly Christian worldview. From product design to architecture and transportation, this program prepares you to excel in diverse design fields while reflecting Christ through your life and career. As a design student, you’ll begin your studies on Cedarville’s campus, completing your Bible minor and general education courses. For your junior and senior years, you’ll transition to the International Center for Creativity (ICC) in Dublin, Ohio — a professional design studio with state-of-the-art facilities that foster hands-on learning and industry collaboration. Your coursework will span consumer product design, architectural design for both interiors and exteriors, and transportation design, giving you the flexibility to explore multiple fields while building specialized expertise. Whether you’re designing products people use every day, creating functional and beautiful spaces, or shaping innovative vehicle concepts, you’ll graduate prepared for a thriving career in 3D design. This unique partnership between Cedarville and ICC ensures you gain both the creative training and biblical foundation to thrive as an innovative designer who uses your gifts to honor God. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #DesignDegree #IndustrialDesign #ChristianEducation #3DDesignhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/UCH-FFuOZBg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/UCH-FFuOZBg2026-05-14T17:53:18Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/sexual-assault-awareness-month-myth-4-6mk2ltnqnek2021-04-26T21:02:34ZSexual Assault Awareness Month | Myth #4Myth #4: Someone who has been sexually assaulted will appear battered and bruised and act hysterical. Opposite of this, many victims of sexual assault are not visibly injured, and everyone responds differently to trauma. People react to a crisis in different ways. The reaction may range from composure to anxiety, depression, flashbacks, and suicidal feelings. As a University, we want to encourage you to be slow to speak and quick to listen, believing when someone shares their story. Please consider initiating conversations with those around you and educating yourself through the resources at cedarville.edu/SpeakUp. Thank you for striving to show love for God and others and pursue integrity and excellence by encouraging one another to Speak Up.https://img.youtube.com/vi/6Mk2lTnQNEk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/6Mk2lTnQNEk2021-04-26T21:02:34Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/god-hermeneutics-theology-and-the-academic-disciplines-ksfypvuyn0y2026-04-21T15:18:03ZGod, Hermeneutics, Theology, and the Academic DisciplinesGod, Scripture, and every discipline — how faith shapes teaching and learning at Cedarville. In this Cedarville University faculty session, the speaker explores how a biblical worldview should shape every academic discipline. Centered on the truth that God is the source and purpose of all reality, this talk emphasizes the importance of sound theology and proper biblical interpretation (hermeneutics) in teaching, research, and student development. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction and purpose of the session 1:14 God as the source and center of all reality 5:26 The glory of God explained 10:12 What it means to glorify God in all things 13:22 The nature and authority of Scripture 17:22 Clarity, necessity, and sufficiency of Scripture 23:08 Why proper interpretation matters 26:25 How to study Scripture faithfully 29:42 Understanding book-level context 33:18 Covenants and the storyline of the Bible 35:25 Seeing the big picture of Scripture 38:31 Center for Biblical Integration overview 40:33 Faculty events and initiatives 41:14 Theology seminars and resources 44:13 Closing and faculty discussion Drawing from key passages like Romans 11, Colossians 1, and Hebrews 1, the message highlights God’s glory as central to all things — including education. Faculty are encouraged to “put the spotlight on God” in their classrooms, helping students see how every field of study connects to His character, creation, and redemptive plan. #CedarvilleUniversity #BiblicalWorldview #ChristianEducation #Theology #HigherEducation — This session challenges faculty to think deeply about God’s role in every area of study and to interpret Scripture with precision. By grounding education in biblical truth, Cedarville equips students to engage their disciplines faithfully and live for God’s glory in every aspect of life.https://img.youtube.com/vi/ksfyPvUYn0Y/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ksfyPvUYn0Y2026-04-21T15:18:03Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/which-allergy-medication-is-the-best-kocod7egple2026-03-18T13:22:37ZWhich allergy medication is the best?Which allergy medicine actually works best — and are “non-drowsy” options really non-drowsy? Submit your questions for Cedarville’s Ask the Pharmacist weekly segment: https://cedarville.edu/ATP Allergy season is here, and with spring pollen and dust in full swing, many people find themselves standing in the pharmacy aisle wondering which allergy medicine to choose. In this Ask the Pharmacist segment, Dr. Shannon Yarosz, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Cedarville University, breaks down the most effective over-the-counter options for seasonal allergies and how they actually work. From oral antihistamines like cetirizine, loratadine, and fexofenadine, to nasal sprays such as fluticasone, and even eye drops for itchy, watery eyes, Dr. Yarosz explains how each option targets different allergy symptoms. Learn how antihistamines block histamine to reduce sneezing and irritation, how nasal sprays help control inflammation and congestion, and how decongestants work by shrinking blood vessels. She also addresses a common question: Are non-drowsy allergy medications truly non-drowsy? While newer options cause less drowsiness than older medications like diphenhydramine, some people may still feel tired and should consider starting doses at night. Finally, Dr. Yarosz shares when it’s time to see a healthcare provider, especially if symptoms worsen, interfere with sleep, or resemble asthma or frequent sinus infections. Ask the Pharmacist is presented by the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy in partnership with @WDTNTV . School Of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Pharmacy Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions #AskThePharmacist #AllergyRelief #SeasonalAllergies #CedarvilleUniversity #PharmacyTips #OTCMedicine PN: 26-0420 — In this episode of Ask the Pharmacist, Dr. Shannon Yarosz explains how different allergy medications work, including antihistamines, nasal sprays, and decongestants. She also discusses side effects like drowsiness and when to seek medical care for persistent or severe allergy symptoms.https://img.youtube.com/vi/kOcod7EgpLE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/kOcod7EgpLE2026-03-18T13:22:37Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-corinthians-part-1-uapspo_xzp82024-01-01T17:00:17ZNew Testament | Corinthians (Part 1)In Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament lecture on First Corinthians, he introduces Paul’s letters to the Corinthian church and explores how they address disunity, immorality, spiritual gifts, and love within the body of Christ. Building on the foundation of Romans, Dr. McKay shows how Paul’s pastoral tone in First Corinthians offers real-world guidance for Christians striving to live faithfully and harmoniously in community with one another. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. McKay explains that while Romans provides theological foundation, First and Second Corinthians focus on how believers live out that theology within the local church. Paul writes to rebuke divisions, correct sexual immorality, and instruct believers in the proper exercise of spiritual gifts. Drawing from Corinth’s cultural background—a wealthy, cosmopolitan city marked by moral compromise—Dr. McKay highlights Paul’s call for holiness and order. He explains that Christians are saved by grace but will still stand before Christ’s judgment seat to give account for their faithfulness, as illustrated in Paul’s metaphor of building with “gold, silver, and precious stones.” Dr. McKay also addresses Paul’s instructions regarding church discipline, biblical sexual ethics, and the sanctity of marriage, showing how these principles remain countercultural yet timelessly relevant. In chapters 12–14, Dr. McKay unpacks Paul’s metaphor of the church as a body, demonstrating that every believer has spiritual gifts given by the Holy Spirit for the good of the whole. Love, described in 1 Corinthians 13, is the essential motivation for using those gifts. Dr. McKay emphasizes that spiritual gifts must operate with order, humility, and unity—never confusion or competition. The lecture concludes with a discussion on how to distinguish spiritual gifts from natural talents, how to approach controversial passages such as women speaking in church, and why all gifts are meant to edify the body of Christ in love. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction to First Corinthians and transition from Romans 2:05 Paul’s purpose: addressing disunity and moral compromise in Corinth 4:03 Authorship and audience — Paul with Sosthenes and Timothy 7:12 Purpose and letter exchange between Paul and the Corinthians 13:06 Paul’s warning about divisions and the judgment seat of Christ (1 Cor. 3) 18:08 Building with spiritual integrity — rewards and loss explained 25:03 God’s motivations for Christian faithfulness 31:10 Sexual immorality in the church — discipline and restoration (1 Cor. 5–7) 38:03 Biblical marriage and sexual morality explained 44:05 The body of Christ and the diversity of spiritual gifts (1 Cor. 12) 48:02 Love as the foundation for ministry (1 Cor. 13) 52:01 Orderly worship and use of gifts (1 Cor. 14) 56:58 Modern application — tongues, prophecy, and church order 1:03:19 Women in the church — context and interpretation Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #BibleMinorProject #1Corinthians #ChurchUnity #SpiritualGifts #LoveInAction #BiblicalEthics #CedarvilleUniversity #PaulineTheology #ChristianCommunityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/UaPSpO_XZP8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/UaPSpO_XZP82024-01-01T17:00:17Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-hebrews-part-2-james-part-1-4xu0rhs48o42024-03-04T17:00:06ZNew Testament | Hebrews (Part 2) & James (Part 1)In Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament lecture, he continues through Hebrews by showing how Christ’s identity as King, Divine Son, and High Priest calls believers to faithfulness, endurance, and obedience. He then transitions to the book of James, one of the earliest New Testament writings, highlighting its emphasis on practical wisdom and lived-out faith for scattered believers. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. Michael McKay explains that Hebrews is written to genuine believers who are in danger not of denying Christ outright, but of drifting in faithfulness under pressure and suffering. Using Israel’s wilderness generation as a negative example, Hebrews warns against believing God without persevering obedience. Faith, Dr. McKay emphasizes, is not merely internal trust but ongoing faithfulness expressed in endurance, obedience, and perseverance. The lecture highlights Jesus as the supreme model of faithfulness. Hebrews 11 presents a wide range of Old Testament figures who trusted God imperfectly yet faithfully, culminating in Hebrews 12 where believers are exhorted to fix their eyes on Jesus. Christ endured suffering and shame because of the joy set before him — his exaltation and priestly ministry in God’s presence — providing both motivation and example for believers today. Dr. McKay also addresses the difficult warning passages of Hebrews, arguing that they are directed to believers and are meant to motivate perseverance rather than threaten loss of salvation. These warnings function as sober reminders of accountability, discipline, and the call to faithful obedience, while the New Covenant assures forgiveness, access to God, and transformation through the work of Christ. The lecture concludes by introducing the book of James. Written by Jesus’ half-brother to scattered Jewish believers, James is likely the earliest New Testament book. Dr. McKay shows how James complements Hebrews by focusing on practical wisdom, endurance in trials, resisting sin, genuine faith expressed through works, and living faithfully as God’s people amid suffering and dispersion. 0:00 Review of Hebrews — purpose, anonymity, and Christology 1:05 Jesus as King, Divine Son, and High Priest 2:22 God’s presence and the priestly mediation theme 4:38 Faith and faithfulness — why Hebrews exhorts perseverance 5:41 The wilderness generation — a negative example of faith 8:36 Faith versus faithfulness — belief and enduring obedience 11:39 Entering God’s rest — already and not yet 13:27 Jesus as the ultimate example of faithfulness 14:46 Hebrews 11 — the Hall of Faith 18:28 Imperfect but faithful witnesses 18:54 Hebrews 12 — fixing our eyes on Jesus 20:32 Laying aside sin and distractions 23:01 Endurance, suffering, and joy set before Christ 26:35 Warning passages — written to believers 28:34 Five warning passages overview 33:01 Judgment without condemnation — accountability for believers 37:11 Faithfulness, reward, and perseverance 43:17 The New Covenant in Hebrews 44:41 Jeremiah 31 and the benefits of the New Covenant 47:52 Transition to James 54:58 Authorship of James — Jesus’ half-brother 55:45 Audience — scattered Jewish believers 57:42 Dating James — one of the earliest New Testament books 58:39 Purpose of James — comfort, exhortation, and faithful living Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #hebrews #james #FaithAndFaithfulness #NewCovenant #bibleminorproject #cedarvilleuniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/4Xu0rhs48o4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/4Xu0rhs48o42024-03-04T17:00:06Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/jenkins-hall-360-tour-sxluju1gw3u2025-12-15T19:00:22ZJenkins Hall | 360° TourA 360° degree tour of Jenkins Hall at Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/SXluJU1Gw3U/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/SXluJU1Gw3Uhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/the-synergy-initiative-a-biblical-theology-of-work-rest-and-mission-1d3ifculhis2024-05-12T04:00:01ZThe Synergy Initiative | A Biblical Theology of Work, Rest, and MissionJoin us as Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, discusses the intricate relationship between work, rest, and mission in relation to fulfilling the Great Commission and glorifying God. Learn more: cedar.to/ZrLWup What is The Synergy Initiative? Synergy is the combined power of a group working together that is greater than the power of individuals working separately. The Synergy Initiative aims to help Cedarville University students plan strategically post-graduation to go together with others and invest their energies, talents, and efforts into planting, revitalizing, and multiplying churches. Learn more: cedarville.edu/synergy-initiativehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/1D3iFcULHis/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/1D3iFcULHis2024-05-12T04:00:01Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/prepared-for-a-future-in-pharmacy-wz5ld1nd9bm2019-06-04T11:56:05ZPrepared for a Future in PharmacyDiscover how Cedarville’s School of Pharmacy prepared one graduate for residency and real-world patient care. Start your pharmacy journey: https://cedar.to/Programs Cedarville University pharmacy graduate Casey Nelson shares how the School of Pharmacy prepared him for a PGY1 residency at Grandview Medical Center in Dayton, Ohio. Casey first chose Cedarville because of its smaller class sizes and positive campus atmosphere, but he quickly discovered the depth of opportunities within the pharmacy program. Through collaborative coursework and hands-on learning experiences, Casey developed the skills needed for multidisciplinary medical practice and patient-centered care. The program also offers leadership opportunities through pharmacy organizations, helping students grow professionally and serve alongside other future healthcare providers. — #CedarvilleUniversity #CedarvillePharmacy #PharmacySchool #FuturePharmacist #PharmD Cedarville pharmacy graduate Casey Nelson shares how the university’s collaborative learning environment, residency preparation opportunities, and supportive faculty helped prepare him for a PGY1 residency and a career in pharmacy.https://img.youtube.com/vi/wz5LD1Nd9bM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/wz5LD1Nd9bM2019-06-04T11:56:05Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/academics-nursing-simulation-labs-oi_yzrsovea2016-07-13T20:00:34ZAcademics: Nursing Simulation LabsTrain for real-world nursing with hands-on simulation at Cedarville. Start your nursing journey: https://cedar.to/Admissions Explore Cedarville University’s School of Nursing simulation labs, where students gain practical experience using high-fidelity simulators. These realistic environments allow students to step into the role of a nurse, make clinical decisions, follow doctor’s orders, and immediately see outcomes. Simulation labs give students the opportunity to practice skills, apply medical knowledge, and build critical thinking in a safe setting. Mistakes become valuable learning moments, followed by debrief discussions that help students understand what to do in real patient scenarios. #CedarvilleUniversity #NursingSchool #SimulationLab #FutureNurses #HealthcareEducation — Cedarville’s nursing simulation labs provide hands-on training where students build skills, think critically, and learn from real-life scenarios in a safe, Christ-centered environment.https://img.youtube.com/vi/oI_yzRsoveA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/oI_yzRsoveA2016-07-13T20:00:34Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/a-message-from-dr-warren-wiersbe-x8ypfjpxxmu2026-03-26T12:58:17ZA Message From Dr. Warren WiersbeShortly before his death, Dr. Wiersbe filmed a greeting to guests of the Warren and Betty Wiersbe Library and Reading Room, welcoming them and expressing his desire that the books be a tool for spiritual growth.https://img.youtube.com/vi/x8YpFjpXXmU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/x8YpFjpXXmU2026-03-26T12:58:17Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-theatre-at-cedarville-university-0sd0i_m0a782025-10-09T19:09:20ZWhy Study Theatre at Cedarville University?Discover Theatre at Cedarville University — Where Faith and Art Intersect Learn more: https://www.cedar.to/Theatre At Cedarville University, theatre isn’t just performance — it’s a calling. In this video, students share how the BA in Theatre program helps them grow as artists and as followers of Christ. With a biblically integrated curriculum, hands-on production experience, and deep mentorship from faculty, you’ll be equipped to create art that glorifies God while developing professional-level skills for the stage and beyond. From Greek drama and Shakespeare to contemporary works and musical theatre, Cedarville’s theatre program embraces a wide range of genres that challenge students to think deeply and perform with purpose. Whether you’re acting, directing, designing, managing the stage, or exploring dramaturgy, you’ll find countless opportunities to learn and lead in a Christ-centered community that values artistic excellence and spiritual growth. Students perform in three mainstage productions each year in the DeVries Theatre, and gain real-world experience in costume and scene shops, box office and house management, and through senior theatre projects where they produce and direct their own shows. Classroom learning is enhanced by spaces like the CAD lab for design and the movement studio for physical training, providing an immersive environment where creativity and technical skill meet faith and purpose. As one student explains, “I am an artist, but first and foremost, I am a Christian.” That perspective defines the Cedarville experience — helping graduates step into the professional world as confident, compassionate, and Christ-centered theatre artists ready to influence culture for the Kingdom. Ready to pursue your passion for theatre with purpose? Explore your calling today. Learn more about Theatre at Cedarville: https://www.cedar.to/Theatre Apply for Admission: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Explore Financial Aid options: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Plan your campus visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #CedarvilleUniversity #TheatreAtCedarville #ChristianTheatre #FaithAndArt #TheatreMajor #CedarvilleTheatre #PerformingArtshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/0Sd0i_m0A78/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/0Sd0i_m0A782025-10-09T19:09:20Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-seminar-session-11-theism-and-world-religions-s8h0iptpjzo2026-04-22T12:59:16ZTheology Seminar Session 11 — Theism and World ReligionsIn this final CBI lecture of 2020, the focus shifts to biblical integration in a pluralistic world. Using the concept of “co-belligerence on uncommon ground,” this message challenges the assumption that agreement equals alignment. While Christians often reach the same conclusions as non-Christian peers—especially in academic and public contexts—the foundations behind those conclusions can be radically different. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction to co-belligerence and pluralism 1:10 Sacred space example: shared conclusions, different meanings 4:00 Why shared conclusions are not the end of integration 5:30 The integration framework: Bible, theology, worldview 7:00 Asking deeper questions beneath agreement 9:00 Collaboration across disciplines with non-Christians 12:00 Real-world examples: AI ethics, linguistics, engineering 15:00 Co-belligerence in the public square 16:50 Case study: Do Christians and Muslims worship the same God? 21:00 The Trinity vs. Islamic monotheism 25:00 Shared ethics and different views of sin 30:00 Why foundations matter for gospel witness 33:00 Implications for students and Christian professionals The lecture emphasizes that biblical integration is not complete when we “receive” shared conclusions. Instead, Christians must cultivate reflexes of inquiry—asking how others arrive at those conclusions and what they truly mean. This process reveals deeper worldview differences and creates opportunities for meaningful gospel conversations. #CedarvilleUniversity #BiblicalIntegration #ChristianWorldview #FaithAndLearning #Pluralism #HigherEducation — This lecture explores how Christians engage a pluralistic world where shared conclusions often mask deeper differences. It emphasizes asking better questions, understanding competing worldviews, and using those moments of overlap as opportunities to faithfully integrate faith with vocation and gospel witness.https://img.youtube.com/vi/s8H0IPTPjzo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/s8H0IPTPjzo2026-04-22T12:59:16Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/summer-scholars-rckhlcfpc0m2019-11-14T20:09:47ZSummer ScholarsEarn college credit early with Cedarville’s Summer Scholars program. Learn more: https://cedar.to/Programs Cedarville’s Summer Scholars program lets high school students complete a three-credit college course in just two weeks. This intensive experience helps students get ahead academically while building strong study skills and confidence for college. Students live on campus, connect with faculty, and form friendships before their freshman year, making the transition to college smoother. The program also emphasizes spiritual growth through discipleship and a Christ-centered community, encouraging students to integrate faith into every aspect of life. #CedarvilleUniversity #SummerScholars #CollegePrep #ChristianCollege — Summer Scholars provides a fast-paced, immersive college experience where students earn credit, build connections, and grow academically and spiritually before starting their first semester.https://img.youtube.com/vi/rCKHlcfPC0M/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/rCKHlcfPC0M2019-11-14T20:09:47Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-comprehensive-counseling-at-cedarville-university-9bdwaqm4-ci2025-06-05T19:24:14ZWhy Study Comprehensive Counseling at Cedarville UniversityWhy Study Comprehensive Counseling at Cedarville University? Equip yourself to serve others with wisdom, compassion, and Christ-centered guidance. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Cedarville University’s comprehensive counseling minor is designed for students who are passionate about helping others and want to integrate biblical truth with practical counseling skills. Whatever your chosen major, this program will prepare you to make a meaningful impact through ministry, community agencies, schools, health services, or human services settings. Through coursework in counseling psychology, you’ll deepen your understanding of people and the challenges they face, while gaining skills that open doors for diverse career opportunities. If you’re considering becoming a professional counselor, school counselor, or counseling psychologist, Cedarville’s counseling minor provides a solid foundation for graduate-level education and training. This flexible program pairs well with majors such as Biblical Studies (Biblical Counseling or Youth and Family Ministries), Criminal Justice, Middle Childhood Education, and Social Work. No matter your field of study, you’ll graduate prepared to serve others with Christlike compassion and wisdom. Learn more about Cedarville University’s Christ-centered programs: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianCounseling #ComprehensiveCounseling #ChristianEducation #BiblicalStudieshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/9BdWaQm4-cI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/9BdWaQm4-cI2025-06-05T19:24:14Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/should-i-take-acetaminophen-or-ibuprofen-ask-the-pharmacist-with-dr-shannon-yarosz-hfnkf6o348a2026-03-27T18:42:32ZShould I Take Acetaminophen or Ibuprofen? | Ask the Pharmacist With Dr. Shannon YaroszWinter sickness often sends people straight to the pharmacy — but knowing which medication to choose can make all the difference. Submit your question for Ask the Pharmacist: https://cedar.to/ATP In this episode of Ask the Pharmacist, Dr. Shannon Yarosz, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Cedarville University, answers one of the most common cold and flu season questions: What’s the difference between acetaminophen and ibuprofen, and when should you use each? As winter illnesses increase, many people reach for familiar over-the-counter options like Tylenol, Advil, or Motrin without fully understanding how they work. Dr. Yarosz explains how acetaminophen (Tylenol) and ibuprofen (Advil or Motrin) differ, what symptoms each medication treats best, and how inflammation plays a role in choosing the right option. Timestamps: 0:00 Winter illness and common medication questions 0:35 Acetaminophen vs. ibuprofen explained 1:22 Medical conditions that affect medication choice 2:02 Short-term vs. long-term use 2:35 Can you alternate acetaminophen and ibuprofen? Dr. Yarosz also discusses important safety considerations, including medical conditions that may make one medication safer than the other. Liver concerns, alcohol use, stomach ulcers, kidney issues, and heart conditions can all affect which option is best. She shares why most people should stick to short-term use and when it’s important to talk with a healthcare provider before taking these medications over a longer period of time. Another common question addressed is whether acetaminophen and ibuprofen can be alternated. Dr. Yarosz explains how alternating can be done safely, why reading package labels matters, and how pharmacists help patients avoid dosing mistakes. If you’ve ever stood in the pharmacy aisle wondering which pain or fever reducer to choose, this episode highlights why pharmacists are a trusted resource for everyday health decisions. Ask the Pharmacist: https://cedarville.edu/AskThePharmacist Cedarville University School of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Programs #AskThePharmacist #CedarvillePharmacy #MedicationSafety #WinterHealth #pharmacistadvice PN: 26-0420 — When winter illness strikes, choosing between acetaminophen and ibuprofen can feel confusing. In this Ask the Pharmacist segment, Dr. Shannon Yarosz explains how these common medications work, when to use each, and what safety factors to consider so you can manage pain and fever with confidence.https://img.youtube.com/vi/hfNkf6o348A/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/hfNkf6o348A2026-03-27T18:42:32Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-need-for-the-messiah-part-1-qjkrmkvif7w2022-09-13T13:00:16ZTheology I: Need for the Messiah (part 1)The Skull-Crushing Seed of the Woman | The Messiah in the Old Testament This lecture brings Theology I to a hopeful and powerful close by tracing the promise of the Messiah across the Old Testament. Rather than ending with the darkness of sin, this session lifts our eyes to Genesis 3:15 and follows the biblical theme of the seed of the woman who will ultimately defeat the serpent. You’ll see how the Old Testament is not merely background information, but a thoroughly messianic document written to sustain hope in God’s promised Redeemer. From Genesis to the Prophets, this class shows how Scripture consistently points forward to Jesus Christ as the triumphant King who conquers evil and restores God’s people. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:00 Course wrap-up and why we end with Messiah 1:12 The Old Testament as a messianic document 3:32 The biblical storyline and covenants 5:08 “Written from a messianic perspective” 6:04 Jesus’ hermeneutic in Luke 24 10:48 Genesis 3:15 and the promise of victory 12:05 The seed of the woman and the seed of the serpent 13:23 Cain and Abel as the first conflict 15:29 Pharaoh and the slaughter of sons 16:57 Sonship, Exodus, and divine justice 17:28 Herod and the echo of Genesis 17:46 Haman, Esther, and attempted annihilation 18:50 Tracing skull-crushing imagery in Scripture 20:49 Reading the Bible with messianic hope The session begins by reviewing the grand storyline of Scripture, creation, fall, Israel, Christ, the church, and the coming new creation. Against that backdrop, the lecture focuses on Genesis 3:15, often called the protoevangelium, the first gospel promise. God’s declaration that the offspring of the woman will crush the serpent’s head becomes a central theme woven throughout the biblical narrative. Rather than limiting messianic expectation to isolated prophecies, this lecture highlights typology and biblical theology. You’ll see how people, events, and institutions anticipate Christ’s ultimate victory. From Cain and Abel to Pharaoh’s genocide, from Haman’s plot in Esther to Herod’s massacre in Matthew, Scripture repeatedly displays the conflict between the seed of the serpent and the seed of the woman. Each episode deepens anticipation for the final, decisive triumph. Using Luke 24 and John 5, the lecture also explains how Jesus Himself taught His followers to read the Old Testament as pointing to Him. The Law, the Prophets, and the Writings all testify to Christ. This approach reshapes how believers read their Bibles, not as disconnected stories, but as a unified witness to God’s redemptive plan. As the semester concludes, this lecture leaves students with confident hope. The Messiah promised in Genesis has come, has crushed the serpent through the cross and resurrection, and will return to finish His victory. That hope fuels faith, perseverance, and joy as believers await the final triumph of Christ the King. Explore Christ-centered theological education at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #Messiah #BiblicalTheology #OldTestament #Genesis315 #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristCentered #BibleStudyhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/QJKRMkvIf7w/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/QJKRMkvIf7w2022-09-13T13:00:16Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/alt-1-world-s-fair-2023-kpqzeij5tqq2023-10-19T17:00:26ZALT 1 | World's Fair 2023 ALT 1: World’s Fair on September 22, 2023, was amazing!https://img.youtube.com/vi/kPQzEij5TQQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/kPQzEij5TQQ2023-10-19T17:00:26Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-youth-ministry-at-cedarville-xycf0y0qdec2019-02-06T19:02:42ZWhy Study Youth Ministry at Cedarville?Student ministry training that equips you to make disciples of Jesus Christ. Explore the Youth Ministry major: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/programs/biblical-studies-youth-ministries At Cedarville University, we’re addressing a critical challenge — many church-going students drift away from their faith after high school. Intentional student ministry training can make a lasting difference during the formative middle school and high school years. Rather than relying on entertainment, Cedarville’s Youth Ministry program focuses on biblical depth, discipleship, and real-world ministry preparation. As a student majoring in Youth Ministry, you’ll engage deeply with biblical and theological content designed to help you make disciples who truly know God and love Him with heart, soul, mind, and strength. Your coursework is directly applicable to ministry, equipping you to teach Scripture and guide students in living out their faith. You’ll also take specialized ministry courses and complete an internship that provides hands-on experience in real ministry settings. These opportunities allow you to develop practical skills while actively serving and learning what effective student ministry looks like. Beyond the classroom, Cedarville offers on-campus and off-campus ministry opportunities where you can apply what you’re learning in real time. With guidance from faculty who are both biblical scholars and experienced ministry practitioners, you’ll be prepared to lead with confidence and conviction. Apply to Cedarville: https://cedar.to/Admissions Explore Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Schedule a Visit: https://cedar.to/Visit #CedarvilleUniversity #YouthMinistry #ChristianCollege #StudentMinistry #BibleCollege #ministrytraining — Cedarville University’s Youth Ministry program prepares students to address the spiritual challenges facing today’s youth. Through biblical teaching, practical experience, and mentorship from experienced faculty, students learn how to make disciples and lead effective student ministries that have lasting impact.https://img.youtube.com/vi/xYcF0Y0qdec/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/xYcF0Y0qdec2019-02-06T19:02:42Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-paul-s-theology-o1hb_n9nris2024-02-19T17:00:39ZNew Testament | Paul's TheologyIn Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament lecture, he steps back from close exegesis to offer a sweeping overview of Paul’s letters and their role in advancing the biblical storyline. Rather than focusing on systematic theology, this session traces how Paul’s writings move God’s redemptive narrative forward in Act Five of Scripture, clarifying the kingdom of God, the identity of God’s people, and the believer’s place in the story. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. Michael McKay begins by summarizing how the Gospels move the biblical narrative forward, presenting Jesus as the promised king, the perfect Adam, and the faithful fulfillment of Israel’s calling. He then shows how Paul’s letters continue that story by proclaiming Jesus as the Davidic Messiah and explaining how the kingdom of God is already present through Christ while awaiting its future fullness. Paul’s teaching on the overlap of the present evil age and the age to come helps believers understand their place in God’s unfolding plan. A major portion of the lecture addresses Israel’s role in salvation history. Drawing from Romans 9–11, Dr. McKay explains Israel’s partial hardening, the influx of the Gentiles, and Paul’s future hope for Israel, all while emphasizing that salvation remains centered on the gospel of Jesus the Messiah. From there, the lecture highlights Paul’s redefinition of the people of God as those who are “in Christ,” forming a multi-ethnic, international community with the same mission Israel once held: representing God’s kingdom to the world. Dr. McKay concludes by applying Paul’s theology to everyday Christian life. Believers submit to God’s story by walking in the Spirit, using spiritual gifts to serve the church, reflecting Christ’s humility and love, and living as ambassadors of a kingdom not yet fully realized. This lecture helps students see how Paul’s letters connect doctrine, identity, and mission within the grand narrative of Scripture. 0:00 Introduction — why a 30,000-foot view of Paul’s letters matters 0:44 Framing the question — what Paul contributes to the biblical storyline 2:02 Review of the Gospels — Jesus as king, Adam, and true Israel 4:18 Paul picks up the story — Jesus as Davidic king and Messiah 5:10 Already and not yet — the kingdom present and future 6:35 Israel’s place in God’s plan — Romans 9–11 7:25 Partial hardening and future hope for Israel 9:50 The new people of God — defined by being “in Christ” 11:20 The church’s mission — ambassadors of God’s kingdom 12:40 Fulfillment of Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer 14:12 Life in the Spirit — walking, fruit, and fulfilling the law 15:12 Nesting dolls — tracing rebellion, redemption, and identity in Christ 19:19 Submitting our lives to the biblical storyline 20:12 Loving God by the Spirit 21:00 Using spiritual gifts for the body of Christ 21:28 Christlike character — humility, sacrifice, love 22:31 Relationships shaped by identity in Christ 23:23 Living as citizens of God’s kingdom 24:30 Advancing God’s story through the church and the gospel Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #PaulineLetters #biblicaltheology #kingdomofgod #inchrist #bibleminorproject #cedarvilleuniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/o1hb_N9nRIs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/o1hb_N9nRIs2024-02-19T17:00:39Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-defining-theology-anuj7_hc7fy2022-09-20T13:00:01ZTheology II: Defining TheologyFoundations of Theology with Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University — Bible Storyline, Worldview, and Prolegomena In this lecture, Dr. Jeremy Kimble introduces why theology matters, maps a big-picture Bible storyline from creation to new creation, explains how Scripture shapes a Christian worldview, and offers an introductory treatment of epistemology — prolegomena. https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject 0:02 Opening: Cedarville online class and financial aid note 0:24 Historical aim of education — character and conviction 3:22 Course overview: OT/NT lit, Theology I (scripture, God, humanity, sin) and Theology II (Christ, salvation, Spirit, church, last things) 4:01 Thanksgiving story and spiritual tastebuds illustration 8:09 Classroom exercise — summarize the Bible in 10–12 words/phrases 9:36 Bible storyline summary: creation, fall, promise, Israel, exile, return, Jesus, church, new creation 14:34 KINGDOM acrostic (Kickoff, Instrument, Nation, Government, Departure, Overthrow, Mission) 16:44 Overthrow of sin and satan in Christ — inauguration and consummation 17:02 Mission accomplished — new heavens and new earth 17:21 What is theology — study of God, doctrine, doxology, discipleship Learn more and apply Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinor #ChristianWorldview #Theology #FaithAndLearning #SpiritualFormationhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/anUj7_HC7fY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/anUj7_HC7fY2022-09-20T13:00:01Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-daniel-part-2-bpszeruoqmy2021-08-16T12:30:02ZOld Testament | Daniel Part 2Dr. Miller wraps up the book of Daniel with a look at eschatology and prophecy present in the book. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/BPSZERuOQMY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/BPSZERuOQMY2021-08-16T12:30:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-triune-god-part-3-h_aoqts1weg2022-08-02T13:00:16ZTheology I: Triune God (part 3)Why the Trinity Matters for Christian Life | Theology Lecture on Worship, Prayer, and Mission In this concluding theology lecture on the doctrine of the Trinity, students move beyond biblical foundations and historical debates to explore why God’s triune nature deeply matters for everyday Christian life. After reviewing Old and New Testament teaching, early creeds, and major heresies, this session focuses on theological synthesis and practical application, showing how the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit shape worship, prayer, sanctification, unity, and mission. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:26 Review of Trinitarian foundations and heresies 3:04 Questions on Christ’s knowledge and the incarnation 9:26 Immanent Trinity versus economic Trinity 11:24 Inseparable operations of Father, Son, and Spirit 12:08 The Trinity in salvation from Ephesians 1 15:02 Ontological equality and functional roles 18:20 Addressing submission within the Trinity 22:14 Why the Trinity distinguishes Christianity 25:02 Prayer to the Father through the Son by the Spirit 28:52 Sanctification as Trinitarian work 31:00 Unity and diversity in the body of Christ 33:45 John 17 and communion with God 35:26 Trinity as the foundation for mission 39:27 The Trinity and human community 40:10 Final call to delight in the triune God The lecture opens with a brief review of previous sessions, revisiting core Trinitarian truths and key heresies such as Arianism, modalism, and adoptionism. Students then wrestle with challenging biblical questions, including Jesus’ statement that He does not know the day or hour of His return. Drawing on historic Christian teaching, the professor explains how Christ’s one person with two natures helps make sense of these passages without denying His full deity. A major emphasis of the lecture is the distinction between the immanent Trinity and the economic Trinity. God eternally exists as Father, Son, and Spirit in perfect love and fellowship, lacking nothing. At the same time, this same God acts outwardly in creation, redemption, and sanctification through distinct yet inseparable roles. Passages like Ephesians 1 reveal how the Father elects, the Son redeems, and the Spirit seals, all to the praise of God’s glory. The session then turns to practical implications. Christian prayer is shown to be deeply Trinitarian, offered to the Father, through the Son, in the power of the Holy Spirit. Growth in holiness, unity within the church, and participation in God’s mission all flow from understanding who God is. The Trinity also provides a model for unity and diversity in human relationships and communities, reflecting God’s own perfect oneness and distinction. The lecture concludes with a call to delight in the God who has revealed Himself as triune. Rather than being an abstract doctrine, the Trinity shapes how Christians worship, pray, serve, and live together for God’s glory. Discover Christ-centered theological education at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #Trinity #ChristianTheology #SystematicTheology #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleDoctrinehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/H_aoQts1Weg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/H_aoQts1Weg2022-08-02T13:00:16Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/balancing-life-academics-family-work-and-life-fmjry2lzr0o2026-03-26T17:54:42ZBalancing Life | Academics, Family, Work, and LifeKim Ahlgrim, Director of The Cove, and Josh Krieg, Director of Counseling Services, discuss balancing life.https://img.youtube.com/vi/Fmjry2lzr0o/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Fmjry2lzr0o2026-03-26T17:54:42Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-what-is-the-character-of-the-bible-7yzdhdluvjc2024-03-08T17:00:10ZBible and the Gospel | What is the Character of the Bible?In this lecture we examine how the Bible describes itself — its revelation, inspiration, inerrancy, and how it points to Christ. Dr. Trent Rogers reads Jeremiah 36 as a vivid example, defines key theological terms (inspiration, inerrancy, verbal-plenary, sufficiency, clarity, authority, necessity), and explains why Scripture is both understandable and essential for knowing God. Perfect for students or anyone wanting a clear, concise introduction to the doctrine of Scripture. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 – Introduction & reading of Jeremiah 36 (story of the burned scroll) 3:43 – Key terms to articulate the doctrine of Scripture 4:52 – Revelation: God’s disclosure of himself (natural vs. special revelation; Christ as ultimate revelation) 6:35 – Why revelation is necessary; divine communication explained 7:26 – Illustration & epistemology (Kevin D. Young quote) 9:59 – What we mean by “inspired” (definition & implications) 11:19 – Verbal-plenary inspiration explained 13:24 – Key proof texts: 2 Timothy 3:16 and related passages 16:03 – Prophecy and being “carried along by the Spirit” (human + divine authorship) 18:04 – Inerrancy: Scripture contains no errors (allowed idiom/rounding explained) 21:35 – Christological outlook of Scripture (Old → New pointing to Christ) 23:03 – Overview: Sufficiency, Clarity, Authority, Necessity (what each means) 26:02 – Sufficiency of Scripture (we don’t need new revelation) 28:32 – Clarity / perspicuity (Bible is understandable but requires diligent study) 33:59 – Authority of Scripture (the Bible stands over all our thoughts & actions) 36:12 – John 10:27 & a hermeneutic of obedience 42:30 – Necessity: Scripture is essential for knowing the Gospel and God 43:05 – Summary & concluding takeaways Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #BiblicalGospel #ChristianEducation #TheologyCourse #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinorProjecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/7yZdHDLUvjc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/7yZdHDLUvjc2024-03-08T17:00:10Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/my-1-000-days-matthew-schroll-jgk-nolshve2024-01-25T14:28:49ZMy 1,000 Days: Matthew SchrollMatthew Schroll shares his Cedarville story through his life-changing experience at Cedarville that not only helped him grow spiritually, but also advanced his career in nursing.https://img.youtube.com/vi/jgk-nolShVE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/jgk-nolShVE2024-01-25T14:28:49Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-revelation-now-what-gugukke2tca2024-04-01T16:00:25ZNew Testament | Revelation, Now What?In Dr. Michael McKay’s concluding New Testament lecture, he walks through the book of Revelation as the capstone of Scripture, showing how God’s story reaches its climax in final judgment, the victory of Jesus, and the restoration of creation. Rather than focusing on speculation, this lecture emphasizes endurance, faithfulness, and hope as believers live in Act Five while awaiting the consummation of God’s kingdom. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. Michael McKay presents Revelation not as a puzzle book meant to incite fear or speculation, but as a pastoral and theological conclusion to the biblical storyline. John’s visions reveal the ultimate defeat of rebellion, the exposure of Satan’s deceptive narrative, and the certainty of God’s justice. Earthly empires that promise security, prosperity, and power are shown to be temporary and ultimately opposed to God’s kingdom. At the center of Revelation stands Jesus Christ — the slain Lamb and conquering Lion. He triumphs not by force alone, but through faithful obedience, sacrificial death, and resurrection. Believers are invited to share in his reign, not by aligning with worldly power, but by enduring in faithfulness to the word of God and the testimony of Jesus. The lecture concludes by highlighting Revelation’s final vision: the new heavens and the new earth. Drawing intentionally from Genesis, John depicts God’s presence restored, death abolished, the tree of life renewed, and creation healed. The story that began in Eden ends in a greater Eden, where God’s people dwell with him forever. Dr. McKay closes the course by challenging students to read Scripture as meditation literature, to retell and live within God’s story, and to join God’s redemptive narrative rather than forcing the Bible to serve their own. Revelation reminds believers that history is not random, evil will not prevail, and God’s kingdom of blessing will be fully realized. 0:00 Act Six — Revelation as the conclusion of the biblical story 1:11 Authorship and audience — John and the seven churches of Asia 2:52 Dating Revelation — late first century and Roman pressure 3:34 Purpose of Revelation — endurance and faithfulness to King Jesus 4:56 Structure and genres — letter, prophecy, and apocalypse 6:01 Old Testament imagery throughout Revelation 9:40 Major interpretive approaches — preterist, idealist, futurist 13:30 Judgment and the defeat of evil 16:14 Death, Hades, and the lake of fire 19:46 Resurrection and reward for faithful believers 21:10 Reigning with Christ — authority and inheritance 23:03 Jesus the victor — the divine warrior 24:52 Lion and Lamb — conquest through sacrifice 26:22 Armageddon — history, symbolism, and final conflict 32:12 Satan’s deceptive narrative — empire, power, and security 37:57 Babylon the prostitute — political and economic seduction 45:15 Faithfulness amid pressure from earthly kingdoms 48:30 New heavens and new earth — Eden restored 49:48 God dwelling with his people 51:25 No death, sorrow, or pain 52:49 Tree of life and river of life 54:24 God as the light of the new creation 55:37 God’s rule — his people in his place, enjoying his presence 57:54 Living the story — reading, teaching, and submitting to God’s narrative Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #Revelation #BiblicalTheology #KingdomOfGod #EndTimes #BibleMinorProject #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/guGukkE2tCA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/guGukkE2tCA2024-04-01T16:00:25Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/romania-pharmacy-trip-knmgav0vgmg2026-04-21T13:28:51ZRomania Pharmacy TripA Cedarville pharmacy student shares her experience serving in Romania, providing care to underserved communities. Through hands-on medical missions, she gains skills and perspective that shape her future in pharmacy and her commitment to serving others.https://img.youtube.com/vi/KNmGAV0vgMg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/KNmGAV0vgMg2026-04-21T13:28:51Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-interlude-2nd-temple-period-2l0v5_x6erm2023-10-09T16:00:02ZNew Testament | Interlude 2nd Temple PeriodIn this lecture from Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament Literature course at Cedarville University, students explore how the historical, cultural, and literary context of the Second Temple period shapes our understanding of the New Testament. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. McKay walks through the major empires that ruled Israel — Assyria, Babylon, Persia, Greece, and Rome — and explains how the Jewish people responded through literature, worship, and theology. Students are introduced to key writings from this era, including the Septuagint (Greek Old Testament), the Apocrypha, the Pseudepigrapha, and the Dead Sea Scrolls, as well as the rise of Jewish groups such as the Pharisees, Sadducees, Essenes, and Zealots. The lecture then transitions to how these developments prepared the way for Jesus and the formation of the New Testament. Dr. McKay explains how the Gospels function as ancient biographies and persuasive testimonies — distinct portraits of Jesus written to transform, not just inform. Viewers will come away better equipped to read Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John in their historical setting and appreciate the theological unity of the New Testament canon. Timestamps: 0:00 Lecture goals and framing 0:30 Historical overview — Assyria, Babylon, Persia, Alexander, Rome 1:03 Picking up the intertestamental historical events between the Old and New Testaments 1:58 Antiochus IV, Hellenization, the Maccabean Revolt and Hanukkah 3:20 The Septuagint — the Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible 4:44 The Apocrypha explained and its reception in church history 6:23 The Pseudepigrapha and First Enoch 7:43 Discovery and significance of the Dead Sea Scrolls and Qumran manuscripts 8:52 Key features of Jewish literature in the Hellenistic-Roman era 14:36 Synagogues and Jewish identity practices — Sabbath, circumcision, food laws 18:05 Responses to Hasmonean rule — Sadducees, Pharisees, Zealots 23:05 The Essenes and the Qumran community 24:41 People of the land — daily life and the majority of Jewish society 25:31 Reformation-era debate over the Apocrypha and criteria for canon 28:21 Early church acceptance of the fourfold Gospel and Paul’s letters 30:04 The rise of the Codex and grouping of Old Testament collections 31:37 New Testament grouping, manuscript evidence, and book collections 33:13 The four portraits of Jesus — how Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John differ 35:37 Gospels as ancient biographies — contrast with noncanonical infancy tales 37:30 Gospels as transformative literature — parables and personal application 39:12 Gospels as testimony — interpreting the empty tomb and witness claims 41:59 Synoptics versus John — literary relationships and independence 44:04 Narrative analysis — authorial intent, rhetoric, and theological purpose 47:05 Read the Gospels as interconnected books — avoid chopping passages Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics Take your biblical training to the next level with courses from CU Enrich, Cedarville University’s online platform for continuing education. You’ll have access to all course videos, outlines, and notes, and receive a certificate upon completion. https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor #SecondTempleJudaism #NewTestamentStudies #Septuagint #DeadSeaScrolls #GospelStudies #BiblicalHistoryhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/2l0V5_X6erM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/2l0V5_X6erM2023-10-09T16:00:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-choose-cedarville-s-online-ma-in-communication-and-organizational-leadership-eao59r42g-i2025-12-02T21:57:09ZWhy Choose Cedarville’s Online MA in Communication and Organizational Leadership?Cedarville University’s online MA in Communication and Organizational Leadership (MACOL) is designed for today’s leaders who need more than good ideas — they need clarity, conviction, and the ability to influence organizational culture for good. In a world filled with noise, teams need leaders who can cut through the clutter, communicate vision, and build strong, purpose-driven workplaces. This fully online, 33-credit program equips you to do exactly that. Through this biblically grounded degree, you will strengthen your communication skills so you can connect, guide, and motivate with impact. You will learn to manage complex team dynamics with integrity and wisdom while developing strategic thinking that allows you to lead change with confidence. Whether you’re navigating rapid organizational shifts or stepping into new leadership responsibilities, this program provides the tools you need to lead with excellence and serve others well. The MACOL program also gives you the ability to personalize your training through four specialized tracks: Professional Leadership, Digital Communication and Marketing, Healthcare Management, and Social Media and Cybersecurity. Each track allows you to tailor your coursework to your career goals while gaining practical skills that translate directly into your current or future leadership roles. Cedarville’s online format is flexible and built for working professionals. You’ll study under faculty who integrate their academic expertise with a biblical worldview, helping you approach leadership not just as a skill set but as a calling. When you graduate, you will be prepared to lead with conviction, communicate with purpose, and influence your organization in ways that honor Christ. #GraduateStudies #LeadershipDevelopment #CedarvilleUniversity #OnlineMasters #FaithAndLeadership #OrganizationalLeadershiphttps://img.youtube.com/vi/eaO59r42G-I/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/eaO59r42G-I2025-12-02T21:57:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/mckinney-hall-360-tour-1nuia50k9ie2025-12-15T19:00:22ZMcKinney Hall | 360 TourA 360 degree tour of McKinney Hall at Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/1Nuia50K9iE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/1Nuia50K9iEhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/campus-christmas-decoration-cedarvilleuniversity-9muflvppwre2025-12-30T14:20:15ZCampus Christmas Decoration @cedarvilleuniversityOn Friday, November 21, 2025, over 100 students stayed late into the night to decorate a large part of campus for Christmas.https://img.youtube.com/vi/9mUflvPPwrE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/9mUflvPPwrEhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-social-work-at-cedarville-university-hlk24y8vnx02025-09-04T20:39:57ZWhy Study Social Work at Cedarville University?Why Study Social Work at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/SocialWork Get involved. Make a difference. Care for people. Change your world. If you feel called to serve others, Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Science in Social Work is designed for you. This program combines academic excellence with Christ-centered compassion, equipping you to serve individuals, families, and communities in need. As a social work major, you’ll gain hands-on experience through internships, professional conferences, service opportunities, and even international field experiences in Ecuador, India, or Uganda. You’ll learn how to provide care that reflects the love and humility of Christ while preparing to address real-world challenges with skill and integrity. Your training will prepare you to serve in diverse areas of social work, including supporting vulnerable children, walking alongside adoptive families, caring for the elderly, and responding to individuals or communities in crisis. Cedarville’s program equips you not just with knowledge, but with the ability to integrate your faith into practice, shaping your work as a testimony for Christ. When you graduate, you’ll be ready to enter the field of social work with confidence — prepared to make a lasting impact by meeting needs, advocating for justice, and bringing hope to a broken world. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #SocialWork #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianEducation #FaithAndService #ServingOthers #BSW PN: 25-0002 — Cedarville University's Bachelor of Science in Social Work combines academic excellence with Christ-centered compassion, equipping you to serve individuals, families, and communities in need.https://img.youtube.com/vi/Hlk24y8vNX0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Hlk24y8vNX02025-09-04T20:39:57Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bolthouse-academic-center-update-january-2026-mh1lkluvrd42026-01-30T21:50:30ZBolthouse Academic Center Update — January 2026We are well on our way to seeing the Bolthouse Academic Center take shape on campus. Watch the latest campus progress update: https://cedar.to/Bolthouse The Bolthouse Academic Center is moving from vision to reality, and this video update offers a clear look at where construction stands today. The dome’s framework now reaches high into the sky, marking a major milestone in the building’s development. Newly added walls are beginning to define the structure, giving campus its first real glimpses of what the completed Bolthouse Academic Center will look like. As construction continues, each visible change brings the project closer to its final form. The rising dome framework highlights the scale of the building, while the growing exterior walls help translate plans into a physical presence on campus. This update captures the momentum of the project and shows how quickly the structure is coming together. Whether you are a prospective student, current student, alum, or campus supporter, this progress video offers an inside look at an important addition to campus. Seeing the Bolthouse Academic Center emerge piece by piece provides a better sense of how the building is taking shape and how it will soon become part of daily campus life. Stay connected with campus developments and follow along as construction continues to move forward. This update is one of many steps toward the completion of the Bolthouse Academic Center, and future progress will continue to reveal more of the finished structure. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #BolthouseAcademicCenter #CampusConstruction #CampusUpdate #UniversityLife #buildingprogress PN: 26-0016 — This video highlights the latest construction progress on the Bolthouse Academic Center. Viewers see the dome’s framework rising into the sky and newly added walls that reveal the building’s emerging structure. The update offers an early look at how the project is coming together and provides a snapshot of an important moment in the center’s development as it continues to take shape on campus.https://img.youtube.com/vi/MH1lKlUVRd4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/MH1lKlUVRd42026-01-30T21:50:30Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-prelaw-at-cedarville-university-u_sxeneloye2025-06-05T19:42:32ZWhy Study Prelaw at Cedarville University?Why Study Prelaw at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Cedarville University’s prelaw major combines a classic liberal arts education with a biblical foundation, preparing you to pursue law school and a career that reflects integrity, wisdom, and service. In a world where law and justice need ethical leaders, Cedarville equips you to make a Christ-centered impact in the legal profession. As a prelaw student, you’ll study courses such as Logic, Criminal Procedure, Jurisprudence: Philosophy of Law, and American Constitutional Law: Civil Liberties and Rights. This curriculum builds critical thinking and analytical skills while helping you understand modern legal systems through a biblical lens. Graduates of Cedarville’s prelaw program enter law school ready to succeed—not only with academic preparation but also with a deeper knowledge of Scripture and a strong commitment to live out their faith in the legal field. Start your path to law school with a distinctly Christian education at Cedarville. Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Explore programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #Prelaw #LawSchoolPrep #ChristianEducation #FutureLawyerhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/u_sXEneLOYE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/u_sXEneLOYE2025-06-05T19:42:32Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-galatians-part-2-ephesians-part-1-yqpjfk5ichs2024-01-15T17:00:50ZNew Testament | Galatians (Part 2) & Ephesians (Part 1)In Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament lecture on Galatians, he explains how Paul’s gospel confronts legalism, reorients believers to life by the Spirit, and shows that freedom in Christ means crucifixion to sin and dependence on the Holy Spirit for genuine love and holiness. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. McKay unpacks Galatians as an urgent pastoral correction: some churches had been seduced by a mixed gospel that attached law-works—circumcision, food rules, and festival observance—to salvation and growth. Paul insists salvation, adoption, and ongoing sanctification come by the Spirit, not by law-keeping. The lecture traces Paul’s argument that the law functioned as a guardian until Christ, but that Christ’s death and resurrection inaugurate freedom — freedom from sin’s authority and freedom for loving service. Practical teaching centers on how believers grow: identify sin, reckon yourself dead to it, and rely on the indwelling Holy Spirit to produce the fruit of Christlike character. Dr. McKay models application with classroom exercises (the Xavier and Salazar scenario) and closes by previewing Ephesians—its context, spiritual powers, and Paul’s model prayers. This lecture ties theology to daily discipleship so listeners can move from ethical performance to Spirit-empowered transformation. Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #galatians #spiritledlife #freedominchrist #fruitofthespirit #paulinetheology #cedarvilleuniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/yQPJFK5ichs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/yQPJFK5ichs2024-01-15T17:00:50Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/struggling-after-daylight-saving-time-which-sleep-aids-work-and-what-should-you-avoid-dw45n4zlnmq2026-04-13T13:21:24ZStruggling after daylight saving time — which sleep aids work, and what should you avoid?Can melatonin or Benadryl fix sleep after Daylight Saving Time — and what helps teen migraines safely? Submit your questions for Cedarville’s Ask the Pharmacist weekly segment: https://cedarville.edu/ATP In this Ask the Pharmacist segment, Dr. Shannon Yarosz, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy, answers common questions about over-the-counter sleep aids and migraine relief for teens. With daylight saving time disrupting sleep schedules, many people turn to melatonin or antihistamines like diphenhydramine (Benadryl) for help — but how safe and effective are these options? Timestamps: 0:00 Daylight saving time and sleep disruption 0:25 Over-the-counter sleep aids like melatonin 0:51 Antihistamines (diphenhydramine/Benadryl) for sleep 1:08 Risks for adults 65 and older 1:23 Short-term vs. regular use of sleep aids 1:38 When to talk to a healthcare provider about sleep issues 2:02 Side effects like next-day grogginess 2:10 Migraine relief options for teens 2:26 Ibuprofen vs. acetaminophen for headaches 2:42 Why to avoid combination products with aspirin or caffeine 3:13 Can caffeine make migraines worse? 3:28 When teens should see a healthcare provider 3:47 Warning signs that require immediate medical attention You will learn how melatonin can help regulate sleep-wake cycles, especially during schedule changes like daylight saving time or travel. Dr. Yarosz also explains why antihistamines may help occasional sleeplessness but should be used cautiously, particularly in older adults due to side effects. For teens dealing with migraines, she highlights safe over-the-counter options like ibuprofen and acetaminophen while cautioning against combination products that include aspirin or caffeine. She also shares key warning signs — such as severe sudden headaches, vision changes, or frequent migraines — that indicate it is time to seek medical care. Ask the Pharmacist is presented by the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy in partnership with @WDTNTV School Of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Pharmacy Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions #AskThePharmacist #CedarvilleUniversity #SleepHealth #MigraineRelief #OTCMedications #PharmacyEducation PN: 26-0420 — In this episode of Ask the Pharmacist, Dr. Shannon Yarosz explains how over-the-counter options like melatonin and antihistamines can help with sleep after daylight saving time, along with their risks and proper use. She also covers safe migraine treatments for teens and when symptoms require medical attention.https://img.youtube.com/vi/DW45N4ZLnMQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/DW45N4ZLnMQ2026-04-13T13:21:24Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-hebrews-part-1-d-gzqips5ym2024-02-26T17:00:08ZNew Testament | Hebrews (Part 1)In Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament lecture on Hebrews, he guides students through Act Five of the biblical storyline, showing how this unique sermon-letter exhorts believers to remain faithful to Jesus as both King and High Priest. Hebrews is presented as a sustained word of exhortation that draws deeply from the Old Testament to reveal the supremacy, sufficiency, and ongoing priestly work of Christ. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. Michael McKay opens this lecture by situating Hebrews within the overarching biblical narrative, explaining how Act Five focuses on the church’s role in God’s redemptive plan. He addresses the mystery surrounding Hebrews’ authorship and audience, noting that while many details remain unknown, the purpose of the book is unmistakably clear: to exhort believers not to abandon Jesus under pressure or persecution. A central theme of the lecture is Hebrews’ extensive use of the Old Testament, especially Psalm 110. Dr. McKay demonstrates how the author of Hebrews reads this psalm to present Jesus as the promised Davidic king, the divine Son worthy of worship, and the eternal High Priest after the order of Melchizedek. Hebrews 1 is explored in detail to show how early Christians clearly affirmed Jesus’ deity, countering claims that belief in Christ’s divinity developed centuries later. The lecture then turns to Jesus’ high priestly ministry, emphasizing his service in the heavenly sanctuary rather than an earthly temple. Dr. McKay explains how Hebrews portrays Christ’s once-for-all sacrifice, his offering of his own blood, and the resulting access believers now have to the presence of God. This priestly work fulfills the deepest aim of Scripture: restoring humanity to fellowship with God. This session is especially valuable for Bible minor students, theology students, and anyone seeking to understand how Hebrews connects Old Testament worship, Christ’s atonement, and the believer’s confidence before God. 0:00 Act Five overview — the church in God’s six-act biblical story 0:53 Introducing Hebrews — genre, sermon form, and placement 1:25 Author, audience, and date — why Hebrews remains anonymous 3:07 Purpose of Hebrews — warning believers not to abandon Jesus 4:54 Literary structure — teaching and exhortation woven together 7:17 Old Testament foundations — Psalm 110 and covenant fulfillment 9:29 Why Hebrews matters — reading the Old Testament through Christ 9:35 Jesus as High Priest — unique emphasis in Hebrews 10:30 The five warning passages — perseverance and reverent faith 13:52 Psalm 110 in focus — Davidic king, divine Son, eternal priest 19:55 Hebrews 1 — Jesus as Davidic king and divine Son 25:15 Son of God — messianic role and divine identity 29:04 Jesus as High Priest — order of Melchizedek 32:36 Heavenly sanctuary — Christ’s priestly ministry in heaven 36:53 Once-for-all sacrifice — Christ’s blood and eternal redemption 39:35 Access to God — drawing near through Jesus 49:42 God’s presence — from Eden to new creation Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #hebrews #highpriest #jesusisking #sonofgod #bibleminorproject #cedarvilleuniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/D-gZQips5yM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/D-gZQips5yM2024-02-26T17:00:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-context-tools-vjsvqufe40m2024-05-10T16:00:53ZBible and the Gospel | Context ToolsIn this lecture, Dr. Trent Rogers shows us how to interpret Scripture by paying attention to literary context, tone, and structure. This lecture introduces several key interpretive tools — including parallels, narrator’s comment, tone and feel, repetition, and the all-important context tool — showing how each works together to help us grasp an author’s intended meaning. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 Overview — interpretive tools and why context is the foundation for them all 0:17 Parallels tool — understanding comparison and contrast (Isaiah 55:6; Hebrews 1:1–2) 2:55 Why parallelism helps clarify meaning in both Old and New Testament texts 4:22 Narrator’s Comment tool — how narrative authors step in to interpret events (John 2; Mark 7) 9:01 Examples: Jesus cleansing the temple and Mark’s note, “thus He declared all foods clean” 11:07 Tone and Feel tool — noticing emotional cues and the author’s relational posture 12:42 Tone in Psalms (Psalm 32) — the emotional arc from guilt to forgiveness 13:54 Tone in Galatians — rebuke and astonishment at deserting the Gospel 16:40 Tone in Philippians and 1 Thessalonians — joy, affection, and pastoral warmth 18:22 How imagery and metaphor (like a nursing mother or exhorting father) communicate tone 22:56 Repetition tool — spotting repeated words and concepts for emphasis and theme 23:57 Examples from Philippians (joy), John (belief), Revelation (holy, holy, holy) 27:22 Marking key words and themes to trace repetition and emphasis across a book 28:30 Context tool — the unifying principle that connects all interpretive methods 29:40 Context at every level: word, sentence, paragraph, book, and whole Bible 31:09 Illustration: reading the Bible as a narrative, not an encyclopedia 33:03 Context example: 1 Corinthians 13 — love in context of spiritual gifts, not just weddings 37:01 How zooming out reveals structure and argument in 1 Corinthians 12–14 38:33 Context of the whole letter — living out the Gospel call in the local church 39:10 Broader Pauline context — letters teaching believers to live out new life in Christ 39:32 Whole-Bible context — spiritual gifts and the new covenant promise (Joel 2) Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #BiblicalGospel #ChristianEducation #TheologyCourse #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinorProjecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/vjsVqUfe40M/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/vjsVqUfe40M2024-05-10T16:00:53Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/rogers-hall-360-tour-zhfzdmgt1q02025-12-15T19:00:25ZRogers Hall | 360 TourA 360 degree tour of Rogers Hall at Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/zHFZDMGT1Q0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/zHFZDMGT1Q0https://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-asian-studies-at-cedarville-university-5nlkugdigzy2025-06-05T19:15:12ZWhy Study Asian Studies at Cedarville University?Why Study Asian Studies at Cedarville University? https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Want to deepen your understanding of Asia’s cultures, languages, and global influence? Cedarville’s Asian Studies minor equips you with the knowledge and skills to engage meaningfully with one of the world’s most dynamic regions — while preparing you for your career and calling. Through this minor, you’ll gain valuable cultural background and language proficiency that enrich both your education and your professional path. The program enhances your ability to understand events, ideas, and beliefs shaping Asia, giving you a broader perspective on global issues and cross-cultural relationships. To graduate, students pair the Asian Studies minor with a bachelor’s degree in any field. It complements a wide range of majors, including finance, management, international studies, political science, and more. Whether your career goals involve business, missions, education, or international service, this program helps you stand out with a unique global perspective. If you’re passionate about cultural engagement and want to integrate faith with a deeper appreciation of the world, Cedarville’s Asian Studies minor is a perfect choice. You’ll graduate ready to serve Christ wherever He calls you — at home or abroad. Learn more today: Admissions — https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid — https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus — https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs — https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #AsianStudies #ChristianEducation #GlobalPerspective #biblicalworldview PN: 25-0002 — Cedarville’s Asian Studies minor provides cultural and language training that prepares students to engage thoughtfully with Asia’s global influence across a wide range of careers. Integrated with any major and grounded in a Christian perspective, the program equips graduates to serve Christ through informed, cross-cultural understanding.https://img.youtube.com/vi/5NlkugDigzY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/5NlkugDigzY2025-06-05T19:15:12Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/the-pitch-2024-fykdzii7mx82026-01-12T14:24:19ZThe Pitch | 2024✨ Get ready to be inspired! Join us as talented students present innovative business ideas in a live pitch competition. Tune in to support the next generation of entrepreneurs and cheer them on as they compete for top prizes! #StudentPitch #Entrepreneurship #LiveStreamhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/fYKdZiI7mX8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/fYKdZiI7mX8https://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-university-school-of-pharmacy-white-coat-ceremony-2025-wbm-myenut02025-09-07T02:54:27ZCedarville University School of Pharmacy | White Coat Ceremony 2025Join us live as we celebrate the next generation of pharmacists at the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy’s White Coat Ceremony! First-year PharmD students will receive their white coats, marking the beginning of their professional journey and commitment to compassionate patient care.https://img.youtube.com/vi/WbM-myenut0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/WbM-myenut02025-09-07T02:54:27Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-every-student-completes-the-bible-minor-at-cedarville-university-323e5b-blf02019-02-06T19:03:08ZWhy Every Student Completes the Bible Minor at Cedarville UniversityThe Bible minor is a required part of every student’s education at Cedarville University, grounding all majors in biblical and theological truth. Rooted in the motto “For the Word of God and the Testimony of Jesus Christ,” this program equips students to pursue a wide range of professions while faithfully applying the truth of Scripture to every area of life. Learn more about the Bible minor: https://cedar.to/BibleMinor At Cedarville University, training students for diverse professions goes hand in hand with cultivating biblical clarity and theological competence. Every student, regardless of major, completes a required sequence of Bible minor courses designed to build a clear understanding of the gospel and the full scope of Scripture. This shared academic foundation reflects a commitment to shaping students whose minds and hearts are formed by God’s Word. The Bible and Gospel course introduces students to the content of the Gospel, while additional courses guide students through the Bible as a unified text, engaging the entirety of New and Old Testament literature. Theology 1 and Theology 2 invite students to interact with key theological themes that cut across the pages of Scripture, helping them understand how biblical theology informs faith, life, and vocation. Through this curriculum, students grow in biblical and theological truth, deepen their love for Jesus Christ, and learn to live all of life to the glory of God. Graduates carry this foundation into a variety of vocational paths, serving families, churches, and communities with discernment and conviction. The Bible minor equips students to recognize false teaching, love the truth, and train others to know and love God through His Word. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #BibleMinor #BiblicalTheology #ChristianHigherEducation #GospelCentered #faithandlearning PN: 00-0000 — Cedarville University's Bible minor provides every student with a shared foundation in Scripture and theology. Through courses focused on the Gospel, the full biblical text, and core theological themes, students are equipped to apply biblical truth to all of life, serve faithfully in their vocations, and help others know and love God through His Word.https://img.youtube.com/vi/323e5b-BlF0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/323e5b-BlF02019-02-06T19:03:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/build-your-future-at-cedarville-university-graduate-programs-ca5svrzlmaw2025-08-26T20:38:53ZBuild Your Future at Cedarville University Graduate ProgramsBuild Your Future at Cedarville University Graduate Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Grad At Cedarville University, your graduate education is more than earning a degree — it is joining a Christ-centered community dedicated to helping you grow both professionally and spiritually. Our biblically integrated coursework, practical learning opportunities, and faculty mentorship provide the tools and encouragement you need to thrive in your career while deepening your faith. Here, you’ll find support from like-minded peers and professors who care deeply about your success. Together, we help you build confidence, strengthen your skills, and prepare to make a lasting impact in your workplace and the world. At Cedarville, every decision matters because every student matters. Discover graduate programs designed to equip you for leadership and service in fields such as business, nursing, ministry, education, and more. Whether you are advancing in your current role or preparing for a new career path, Cedarville offers an environment where academic excellence and biblical truth intersect. Take the next step toward your calling today. Explore our graduate programs and see how Cedarville University can help you achieve your goals with purpose and faith. Apply now: https://www.cedarville.edu/Grad Visit campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Financial aid information: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #GraduatePrograms #ChristianEducation #FaithAndLearning #CareerWithPurposehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/Ca5sVrZLMAw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Ca5sVrZLMAw2025-08-26T20:38:53Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/what-s-an-average-day-like-for-a-cedarville-doctor-of-nursing-practice-student-dnp-2y_heserqwu2026-01-28T20:48:33Z What's an average day like for a Cedarville Doctor of Nursing Practice student? #DNPMost days start with coffee and quiet preparation before doctoral nursing study begins for Abby McDole, a student in Cedarville University’s online Doctor of Nursing Practice program. Explore Cedarville’s online nursing programs: https://cedar.to/vBu7aG In this day-in-the-life, Abby shares how she balances faith, rigorous academics, and everyday life. Her mornings begin with coffee and a quiet drive that helps her ease into the day before things get busy. Before studying, she takes intentional time to read scripture and pray over the day ahead, grounding her work in faith. Abby is currently deep in pharmacology, a demanding part of the DNP journey. Between focused study sessions and everyday errands like picking up coffee beans for home, she shows how online learning allows school to fit into real life. One of the main reasons she chose Cedarville University for her doctorate and nursing practice degree is the flexibility the online format provides. It allows her to manage a full academic load while staying present in her personal responsibilities. Evenings are a time to reset. Making dinner, spending time with her dog, and being with family help restore balance during busy seasons of doctoral study. Throughout her routine, Maddie reflects on how Cedarville’s online DNP program has shaped her approach to leadership, helping her learn to lead with excellence and serve with humility. Her experience offers a clear picture of how Cedarville’s Christ-centered online nursing programs support students academically, spiritually, and practically. Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #OnlineDNP #DoctorOfNursingPractice #DayInTheLife #GraduateNursing PN: 26T-009 — Follow Abby McDole through a typical day as an online Doctor of Nursing Practice student at Cedarville University. From quiet mornings with coffee and prayer to focused pharmacology study and meaningful time with family, this video highlights the flexibility, balance, and faith-based foundation of Cedarville’s online nursing programs.https://img.youtube.com/vi/2Y_HEsERQWU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/2Y_HEsERQWU2026-01-28T20:48:33Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-your-insurance-won-t-cover-your-medication-and-what-you-can-do-about-it-ydvpnuy23gm2026-02-11T14:20:47ZWhy Your Insurance Won’t Cover Your Medication — And What You Can Do About It Understanding your prescription coverage can be confusing — especially when medications are labeled “preferred” or suddenly aren’t covered. Submit your question for Ask the Pharmacist: cedar.to/AskThePharmacist In this episode of Ask the Pharmacist, Dr. Shannon Yarosz, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Cedarville University, answers common questions about insurance formularies, generic vs. brand-name medications, coverage issues, and what to do if you experience side effects. Health plans use “formulary lists” to determine which medications are preferred and typically have lower out-of-pocket costs. Dr. Yarosz explains what “preferred” really means, why generics are often covered instead of brand-name drugs, and how costs can differ depending on your plan. Timestamps: 0:00 What does “preferred” mean on your insurance plan? 1:00 What to do if your medication isn’t covered 1:40 Generic vs. brand-name coverage explained 2:19 Should you stop a medication because of side effects? 3:00 Can you stop taking a medication once you feel better? Dr. Yarosz also discusses practical options if your medication isn’t covered, including manufacturer coupons, pharmacy discount programs, and speaking with your healthcare provider about alternative treatments. She addresses important safety questions, including when it’s appropriate to stop a medication due to side effects — and why you should never stop antibiotics early, even if you start feeling better. If you’ve ever left the pharmacy with questions about cost, coverage, or medication safety, this episode explains why your pharmacist is one of your best resources. Ask the Pharmacist: cedarville.edu/AskThePharmacist Cedarville University School of Pharmacy: cedarville.edu/Pharmacy #AskThePharmacist #CedarvillePharmacy #MedicationCoverage #InsuranceQuestions #medicationsafety PN: 26-0420 — Confused about why your insurance prefers one medication over another — or won’t cover it at all? In this episode of Ask the Pharmacist, Dr. Shannon Yarosz explains what “preferred” really means, why generics are often covered instead of brand names, and what steps you can take if your prescription isn’t covered.https://img.youtube.com/vi/yDvpNUY23GM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/yDvpNUY23GM2026-02-11T14:20:47Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/dr-steve-mckinion-avoiding-the-extremes-of-irrelevance-and-hyper-relevance-spring-2015-xnxbisqfoqg2026-04-22T12:37:23ZDr. Steve McKinion - Avoiding the Extremes of Irrelevance and Hyper relevance, Spring 2015-This lecture introduces a framework for integrating faith and learning by avoiding two common extremes: treating Scripture as irrelevant to modern disciplines or forcing it into hyper-relevance through superficial connections. Dr. Steve McKinnon, a theologian and professor of patristics, challenges Christian academics to pursue their work “Christianly” — not merely as Christians, but with a theological foundation that genuinely shapes their disciplines. Timestamps: 0:00 Opening prayer and introduction 1:00 Meet Dr. Steve McKinnon 3:00 The goal: thinking and acting Christianly 4:30 The problem: irrelevance vs. hyper-relevance 8:20 Scripture as an ancient world (irrelevance) 10:40 The “blender method” of hyper-relevance 16:50 Introducing biblical realism 20:20 Scripture as the true story of the real world 22:10 Theology as retelling Scripture 26:30 Embodying theology in academic disciplines 31:00 Living in light of God’s ultimate purposes 32:05 The five-fold work of God 39:00 Applying the biblical story to your field 41:00 Q&A on nature, illustration, and revelation The lecture critiques approaches that either isolate the Bible in its ancient context or overextend it into every modern topic without proper interpretation. Instead, McKinnon proposes “biblical realism,” where Scripture reveals the true nature of reality — God’s work in creation, revelation, incarnation, resurrection, and restoration. Theology then retells this story, and academic disciplines embody it. #CedarvilleUniversity #FaithAndLearning #ChristianEducation #BiblicalWorldview #HigherEducation #ChristianScholarship — This lecture explores how to faithfully integrate Scripture into academic disciplines without reducing it to irrelevance or misusing it through forced connections. By grounding learning in the overarching story of the Bible, educators can teach and think in ways that reflect God’s truth, helping students engage their fields with clarity, purpose, and a distinctly Christian perspective.https://img.youtube.com/vi/XnxBiSqfOqg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/XnxBiSqfOqg2026-04-22T12:37:23Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-seminar-session-12-history-of-higher-education-9mauhwlm5da2026-04-22T13:00:42ZTheology Seminar Session 12 — History of Higher EducationThis lecture examines the history, challenges, and future of Christian higher education, focusing on the concept of institutional distinctiveness. Drawing from decades of scholarship and historical analysis, the message traces how many American colleges began with strong religious foundations but gradually experienced “declension”—a drift toward secularization influenced by modern academic trends like positivism and the separation of faith and knowledge. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction and origins of the research 1:10 Religious roots of American higher education 3:00 The rise of secularization and positivism 5:00 The “two-realm” theory of truth 7:00 Fundamentalism, modernism, and academic tension 9:00 Challenges facing Christian institutions today 10:40 The importance of mission and identity 12:00 The problem of “generic Christianity” 14:00 Key elements of faithful Christian institutions 18:30 The role of leadership and faculty commitment 22:00 Academic freedom and theological clarity 25:00 The risk of losing distinctiveness 29:00 Navigating between sectarianism and secularism 34:00 Why theological roots define true distinctiveness #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianEducation #FaithAndLearning #HigherEducation #BiblicalIntegration #ChristianWorldview — This lecture explores how Christian colleges can maintain their identity in a changing academic landscape. It traces the historical drift toward secularization and argues that strong theological commitments—clearly expressed and consistently practiced—are essential for long-term faithfulness, impact, and institutional distinctiveness.https://img.youtube.com/vi/9mauHwLM5DA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/9mauHwLM5DA2026-04-22T13:00:42Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-is-religious-liberty-important-constitution-day-2025-with-randall-wenger-2iuq8jmxnge2026-05-21T21:10:03ZWhy Is Religious Liberty Important? | Constitution Day 2025 with Randall WengerReligious liberty and the First Amendment shape American law, culture, and public life. Religious liberty is often called America’s “first freedom,” and in this Constitution Day event hosted by Cedarville University's Center for Political Studies, constitutional attorney Randall Wenger explores why religious freedom continues to matter in modern society. Drawing from landmark Supreme Court cases, constitutional history, and decades of legal advocacy, Wenger explains how religious liberty protects conscience rights, freedom of speech, and the broader social fabric that holds civil society together. Throughout the lecture, Wenger shares firsthand stories from major religious liberty cases, including Conestoga Wood Specialties, Hobby Lobby, Gerald Groff v. DeJoy, and Veterans Administration chaplain Rusty Trubey. He also examines the historical roots of the Free Exercise Clause, the role of the First Amendment, and why protecting freedom of conscience remains essential in a pluralistic society. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction and Cedarville connection 1:32 Why religious liberty matters 2:00 The Conestoga Wood and Hobby Lobby cases 9:28 Supreme Court victory for religious liberty 11:17 Why rights travel together 12:05 Colonial America and religious freedom 16:53 Maryland’s early free exercise protections 18:46 Oaths, church taxes, and conscientious objection 22:15 Religious liberty as a “pressure relief valve” 24:02 James Madison and the Free Exercise Clause 27:27 Religious toleration vs. free exercise 32:00 Religious liberty in modern Supreme Court history 38:50 Gerald Groff and workplace religious accommodation 41:59 Gender identity policies and student privacy 47:09 VA chaplain Rusty Trubey case 49:48 Ronald Reagan quote on preserving freedom 50:52 Q&A on religious liberty and free speech 59:13 Ten Commandments in public schools This conversation also addresses constitutional interpretation, the Bill of Rights, free speech protections, religious accommodations in the workplace, and the relationship between faith and American political philosophy. Students interested in law, public policy, government, ministry, or constitutional history will gain valuable insight into how religious liberty cases shape everyday life in America. ⚖️ Admissions Information: https://cedar.to/Admissions Visit Cedarville University: https://cedar.to/Visit Explore Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Financial Aid Information: https://cedar.to/FinAid #ReligiousLiberty #FirstAmendment #SupremeCourt #Constitution #CedarvilleUniversity #FreeSpeech #ChristianEducation — In this Cedarville University lecture, constitutional attorney Randall Wenger explains the history and importance of religious liberty in America. Through landmark Supreme Court cases, historical analysis, and modern cultural debates, Wenger explores how the First Amendment protects freedom of conscience, free speech, and the free exercise of religion while shaping American law and civil society.https://img.youtube.com/vi/2Iuq8JMxNgE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/2Iuq8JMxNgE2026-05-21T21:10:03Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/good-news-hlhaqfzsioi2026-04-22T20:17:00ZGood NewsSin separates us from a holy God, but the free gift of God is eternal life through faith in Jesus Christ and His substitutionary sacrifice on the cross. That’s the Good News.https://img.youtube.com/vi/hLhaqFzSioI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/hLhaqFzSioI2026-04-22T20:17:00Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/quit-smoking-for-good-what-actually-works-and-where-to-start-tcntlxojpqg2026-03-11T13:17:36ZQuit Smoking for Good: What Actually Works and Where To StartCan over-the-counter products really help you quit smoking for good? Submit your questions for Cedarville’s Ask the Pharmacist weekly segment: https://cedarville.edu/ATP In this Ask the Pharmacist segment, Dr. Shannon Yarosz, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Cedarville University, answers a common question: How does someone finally stop smoking for good — and where do they begin? Dr. Yarosz explains the over-the-counter smoking cessation options available at your local pharmacy, including nicotine replacement therapy such as nicotine patches, nicotine gum, and nicotine lozenges. She discusses how each product works a little differently and why it is important to carefully read and follow the instructions on the box for safe and effective use. Timestamps: 0:00 How to stop smoking — where do you begin? 0:33 Over-the-counter nicotine replacement therapy options 1:07 Choosing the right smoking cessation product 1:30 What to do if you start smoking again 1:55 Prescription medications for smoking cessation 2:19 How to submit your questions to Ask the Pharmacist You will also learn how to choose the right product based on personal preference, how many cigarettes you smoke per day, and the intensity of your cravings. Dr. Yarosz encourages viewers not to give up if they relapse but instead to revisit their quit plan and consider trying a different approach. She also highlights prescription medications that may be available through a healthcare provider if over-the-counter options are not enough. Ask the Pharmacist is presented by Cedarville University’s School of Pharmacy in partnership with @WDTNTV. School of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Pharmacy Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions #AskThePharmacist #CedarvilleUniversity #SmokingCessation #QuitSmoking #NicotineReplacement #PharmacyPractice PN: 26-0420 — In this episode of Ask the Pharmacist, Dr. Shannon Yarosz from Cedarville University explains how to quit smoking using over-the-counter nicotine replacement therapy, including patches, gum, and lozenges. She shares guidance on choosing the right product, what to do after a relapse, and when to consider prescription medications for additional support.https://img.youtube.com/vi/TcNTLxojpQg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/TcNTLxojpQg2026-03-11T13:17:36Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/entrepreneurship-camp-recap-6wfxxbyj6542026-01-06T14:58:33ZEntrepreneurship Camp RecapGet an inside look into Cedarville's Entrepreneurship Camp! Campers honed their creative thinking, engaged with successful entrepreneurs, and explored the essentials of building a business, all while enjoying summer fun on Cedarville's beautiful campus.https://img.youtube.com/vi/6WfxxbyJ654/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/6WfxxbyJ654https://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/foundations-the-gospel-and-the-church-the-synergy-initiative-wvlsv7fcnla2024-08-02T12:01:08ZFoundations: The Gospel and the Church | The Synergy InitiativeLearn to be an integral part of your church community today! Join us as Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Professor of Systematic and Applied Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, discusses being an active member within the church community in this foundations lecture. Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program aims to equip students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Join this transformative journey to deepen your faith and enhance your outreach efforts through our free online resources. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. #Cedarville #SynergyInitiative #Evangelism #Christianity #ChurchPlantinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/wvlsv7FcnlA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/wvlsv7FcnlA2024-08-02T12:01:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-seminar-session-5-god-and-creation-9sernxsh68e2026-04-22T12:47:43ZTheology Seminar Session 5 — God and CreationThis session examines the doctrine of creation as a foundational worldview framework rather than a narrow doctrinal debate. Instead of focusing on specific texts or timelines, it presents creation as the key distinction between God and everything else — a structure that shapes how we understand reality, knowledge, and human purpose. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro to creation 1:10 Creation as worldview 2:30 Book of Kells illustration 4:20 God vs. everything else 5:20 Implications of creation 7:00 Humanities response 9:50 Science response 13:20 Integration as interrogation 16:00 Describing vs. interpreting 17:30 Diagnosing problems 19:00 Limits of disciplines 20:30 Moral/theological caution The lecture argues that if God is Creator, then reality has a fixed structure, knowledge is possible, and human purpose is given — not invented. Without creation, meaning collapses: the humanities often conclude life is purposeless, while the sciences retain order but exclude God, leading to incomplete explanations. #CedarvilleUniversity #DoctrineOfCreation #BiblicalWorldview #FaithAndLearning #ChristianEducation — This session shows how creation shapes a Christian worldview, helping scholars evaluate ideas, understand limits, and pursue truth within God’s designed order.https://img.youtube.com/vi/9serNxSH68E/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/9serNxSH68E2026-04-22T12:47:43Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/online-ministry-programs-at-cedarville-university-keep-serving-while-you-learn-4j1nhztghr42025-12-05T17:32:07Z Online Ministry Programs at Cedarville University – Keep Serving While You Learn!Are you already serving in ministry or preparing to step into your calling? Cedarville University’s online ministry programs are designed to fit your life now, so you do not have to choose between your calling and your commitments. With flexible, biblically faithful online options, you can continue serving while growing academically and spiritually. Learn more at https://cedarville.edu/Online-Ministry! - Cedarville University offers online bachelor’s degrees, graduate certificates, and master’s programs in ministry that are built for students balancing ministry, work, and family. These programs allow you to customize your pathway and pace to align with your personal goals and ministry context, all while receiving training grounded in Scripture. Whether you are actively serving or preparing for your next step, Cedarville’s online ministry programs provide accessible education without requiring you to pause your calling. Learn from anywhere, stay engaged in ministry, and grow with confidence through biblically faithful instruction. - ➡️ Explore admissions and apply today at https://cedarville.edu/Admissions ➡️ Discover academic programs at https://cedarville.edu/Programs ➡️ Learn about financial aid options at https://cedarville.edu/FinAid #CedarvilleUniversity #OnlineMinistry #MinistryTraining #ChristianEducationhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/4J1NhZtghr4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/4J1NhZtghr42025-12-05T17:32:07Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/competencies-how-to-teach-a-lesson-or-facilitate-small-groups-the-synergy-initiative-zc6rcg5rkx82025-05-28T16:01:05ZCompetencies: How to Teach a Lesson or Facilitate Small Groups | The Synergy InitiativeLearn how to be prepared to teach the Bible well, so that through you, people come to know and love God. Join us as Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Professor of Systematic and Applied Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, talks about basic principles for teaching Scripture in a church small group, class, or discipleship setting. Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program aims to equip students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Join this transformative journey to deepen your faith and enhance your outreach efforts through our free online resources. Learn more at cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. #Cedarville #SynergyInitiative #Evangelism #ChurchPlantinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/Zc6Rcg5rkX8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Zc6Rcg5rkX82025-05-28T16:01:05Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/response-to-mises-ooxoxlxcfym2022-01-19T13:15:02ZResponse to MisesDr. Haymond discusses how market socialists like Friedrich Hayek respond to Mises.https://img.youtube.com/vi/oOxOxlXcFYM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/oOxOxlXcFYM2022-01-19T13:15:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/family-nurse-practitioner-program-ptgykt9iln82018-06-18T14:38:00ZFamily Nurse Practitioner ProgramCedarville’s online MSM program combines affordability, flexibility, and faith. Learn more about Graduate Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs When searching for an MSM program, flexibility and affordable tuition were essential — especially as an out-of-state student. Cedarville University’s online MSM program stood out immediately, not only for cost, but for its commitment to “the Word of God and the testimony of Jesus Christ.” Now working in family practice, primarily serving the Korean population, this graduate helps elderly patients navigate disease management and medication education despite language barriers. With training that emphasizes physical, social, emotional, and spiritual care, she is prepared to advocate for her patients and meet holistic healthcare needs. #CedarvilleUniversity #MSMProgram #GraduateNursing #OnlineDegree #ChristianHealthcare — Cedarville’s affordable online MSM program equips graduate nursing students with strong clinical training, compassionate faculty support, and a Christ-centered foundation to serve diverse communities with excellence and care.https://img.youtube.com/vi/PTGykt9ILn8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/PTGykt9ILn82018-06-18T14:38:00Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-mission-ministries-ordinances-part-3-mvh13cmnjoc2022-12-13T14:00:18ZTheology II: Mission Ministries Ordinances (part 3)Dr. Kimble discusses Church discipline, ordinances, and the mission of the Church.https://img.youtube.com/vi/mVH13CmNJoc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/mVH13CmNJoc2022-12-13T14:00:18Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-exodus-13-40-l3aqrkn6jpc2021-03-01T13:30:05ZOld Testament | Exodus 13-40This lectures finishes the book of Exodus, detailing the Israelites receiving miracles from God and the introduction of the Law. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/L3aQrkn6Jpc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/L3aQrkn6Jpc2021-03-01T13:30:05Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-need-for-the-messiah-part-2-ploi3jksocy2022-09-15T13:00:34ZTheology I: Need for the Messiah (part 2)The Skull-Crushing Seed of the Woman | The Messiah from Genesis to Revelation This lecture brings Theology I to a hope-filled conclusion by tracing one of the most powerful messianic themes in all of Scripture. Rather than ending with the darkness of sin, this session lifts our eyes to God’s promise of redemption, beginning in Genesis 3 and unfolding across the entire Bible. You’ll see how the Old Testament consistently points to a coming King who would defeat the serpent, rescue God’s people, and reign forever. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:00 Why Theology I ends with Messiah 1:21 The Old Testament as a messianic document 3:30 The biblical storyline and covenants 6:04 Jesus’ interpretation of the Old Testament (Luke 24) 10:50 Genesis 3:15 and the first gospel promise 13:23 The seed of the woman vs. the seed of the serpent 15:31 Pharaoh, Herod, and attempts to destroy the seed 17:46 Esther, Haman, and attempted annihilation 18:50 Skull-crushing imagery throughout the Old Testament 21:01 Jesus’ authority over the serpent (Luke 10) 23:26 Crushing Satan under our feet (Romans 16) 24:49 Revelation 12 and the victory of the Lamb 29:27 Christ’s triumph over rulers and authorities (Colossians 2) 31:18 Living as citizens of the Messiah’s kingdom This session is built around Jim Hamilton’s article, The Skull-Crushing Seed of the Woman, and explores how Genesis 3:15 sets the trajectory for the entire biblical storyline. Immediately after the fall, God promises that an offspring of the woman will crush the serpent’s head. That promise becomes a thread woven through the Law, the Prophets, the Psalms, and ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ. Rather than focusing only on isolated messianic prophecies, this lecture highlights a broader biblical-theological theme. You’ll see how repeated patterns of conflict, enemy defeat, head-crushing, and dust-licking imagery reinforce the promise that God will decisively triumph over evil. From Balaam’s prophecy in Numbers 24, to Joshua’s victories, to Judges, the Psalms, the Prophets, and beyond, Scripture continually renews hope in a coming deliverer. One of the most striking truths explored here is the irony of the gospel. The serpent-crusher conquers not through worldly power, but through suffering. Isaiah 53 reveals that the Messiah would crush the enemy by being crushed Himself, bearing sin and satisfying God’s righteous judgment. This theme reaches its climax in the New Testament, where Jesus’ death and resurrection disarm Satan and the powers of darkness once and for all. The lecture concludes by showing how believers participate in this victory. Through faith in Christ, the word of our testimony, and lives surrendered even unto death, God’s people overcome the enemy as they await Christ’s final return. Theology, in the end, leads to doxology, joyful obedience, confident hope, and faithful living under the reign of the true King. Learn more about Christ-centered theological education at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #Messiah #BiblicalTheology #Genesis315 #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristCentered #OldTestament #BibleStudyhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/pLoI3JkSOcY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/pLoI3JkSOcY2022-09-15T13:00:34Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-joshua-kk65w4bqmu42021-04-05T12:30:01ZOld Testament | JoshuaDr. Miller continues using the “Land, Nation, Leader” theme as students dive into the life of Joshua. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/Kk65W4bQmu4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Kk65W4bQmu42021-04-05T12:30:01Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-preseminary-at-cedarville-li3mnbqlbnc2019-02-06T19:17:23ZWhy Study Preseminary at Cedarville?Discover how the Preseminary Minor deepens biblical study and the life of the mind. Explore academic programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/programs/preseminary-minor Scripture makes it clear that the life of the mind is central to the Christian life. In this video, we highlight how loving God with all your heart, soul, and mind shapes the way we think, believe, and study. For students interested in ministry and deeper biblical understanding, the Preseminary Minor offers a meaningful path for careful, faithful study of God’s Word. While Bible translations are reliable and accurately reflect what God revealed long ago, there is immense value in studying Scripture in the original languages. Through the Preseminary Minor, students take two semesters of Greek, two semesters of Hebrew, and an upper-level Bible course. That academic foundation helps learners see nuances in Scripture they might otherwise miss when reading only an English translation. This kind of study is designed to strengthen both personal faith and ministry impact. By learning to engage Scripture more carefully, students are better equipped to love God with their minds and help others do the same in more effective, thoughtful ways. The goal is not only knowledge, but deeper worship, stronger biblical literacy, and more intentional service to others. Learn About Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Explore Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Plan a Campus Visit: https://cedar.to/Visit #ChristianEducation #BibleStudy #Preseminary #GreekAndHebrew #FaithAndLearning #highereducation — The Preseminary Minor equips students to study Scripture more deeply through Greek and Hebrew coursework and advanced Bible classes. By engaging the original languages, students uncover important nuances often missed in translation. This program strengthens the life of the mind and prepares students for thoughtful ministry, helping them grow in their ability to love God and serve others with greater clarity and understanding.https://img.youtube.com/vi/li3mnbqLbnc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/li3mnbqLbnc2019-02-06T19:17:23Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-ecclesiastes-part-1-plkfmgvkc182021-05-31T12:30:04ZOld Testament | Ecclesiastes: Part 1Dr. Miller introduces Ecclesiastes, explains its background, and offers the trouble that many readers have with the book. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/PLKfmGVkC18/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/PLKfmGVkC182021-05-31T12:30:04Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/join-us-as-a-pa-program-preceptor-dfjyiymms1o2021-12-06T18:22:52ZJoin Us as a PA Program PreceptorDr. Thomas White, President of Cedarville University, invites doctors and PAs to serve as preceptors for Cedarville's developing PA program, helping train the next generation of healthcare practitioners. Cedarville.edu/Preceptorshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/DfJYiymms1o/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/DfJYiymms1o2021-12-06T18:22:52Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-work-of-christ-part-2-5jqhxunqrks2022-10-11T13:00:04ZTheology II: Work of Christ (part 2)The Work of Christ with Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University — Atonement, Passover, Sacrifice, and Theories of the Cross In this lecture, Dr. Jeremy Kimble continues exploring what Jesus accomplished in his death and resurrection, examining the Lord’s Supper, key passages in Romans and Galatians, Old Testament patterns of sacrifice, and major historical theories of the atonement. https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject 0:00 Cedarville introduction — daily chapel, worship, and student experience 0:21 Review — Person of Christ completed; transition to the Work of Christ 0:27 Summary of prior sessions: Christ prophesied, born, lived, died, rose, ascended, will return 0:42 A.C.T.S. prayer pattern and why praise matters in Christology 1:16 Reflecting on who Jesus is and what he has done 2:32 Review of Old Testament sacrifices and substitution 2:47 Luke 22 — the Last Supper; Passover fulfilled in Christ 3:20 Jesus identifies the bread and cup with his body and blood 3:44 New covenant inaugurated in Christ’s death 4:37 Lord’s Supper as both solemn and joy-filled, because the work is finished 5:11 Romans 3 — righteousness apart from the law; justification by grace 6:10 All have sinned; all who believe are justified freely 6:37 Redemption and propitiation through Christ’s blood; God as just and justifier 7:11 Galatians 3 — curse of the law, Christ becoming a curse for us 8:02 Christ redeems both Jews and Gentiles; blessing of Abraham extended to all nations 8:28 Promise of the Spirit received by faith 9:07 Old Testament background prepared for Christ’s atonement 9:43 Importance of reading Leviticus alongside Hebrews 12:41 Hebrews 7–10 — Christ the greater high priest; priesthood of Melchizedek 13:34 Melchizedek in Genesis 14; Christ as priest of a new covenant 14:43 First Peter 2 — Christ bearing sin and fulfilling Isaiah 53 15:10 Revelation 5 — the Lion-Lamb who ransomed people from every nation 15:59 Revelation 13 — the Lamb slain before the foundation of the world 16:44 Christ’s death as wrath-bearing, substitutionary, redeeming, reconciling 17:01 Worship interlude — reflecting on the worthiness of the Lamb 17:09 Student questions: Old Testament sacrifices, circumcised heart, Jeremiah 17 vs. Jeremiah 31 18:42 New covenant promises — new heart, law written on the heart, heart of flesh 19:55 Fighting sin and growing in holiness; sanctification explained 21:46 Why believers can still deceive themselves yet remain new creations 22:56 Objective, subjective, and classical theories of the atonement 23:23 Classical (Christus Victor) — Christ defeating Satan, sin, and death 24:11 Why Christus Victor is true but incomplete 25:07 Subjective theory — Abelard’s moral influence approach 25:33 Why moral example is insufficient without substitution 26:03 Objective theory — Anselm’s Why God Became Man and the necessity of a God-man 26:40 Humanity owes the debt; only God can pay the debt; therefore we need a God-man 27:17 Honor, guilt, and the need for punishment addressed at the cross Learn more Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinor #Theology #Atonement #Christology #GospelCentered #ChristianWorldviewhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/5jQhxUNQRKs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/5jQhxUNQRKs2022-10-11T13:00:04Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/mother-and-daughter-pursue-msn-fnp-together-at-cedarville-tsffrir44hy2026-03-20T16:34:02ZMother and Daughter Pursue MSN-FNP Together at CedarvilleValerie and Erica Belmont share their journey through Cedarville University’s Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) Family Nurse Practitioner program. https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/programs/msn-family-nurse-practitioner From bedside nursing to global health experiences in Ghana, both women felt called to deepen their clinical knowledge and expand their ability to care for patients in diverse settings. Their story highlights how Cedarville’s Christ-centered, holistic approach to nursing education prepares students to treat the whole person — body, mind, and spirit — while equipping to use nursing as a ministry for Christ. Cedarville’s MSN-FNP program stands out for its integration of faith and practice, preparing nurses to step confidently into advanced roles while making a lasting impact on patients and communities. — Valerie and Erica Belmont share how Cedarville’s MSN-FNP program equipped them for global healthcare and holistic patient care. Their journey from bedside nursing to advanced practice highlights the program’s flexibility, faith integration, and focus on treating the whole person — preparing them to serve with skill, compassion, and purpose.https://img.youtube.com/vi/TSfFRIr44hY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/TSfFRIr44hY2026-03-20T16:34:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/nextgen-pharmds-when-a-pharmacist-calls-the-shots-jq7sihmq-rk2026-04-24T15:58:17ZNextGen PharmDs: When a Pharmacist Calls the ShotsAnna Staudt shares how Cedarville prepared her for a career in clinical pharmacy and patient care. Learn more about Cedarville’s Christ-centered pharmacy training for the next generation of pharmacists: https://cedar.to/NextGenPharmDs Anna Staudt, Clinical Pharmacy and Allied Health Manager at Heart of Ohio Family Health (@heartofohiofamilyhealth4745), discusses her role overseeing a clinical pharmacy program and supporting HIV case management. In her work, she provides chronic disease state management across a range of conditions, with a focus on pharmacist-led HIV and Hepatitis C treatment. She also contributes to quality improvement initiatives and serves as a preceptor for students, helping shape the next generation of healthcare professionals. Anna credits Cedarville University for equipping her with the skills and mindset needed for her career. Through an emphasis on professionalism and involvement, she was encouraged to step outside her comfort zone, engage in student organizations, and build meaningful connections. These experiences helped her discover her passion for working with people and prepared her to lead, collaborate, and deliver patient-centered care in a clinical setting. Her story highlights the value of hands-on experience, mentorship, and personal growth in pursuing a career in pharmacy and allied health. From managing complex disease states to investing in student development, Anna’s journey reflects the impact of a Cedarville education on both professional readiness and purpose-driven work. Apply to Cedarville University: https://cedar.to/GradApply Explore Cedarville's Pharmacy program: https://cedar.to/Pharmacy Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #CedarvilleUniversity #SchoolOfPharmacy #PharmacyInformatics #PharmacyResidency PN: 26-0335 — Anna Staudt explains her role as Clinical Pharmacy and Allied Health Manager at Heart of Ohio Family Health, including work in HIV and Hepatitis C treatment, chronic disease management, and student mentorship. She reflects on how Cedarville University’s focus on professionalism and involvement helped her grow, build connections, and discover her passion for working with people in a healthcare setting.https://img.youtube.com/vi/JQ7SiHmQ-rk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/JQ7SiHmQ-rk2026-04-24T15:58:17Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-university-commencement-2018-360-timelapse-qtsplkpwt8g2018-05-05T21:54:32ZCedarville University Commencement 2018 360 TimelapseExperience Cedarville University's 2018 Commencement from on stage!https://img.youtube.com/vi/qTsPlkpwt8g/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/qTsPlkpwt8g2018-05-05T21:54:32Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/title-ix-intermediate-training-september-2020-sa5qysjg60m2026-04-22T13:19:58ZTitle IX Intermediate Training — September 2020This training session provides a focused overview of Title IX, emphasizing how institutions can support students and employees while maintaining a fair and transparent process. Rather than only outlining rules, the session highlights the purpose behind Title IX: ensuring equitable access to education and fostering a campus environment built on trust, safety, and accountability. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction and purpose of Title IX 1:20 Core themes and institutional responsibility 3:40 Supporting both complainants and respondents 6:40 Roles, responsibilities, and avoiding bias 10:50 Centralized reporting and coordination 13:50 Overview of reporting and intake 20:00 Supporting students and setting boundaries 28:40 Supportive measures in practice 33:00 Resolution processes and outcomes 40:00 Building trust and preventing retaliation A key theme throughout the training is that Title IX is not about punishment first—it is about access. When misconduct is reported, the institution’s responsibility is to ensure that all parties involved can continue participating in educational programs. This includes offering supportive measures such as schedule adjustments, counseling access, or housing changes—without assuming guilt or innocence. #CedarvilleUniversity #TitleIX #CampusSafety #StudentSupport #HigherEducation #LeadershipTraining — This session equips faculty and staff to navigate Title IX responsibly by emphasizing access, fairness, and support. It highlights practical ways to assist students, maintain professional boundaries, and contribute to a safe and trustworthy campus environment.https://img.youtube.com/vi/sa5QysJG60M/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/sa5QysJG60M2026-04-22T13:19:58Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/nextgen-pharmds-from-cedarville-to-residency-at-johns-hopkins-hospital-9yf8amm1zfu2026-01-28T18:54:21ZNextGen PharmDs: From Cedarville to Residency at Johns Hopkins HospitalLuke O’Brien shares how Cedarville University prepared him for a pharmacy informatics residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Learn more about Cedarville’s Christ-centered pharmacy training for the next generation of pharmacists: https://cedar.to/NextGenPharmDs Luke O’Brien is a 2025 graduate of the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy and is now completing a 2-year pharmacy informatics residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital. In his role, Luke works with clinical systems, healthcare technology, and medication use workflows to help improve patient care. He credits Cedarville with preparing him well for this opportunity, especially through his involvement with the Cedarville Center for Pharmacy Innovation. That experience helped him understand how technology and systems can support better medication use and patient outcomes. Luke also highlights Cedarville’s mission to train Christian pharmacists who serve God by serving others, noting how faith and professional preparation were integrated throughout his education. Apply to Cedarville University: https://cedar.to/GradApply Explore Cedarville's Pharmacy program: https://cedar.to/Pharmacy Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #CedarvilleUniversity #SchoolOfPharmacy #PharmacyInformatics #PharmacyResidency PN: 26-0335 — Luke O’Brien, a 2025 Cedarville University School of Pharmacy graduate, reflects on how his education prepared him for a pharmacy informatics residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital, combining technology-focused training with a Christ-centered approach to serving patients.https://img.youtube.com/vi/9YF8AmM1ZFU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/9YF8AmM1ZFU2026-01-28T18:54:21Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/study-abroad-testimonial-ireland-_25pjlwjode2020-01-15T02:48:12ZStudy Abroad Testimonial - IrelandStudy abroad in Ireland and grow academically, spiritually, and relationally. Start your study abroad journey: https://cedar.to/Visit Spending a month studying abroad in Ireland gave this Cedarville University student a unique opportunity to combine academics, faith, and adventure. Based just south of Dublin in Greystones along the Irish Sea, students attended classes near the ocean and took regular field trips into Dublin to explore museums, historical sites, and cultural landmarks. These shared experiences helped build meaningful relationships with fellow Cedarville students and professors. For an electrical engineering major with a full academic schedule, studying abroad also created space to take additional Bible classes back on campus. Ultimately, the experience was not only academically beneficial but personally transformative — building lasting friendships and deeper faculty connections. #CedarvilleUniversity #StudyAbroad #IrelandStudyAbroad #ChristianEducation #CollegeExperience #engineeringstudents — Study abroad in Ireland with Cedarville University and experience hands-on learning, cultural exploration, and spiritual growth. From visiting historical sites in Dublin to examining ancient biblical texts, students gain a deeper understanding of their faith while building lasting relationships. Flexible travel opportunities and academic benefits make this a life-changing experience for students in any major.https://img.youtube.com/vi/_25PJLWjodE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/_25PJLWjodE2020-01-15T02:48:12Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/school-of-pharmacy-year-in-review-2023-sct0zma3i_q2025-12-30T19:20:18ZSchool of Pharmacy Year in Review – 2023Dr. Jeff Bates, Dean of the School of Pharmacy, shares how the Lord blessed the School of Pharmacy and its faculty and students in 2023.https://img.youtube.com/vi/scT0zma3I_Q/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/scT0zma3I_Qhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/127th-annual-commencement-2-p-m-qzjjkp4tdci2023-05-06T20:01:46Z127th Annual Commencement | 2 p.m.Celebrate the Class of 2023 with us!https://img.youtube.com/vi/qzjJKP4tdCI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/qzjJKP4tdCI2023-05-06T20:01:46Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-luke-part-2-john-part-1-f8xcgory-yu2023-11-06T17:00:34ZNew Testament | Luke (Part 2) & John (Part 1)In this lecture excerpt Dr. Michael McKay walks through thematic readings of the Gospels — why we must read beyond Christmas and Easter, how Luke emphasizes Jesus as Savior of the world, how John’s prologue redefines the people of God, and why the resurrection is the bedrock of Christian faith. Ideal for students of biblical studies and anyone wanting a clearer guide to Gospel portraits and key theology. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor This video excerpt is a focused classroom lecture on Gospel theology designed to help viewers read the four Gospels as complementary portraits rather than redundant retellings. Dr. McKay highlights Luke’s concern for the marginalized, Luke’s link to Acts and Gentile mission, and John’s theological prologue that presents Jesus as the incarnate Word, preexistent with the Father. The resurrection is emphasized throughout as the hinge that authenticates Jesus’ claims, grounds Christian hope, and affirms Old Testament witness. Practical interpretive help is given for reading difficult Johannine passages like John 6 — including how the prologue frames the ideas of belief, divine gifting, and the redefinition of God’s people. 0:00 Lecture opening — Christmas and Easter readers definition 0:38 Portraits of the Gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke 1:39 Luke’s emphasis — Jesus as Savior of the world 3:08 Holy Spirit, New Covenant link 4:18 Luke’s resurrection material and pilgrimage photos 7:30 Reflection on the empty tomb and testimony literature 8:28 Why the resurrection authenticates Jesus’ claims 11:00 Personal testimony — aortic dissection and faith 13:46 Resurrection as validation of Old Testament scripture 15:13 Transition to the Gospel of John — author, date, purpose 22:25 John’s prologue explained — incarnation and pre-existence 30:29 John redefines the people of God 36:11 John 6 and belief, drawing, and divine gifting 46:48 Literary features of John — signs, Glory, and binaries 49:11 Key distinctions between John and the synoptics Call to action Apply or learn about admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial aid information: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit campus and tours: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Explore academic programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics Resurrection of Jesus, Gospel of John, Book of Luke, prologue of John, incarnation, empty tomb, Holy Spirit, New Covenant, Mount of Olives, Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus Christ theology, New Testament survey, Gospel comparison, Christian apologetics, biblical exegesis #Gospels #Resurrection #BiblicalStudies #JohnsGospel #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianHigherEdhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/f8XcGoRy-yU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/f8XcGoRy-yU2023-11-06T17:00:34Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/selecting-a-visit-option-ltvor6ddywe2019-05-23T11:50:09ZSelecting a Visit OptionVisit Cedarville University to experience Christ-centered community and campus life firsthand. Plan your visit: https://cedar.to/Visit The best way to know if Cedarville is right for you is to visit campus in southwest Ohio. Attend Chapel, tour campus, and connect with students while experiencing a genuine Christian community. Choose from several visit options. Personalized visits let you sit in on classes, meet professors, connect with financial aid, or even stay overnight. CU Fridays offer a high-energy group experience with classes, Chapel, campus tours, and student panels. Academic preview days provide in-depth looks at programs like nursing, engineering, and science with hands-on activities. Admitted students can attend All-Access days for a behind-the-scenes experience, including overnight stays and meeting faculty. Can’t visit in person? Take a virtual campus tour anytime from your device. #CedarvilleUniversity #CollegeVisit #CampusTour #ChristianCollege #FutureStudent — Visiting Cedarville helps you explore academics, community, and student life in a meaningful way. With flexible visit options and virtual tours, you can discover if Cedarville is the right fit for your college journey.https://img.youtube.com/vi/ltvor6dDyWE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ltvor6dDyWE2019-05-23T11:50:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/from-classroom-to-canyon-inside-cedarville-s-hands-on-geology-program-8og1j-lx6la2026-03-20T12:10:30ZFrom Classroom to Canyon: Inside Cedarville’s Hands-On Geology ProgramExperience hands-on geology training with field trips, expert faculty, and a Christ-centered perspective. Explore the program: https://cedarville.edu/academics/programs/geology Cedarville University’s geology program stands out for its hands-on learning, beginning as early as freshman year. In courses like physical geology and historical geology, students participate in field trips to places like Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Cedarville Gorge, and other local sites, gaining exposure to world-class geological features. These experiences continue across the country with trips to Salt Lake City, Colorado, Anza-Borrego in California, Sedona, and the Grand Canyon, where students actively measure and analyze formations like the Coconino Sandstone. The program integrates a Christian worldview, teaching students to think biblically about geology while also engaging with conventional timescales and models. This dual approach strengthens critical thinking and equips graduates to navigate multiple perspectives with confidence. Students are prepared for graduate school or immediate entry into the workforce, supported by strong faculty guidance and real-world experience. Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #CedarvilleUniversity #GeologyProgram #ChristianEducation #EarthScience #FieldExperience #STEMEducation — Cedarville’s geology program combines early field experience, expert faculty mentorship, and a Christian worldview to prepare students for careers or graduate study. Through hands-on training in locations like the Grand Canyon and strong classroom instruction, students gain practical skills, critical thinking abilities, and a deeper understanding of geology grounded in faith.https://img.youtube.com/vi/8oG1j-LX6LA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/8oG1j-LX6LA2026-03-20T12:10:30Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-forensic-science-at-cedarville-university-ypgj2kivyk02025-06-05T19:35:21ZWhy Study Forensic Science at Cedarville University?Why Study Forensic Science at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/ForensicSci Do you love science, solving puzzles, and pursuing justice? Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science combines these passions into a program that equips you to apply scientific principles to criminal investigations — all while grounding your education in a biblical worldview. As a forensic science major, you’ll study chemistry, biology, and advanced lab techniques while learning how to analyze and interpret evidence with precision. From performing chemical tests and using high-tech instrumentation to extracting and comparing DNA, you’ll gain the skills needed to serve as a forensic scientist in real-world settings. Cedarville’s program emphasizes hands-on experience through extensive laboratory work, advanced science courses, and an internship in a crime lab. This interdisciplinary approach ensures you graduate fully prepared for the challenges of the field. What makes Cedarville distinct is its commitment to biblical integration. In every class, you’ll learn to connect your scientific training with God’s Word, preparing you to use your career as both a pursuit of justice and a ministry for Christ. When you graduate, you’ll be equipped for careers in crime labs, law enforcement agencies, or graduate programs, ready to serve with excellence, integrity, and a Gospel impact. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #ForensicScience #ChristianEducation #STEMCareers #JusticeAndFaith PN: 25-0002 — Do you love science, solving puzzles, and pursuing justice? Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science combines these passions into a program that equips you to apply scientific principles to criminal investigations — all while grounding your education in a biblical worldview.https://img.youtube.com/vi/yPGJ2KiVYk0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/yPGJ2KiVYk02025-06-05T19:35:21Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/keys-for-career-exploration-qxpoqawyld42026-04-21T14:01:50ZKeys for Career ExplorationDiscover how to choose a major and career with confidence and purpose. Learn more about Cedarville: https://cedar.to/Admissions In this Cedarville University webinar, Career Services Director Jeff Reep shares practical, faith-centered guidance for career exploration. Students are encouraged to slow down, make informed decisions, and pursue careers aligned with their God-given gifts, interests, and abilities. Timestamps: 0:01 Introduction to career exploration 1:05 Choosing wisely over quickly 2:49 Why career decisions matter 3:33 Common regrets and challenges 6:28 Exploring career options 7:10 Using assessment tools 10:02 “What can I do with this major?” 15:28 Exploring career paths 18:17 Choosing based on calling, not trends 24:03 Three key steps: pray, seek advice, pursue God’s direction 30:30 Aligning desires with God’s will 37:04 Choosing majors strategically 40:34 Q&A and practical next steps Through tools like assessments, career research, and internships, students can better understand their options and avoid costly missteps. Most importantly, Jeff emphasizes three key actions: pray for direction, seek wise counsel, and pursue interests while trusting God’s leading. #CedarvilleUniversity #CareerExploration #ChoosingAMajor #CollegePlanning #ChristianEducation — This webinar equips students to approach career decisions with wisdom and faith. By combining practical tools with biblical guidance, Cedarville helps students pursue meaningful careers that align with their calling and prepare them to make a lasting impact.https://img.youtube.com/vi/qxpOQawYlD4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/qxpOQawYlD42026-04-21T14:01:50Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-what-is-the-message-of-the-bible-d02snefifdg2024-03-22T16:00:18ZBible and the Gospel | What is the Message of the Bible?In this lecture Dr. Trent Rogers traces the Bible’s single, Christ-centered storyline — Canon, Covenants, and Christ — and show how God enacts His kingdom by bringing His holy people into His perfect place under His righteous rule. Explore key texts, major themes, and how Genesis to Revelation points to Jesus. Time Stamps: 0:00 — Opening question: what is the message/story of the Bible? 1:03 — The three building blocks: Canon, Covenant, Christ 5:00 — Read parts in light of the whole; interpreting Genesis 12 and Genesis 3 16:11 — One book, one story — biblical theology defined 17:16 — Adam’s rule and the fall; promise of the serpent-crusher 21:56 — The monarchy: Saul, David, and the promise of a forever king (2 Samuel 7) 25:16 — Messiah and genealogy — Jesus as Son of David and Son of Abraham 29:53 — God’s people — Israel, the church, and the bride in Revelation 32:05 — Eden, temple, promised land — place and presence of God 35:52 — Core summary of the storyline (exam-ready sentence) 36:46 — Kingdom explained — people, place, and rule under God 41:48 — Stepwise movement: exile, return, longing, and fulfillment in Christ 46:47 — Christ’s work — New Covenant, cleansed people, Spirit, and hope of new heavens and new earth 50:03 — How biblical authors retell the storyline — Matthew, Hebrews, Acts Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #BiblicalGospel #ChristianEducation #TheologyCourse #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinorProjecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/D02snEfiFdg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/D02snEfiFdg2024-03-22T16:00:18Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/premedical-studies-at-cedarville-university-fwtbp7pogs2026-04-21T13:30:48ZPremedical Studies at Cedarville UniversityPrepare for medical school with strong science training and Christ-centered purpose. Explore premed pathways: https://cedar.to/Programs Dr. Steven Galmer shares how Cedarville University equips students for careers in the health professions. With a strong foundation in biology and chemistry, students develop the critical thinking and communication skills needed for medical school and beyond. #CedarvilleUniversity #Premed #HealthProfessions #MedicalSchool #ChristianEducation — Cedarville’s premed program combines rigorous science education, hands-on lab experience, and faculty mentorship. Students are prepared for medical school and equipped to serve others through healthcare with skill and compassion.https://img.youtube.com/vi/-FwtBP7POgs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/-FwtBP7POgs2026-04-21T13:30:48Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-ordo-salutis-part-3-d4ejac-tniw2022-11-08T14:00:08ZTheology II: Ordo Salutis (part 3)Union with Christ, Sanctification, and Perseverance with Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University — Why union with Christ is the center of salvation and how calling, regeneration, repentance, faith, sanctification, and glorification fit together In this lecture Dr. Jeremy Kimble traces the ordo salutis from predestination through calling, justification, sanctification, and glorification, explains the difference between universal and effectual calling, and gives pastoral, practical guidance for growth, assurance, and perseverance in the Christian life. https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject 0:06 Cedarville announcement and global outreach 0:22 Order of salvation overview — justification, sanctification, glorification (Romans 8:29–30) 1:11 Election implications — assurance, holiness, evangelism, prayer 2:29 Acts 18 example — preach where God has people 4:54 Universal call vs effectual call; Spirit and gospel intersecting in the heart 8:09 Regeneration and new birth — John 3 and Ezekiel echoes 10:00 Freedom from slavery to sin; Galatians 5 and walking by the Spirit 11:56 Conversion = repentance + faith; what saving faith trusts in (Romans 10:9; John 6:35; John 3:16) 20:11 Faith as the human response to God’s grace — by grace through faith 30:51 Repentance and godly sorrow that produces lasting change (2 Corinthians 7) 34:52 Glorification and the end of the golden chain of salvation 36:31 Practical applications — evangelism training, means of grace, community, perseverance Dr. Jeremy Kimble grounds soteriology in union with Christ and moves from doctrine to daily discipleship — explaining that sanctification is both positional (you are saints in Christ) and progressive (one degree of glory to another, with a “squiggly” upward trajectory). He unpacks how justification is a once-for-all declaration of not guilty, how regeneration is a radical new life instituted by the Spirit, and how conversion involves both repentance and saving faith that treasures Christ as Lord and greatest satisfaction. The lecture clarifies universal proclamation versus effectual calling, uses Acts 18 to show why evangelism remains essential, and surveys pastoral tensions such as Hebrews 6 warnings versus John 10 assurances. Practical theology is emphasized throughout: hindrances to growth (unbelief, bad company, pride, distracting weights), the means of grace for steady growth (Scripture, prayer, solitude, fasting, community, worship, evangelism, Christian biography), and pastoral markers for assurance (present posture of faith, ongoing repentance, visible fruit, and counsel from mature Christians). The session concludes by celebrating glorification — resurrection and completion of God’s work — and by urging students to persevere in the local church as a chief means of sanctification. Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Plan a visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academicshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/D4eJAC-TNiw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/D4eJAC-TNiw2022-11-08T14:00:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/value-of-an-mba-for-healthcare-professionals-8cphjjizxkk2026-04-08T14:23:33ZValue of an MBA for Healthcare ProfessionalsExplore how business skills elevate careers in health care leadership and impact. Learn about Cedarville’s MBA in healthcare administration: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/programs/mba-healthcare-management In this Cedarville University newsroom interview, Eric Smith, chief financial officer for the Cincinnati region of Mercy Health, shares valuable insight into the growing connection between health care and business. With more than 22 years of experience, Smith explains why professionals like nurses, doctors, and pharmacists benefit from understanding both clinical care and operational strategy. Drawing from real-world experience, Smith highlights the advantage of combining medical expertise with business knowledge. Health care leaders who understand financial implications, efficiency, and organizational strategy are better equipped to make informed decisions that improve patient outcomes while sustaining operations. He describes this as being a “dual threat” — someone who can evaluate both patient care and business impact to bring greater value to an organization. As health care margins continue to shrink due to rising costs and payer pressures, professionals with business training are increasingly essential. An MBA, especially with a healthcare administration focus, empowers leaders to identify cost-saving opportunities, improve systems, and help organizations not only survive but thrive in a challenging environment. Cedarville’s online MBA with a healthcare administration track is designed to meet this need, providing graduate students with practical, real-world skills they can immediately apply in their health care settings. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #HealthcareLeadership #MBAHealthcare #CedarvilleUniversity #HealthcareCareers #BusinessInHealthcare #GraduatePrograms — Discover how combining clinical expertise with business knowledge creates stronger, more effective health care leaders. In this interview, Eric Smith explains how an MBA equips professionals to navigate financial challenges, improve efficiency, and lead organizations with greater impact in today’s evolving health care landscape.https://img.youtube.com/vi/8CpHJJiZXkk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/8CpHJJiZXkk2026-04-08T14:23:33Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/nothing-like-cedarville-university-athletics-4vkj46jlqgk2023-03-17T18:33:40ZNothing like Cedarville University AthleticsAt Cedarville University, we have 16 intercollegiate sports that participate in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference, NCAA Division II, and the NCCAA. We have more than 300 student-athletes who are competing for Christ, contending for championships, and changing sport culture. There's no other institution doing athletics like Cedarville!https://img.youtube.com/vi/4vKj46JLQGk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/4vKj46JLQGk2023-03-17T18:33:40Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/get-involved-with-the-local-church-snybzzdn2oa2026-03-20T16:45:34ZGet Involved With the Local ChurchCedarville President Thomas White challenges students to get involved in the local church.https://img.youtube.com/vi/SNyBzZDn2OA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/SNyBzZDn2OA2026-03-20T16:45:34Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-translation-quotation-allusion-tools-10ssc8_jspa2024-04-19T16:00:02ZBible and the Gospel | Translation, Quotation, Allusion ToolsIn this lecture, Dr. Trent Rogers explains the translation tool and previews the quotation/allusion tool — why multiple English translations help (and sometimes hinder) biblical interpretation, translation philosophies (formal equivalence, functional equivalence, mediating approaches), practical examples (Psalm 23, Colossians 3, Romans 3:25, 1 Corinthians 8), and how to use parallel Bibles and study tools responsibly in word studies and textual analysis. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 Introduction to the translation tool and why multiple translations matter 1:05 How multiple translations give a more holistic view 1:48 Course goals — understand and practice the translation tool (and possibly the quotation/allusion tool) 3:03 Recent translations and examples — Passion Translation and editorial choices (Psalm 23 reading) 7:04 How translation choices can obscure allusions and theological images (shepherd imagery) 11:52 Inspiration, transmission, and the role of translation in faithfulness to Scripture 14:57 Translation challenges in mission contexts and receptor languages 15:56 Formal equivalence vs functional equivalence vs mediating approaches explained 21:42 Colossians 3 compared across translations — word of Christ, richly dwell, teaching and admonishing, psalms/hymns/spiritual songs 31:45 Demonstration of using parallel translations and text comparison tools (example Romans 3:25 and propitiation) 34:29 How translation variation illuminates theological and Old Testament connections (mercy seat, atonement, sacrifice) 38:57 Applying the translation tool to 1 Corinthians 8 — example with terms related to idols and offerings Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #BiblicalGospel #ChristianEducation #TheologyCourse #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinorProjecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/10sSc8_JSPA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/10sSc8_JSPA2024-04-19T16:00:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/automated-package-pickup-system-8htpi4myyak2026-04-21T14:15:28ZAutomated Package Pickup SystemCedarville’s automated package system allows students to skip lines and pick up deliveries on their schedule. With secure lockers and easy access, it’s a simple, efficient way to manage packages on campus.https://img.youtube.com/vi/8HtpI4MyyAk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/8HtpI4MyyAk2026-04-21T14:15:28Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-is-for-everyone-humanity-and-sin-uedwubzjoog2023-11-03T16:00:19ZTheology Is for Everyone | Humanity and SinIn the fourth video in the “Theology Is for Everyone” series, Dr. Jeremy Kimble, explains the theology of humanity and sin — how sin affected man's relationship with God. You'll learn what was originally true of humanity, what happened to humanity, and how we should apply this knowledge to our lives. The “Theology Is for Everyone” series by Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University, was recorded as an eight-part video series on important theological doctrine that every believer should understand. Each video is short, but full of rich truth for personal growth, group study, or however God leads you. Be blessed as you dig deeper into God’s Word. Learn more: cedar.to/qKyOkzhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/UEDwuBzJOOg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/UEDwuBzJOOg2023-11-03T16:00:19Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/from-overworked-to-empowered-tracy-figley-jucyzs0l0s82025-12-05T20:52:43ZFrom Overworked to Empowered: Tracy FigleyMeet Tracy Figley, CEO of Strong Tower Christian Media, which serves listeners through Christian radio stations across Ohio. Tracy participated in Cedarville University’s Leading for Impact leadership seminar, a two-day training experience designed to help leaders grow in self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and Christ-centered influence. Learn more about CU Lead: http://cedar.to/CULead For Tracy, the workshop was eye-opening. He discovered that while personality traits tend to remain steady, leadership style is something you can intentionally transform—and doing so benefits both the leader and the team. Through the Leading for Impact seminar, Tracy learned: ➡️ New insights about his personality and how it affects his leadership ➡️ How modifying his leadership approach can reduce stress and increase team health ➡️ That some of the challenges and long work hours he faced were tied directly to his leadership habits ➡️ Practical changes he can bring back to his team to strengthen communication, efficiency, and organizational growth Cedarville’s leadership programming emphasizes a biblical, servant-hearted approach that equips leaders to influence well, grow their organizations, and care for their teams. Tracy leaves the seminar energized and excited to return to Strong Tower Christian Media to implement what he learned and lead with renewed clarity and purpose. If you’re a leader seeking transformation rooted in Christ-centered principles, Tracy’s experience shows the kind of impact Cedarville’s leadership training can have.https://img.youtube.com/vi/JUcyzS0l0S8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/JUcyzS0l0S82025-12-05T20:52:43Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/when-is-a-teen-migraine-serious-enough-for-a-doctor-2whzy6atlok2026-04-01T13:15:30ZWhen Is a Teen Migraine Serious Enough for a Doctor?Do over-the-counter meds actually help teen migraines — and what should you avoid? Submit your questions for Cedarville’s Ask the Pharmacist weekly segment: https://cedarville.edu/ATP In this Ask the Pharmacist segment, Dr. Shannon Yarosz, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Cedarville University School of Pharmacy, discusses how teenagers can safely manage migraines and severe headaches. Migraines in teens can disrupt school, sports, and everyday life, but there are safe and effective treatment options available. Dr. Yarosz explains which over-the-counter medications are appropriate for teenagers, including ibuprofen and acetaminophen, and why single-ingredient options are typically recommended. She also addresses why combination medications that include aspirin and caffeine should generally be avoided in teens due to potential risks and side effects. You’ll also learn when migraines may require more than at-home treatment. Dr. Yarosz outlines warning signs like frequent headaches, sudden changes in symptoms, or concerning issues such as vision changes, confusion, or weakness that signal it’s time to seek medical care. Additionally, she explains when prescription medications may be considered for managing teen migraines. This segment is a helpful guide for parents and teens looking for clear, safe, and practical advice on managing migraine symptoms and knowing when to escalate care. Ask the Pharmacist is presented by the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy in partnership with @WDTNTV. School of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Pharmacy Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions #AskThePharmacist #TeenMigraines #CedarvilleUniversity #SchoolOfPharmacy #HeadacheRelief #pharmacyadvice PN: 26-0420 — In this episode of Ask the Pharmacist, Dr. Shannon Yarosz from Cedarville University explains how to treat migraines in teenagers using safe, over-the-counter options like ibuprofen and acetaminophen, why combination medications should be avoided, and when to seek medical care. Viewers gain practical guidance on recognizing serious symptoms and understanding when prescription treatments may be needed.https://img.youtube.com/vi/2wHzY6ATLok/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/2wHzY6ATLok2026-04-01T13:15:30Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/travel-like-a-pro-medication-tips-from-pharmacy-expert-dr-shannon-yarosz-_si0zw-b_lq2026-04-20T20:49:16ZTravel Like a Pro: Medication Tips From Pharmacy Expert Dr. Shannon YaroszTravel smart this season with expert tips on managing medications while on the go! Get your questions answered: https://cedarville.edu/AskThePharmacist Planning a trip? Don’t forget one of the most important items on your packing list — your medications. In this @WDTNTV segment, Dr. Shannon Yarosz, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Cedarville University, shares practical guidance to help you travel safely and confidently. From packing prescription medications with extra doses to remembering essential over-the-counter items like pain relievers and allergy medicine, these tips can help you avoid unnecessary stress during your trip. Timestamps: 0:00 Travel season and why medications matter 0:19 What medications to bring 0:56 How to store medications while traveling 1:37 Managing medications across time zones 2:19 Preventing travel-related illness 3:10 Submit your Ask the Pharmacist questions Dr. Yarosz also explains how to properly store medications, especially when flying or driving. Keeping medications in your carry-on ensures temperature regulation and reduces the risk of loss. For road trips, avoiding extreme temperatures in cars is key to maintaining medication effectiveness. If you’re traveling across time zones, she recommends sticking to your usual schedule for short trips or gradually adjusting for longer stays. Since some medications require precise timing, consulting your pharmacist beforehand can help you create a safe plan. Beyond medications, preventing travel-related illness is just as important. Simple habits like washing your hands and staying hydrated can go a long way. For international travel, Dr. Yarosz highlights the importance of checking CDC guidance and speaking with a healthcare provider about preventative medications for conditions like malaria, typhoid, or traveler’s diarrhea. If you have a medication or health question, Cedarville University’s School of Pharmacy offers a helpful resource through Ask the Pharmacist. Ask the Pharmacist: https://cedarville.edu/AskThePharmacist Cedarville University School of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Programs #TravelTips #MedicationSafety #PharmacyAdvice #CedarvilleUniversity #HealthTravel #AskThePharmacist PN: 26-0420 — Get expert travel health advice from Dr. Shannon Yarosz of Cedarville University. Learn how to pack, store, and manage medications, adjust for time zone changes, and prevent travel-related illness. This quick guide helps travelers stay safe, prepared, and healthy wherever their journey takes them.https://img.youtube.com/vi/_Si0ZW-B_lQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/_Si0ZW-B_lQ2026-04-20T20:49:16Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/class-of-2022-commencement-10-a-m-zo80uvfbgnq2022-05-07T16:11:10ZClass of 2022 Commencement | 10 a.m.Join us as we celebrate how the Lord has sustained the class of 2022!https://img.youtube.com/vi/Zo80UvFbGnQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Zo80UvFbGnQ2022-05-07T16:11:10Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/my-1-000-days-kaylee-probst-gqe6-kr0toc2024-03-27T20:30:02ZMy 1,000 Days: Kaylee ProbstKaylee Probst '22 shares how her 1,000 days at Cedarville University helped her grow in her faith and prepare for her future. ➡️ Learn how you can start your 1,000 Days at Cedarville University at cedarville.edu! #Christian #Christianity #CollegeLife #1000Days #UniversityAdmissions #Cedarville #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/GQE6-Kr0tOc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/GQE6-Kr0tOc2024-03-27T20:30:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-printy-hall-dorm-tour-w-qdcobgxco2025-12-15T19:00:19ZWelcome to Printy Hall! | Dorm Tour✨Follow along as we explore what it’s like to live in Printy Hall at Cedarville University. From modern amenities to cozy study spaces, get an inside look at life in this beautiful residence hall! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for other campus content! Learn more about Printy Hall: https://cedar.to/eDdkQK #CedarvilleUniversity #DormTour2024 #PrintyHallhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/w-QDcobGxCo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/w-QDcobGxCohttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-image-of-god-part-2-cgpvyqw8uhk2023-01-19T14:00:15ZTheology I: Image of God (part 2)Image of God | Human Dignity, Work, and Moral Responsibility What does it mean to be made in the image of God, and why does it matter for everyday life? In this Cedarville University theology lecture, students examine the biblical doctrine of the imago Dei and explore how being an image bearer shapes human identity, work, relationships, justice, and ethics. This session builds directly on Genesis 1 and traces how the image of God is created, distorted by sin, and progressively restored through Christ. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:20 Review of Genesis 1 and the image of God 0:50 Humanity as God’s representatives 3:38 Three historical views of the image of God 4:28 The functional view and dominion 7:35 The relational view and community 9:31 The substantive view and human capacities 11:41 Integrating the three views 12:19 Images as representations of authority 14:26 Humanity as God’s visible representatives 18:14 Image bearing and sanctification 20:14 Human distinctiveness and dignity 22:58 Human life versus animal life 25:17 Work as worship and vocation 27:21 Partiality, favoritism, and justice 32:19 Image of God and protection of life 35:16 Pornography and human trafficking 36:38 Why the doctrine of humanity matters The lecture begins by revisiting Genesis 1:26–28, emphasizing that humanity is created in God’s image and given a unique calling to represent God on the earth. Unlike the rest of creation, human beings are placed at the climax of creation and entrusted with stewardship, dominion, and responsibility. This image-bearing role is not merely about what humans do, but about who they are as God’s appointed representatives. Students then explore three major theological views of the image of God. The functional view emphasizes humanity’s role in ruling and stewarding creation. The relational view highlights humanity’s capacity for relationship with God and with one another, reflecting the relational nature of the Trinity. The substantive view focuses on the internal capacities God has given humans, such as reason, conscience, will, and moral awareness. The lecture argues that a holistic understanding brings all three together, with the substantive view at the center, enabling humans to function and relate as God intended. The doctrine of the image of God is shown to have far-reaching ethical implications. Because all people bear God’s image, every human life has inherent dignity and value, from conception to death. This truth challenges cultural assumptions about abortion, euthanasia, racism, human trafficking, pornography, and violence. To harm, exploit, or devalue another person is ultimately an offense against God Himself. The lecture also applies image-bearing to everyday work and vocation. Whatever one’s calling, work is to be done as unto the Lord, with excellence, integrity, and faithfulness. Being made in God’s image means representing His character not only in words but in actions, habits, and attitudes. Finally, students are reminded that while sin has deeply distorted the image of God in humanity, it has not erased it. Through salvation and sanctification, believers are being renewed in knowledge and righteousness after the image of Christ, the perfect image of God. This ongoing transformation points toward a future hope when Christ returns and restores His people fully. Discover Christ-centered theological education at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #ImageOfGod #DoctrineOfHumanity #ChristianTheology #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleClasshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/cGpvYQW8Uhk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/cGpvYQW8Uhk2023-01-19T14:00:15Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-intermediate-state-part-1-sw_d4me2cea2022-12-22T14:00:32ZTheology II: Intermediate State (part 1)Eschatology and Living in Light of the End – Dr. Kimble Cedarville University Online Theology Class In this online class presentation from Cedarville University, students continue their study of eschatology by focusing on what Scripture clearly teaches about the end times and how those truths shape Christian life and ministry today. This lecture emphasizes that eschatology is not only about future events, but about present faithfulness, hope, and holiness. https://www.cedarville.edu 0:00 Cedarville University campus life introduction 0:20 2 Peter 3 and the certainty of Christ’s return 1:27 Scoffers and the delay of the second coming 2:40 New creation and final judgment 3:47 Ethical implications of eschatology 4:49 Eschatology and ministry application 7:18 Hope, justice, and perseverance 9:22 Personal and cosmic eschatology 10:16 Inaugurated eschatology – already and not yet 11:44 The kingdom of God defined 13:45 Old Testament foundations of eschatology 18:54 Promises, covenant, and the coming King 23:00 Jesus and the arrival of the kingdom 25:07 Matthew 12 and the kingdom in Christ’s ministry 26:35 Parables of kingdom growth in Matthew 13 29:26 Avoiding overrealized and underrealized eschatology 33:27 Hope, holiness, and perseverance 35:28 Death, resurrection, and victory in Christ 38:49 The intermediate state introduced 40:44 Resurrection hope in Daniel 12 This theology lecture begins with 2 Peter 3, where students examine the promise of Christ’s return, God’s patience in delaying judgment, and the certainty of a coming day when creation will be renewed. The class highlights how these truths call believers to lives of holiness, godliness, diligence, and peace as they wait for the new heavens and the new earth. Students learn why eschatology is essential for Christian ministry, providing hope in suffering, urgency in evangelism, comfort in grief, and assurance of ultimate justice. The lecture distinguishes between personal eschatology, what happens to individuals after death, and cosmic eschatology, the renewal of all creation. A major theme is inaugurated eschatology, often described as the already and not yet of God’s kingdom. Through Old Testament promises, Jesus’ teaching, and parables in Matthew 13, students see that the kingdom has already arrived in Christ but will be fully consummated at His return. The class warns against both underrealized and overrealized approaches that distort biblical balance. The lecture concludes by addressing death, resurrection, and the intermediate state. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 15 and Daniel 12, students are reminded that death is not the end, resurrection is certain, and believers’ future hope transforms how they live in the present. Learn more about Cedarville University’s Christ-centered Bible and theology courses. Apply to Cedarville University https://www.cedarville.edu/Apply Explore academic programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Plan a campus visit https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Learn about Financial Aid https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid #CedarvilleUniversity #Eschatology #ChristianTheology #BibleClass #SecondCominghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/sW_d4mE2CEA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/sW_d4mE2CEA2022-12-22T14:00:32Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/the-arts-and-humanities-at-cedarville-whgstabe8di2023-03-27T20:06:20ZThe Arts and Humanities at CedarvilleA Christ-centered education that builds knowledge, skills, and lifelong learning. Discover your academic path: https://cedar.to/Programs At Cedarville University, academics are designed to prepare students for both their careers and their calling. Every degree program is built on three essential components: a Bible minor, a liberal arts core, and a major program of study. This structure ensures graduates are equipped with professional expertise, a strong biblical foundation, and a well-rounded education. #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianEducation #LiberalArts #CollegeAcademics #FaithAndLearning — Cedarville University’s academic model combines a Bible minor, liberal arts core, and major program to create a well-rounded, Christ-centered education. Students develop essential skills like critical thinking and communication while grounding their learning in Scripture, preparing them to succeed professionally and live out their faith in a changing world.https://img.youtube.com/vi/whgsTABe8DI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/whgsTABe8DI2023-03-27T20:06:20Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-biomedical-engineering-at-cedarville-iy7mgj_be_k2019-02-06T20:37:19ZWhy Study Biomedical Engineering at Cedarville?Explore Cedarville’s biomedical engineering minor and expand your engineering degree with hands-on design and research. Learn more about Engineering at Cedarville: https://cedar.to/BioMedEng Discover how the biomedical engineering minor at Cedarville University enhances our strong mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering programs. This 15-credit minor can be completed with as little as six additional credit hours by sharing electives within your BS degree. Students may also connect the minor to the senior design capstone course for an immersive biomedical engineering design experience. #CedarvilleUniversity #BiomedicalEngineering #EngineeringMinor #STEMEducation #PreMed #futureengineers PN: 25-0002 — Cedarville’s biomedical engineering minor strengthens mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering majors through focused coursework, research opportunities, and capstone design integration. With flexible credits, internship options, and preparation for graduate or medical school, this minor equips students with practical skills for careers in biomedical innovation.https://img.youtube.com/vi/IY7MGJ_bE_k/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/IY7MGJ_bE_k2019-02-06T20:37:19Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-s-torah-scroll-92czecoqhp02019-09-26T18:52:45ZCedarville's Torah ScrollDr. Jason Lee explains the significance of Cedarville's Torah Scroll, gifted to the University by God's Ancient Library, and how it will be used as a teaching tool for students. Visit our website to learn more: https://www.cedarville.eduhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/92CzecoQHp0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/92CzecoQHp02019-09-26T18:52:45Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/experience-summer-academic-camps-at-cedarville-university-dmbzuxefssk2026-03-30T20:52:52ZExperience Summer Academic Camps at Cedarville UniversityExplore Cedarville University’s summer academic camps and discover your future path. https://www.cedarville.edu/event/academic-camps Cedarville University’s summer academic camps give high school students a unique opportunity to explore potential majors, minors, and areas of interest before college. Whether you’re curious about athletic training, nursing, art, worship, or other areas of study, these camps provide hands-on experiences that help you “test drive” your future. Students not only learn about Cedarville as a whole but also dive deeper into specific programs through engaging, practical activities. At academic camps, students explore programs like athletic training, gaining insight into the profession while practicing hands-on clinical skills in the athletic training room. From learning techniques to experiencing the fast-paced environment, participants get a realistic view of what this career path involves. In nursing camp, students connect with professors and take part in exciting activities like CPR certification, simulation lab demonstrations, and even a pig dissection, offering a glimpse into college-level healthcare education. Camps like art create a strong sense of community. Students discover how creativity connects people, allowing them to express themselves while learning from others. Each camp is designed to combine learning, exploration, and personal growth in a supportive environment. Apply to Cedarville University: https://cedar.to/Admissions Explore Financial Aid Options: https://cedar.to/FinAid Schedule Your Campus Visit: https://cedar.to/Visit Discover Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #CollegePrep #AcademicCamps #FutureStudents #HealthcareCareers #campusexperience — Cedarville University summer academic camps give high school students hands-on experiences in programs like athletic training, nursing, art, and more. Through clinical practice, creative expression, and faculty interaction, students explore potential majors and discover what college life is really like. These camps help students build confidence, gain skills, and find direction for their future.https://img.youtube.com/vi/dmBZUxefSSk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/dmBZUxefSSk2026-03-30T20:52:52Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/start-college-early-with-cedarville-university-s-online-dual-enrollment-program-7anpoizdia02025-11-10T16:06:50ZStart College Early with Cedarville University’s Online Dual Enrollment ProgramGet a head start on your college journey with Cedarville University’s online dual enrollment program — designed for high school students who are ready to start sooner, go further, and grow deeper in their walk with Christ! Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Dual Enrollment Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions/dual-enrollment/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academicshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/7anpOIZDIA0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/7anpOIZDIA02025-11-10T16:06:50Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/course-registration-overview-1zqsanwbidq2026-03-04T21:37:01ZCourse Registration OverviewThis video explains the required steps before registering for classes, including signing the Financial Responsibility Agreement and receiving advisor approval. Learn how to check for holds, clear notifications in Student Planning, and ensure you’re ready to complete course registration without delays.https://img.youtube.com/vi/1ZqsaNwBidQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/1ZqsaNwBidQ2026-03-04T21:37:01Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-humanity-part-3-zbj3y3jo5py2023-01-26T14:00:28ZTheology I: Humanity (part 3)Biblical Manhood and Womanhood | Equality, Complementarity, and God’s Design for the Home This lecture continues Cedarville University’s doctrine of humanity by addressing one of the most debated and culturally sensitive issues of our time: biblical manhood and womanhood. Students are guided through Scripture to understand how men and women are equal in value, dignity, and worth as image-bearers of God, while also recognizing God-ordained distinctions in role and function, especially within marriage and the home. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:22 Cultural narratives and views of women 1:13 Greek mythology, Pandora, and worldview effects 3:21 How culture shapes our interpretation of Scripture 5:35 Core thesis: equality and role distinction 6:30 Egalitarianism defined 7:56 Complementarianism defined 10:02 Trajectory hermeneutics and modern debates 11:45 Key biblical passages for marriage 12:01 Ephesians 5: wives and husbands 13:21 1 Peter 3: submission and honor 15:29 Mutual submission and biblical context 17:31 Headship, love, and servant leadership 20:18 Practical wisdom for women choosing a husband 21:11 Practical exhortation for men preparing to lead 23:34 Galatians 3:28 in context 26:30 Summary of biblical manhood and womanhood The lecture opens by examining how worldviews shape a culture’s understanding of women and men. Using examples from Greek mythology, Hindu society, and Islamic contexts, students see how distorted origin stories often lead to the mistreatment of women. Against this backdrop, Scripture presents a radically different vision: men and women are created by God, in God’s image, with equal worth and shared dignity. Two primary interpretive frameworks are introduced. Egalitarianism argues that all leadership roles in the home and church are open equally to men and women, often appealing to cultural context or trajectory-based interpretations of Scripture. Complementarianism, the position affirmed in this lecture, maintains that while men and women are equal in value and salvation, God has designed distinct, complementary roles in certain settings. Key passages such as Ephesians 5 and 1 Peter 3 are examined closely. Wives are called to submit to their own husbands, not as a statement of inferiority, but as part of a Christ-centered design that mirrors the relationship between Christ and the church. Husbands, in turn, are commanded to love their wives sacrificially, leading through service, protection, provision, and self-giving love. Headship is not domination, but Christlike leadership. Galatians 3:28 is addressed in its proper context, showing that Paul’s emphasis is on equal access to salvation by faith in Christ, not the removal of all functional distinctions in marriage or church leadership. The lecture stresses the importance of reading Scripture contextually rather than selectively. Practical application is woven throughout. Women are encouraged to discern carefully whom they would joyfully follow in marriage. Men are exhorted to prepare now for the weighty calling of spiritual leadership, character, and sacrificial love. Both are reminded that preparation happens long before marriage begins. This session lays a theological foundation for understanding marriage as a living picture of Christ and the church — a design meant for human flourishing and God’s glory. Explore more Christ-centered teaching at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #BiblicalManhoodAndWomanhood #ChristianMarriage #DoctrineOfHumanity #CedarvilleUniversity #BiblicalWorldviewhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/zbJ3y3Jo5PY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/zbJ3y3Jo5PY2023-01-26T14:00:28Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/i-decided-physician-assistant-program-teonadxqgag2023-10-18T19:58:33ZI Decided – Physician Assistant ProgramPA student Adrianna Landrum explains what made her choose The Graduate School at Cedarville University for her PA Studies degree.https://img.youtube.com/vi/TEoNaDXQGAg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/TEoNaDXQGAg2023-10-18T19:58:33Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/go-conference-living-on-mission-through-faithful-presence-ejfalkfc-zq2026-02-09T21:50:46ZGO Conference: Living on Mission Through Faithful PresenceReaching the nations starts with faithful presence and obedient mission. Learn more about Global Outreach and missions at Cedarville University: https://cedar.to/GOConference This recap video from the 2026 Cedarville University Global Outreach Conference captures powerful moments, key themes, and voices that challenged students and attendees to rethink missions, church health, and a life of true significance. Through footage from multiple sessions and speakers, the conference emphasized that reaching the nations often begins much closer to home by reaching our neighbors and faithfully living out the Gospel wherever God has placed us. Speakers throughout the conference highlighted that church revitalization must ultimately lead to church multiplication. Healthy churches are not the end goal; they are the starting point for Gospel movement. Attendees were reminded that ministry activity can never replace personal spiritual formation. When the work we do for God begins to distract from the work God is doing in us, mission suffers. God meets His people in weakness, strengthening them to live on mission with humility, dependence, and faith. A recurring theme of the conference was love for the local church. How believers love their church community is a true measure of how deeply they believe in Christ’s love for them. Abiding in Christ, prioritizing spiritual maturity over visible success, and remaining rooted in worship were presented as essential foundations for sustainable mission. Worship is not only the motivation for missions; it is the fuel that sustains faithful obedience. The conference also issued a compelling call for a new movement of church multiplication in this generation. Speakers challenged students to bear witness to the Gospel wherever they go and to redefine significance not by personal legacy but by faithfulness to God. A life of significance is one where Christ’s work is remembered, not our name. Attendees were encouraged to become catalysts, leveraging their lives for the advancement of Christ’s Kingdom across cultures, communities, and nations. Explore Cedarville Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Discover Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Visit Cedarville’s Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Learn About Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid #CedarvilleUniversity #GlobalOutreach #ChristianMissions #ChurchMultiplication #FaithfulPresence PN: 26-0279 — This 2026 Global Outreach Conference recap highlights Cedarville University’s commitment to preparing students to live on mission through worship, spiritual maturity, and love for the local church. Featuring multiple speakers and event moments, the video calls believers to redefine significance, embrace faithful presence, and leverage their lives for the advancement of Christ’s Kingdom at home and around the world.https://img.youtube.com/vi/eJfalkFC-zQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/eJfalkFC-zQ2026-02-09T21:50:46Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/quitting-smoking-isn-t-easy-but-you-don-t-have-to-do-it-alone-lubxecwz8vm2026-04-01T16:00:00ZQuitting smoking isn’t easy — but you don’t have to do it alone!Can over-the-counter products really help you quit smoking for good? Submit your questions for Cedarville’s Ask the Pharmacist weekly segment: https://cedarville.edu/ATP In this Ask the Pharmacist segment, Dr. Shannon Yarosz, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Cedarville University, answers a common question: How does someone finally stop smoking for good — and where do they begin? Dr. Yarosz explains the over-the-counter smoking cessation options available at your local pharmacy, including nicotine replacement therapy such as nicotine patches, nicotine gum, and nicotine lozenges. She discusses how each product works a little differently and why it is important to carefully read and follow the instructions on the box for safe and effective use. Timestamps: 0:00 How to stop smoking — where do you begin? 0:33 Over-the-counter nicotine replacement therapy options 1:07 Choosing the right stop-smoking product 1:30 What to do if you start smoking again 1:55 Prescription medications for smoking cessation 2:19 How to submit your questions to Ask the Pharmacist You will also learn how to choose the right product based on personal preference, how many cigarettes you smoke per day, and the intensity of your cravings. Dr. Yarosz encourages viewers not to give up if they relapse, but instead to revisit their quit plan and consider trying a different approach. She also highlights prescription medications that may be available through a healthcare provider if over-the-counter options are not enough. Ask the Pharmacist is presented by Cedarville University’s School of Pharmacy in partnership with @WDTNTV. School of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Pharmacy Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions #AskThePharmacist #CedarvilleUniversity #SmokingCessation #QuitSmoking #NicotineReplacement #PharmacyPractice PN: 26-0420 — In this episode of Ask the Pharmacist, Dr. Shannon Yarosz from Cedarville University explains how to quit smoking using over-the-counter nicotine replacement therapy, including patches, gum, and lozenges. She shares guidance on choosing the right product, what to do after a relapse, and when to consider prescription medications for additional support.https://img.youtube.com/vi/luBxEcwz8VM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/luBxEcwz8VM2026-04-01T16:00:00Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-genesis-4-11-qkos4oqqwno2021-01-25T13:30:06ZOld Testament | Genesis 4-11This lecture highlights the history of Genesis 4-11 and puts the seemingly different stories into context, showing how God is setting the stage for what is to come. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/QkoS4OQqwNo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/QkoS4OQqwNo2021-01-25T13:30:06Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/free-market-response-wspizdno-rg2022-03-16T13:15:01ZFree Market ResponseDr. Haymond sums up the response to socialism while recapping what has been learned in the course.https://img.youtube.com/vi/WspIzdno-Rg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/WspIzdno-Rg2022-03-16T13:15:01Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-morton-hall-dorm-tour-ovaytmqtp_e2025-12-15T19:00:19ZWelcome to Morton Hall! | Dorm Tour️✨ Follow along as we explore Morton Hall and see how every day is a new opportunity to experience community and connection while pursing your dreams at Cedarville University. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more content! ➡️ Learn more about Morton Hall: https://cedar.to/ORi6NW #DormTour #CampusLivinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/oVAYtMQTp_E/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/oVAYtMQTp_Ehttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-middle-childhood-education-at-cedarville-university-ijd5ryy8ltu2025-06-05T19:40:57ZWhy Study Middle Childhood Education at Cedarville University?Why Study Middle Childhood Education at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Do you feel called to teach and inspire the next generation? Cedarville University’s accredited middle childhood education major prepares you to become a compassionate and effective teacher for grades 4–9. With a distinctly Christian approach, you’ll be equipped to impact both students and colleagues for Christ in Christian or public school classrooms. As a middle childhood education major, you’ll select two areas of concentration from science, mathematics, social studies, and English, giving you the flexibility to tailor your degree to your strengths and career goals. Core courses such as Teaching Diverse Learners and Principles of Teaching Middle School will give you a strong foundation in pedagogy, while Cedarville’s emphasis on field experience ensures you gain valuable, hands-on practice in real classrooms. By combining academic excellence with a biblical worldview, Cedarville trains you to teach with both professional competence and Christlike compassion. When you graduate, you’ll be prepared to lead with excellence, challenge your students to think deeply, and influence young lives for God’s glory. Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Schedule a campus visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Explore academic programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #EducationMajor #TeacherPreparation #ChristianEducation #FutureTeachershttps://img.youtube.com/vi/ijd5rYY8LTU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ijd5rYY8LTU2025-06-05T19:40:57Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-university-athletic-grounds-gthqy6x1ndc2026-04-21T14:12:09ZCedarville University Athletic GroundsSee the beautiful Cedarville University Pete Reese and Gene Reese athletic fields from a bird's eye drone view. The video includes the soccer and track and field complex, baseball field, softball field, and the Elvin R. King cross country course.https://img.youtube.com/vi/GtHQy6X1Ndc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/GtHQy6X1Ndc2026-04-21T14:12:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/school-of-pharmacy-hooding-ceremony-2024-tabjxdcm_zu2024-05-04T04:30:16ZSchool of Pharmacy Hooding Ceremony 2024Join us as we honor the class of 2024 graduates!https://img.youtube.com/vi/tABJXDcm_ZU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/tABJXDcm_ZU2024-05-04T04:30:16Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/caring-for-the-sickest-of-the-sick-nextgenpharmds-cv4yrrya-c2026-02-25T16:37:53ZCaring for the "sickest of the sick" #NextGenPharmDs “Care for the sickest of the sick.” Cedarville alum Neal Fox now serves as a clinical pharmacy specialist in a medical ICU — collaborating with care teams to optimize treatment for critically ill patients. A critical care elective at Cedarville University helped prepare him for the complexity and calling of inpatient pharmacy. ➡️ Learn more about Cedarville’s School of Pharmacy and where it can take you at: https://cedarville.edu/NextGenPharmDs #CedarvilleUniversity #SchoolOfPharmacy #HealthcareCareers PN: 26-0335 — Cedarville pharmacy alum Neal Fox serves as a clinical pharmacy specialist in a medical ICU — collaborating with care teams to optimize treatment for critically ill patients!https://img.youtube.com/vi/-CV4YRRYA-c/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/-CV4YRRYA-c2026-02-25T16:37:53Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/the-truth-about-over-the-counter-sleep-aids-ghtiarthjpm2026-04-08T13:26:35ZThe Truth About Over-the-Counter Sleep Aids!Are over-the-counter sleep aids safe to use every night? Submit your questions for Cedarville’s Ask the Pharmacist weekly segment: https://cedarville.edu/ATP In this Ask the Pharmacist segment, Dr. Shannon Yarosz, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy, discusses common over-the-counter sleep aids and how to use them safely. Many people struggle with sleep due to busy schedules, stress, and screen time. Dr. Yarosz explains popular options like antihistamines such as diphenhydramine (Benadryl) and doxylamine as well as melatonin for regulating sleep-wake cycles. While these can be helpful, she emphasizes they are best used for short-term relief — not as a nightly, long-term solution. Timestamps: 0:00 Why sleep is essential and common sleep challenges 0:30 Over-the-counter sleep aid options 0:54 Are melatonin and antihistamines safe for regular use? 1:18 Who should avoid certain sleep aids? 1:40 How long is “short-term” use? 1:56 Sleep hygiene tips for better rest 2:40 When to try sleep aids vs. lifestyle changes 2:53 When to see a healthcare provider Dr. Yarosz also highlights practical sleep strategies that can improve sleep without medication and important safety considerations, especially for adults in their mid-60s and older. Ask the Pharmacist is presented by the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy in partnership with @WDTNTV School of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Pharmacy Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions #AskThePharmacist #SleepAids #Melatonin #SleepHealth #CedarvilleUniversity #PharmacyPractice PN: 26-0420 — In this episode of Ask the Pharmacist, Dr. Shannon Yarosz from Cedarville University explains how over-the-counter sleep aids like melatonin and antihistamines work, when they should be used, and why they are best for short-term relief. Viewers also learn practical sleep hygiene tips and when to seek help from a healthcare provider for ongoing sleep issues.https://img.youtube.com/vi/GhTIArThJpM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/GhTIArThJpM2026-04-08T13:26:35Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-sport-business-management-at-cedarville-domonudmih42025-06-05T19:47:37ZWhy Study Sport Business Management at Cedarville?Why Study Sport Business Management at Cedarville? https://cedarville.edu/SportBusiness Get ready to excel in the dynamic world of sports with Cedarville University’s sport business management degree, offered through the Robert W. Plaster School of Business. This program combines a strong foundation in business principles with specialized courses tailored to the sport industry — all taught from a biblical worldview. At Cedarville, you’ll not only be prepared for a career in sport business but also equipped to make a Gospel impact wherever God leads. Your coursework is fully accredited through the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) and follows guidelines from the Commission on Sport Management Accreditation (COSMA). This ensures you’ll graduate with both credibility and competence, ready for a wide range of professional opportunities in sport organizations, marketing, event management, and beyond. If you’re passionate about sports but want to pursue another primary major, Cedarville also offers a sport business management minor. This option lets you pair your interest in the sport industry with any field of study, giving you a competitive edge in today’s marketplace. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #SportBusinessManagement #ChristianCollege #BusinessDegree #sportsindustry PN: 25-0002 — Prepare for a career in sport business management while growing in your faith and leadership at Cedarville University!https://img.youtube.com/vi/doMOnUDmIh4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/doMOnUDmIh42025-06-05T19:47:37Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/townhouse-360-tour-m0gm3srrp3i2025-12-15T19:00:23ZTownhouse | 360 TourA 360 tour of a townhouse at Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/M0gM3SRRp3I/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/M0gM3SRRp3Ihttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-cedarville-university-kb_oltxp9og2023-11-01T12:36:37ZWelcome to Cedarville UniversityVisit our website to learn more: www.cedarville.eduhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/KB_OltxP9og/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/KB_OltxP9og2023-11-01T12:36:37Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/worship-at-cedarville-embuomitbr42021-05-24T20:12:36ZWorship at CedarvilleCedarville's undergraduate and graduate worship programs will equip you with the practical skills and theological foundation for effective worship ministry.https://img.youtube.com/vi/embUomiTBr4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/embUomiTBr42021-05-24T20:12:36Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-exercise-science-at-cedarville-university-juvafghwz2a2025-06-05T19:35:07ZWhy Study Exercise Science at Cedarville University?Why Study Exercise Science at Cedarville University? https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Dreaming of a career in health, fitness, or physical therapy? Cedarville’s distinctly Christian exercise science major prepares you to thrive in corporate wellness, sports performance, and allied health professions — all while grounding your studies in biblical truth. The BS in Exercise Science equips you with hands-on skills employers demand, from assessing cardiovascular risk and conducting fitness testing to designing personalized training programs and supporting lifestyle change. In fact, 100% of employers who hired Cedarville exercise science graduates in 2024 reported being fully satisfied with their performance. More than technical skills, you’ll learn to serve with Christlike compassion. Every course integrates Scripture, preparing you to meet both the physical and spiritual needs of those you lead. Whether you pursue graduate studies in exercise science, physical therapy, or another allied health field, or step directly into the workplace, you’ll be ready to make a difference. At Cedarville, exercise science is about more than a career — it’s a calling. Join a community committed to excellence, service, and the glory of God. Start your journey today: Admissions — https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid — https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus — https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs — https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #ExerciseScience #ChristianEducation #HealthAndFitness #BiblicalWorldviewhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/juvAFGHwZ2A/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/juvAFGHwZ2A2025-06-05T19:35:07Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/sexual-assault-awareness-month-myth-1-cxr2p-gfx8s2021-04-06T18:45:41ZSexual Assault Awareness Month | Myth #1Cedarville University is participating in Sexual Assault Awareness Month this April by dispelling four of the main myths that surround sexual violence in our culture. Shannon Berkheiser, Title IX Coordinator for Cedarville University, explains that the first common myth surrounding sexual violence is that most sexual violence occurs between strangers. In realitiy, 80% of women who report sexual violence are acquainted with or know the offender. As a University, we want to increase awareness about the causes and risk factors for sexual violence and equip individuals to take steps to prevent it. Please consider the following actions to protect yourself and advocate for those around you. 1. Follow your gut instincts and tell someone when you feel unsafe. 2. Verify someone’s reputation before getting in their car and going to an isolated place. 3. Share your location with your close friends and notify them of your plans. 4. Avoid substances that inhibit your ability to think clearly. 5. Avoid situations that you would not feel comfortable sharing where you were going with your family or close friends. Please consider participating this month by initiating conversations with those around you and educating yourself through the resources at cedarville.edu/SpeakUp. Thank you for striving to show love for God and others and pursue integrity and excellence by encouraging one another to Speak Up.https://img.youtube.com/vi/CXR2P-gfX8s/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/CXR2P-gfX8s2021-04-06T18:45:41Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/accessing-financial-aid-vpwqyfbczf02026-04-21T14:20:31ZAccessing Financial AidThis tutorial helps students navigate Cedarville’s financial aid system with confidence. By following the checklist and understanding key steps, students can ensure their aid is processed and ready for the semester.https://img.youtube.com/vi/vPwQYFbCZF0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/vPwQYFbCZF02026-04-21T14:20:31Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-genre-tool-part-2-dapjgjl6xji2024-05-31T16:00:30ZBible and the Gospel | Genre Tool (Part 2)In this second session on the Genre Tool, Dr. Trent Rogers explores how biblical narratives and parables reveal God’s truth through story. Building on Part 1’s focus on discourse and letters, this lecture helps students recognize how the Bible’s form—its storytelling, structure, and characters—affects meaning and interpretation. From Old Testament history to the parables of Jesus, Dr. Rogers explains how narrative shapes theology and how understanding genre enables us to read Scripture more faithfully Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 Introduction — Forms of communication and expectations 5:08 What is biblical narrative? Stories with purpose and meaning 8:00 The Bible retells the past and foretells the future to shape the present 9:45 Narrative features — setting, plot, characters, and conclusion 13:41 How stories operate on multiple levels within Scripture 15:00 Example: Arcs and structure in 1–2 Samuel 17:06 How Samuel, Saul, and David fit within the Bible’s larger narrative 20:21 The ultimate focus of narrative — God as the primary actor 21:41 The narrator’s perspective and purpose in selecting details 25:26 How narrators interpret events and express a theological point of view 26:31 Three major narrative types — historical, prophetic, and parabolic 27:17 Historical narratives: reading stories for instruction and faithfulness 30:19 How characters, plots, and contrasts shape Old Testament stories 32:25 Reading New Testament narrative — Gospels, Acts, and Revelation 33:02 Key principles: interpret as history, note purpose and parallels 34:10 Juxtaposition in John’s Gospel: Nicodemus, John the Baptist, and the Samaritan woman 35:04 Description vs. prescription in narrative interpretation 37:06 Prophetic narratives: prophets as God’s ambassadors calling people to covenant faithfulness 38:09 Introduction to parables — brief stories with a central teaching point 40:03 The Parable of the Hidden Treasure — interpreting correctly in context 43:16 The Kingdom Parables of Matthew 13 — the value and growth of God’s Kingdom 45:00 Parables and meaning — single focus or multiple perspectives? 46:02 Where to find parables across the Gospels Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #BiblicalGospel #ChristianEducation #TheologyCourse #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinorProjecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/daPjGJL6XJI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/daPjGJL6XJI2024-05-31T16:00:30Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/graduate-certificate-in-leadership-2_jtl2j8nwe2026-03-17T19:00:49ZGraduate Certificate in LeadershipCedarville’s Graduate Certificate in Leadership is a four-course, fully online pathway that integrates biblical faith with practical leadership training. https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/programs/graduate-certificate-in-leadership It’s open to bachelor’s degree holders in any field, allows Cedarville seniors to begin coursework early, and transfers seamlessly into graduate degrees so you can move from certificate to master’s without losing progress. Take the next step in your calling to lead with confidence and conviction.https://img.youtube.com/vi/2_jtL2j8nWE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/2_jtL2j8nWE2026-03-17T19:00:49Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/understanding-account-activity-sns-sxr1h3s2026-04-22T13:06:50ZUnderstanding Account ActivityThis video helps students and parents understand how to access and interpret their Cedarville student account. Learn how to review charges, track financial aid, manage payments, and resolve account issues using the Self-Service portal for a smooth and informed financial experience.https://img.youtube.com/vi/Sns-SxR1h3s/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Sns-SxR1h3s2026-04-22T13:06:50Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-faith-hall-dorm-tour-hgcgjp-onai2026-01-12T16:18:55ZWelcome to Faith Hall! | Dorm TourTake a quick tour of Faith Hall, one of Cedarville University’s residence halls, and see why it feels like home for so many students! In this video, a current Resident Assistant Gabriel Payne walks through his favorite dorm on campus, highlighting the spaces that make Faith Hall a place for strong community, everyday life, and spiritual growth. Learn more about Faith Hall: https://cedarville.edu/FaithHall Timestamps: 0:00 Welcome to Faith Hall 0:09 Main lobby and hangout space 0:39 Study lounge and kitchen 1:06 Student rooms and storage 1:32 Bathrooms 1:45 Laundry room and free laundry 2:06 Final thoughts on community Faith Hall’s main lobby is a central gathering place where residents play card games, board games, and ping pong, enjoy late-night snacks, and spend time together. This space is also used for movie nights, testimony nights, and watching football games on Sundays, making it a key area for building relationships and encouraging one another in the Lord. Just down the hall, the study lounge provides a quiet place for late-night studying and preparing for finals, with plenty of tables and chairs. Nearby, the community kitchen includes a stove, microwave, and refrigerator, perfect for quick meals or baking late-night cookies with friends. Student rooms in Faith Hall comfortably house two residents and include two desks, two dressers, raised beds with storage underneath, and two closets. These rooms are great for studying, conversations, and gathering with friends to watch a game or movie. The bathrooms offer ample space with multiple sinks, stalls, and showers, so residents never feel crowded. Faith Hall also features free laundry, one of the favorite perks of living on campus at Cedarville University. Learn more about becoming a Cedarville student: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Explore academic programs: https://cedarville.edu/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #FaithHall #DormTour #CollegeHousing #ChristianCollege PN: 25-0139 — Step inside Faith Hall at Cedarville University and see why students love calling it home. From hangout spaces and study lounges to free laundry and strong community, this dorm tour gives you a real look at life on campus!https://img.youtube.com/vi/Hgcgjp-ONAI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Hgcgjp-ONAIhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/created-in-his-image-ye8zw6wdq-82026-04-21T13:49:48ZCreated in His ImageA call to unity in Christ and rejecting racism at Cedarville University. Learn more about Cedarville’s mission: https://cedar.to/Admissions This message challenges the Cedarville community to remember that all people are created in the image of God and to reject racism, pride, and division. As believers, we are one family in Christ — called to love others and reflect the gospel in every interaction. #CedarvilleUniversity #UnityInChrist #ImagoDei #ChristianCommunity — This message calls students to reject racism and live out unity in Christ. Grounded in the truth of the imago Dei, it encourages believers to reflect the gospel through love, humility, and a commitment to honoring others.https://img.youtube.com/vi/ye8zw6wdQ-8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ye8zw6wdQ-82026-04-21T13:49:48Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/the-pitch-2026-thyy1jqug6y2026-02-12T20:56:48ZThe Pitch | 2026Cedarville students pitch bold startup ideas live at The Pitch competition. Learn more about The Pitch at Cedarville: https://cedar.to/ThePitch Experience the energy and innovation of The Pitch, Cedarville University’s Shark Tank–style entrepreneurship competition. In this exciting event, student entrepreneurs present their startup ideas live before a panel of judges, competing for cash prizes and the opportunity to take their ventures to the next level. From early-stage concepts to revenue-generating businesses, each pitch highlights creativity, strategy, and the drive to solve real-world problems. The Pitch showcases Cedarville students who are turning ideas into action. Watch as participants clearly define their target markets, explain their business models, and respond to real-time feedback from experienced judges. You’ll see how students refine their value propositions, demonstrate revenue potential, and communicate their vision with confidence. The competition not only rewards innovation but also challenges students to think critically, adapt quickly, and present professionally under pressure. Whether you’re a prospective student interested in entrepreneurship, a parent exploring academic opportunities, or an aspiring founder looking for inspiration, this event offers a firsthand look at Cedarville’s commitment to hands-on learning and business innovation. Discover how students gain practical experience, develop leadership skills, and build ventures that extend beyond the classroom. Explore Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Apply to Cedarville: https://cedar.to/Admissions Learn About Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #CedarvilleUniversity #StudentEntrepreneurs #ThePitch #CollegeEntrepreneurship #StartupCompetition #SharkTankStyle Watch Cedarville students bring their startup ideas to life at The Pitch, a Shark Tank–style competition featuring live presentations, judge feedback, and cash prizes. From early-stage concepts to revenue-generating ventures, this event highlights innovation, business strategy, and hands-on entrepreneurship in action. PN: 26-0445 — Cedarville's version of shark tank showcases student entrepreneurs pitching their business ideas for a grand prize of $1,000!https://img.youtube.com/vi/thYy1JQUg6Y/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/thYy1JQUg6Y2026-02-12T20:56:48Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/these-nextgenpharmds-are-redefining-what-pharmacy-can-be-ftjqrtlawqa2025-12-18T22:36:43ZThese #NextGenPharmDs are redefining what pharmacy can be! Cedarville University’s next generation of pharmacists is redefining what pharmacy can be. From innovative clinical roles to emerging healthcare opportunities, our PharmD students are equipped to transform patient care for good — and serve with excellence grounded in biblical truth. ➡️ Start your PharmD journey: https://cedar.to/NextGenPharmDs #CedarvilleUniversity #Pharmacy #PharmD #HealthcareCareershttps://img.youtube.com/vi/ftjqRTLaWqA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ftjqRTLaWqA2025-12-18T22:36:43Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/dr-jeremy-kimble-integration-paper-workshop-spring-2019-s7sg8xnnpfg2026-04-21T15:21:40ZDr. Jeremy Kimble - Integration Paper Workshop, Spring 2019Integration in action — how to connect faith, worldview, and your academic discipline at Cedarville. In this Cedarville University faculty workshop, the speaker walks through the essentials of biblical integration — helping faculty connect Scripture, theology, and worldview to their teaching and research. Designed especially for professors preparing their integration papers, this session provides both a big-picture framework and practical guidance for applying biblical truth in any academic discipline. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction and goals for the session 2:39 What biblical integration means 9:08 Foundations: gospel, Bible, and theology 17:17 Understanding worldview and key questions 23:02 The storyline of Scripture (overview) 34:33 Key theological categories explained 45:47 Applying worldview to academic disciplines 50:24 Ethics and integration in real-world fields 1:09:04 Structure of the integration paper 1:13:02 Section-by-section breakdown 1:21:27 Style, length, and formatting tips 1:27:46 Sample paper walkthrough The session emphasizes that integration is more than proof-texting — it requires careful interpretation of Scripture, theological clarity, and thoughtful application. Faculty are encouraged to think deeply about how Christian beliefs shape their discipline, including areas to affirm, reject, or redeem. #CedarvilleUniversity #BiblicalIntegration #ChristianEducation #HigherEducation #FacultyDevelopment — This workshop equips Cedarville faculty to integrate faith and learning with clarity and purpose. By grounding their disciplines in Scripture and theology, professors can better prepare students to think Christianly and live faithfully in every area of life.https://img.youtube.com/vi/s7sg8XNnPFg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/s7sg8XNnPFg2026-04-21T15:21:40Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/murphy-hall-360-tour-o54rerrntrs2025-12-15T19:00:24ZMurphy Hall | 360 TourA 360 degree tour of Murphy Hall at Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/O54RerRNTrs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/O54RerRNTrshttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/senior-celebration-2022-xgtuybirmyi2022-05-07T01:57:55ZSenior Celebration 2022Join us as we reflect on God's faithfulness and celebrate the class of 2022!https://img.youtube.com/vi/XGTUyBIrMYI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/XGTUyBIrMYI2022-05-07T01:57:55Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-song-of-songs-9mqypgw_zru2021-06-14T12:30:02ZOld Testament | Song of SongsDr. Miller discusses the purpose and structure of Song of Songs and God’s emphasis on purity through it. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/9mQypGw_ZRU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/9mQypGw_ZRU2021-06-14T12:30:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-english-at-cedarville-university-ku3tq5xtdmm2025-08-28T13:05:13ZWhy Study English at Cedarville UniversityWhy Study English at Cedarville University? ✍️ Explore the power of words through a Christ-centered English degree that prepares you for career and ministry. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions If you love reading and writing, Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Arts in English program will feel like home. Rooted in a distinctly biblical worldview, the program provides a strong liberal arts foundation while immersing you in a vibrant community of students and faculty committed to reading deeply, writing well, and following Christ. Core courses such as Literary Analysis, Literary Theory, and Introduction to Creative Writing sharpen your skills and deepen your appreciation of literature and language. You’ll also personalize your studies by choosing a concentration in creative writing, cross-disciplinary studies, literary studies, or rhetoric and composition. Cedarville’s English program not only develops your intellectual and creative abilities but also prepares you to glorify Christ through your career. Whether you pursue writing, publishing, teaching, communication, or graduate studies, you’ll be equipped to use words with excellence and purpose. Explore Cedarville University’s English program today: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #EnglishDegree #ChristianEducation #CreativeWriting #LiberalArtshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/ku3tq5xtdMM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ku3tq5xtdMM2025-08-28T13:05:13Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-1-2-thessalonians-yrjisahsaa02024-02-05T17:00:25ZNew Testament | 1 & 2 ThessaloniansIn Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament lecture on 1 and 2 Thessalonians, he explores Paul’s earliest teaching on Christ’s return—the Rapture, the Day of the Lord, and how these truths give believers lasting hope and motivation for faithful living. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. McKay introduces Paul’s two Thessalonian letters as early, hope-filled writings to a young church facing persecution and confusion about Christ’s return. Written around AD 50 during Paul’s second missionary journey, these letters reveal that the expectation of Jesus’ return was not an advanced theological concept—it was foundational teaching meant to shape everyday faith and endurance. In 1 Thessalonians 4–5, Paul explains that believers who have died (“fallen asleep”) will be resurrected first when Christ returns, followed by those still living, who will be “caught up” together with them to meet the Lord. This passage forms the basis for the biblical understanding of the Rapture, a moment of comfort and reunion for all believers. In chapter 5, Paul shifts to the “Day of the Lord,” a theme rooted in the Old Testament prophets like Joel—a time of both divine judgment and salvation. Dr. McKay traces how Paul assures the Thessalonians that they are not destined for wrath, urging them to live soberly, faithfully, and expectantly. In 2 Thessalonians, Paul addresses new misunderstandings that the Day of the Lord had already passed and corrects those who had stopped working in anticipation of Christ’s return. His message remains consistent: hope in the returning King should not lead to idleness but to greater faithfulness. This lecture emphasizes that eschatology—the study of the end times—is not meant to inspire speculation or fear but to anchor believers in hope. For Paul, the promise of Jesus’ return is both a comfort in suffering and a call to live with purpose, perseverance, and holiness until the day believers are gathered to be forever with the Lord. 0:00 Review — Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and the Prison Epistles 1:00 Introduction to 1 and 2 Thessalonians — earliest letters of Paul 2:18 Authorship: Paul, Silvanus, and Timothy; audience: the church in Thessalonica 3:26 Paul’s missionary journey and the founding of the Thessalonian church 4:35 Date and context — AD 50, written within months of each other 5:15 Purpose — encouragement amid persecution and confusion about the end times 6:22 Key themes — the Rapture, the Parousia, and the Day of the Lord 9:00 End-times teaching as “Christianity 101” — meant to provide hope, not fear 10:05 1 Thessalonians 4 — comfort for those grieving deceased believers 11:01 The resurrection and the order of events: the dead in Christ rise first 12:17 The meaning of “sleep” — euphemism for death versus spiritual dullness 13:35 The Parousia and the Rapture — believers caught up to meet Christ 17:08 Common questions — timing, interpretation, and unity among believers 19:22 The Day of the Lord — sudden judgment and rescue drawn from Old Testament imagery 26:15 Joel 2–3 — the dual nature of the Day of the Lord: wrath and salvation 30:19 Understanding multiple “days of the Lord” in prophetic literature 31:19 The final Day of the Lord — ultimate rescue of God’s people and judgment of evil 33:07 Encouragement — believers are not destined for wrath (1 Thess. 5:9) 34:25 Application — hope, holiness, and readiness in light of Christ’s return 37:20 Discussion — why Paul’s end-times teaching encourages the church 37:45 2 Thessalonians — correction for those fearing they missed the Day of the Lord 38:47 Clarifying confusion about Christ’s coming and the Antichrist 39:45 Practical warning — keep working and living productively while waiting for Christ 40:39 The believer’s hope — God will hold the guilty accountable and rescue His own 41:12 Living with hope — without it, the soul withers #thessalonians #rapture #dayofthelord #secondcoming #christianhope #eschatology #cedarvilleuniversity #bibleminorproject #PaulineTheologyhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/YRJIsaHSaA0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/YRJIsaHSaA02024-02-05T17:00:25Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-is-for-everyone-scripture-jcgpdaq7els2023-10-20T16:00:39ZTheology Is for Everyone | ScriptureIn the second video in the “Theology Is for Everyone” series, Dr. Jeremy Kimble answers three questions: 1. What is Scripture? 2. What are the attributes of Scripture? 3. What are some applications for us? When the Bible speaks, God speaks, so being in God's Word should be a priority. Study God's Word and then use it to teach others. The “Theology Is for Everyone” series by Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University, was recorded as an eight-part video series on important theological doctrine that every believer should understand. Each video is short, but full of rich truth for personal growth, group study, or however God leads you. Be blessed as you dig deeper into God’s Word. Learn more: cedar.to/qKyOkzhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/jcGpDaQ7els/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/jcGpDaQ7els2023-10-20T16:00:39Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-micah-and-zephaniah-osehio7kize2021-07-12T12:30:04ZOld Testament | Micah and ZephaniahDr. Miller explains how God is the only true way to peace, which is contrary to what the world teaches. He also discusses truth and error with Zephaniah. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/OSehio7kIZE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/OSehio7kIZE2021-07-12T12:30:04Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-i-chose-cedarville-s-online-ma-in-communication-and-leadership-amanda-wilson-fjgwt5ypjis2026-05-14T14:15:39ZWhy I Chose Cedarville’s Online MA in Communication and Leadership | Amanda WilsonAmanda shares why she chose Cedarville’s online MA in Communication and Organizational Leadership. Learn more about the program: https://cedar.to/MACOL Amanda Wilson explains how leadership and communication impact every area of her life — from her career to her church and community. That’s why she chose Cedarville University’s online MA in Communication and Organizational Leadership. This flexible, practical program fits her goals while equipping her with real-world leadership and communication skills. She also values learning alongside classmates with diverse experiences and the biblical integration woven into each course that helps her grow as a follower of Christ. Amanda is gaining the tools she needs to lead and serve with purpose wherever she’s called. Apply to Cedarville: https://cedar.to/Apply Explore Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid View Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #GraduateSchool #OrganizationalLeadership #CommunicationStudies #OnlineMasters #christianeducation PN: 26-0321 — Amanda Wilson shares why she chose Cedarville’s online MA in Communication and Organizational Leadership, highlighting the program’s flexibility, Christ-centered focus, and preparation for leadership and service in her career, church, and community.https://img.youtube.com/vi/fJgwT5ypjis/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/fJgwT5ypjis2026-05-14T14:15:39Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-i-chose-cedarville-university-graduate-programs-0xo9us4kioo2025-08-26T20:38:46ZWhy I Chose Cedarville University Graduate ProgramsWhy I Chose Cedarville University Graduate Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Grad Choosing where to pursue your graduate education is a big decision. At Cedarville University, students find more than just academic excellence — they discover a Christ-centered community that integrates faith and learning in every course. Our graduate students consistently point to three things that set Cedarville apart: biblically grounded values in the classroom, caring professors who mentor and invest in their students, and a community that supports spiritual and professional growth. Every class is designed to equip you to teach, serve, lead, and worship with excellence while preparing for your career. Whether you are advancing in your current role or pursuing a new calling, Cedarville University’s graduate programs provide the strong academics and supportive environment you need. With faculty who challenge you to think deeply, integrate your faith, and grow in character and competence, you will leave prepared to make a difference in your workplace and beyond. The decision to pursue a graduate degree is ultimately about impact — in your career, your community, and your walk with Christ. Cedarville University is ready to help you take that next step with confidence. Apply now: https://www.cedarville.edu/Grad Visit campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Financial aid information: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #GraduatePrograms #ChristianHigherEd #FaithAndCareer #ChristCenteredhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/0xO9US4KIoo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/0xO9US4KIoo2025-08-26T20:38:46Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-university-school-of-pharmacy-hooding-ceremony-2026-ompymubwibq2026-05-02T04:17:56ZCedarville University School of Pharmacy Hooding Ceremony | 2026Join us via livestream Friday, May 1, 2026, as we celebrate the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy's class of 2026 with a hooding ceremony beginning at 11:30 a.m. ET.https://img.youtube.com/vi/OmPyMUbWIbQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/OmPyMUbWIbQ2026-05-02T04:17:56Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-job-part-1-zz1pi1e81t42021-04-26T12:30:07ZOld Testament | Job: Part 1Dr. Miller discusses the purpose of Job as well as misinterpretations of the book. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/zZ1Pi1e81t4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/zZ1Pi1e81t42021-04-26T12:30:07Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-attributes-of-god-part-4-9a44yjlpooy2022-08-18T13:00:08ZTheology I: Attributes of God (part 4)God’s Communicable Attributes | Holiness, Love, and Becoming Like Christ In this final lecture on the doctrine of God, Cedarville University students explore God’s communicable attributes — the qualities God shares with His people and calls them to reflect in everyday life. Building on earlier discussions of God’s transcendence, immanence, and incommunicable attributes, this session focuses on holiness and love as the two primary roots of God’s moral character and the foundation for Christian living. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:27 Review of transcendence, immanence, and attributes 0:58 Incommunicable vs. communicable attributes 1:49 Holiness and love as root attributes 2:30 God’s wrath and the doctrine of hell 5:24 Key biblical texts on judgment and eternity 8:16 Eternal punishment and eternal life 9:23 Judgment, accountability, and perseverance 12:00 God’s holiness explained 15:51 Positional and progressive holiness 18:47 Holiness in daily life and moral purity 20:44 God’s love as the ground of salvation 21:03 Does God love those who are not saved? 23:08 Defining biblical love 24:02 Love as joy in God that meets others’ needs 26:04 God’s goodness, grace, and mercy 30:32 Steadfast love and covenant faithfulness 32:30 The beauty of God 34:23 Worshiping the whole God, not a partial one 35:16 Imitating God in holiness and love The lecture begins by reviewing how God’s communicable attributes flow from His immanence and are rooted most deeply in holiness and love. Scripture presents God as perfectly holy, set apart from sin, devoted to His own glory, and unwaveringly opposed to evil. From this holiness flow righteousness, justice, and wrath. Students examine difficult but essential biblical passages on judgment and hell, learning why eternal punishment must be understood alongside eternal life and why God’s wrath is a settled, righteous opposition to sin rather than uncontrolled anger. At the same time, the lecture emphasizes that holiness is never separated from love. God’s love is the ground of all hope for fallen humanity. This love is unearned, undeserved, and graciously given through Christ. Students explore different biblical expressions of God’s love, including His intra-Trinitarian love, His love for creation, His love for the fallen world, His saving love for His people, and His delight in Spirit-empowered obedience. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 8, love is defined as the overflow of joy in God that gladly meets the needs of others. This reframes Christian obedience, showing that growth in love is inseparable from growth in joy in God. The lecture also highlights God’s goodness, grace, mercy, steadfast love, and beauty, reminding students that God’s attributes are not a buffet to pick and choose from but a perfectly unified whole. The session concludes with a call to imitation. Because God is holy and loving, His people are called to pursue purity, generosity, and joyful obedience, becoming more like Christ as they behold God in His Word. Learn more about Christ-centered theological education at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #Theology #AttributesOfGod #Holiness #LoveOfGod #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleClasshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/9A44yjLPoOY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/9A44yjLPoOY2022-08-18T13:00:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-job-part-2-r_8rhpobvcs2021-05-03T12:30:14ZOld Testament | Job: Part 2Dr. Miller continues the discussion on Job with a look at the structure, with special focus on the believer’s motives and mindset on serving God. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/r_8RHpObVcs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/r_8RHpObVcs2021-05-03T12:30:14Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-nature-of-the-church-b3zqcfpipng2022-11-29T14:00:15ZTheology II: Nature of the ChurchUnderstanding the Church and a Biblical Worldview – Dr. Kimble Cedarville University Online Theology Class In this online class presentation from Cedarville University, students begin the study of ecclesiology by stepping back to see how theology, Scripture, and worldview fit together. This lecture explains why the church matters, how it is defined biblically, and how God’s people are formed through the gospel across history, cultures, and generations. https://www.cedarville.edu 0:00 Cedarville University academic facilities and labs overview 0:32 Theology II overview and course trajectory 1:14 Theology, Scripture, and forming a biblical worldview 3:04 Scripture memory and shaping the mind 4:29 The church as a diverse gospel community 6:32 The church as the gospel made visible 7:16 Overview of ecclesiology topics 8:48 Cedarville’s doctrinal statement on the church 9:56 Student discussion – church backgrounds and experiences 11:31 Church size, denominations, and diversity 13:02 What students love about the local church 15:19 Can someone love Jesus but reject the church? 18:59 What makes a church a church? 22:16 Worship, leadership, ordinances, and gathering 23:46 Hebrews 10 and the purpose of gathering 25:15 Denominations and ecclesiological differences 27:52 Israel and the church – continuity and discontinuity 33:18 Old Testament promises and the people of God 35:41 The universal and local church defined 36:54 Reading the Bible through a biblical-theological lens This theology lecture begins by showing how Scripture and theology shape a Christian worldview. Students are reminded that theology is not merely academic, but foundational for how believers interpret all of life. Through examples such as Scripture memorization and worldview formation, the class highlights why biblical truth must shape thinking, values, and decisions. The lecture then turns to the doctrine of the church. Students explore why the church is essential to the Christian life, not as a building, but as a gathered people united by the gospel. Through personal stories and discussion, the class highlights the beauty of the church’s diversity, bringing together people of different ages, cultures, and backgrounds through faith in Christ. Key questions are addressed, including whether someone can claim to love Jesus while rejecting the church, and what biblical elements must be present for a gathering to be considered a true church. Scripture, worship, preaching, leadership, ordinances, and regular assembly are all discussed as essential components of church life. The lecture also introduces major theological frameworks for understanding the relationship between Israel and the church, explaining why these distinctions matter for interpreting the Bible correctly. Students are encouraged to read the Old Testament through the lens of the New Testament, following the example of the apostles. By the end of the class, students gain a clearer understanding of the church as God’s design for displaying the gospel to the world and for shaping believers into mature disciples of Christ. Learn more about Cedarville University’s Christ-centered academics, facilities, and campus life. Apply to Cedarville University https://www.cedarville.edu/Apply Explore academic programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Plan a campus visit https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Learn about Financial Aid https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid #CedarvilleUniversity #Ecclesiology #ChristianTheology #BibleClass #BiblicalWorldviewhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/b3zQCFPIpng/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/b3zQCFPIpng2022-11-29T14:00:15Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/master-of-innovation-cedarville-university-and-the-international-center-for-creativity-pi2sutpy_ac2025-09-12T16:14:58ZMaster of Innovation — Cedarville University and the International Center for CreativityMaster of Innovation — Cedarville University and the International Center for Creativity More than 84% of executives say innovation is critical for growth, and LinkedIn ranks creative problem-solving as the top soft skill employers need. That’s why Cedarville University, in partnership with the International Center for Creativity, created the Master of Innovation — a fully online graduate program that blends academic excellence with experiential learning. Start your MAI journey: https://www.cedarville.edu/MAI This unique program equips entrepreneurs, professionals, and leaders in fields like marketing, engineering, education, health care, ministry, and design to think creatively, solve complex problems, and lead with innovation. Developed with industry practitioners, the Master of Innovation gives you real-world skills that set you apart. Start your application today and prepare to lead the future with creativity and excellence. Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Graduate Apply: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid #CedarvilleUniversity #MasterOfInnovation #GraduatePrograms #CreativeProblemSolving #InnovationLeadershiphttps://img.youtube.com/vi/PI2suTpy_Ac/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/PI2suTpy_Ac2025-09-12T16:14:58Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/online-mba-in-accounting-omvhatlko7c2026-03-17T19:16:18ZOnline MBA in AccountingEarn your MBA in accounting online and take the next step toward CPA licensure at Cedarville University. Apply to Cedarville’s graduate business programs today: https://cedar.to/GradApply Cedarville University’s online Master of Business Administration with a concentration in accounting is designed for students pursuing a career as a Certified Public Accountant while strengthening foundational knowledge and practical business skills. If your bachelor’s degree prepared you in accounting, this MBA program provides additional credit hours toward the 150-hour requirement needed to sit for the CPA licensing exam. Alongside advanced accounting coursework, the program includes general business classes that prepare you for leadership roles across industries. This flexible MBA is ideal for current Cedarville undergraduate accounting students who need additional hours for CPA licensure. Eligible students can take two MBA courses within their undergraduate tuition block, meaning no additional cost. With fully online coursework and convenient seven-week classes, this program fits into your busy schedule while maintaining academic rigor. Cedarville’s cohort-based learning model fosters meaningful connections and helps you build a strong professional network. You’ll also receive personalized support from a dedicated program advisor who will guide you every step of the way as you work toward your academic and career goals. Take the next step in your accounting career with a program designed for flexibility, community, and professional growth. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #CedarvilleUniversity #MBAAccounting #CPALicensure #OnlineMBA #GraduateSchool #businessleadership — Cedarville University’s online MBA in accounting helps students gain the credit hours needed for CPA licensure while building essential business and leadership skills. Designed for flexibility, the program features seven-week courses, a supportive cohort model, and personalized advising to help students achieve their professional goals.https://img.youtube.com/vi/OmvhATlkO7c/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/OmvhATlkO7c2026-03-17T19:16:18Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-the-hill-dorm-tour-s7j3dqamunq2025-12-15T19:00:18ZWelcome to The Hill! | Dorm Tour Explore "The Hill" with RA Josiah Lammers! Follow along as he walks through this amazing dorm, showing us how special it is to live here! "The Hill" includes Carr, Marshall, Palmer, and Rogers Halls. ➡️ Want to know more about The Hill? Check out this link: https://cedar.to/C8vZ9N #DormTour #ResidenceHall #CampusLivinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/s7J3DqAMUnQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/s7J3DqAMUnQhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/senior-celebration-class-of-2023-ul1pgrftk2y2023-05-06T13:32:48ZSenior Celebration | Class of 2023Join us as we reflect on the class of 2023!https://img.youtube.com/vi/uL1PgrFtK2Y/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/uL1PgrFtK2Y2023-05-06T13:32:48Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/alex-mccollum-s-aapa-convention-speech-pvtbg6xzlkq2024-08-02T19:51:44ZAlex McCollum's AAPA Convention SpeechCedarville PA student Alex McCollum shares his experience in Cedarville's PA program and explains the program's core values at the 2024 national AAPA convention. Learn more about Cedarville's PA studies program: https://cedarville.edu/pahttps://img.youtube.com/vi/pvtBg6XZlKQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/pvtBg6XZlKQ2024-08-02T19:51:44Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-copycat-tool-rqphwypehns2024-04-26T16:00:51ZBible and the Gospel | Copycat ToolIn this lecture, Dr. Trent Rogers teaches the copycat tool alongside the quotation/allusion tool — how the Bible refers to itself, why intertextual connections (quotations and allusions) are the most important context for biblical interpretation, and how to decide what Scripture’s examples and commands we should copy in life. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 What is intertextuality and why the Bible is its own best context 0:58 Two-testament reading — why the Old Testament matters for the New 5:06 Using cross references and marginal notes to recover original contexts 7:15 Quotation vs allusion — spotting word-for-word quotes and subtler references 11:52 Inspiration, transmission, and the Bible’s internal coherence as context 13:14 Matthew 1:1 unpacked — genealogy, Yahweh saves, son of David, son of Abraham 18:34 Genesis 3:15 and the serpent-crusher promise traced through the genealogies 23:29 How Matthew’s genealogy signals messianic, Davidic, and Abrahamic fulfillment 28:02 Examples across Hebrews 1 and 1 Corinthians 10 — Old Testament quotations and typological argument 29:04 1 Corinthians 10 explained — Exodus/Numbers allusions in Paul’s pastoral argument 33:36 Forms of NT use of the OT — fulfillment, typology, analogy, analogy, prophetic citation, rhetorical use 34:14 Introduction to the copycat tool — prescriptive vs descriptive texts and authority questions 36:03 How to decide what to copy: textual clues, extent/repetition, exclusive pattern, covenantal location 41:02 Acts 2 case study — which practices are descriptive and which are normative? 46:19 Principle vs application — head coverings (1 Corinthians) as example of cultural application vs enduring principle 48:53 Summary checklist for applying the copycat tool to Scripture Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #BiblicalGospel #ChristianEducation #TheologyCourse #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinorProjecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/rqphWYpEHns/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/rqphWYpEHns2024-04-26T16:00:51Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-1-john-theology-of-epistles-2bvpgooxejs2024-03-25T16:00:01ZNew Testament | 1 John & Theology of EpistlesIn Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament lecture on 1 John and the General Epistles, he explains how these apostolic writings guide believers in maintaining fellowship with God, resisting false teaching, and enduring suffering with hope. Rather than testing salvation, these books call Christians to live faithfully within God’s unfolding redemptive story. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. Michael McKay explains that 1 John is best understood as a pastoral essay focused on fellowship rather than assurance of salvation. John writes to believers to strengthen shared life with God and with one another, emphasizing that walking in the light, confessing sin, and loving fellow believers are marks of healthy fellowship, not prerequisites for salvation. Eternal life in 1 John is defined not merely as unending existence, but as knowing and abiding in Jesus Christ himself. The lecture highlights John’s concern with false teachers who denied the incarnation of Jesus and disrupted church unity. By grounding his teaching in the words of Jesus recorded in the Gospel of John, John calls believers to remain faithful to the true Christ and to avoid fellowship with deceptive voices that undermine the gospel. Dr. McKay then steps back to synthesize Hebrews, James, Peter, John, and Jude, showing how the General Epistles advance the biblical storyline. These books emphasize enduring suffering, resisting false teaching, living with future hope, and cultivating faithful community. Jesus stands at the center as the model sufferer, faithful Son, and High Priest who has entered God’s presence on behalf of believers. Together, these letters teach Christians how to submit their lives to God’s story — enduring trials with faith, walking in holiness, fostering fellowship, and participating in God’s kingdom mission while awaiting the full restoration of creation. 0:01 Introduction — moving beyond Paul’s letters 0:27 The nature of 1 John — essay, not a formal letter 1:36 Authorship and dating — John the apostle and late first century context 2:59 Purpose statements in 1 John — fellowship, joy, holiness, and truth 5:34 Fellowship illustrated — marriage and relational repair 7:32 Sin, advocacy, and restored fellowship 8:10 False teachers and deception in the church 9:22 Eternal life defined — Jesus himself 10:15 1 John and the Gospel of John — shared language and themes 10:54 Abiding in Christ — vine and branches 11:21 Loving one another — the old and new commandment 12:02 God abiding in believers 12:49 1 John as corrective teaching 13:57 Eternal life and knowing the Son 16:14 Walking in the light — fellowship revealed through behavior 18:44 Confession and cleansing — restoring relationship with God 22:51 Fellowship with believers and love for one another 28:49 Avoiding fellowship with false teachers 29:24 Antichrists and those who left the community 31:14 Denial of Christ’s incarnation 36:57 Introduction to Jude — Enoch and disputed traditions 39:34 Stepping back — how the General Epistles advance God’s story 45:18 Enduring suffering with faithfulness 46:29 Jesus as the model sufferer 47:23 Christ as High Priest and intercessor 48:43 Living with future hope — new heavens and new earth 50:32 Abiding in fellowship and growing through trials 52:16 Encouraging one another in community 53:08 Submitting to God’s story — discussion and application Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #FirstJohn #GeneralEpistles #ChristianFellowship #BiblicalTheology #BibleMinorProject #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/2BvPGooXeJs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/2BvPGooXeJs2024-03-25T16:00:01Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/the-story-behind-your-cedarville-experience-senior-signature-2026-aoquw7qg5ys2026-03-19T19:54:34ZThe Story Behind Your Cedarville Experience | Senior Signature 2026Before you leave Cedarville University, there’s an important part of your story you may not have fully seen — the generosity that helped make it possible. This video invites graduating seniors to reflect on how donors have contributed to their Cedarville experience. From scholarships and academic opportunities to the Christ-centered environment that shaped your faith, countless individuals have invested in your journey. Senior Signature is your opportunity to respond. As you step into life after Cedarville, you’re invited to take your first step as an alumnus or alumna by giving back and helping future students experience the same opportunities you’ve had. It’s a meaningful way to say thank you and to be part of something bigger than yourself. Your time at Cedarville is part of a larger story — one built on faithfulness, generosity, and a shared commitment to Kingdom impact. Now, you have the chance to continue that legacy. Learn more about Senior Signature and giving: http://cedarville.edu/SeniorSignature #CedarvilleUniversity #SeniorSignature #GivingBack #ChristianEducation #Alumni PN: 26-0472 — Take a moment to see how generosity shaped your Cedarville journey and how you can help make that same impact for future students.https://img.youtube.com/vi/AOqUW7QG5ys/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/AOqUW7QG5ys2026-03-19T19:54:34Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/multiplication-striving-for-unity-the-synergy-initiative-iplxc1jsfia2025-09-18T20:15:53ZMultiplication: Striving for Unity | The Synergy InitiativeChurch planting, revitalization, and replanting are filled with joy and Gospel opportunities, but they also bring challenges — especially when it comes to unity. ➡️ Access more free resources from The Synergy Initiative: https://www.cedarville.edu/Synergy In this video, Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Professor of Systematic and Applied Theology and Director of the Synergy Initiative at Cedarville University, unpacks practical and biblical ways for leaders and members to guard against division, handle conflict constructively, and pursue lasting peace in the body of Christ. Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction: The challenge of unity in church planting 01:00 Why disunity happens and how the enemy uses it 02:00 Building unity through membership and shared mission 03:40 The role of church covenants and doctrinal commitments 05:00 Small groups—strengths and dangers 07:00 Why conflict is inevitable in the church 09:00 Developing a biblical plan for conflict resolution 11:00 The seven As of confession (from Ken Sandy’s "Peacemaker") 13:00 The four promises of forgiveness 15:00 Practical steps for pursuing reconciliation 18:00 Final encouragement: Gospel-centered unity Conflict in ministry is unavoidable, but Scripture gives us a clear framework for resolution. From Matthew 18’s process of restoration to Romans 12:18’s call to live at peace with everyone, churches can navigate challenges in a way that honors Christ. Dr. Kimble emphasizes the importance of humility, specificity, and a willingness to own personal responsibility. You’ll learn why proactive unity is crucial for church health, how to shepherd small groups toward Gospel-centered fellowship, and what it looks like to confess sin and extend forgiveness in real and practical ways. The teaching highlights Ken Sandy’s "Peacemaker" model — walking through the seven As of confession and the four promises of forgiveness—as essential tools for ministry leaders and members alike. - Experience Cedarville University's The Synergy Initiative! This program aims to equip students to plant, revitalize, strengthen, and multiply vibrant churches after graduation. Join this transformative journey to deepen your faith and enhance your outreach efforts through our free online resources. Learn more at https://cedarville.edu/Synergy-Initiative. - Learn more about academic programs at Cedarville University: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics Plan a campus visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Apply for admission: https://www.cedarville.edu/apply #ChurchPlanting #ConflictResolution #GospelUnity #Peacemaker #BiblicalLeadership #CedarvilleUniversityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/IPlxc1JsFiA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/IPlxc1JsFiA2025-09-18T20:15:53Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/the-power-of-one-transformed-life-cedarville-university-s-historic-giving-campaign-i5ta4zvfu-i2025-10-03T17:18:37ZThe Power of One Transformed Life — Cedarville University’s Historic Giving CampaignFour years ago, Cedarville University asked: What is the power of one life transformed? Today, by God’s grace, we see the answer. Through the generosity of thousands and the Lord’s provision, Cedarville has completed One Thousand Days Transformed: The Campaign for Cedarville, surpassing $200 million to expand academic spaces, provide new scholarships, build student housing, strengthen chapel and discipleship, and extend the Gospel’s impact for generations to come. Learn more about this historic campaign: https://www.cedarville.edu/Transformed Timestamps: 0:00 Vision behind One Thousand Days Transformed 1:20 God’s provision and campaign milestones 2:14 New facilities, scholarships, and student opportunities 3:11 Student experiences in academics, chapel, and community 4:25 Gratitude to donors and impact of generosity 5:28 Expanding Cedarville’s mission for the future 6:16 The Gospel at the center of it all 7:18 Celebrating transformed lives for God’s glory This historic campaign is not about buildings or numbers. It is about the Gospel of Jesus Christ. It is about preparing well-rounded Christian graduates — equipped academically, spiritually, and personally — to make a difference for Christ around the world. Every gift, every prayer, and every act of generosity has multiplied the eternal impact of Cedarville’s mission. As we look ahead, our commitment remains: every day matters, every student matters, and every gift matters — all for the glory of God alone. Learn more about Cedarville University and how you can join the mission: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianEducation #OneThousandDaysTransformed #FaithfulGod #StudentTransformationhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/I5tA4ZVfu-I/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/I5tA4ZVfu-I2025-10-03T17:18:37Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-exodus-1-12-gw04voh4twe2021-02-22T13:30:11ZOld Testament | Exodus 1-12This lecture introduces the first few chapters of Exodus as God begins the work of delivering His people from the Egyptians as part of the promise. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/gw04vOH4twE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/gw04vOH4twE2021-02-22T13:30:11Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-genesis-12-26-_zmb_eeqalo2021-02-01T13:30:03ZOld Testament | Genesis 12-26In this lecture, Dr. Miller discusses the flood versus the Tower of Babel, before pivoting to an explanation of the beginnings of the nation of Israel. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/_ZMB_eeqaLo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/_ZMB_eeqaLo2021-02-01T13:30:03Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-pursue-a-latin-american-studies-minor-at-cedarville-university-nfqsu5bi_dc2025-06-05T19:37:22ZWhy Pursue a Latin American Studies Minor at Cedarville University?Why Pursue a Latin American Studies Minor at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions In today’s interconnected world, cultural awareness is essential in every career and ministry. Cedarville University’s Latin American Studies minor equips you with both language proficiency and cultural understanding, preparing you to engage effectively in cross-cultural settings while living out your faith. Whether you are called to serve as a missionary in Latin America, start a globally minded business, or simply want to expand your cultural perspective, this minor offers valuable preparation. You’ll study the history, ideas, and beliefs of Latin American countries, developing skills that will help you understand and serve people more effectively. The Latin American Studies minor must be paired with a major in any discipline, allowing you to tailor your education to your unique calling and career path. Together, your major and this minor will prepare you to make a Gospel impact in workplaces, organizations, and ministries around the world. Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Schedule a campus visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Explore programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #LatinAmericanStudies #ChristianEducation #GlobalMissions #CrossCulturalMinistryhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/nfqSU5BI_Dc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/nfqSU5BI_Dc2025-06-05T19:37:22Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/the-history-of-alpha-chi-ggzsumcifnm2025-05-16T04:00:34ZThe History of Alpha ChiAlpha Chi: From its roots as a literary society to a powerful legacy of servant leadership and faith. Discover how this Cedarville brotherhood has shaped generations of men to serve Christ and their communities. Watch now and be inspired by their story. #AlphaChi #MenForChrist #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianLeadershiphttps://img.youtube.com/vi/GgZSuMCifNM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/GgZSuMCifNM2025-05-16T04:00:34Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-why-theology-matters-_m3p33w6eze2022-06-28T13:00:27ZTheology I: Why Theology MattersWhy Study Theology & the Bible at Cedarville University? Deepen your grasp of Scripture, think theologically, and learn to live and speak the gospel with clarity and compassion. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions This lecture-style presentation explores foundational theological concepts you’ll study at Cedarville — truth, epistemology, worldview, the kingdom storyline, covenants, and the divisions of theology — all taught to form your thinking, affections, and practice. You’ll see classroom exercises (summarizing the Bible in 10–12 words), practical evangelistic conversations modeled for everyday encounters, and an emphasis on integrating theology with every vocation so you become a theologically minded professional. What you’ll learn in this class The video covers theories of truth — correspondence, coherence, pragmatic — and why epistemology matters for knowing God. It reviews the kingdom acrostic (kickoff, Israel, land, departure, overthrow, mission) and a six-act summary (creation, fall, Israel, redemption, church, new creation). You’ll be introduced to prolegomena, presuppositions, worldviews, and how biblical ethics shapes cultural engagement. Key theological disciplines are explained — exegesis, biblical theology, hermeneutics, historical theology, and systematic theology — along with core doctrines: bibliology, theology proper, anthropology, hamartiology, Christology, soteriology, pneumatology, ecclesiology, and eschatology. The instructor stresses that theology is disciplined reflection on God’s self-revelation aimed at knowing God, loving God, and being on mission for God. Learn more and apply Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #BiblicalStudies #Theology #ChristianWorldview #BibleMinor #CedarvilleUniversity #FaithAndReasonhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/_M3p33w6EZE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/_M3p33w6EZE2022-06-28T13:00:27Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-what-does-the-bible-say-about-itself-1u4mo3ydw5g2024-03-01T17:00:02ZBible and the Gospel | What Does the Bible Say About Itself?In this Bible and the Gospel lecture, Dr. Trent Rogers explores what Scripture claims about itself — its divine inspiration, authority, reliability, and purpose. Drawing from Psalms, 2 Timothy 3, 2 Peter 1, and the teachings of Jesus, this session examines why the Bible is trustworthy, how it reveals God’s plan of salvation, and what it means to say that “all Scripture is God-breathed.” We also unpack Jesus’ own view of Scripture as authoritative, enduring, and Christ-centered, showing that a believer’s doctrine of the Bible should align with Christ’s doctrine of the Bible. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 — Course overview: Gospel, new life in Christ, and now the character and content of the Bible 1:00 — What does the Bible claim about itself? Key texts and biblical self-understanding 1:44 — What “Word of God” means: Christ, God’s speech, and the written Scriptures 3:07 — The Word of God in written form: why Christians value the Bible 3:51 — Defining the Bible: how would you explain it to someone unfamiliar with Scripture? 6:08 — Student definitions: God’s inspired word revealing salvation through history 6:45 — Cedarville’s statement of faith: God reveals Himself truthfully and sufficiently through Scripture 7:55 — Inerrant, infallible, and reliable — what those terms mean 8:45 — The Bible’s authority over life, thought, and the church 9:35 — Understanding idioms and truth in Scripture 10:06 — The Bible’s sufficiency and divine inspiration 10:53 — Revelation as the foundation for knowing God 11:07 — A working definition: the Bible is the Word of God inspired by the Spirit, written for understanding and submission 12:24 — Knowing the Son of God through the written Word of God 13:00 — Why the Bible must describe its own nature — God’s self-revelation 14:06 — Psalm 19: God’s Word is perfect, sure, right, pure, and true 16:00 — 1 Corinthians 2: God reveals His truth through the Spirit 18:50 — 2 Timothy 3: Scripture reveals salvation and equips believers 19:38 — 2 Peter 1: The Holy Spirit carries along human authors — inspiration explained 20:47 — Romans 15: Scripture written for instruction, endurance, and hope 21:24 — 1 Corinthians 10: Old Testament examples written for our instruction 22:08 — What Jesus says about the Bible: Christ’s doctrine of Scripture should be ours 23:56 — Matthew 12: Jesus affirms the historicity of Jonah and Solomon 25:03 — Jesus’s view of Old Testament events as true and authoritative 27:09 — Believing Scripture as Jesus did — Billy Graham’s convictional faith in the Word 28:07 — John 10: “Scripture cannot be broken” — Jesus on the Bible’s authority 29:58 — Matthew 5: The Law and the Prophets fulfilled in Christ 30:46 — Luke 24: Jesus interprets all Scripture as pointing to Himself 31:41 — Mark 12: David speaks “in the Spirit” — Jesus affirms inspiration 32:47 — Matthew 4: Jesus uses Scripture to resist temptation — its power and sufficiency 33:26 — Questions: how do we know the Bible is true and authoritative? Faith, Spirit, and evidence 34:47 — Relationship between the Bible and the Gospel — Scripture reveals the Gospel of God 35:33 — Romans 1: The Gospel promised beforehand through Scripture 36:30 — 1 Corinthians 15: Christ died and rose “according to the Scriptures” 36:54 — Acts 2: Peter proclaims the Gospel from the Old Testament 37:30 — Knowing God and Christ only through divine revelation 39:00 — Everything we know about Jesus comes from the Bible — not nature 40:02 — “Jesus loves me, this I know, for the Bible tells me so” — the core of biblical faith 40:27 — God speaks — revelation begins with divine communication Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinor #WordOfGod #BiblicalAuthorityhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/1u4mO3yDw5g/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/1u4mO3yDw5g2024-03-01T17:00:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-mathematics-at-cedarville-university-u6_nwzjopdo2025-06-05T19:40:40ZWhy Study Mathematics at Cedarville University?Why Study Mathematics at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Are you passionate about exploring the beauty and complexity of mathematics? Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Science (BS) and Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Mathematics programs equip you with rigorous training while grounding your studies in biblical truth. You’ll gain not only the knowledge and skills needed for graduate school or a career in mathematics but also a deeper understanding of the Creator’s design behind the numbers. As a math major, you’ll explore both abstract structures and real-world applications, learning to see meaningful connections between complex patterns. Even the most theoretical areas of study reveal practical insights and applications that inspire discovery and innovation. At Cedarville, mathematics is more than problem-solving — it’s an opportunity to worship God by appreciating His order, logic, and beauty. With expert faculty, a supportive Christian community, and a strong academic foundation, Cedarville prepares you for graduate research, teaching, data science, applied mathematics, and other rewarding career paths. Your education will challenge you to think deeply, apply your knowledge broadly, and live out your calling faithfully. Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Schedule a campus visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Explore programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #MathematicsMajor #ChristianEducation #MathDegree #STEMhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/U6_NWZJoPDo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/U6_NWZJoPDo2025-06-05T19:40:40Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/welcome-to-diehl-johnson-hall-at-cedarville-university-dormtour-dr6lyedthbq2025-12-15T19:00:21Z Welcome to Diehl Johnson Hall at Cedarville University! #DormTour Want to know what life is like in Diehl Johnson Hall? Follow along as we tour the residence hall and see why students love the friendships, community, and endless memories made here! ➡️ Learn more about Diehl Johnson Hall at: https://cedar.to/0St2rd #DormTour #CedarvilleLife #CampusLivinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/Dr6LYeDtHbQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Dr6LYeDtHbQhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/international-center-for-creativity-icc-cedarville-university-ms4cvu589yc2021-10-26T13:40:10ZInternational Center for Creativity | ICC | Cedarville UniversityCedarville’s Industrial Design program blends creativity, faith, and real-world experience. Explore Industrial and Innovative Design: https://cedar.to/Programs Cedarville University’s partnership with the International Center for Creativity (ICC) offers a one-of-a-kind Industrial and Innovative Design major. For nearly a decade, this collaboration has reimagined industrial design education — giving industry what it’s asking for: better talent, faster. Students develop creative problem-solving skills, empathy, prototyping experience, and strong thinking skills — not just CAD or production abilities. Timestamps: 0:00 Partnership with the International Center for Creativity 0:08 Reinventing the industrial design major 0:31 2+2 program structure and Dublin, Ohio studios 1:05 The design process and empathetic problem solving 1:38 What is the ICC? 2:01 Only Christian industrial design program in North America 2:08 Innovative studios and facilities 2:27 Community and collaboration at ICC 3:05 Spiritual mentorship and Christian character 3:23 Industry-standard technology and professional environment 3:37 Mentorship from experienced instructors 4:27 Growth in creative and design skills 5:11 Teaching creativity and portfolio development 5:29 Real-world projects and future-focused design 5:49 Career preparation and professional readiness 6:25 Why choose Industrial and Innovative Design at Cedarville Grounded in Christian community, ICC fosters collaboration, spiritual growth, and mentorship. Instructors are experienced professionals who guide students through the design process while preparing them for real-world careers. With industry-standard technology and portfolio-ready projects, graduates are prepared for versatile careers at the intersection of business, engineering, and art. #CedarvilleUniversity #IndustrialDesign #InternationalCenterForCreativity #CreativeProblemSolving #ChristianCollege #DesignMajor — Cedarville’s Industrial and Innovative Design major, in partnership with the International Center for Creativity, combines faith, creativity, and hands-on studio experience. Through a 2+2 model in Dublin, Ohio, students gain real-world design skills, build professional portfolios, and prepare for impactful careers in industrial design.https://img.youtube.com/vi/MS4cVu589Yc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/MS4cVu589Yc2021-10-26T13:40:10Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/topical-steroids-101-what-most-people-get-wrong-xs6xgthynvi2026-04-20T20:44:02ZTopical Steroids 101: What Most People Get WrongTopical steroids can safely relieve eczema, rashes, and itchy skin when used correctly. Learn more about Ask the Pharmacist: https://cedar.to/ATP In this Ask the Pharmacist segment from Cedarville University School of Pharmacy, Dr. Shannon Yarosz, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice, explains how to safely and effectively use topical steroids like hydrocortisone cream. These over-the-counter treatments are commonly used for eczema, rashes, and itchy skin, but proper application and duration are key to avoiding side effects. Dr. Yarosz recommends applying only a thin layer — about a fingertip amount — to the affected area, typically once to twice daily as directed on the label. She also highlights important safety considerations, especially when using topical steroids on sensitive areas of the body. The face, particularly around the eyes, nose, and mouth, as well as areas with thinner skin like the groin and underarms, require extra caution. While these medications are safe for short-term use, generally up to one to two weeks, prolonged use may lead to unwanted effects such as skin thinning, discoloration, or irritation. If symptoms persist beyond the recommended time frame or worsen during treatment, Dr. Yarosz advises consulting a pharmacist or healthcare provider. This may indicate the need for a different medication or treatment plan. This segment helps viewers better understand medication safety and make informed decisions about treating common skin conditions. Ask the Pharmacist is presented by the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy in partnership with @WDTNTV. School Of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Pharmacy Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions #AskThePharmacist #CedarvilleUniversity #PharmacyEducation #TopicalSteroids #EczemaRelief #HealthcareTips PN: 26-0420 — Topical steroids like hydrocortisone can effectively treat eczema, rashes, and itchy skin when used properly. In this video, Dr. Shannon Yarosz explains how much to apply, how often to use these medications, and when to seek medical advice. Learn key safety tips, including avoiding sensitive areas and limiting use to short-term treatment.https://img.youtube.com/vi/Xs6xGTHyNvI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Xs6xGTHyNvI2026-04-20T20:44:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-criminal-justice-at-cedarville-university-ayfdj8yqsja2025-06-05T19:27:52ZWhy Study Criminal Justice at Cedarville University?Why Study Criminal Justice at Cedarville University? ⚖️ Prepare for a career in law enforcement, courts, or corrections with a Christ-centered foundation. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Cedarville University’s Criminal Justice program equips you to study crime, law, and justice through a distinctly biblical worldview. With Scripture integrated into every course, you’ll learn to see crime and civil disputes as a result of humanity’s sinful nature — and recognize that ultimate restoration comes only through Jesus Christ. As a Cedarville criminal justice major, you will be prepared to serve with integrity and righteousness, administering justice in ways that glorify Christ. The program develops your knowledge of law, investigation, and justice systems while shaping you to live out your faith in professional settings. Graduates are well-prepared for graduate school or for careers in policing, courts, corrections, or other criminal justice fields. For students who want a strong foundation in the field without a full major, Cedarville also offers a Criminal Justice minor. Courses like Introduction to Criminal Justice and Criminal Investigation provide a practical introduction to this important discipline. Explore Cedarville University’s Criminal Justice program today: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #CriminalJustice #ChristianEducation #FaithAndJustice #LawEnforcementCareershttps://img.youtube.com/vi/aYfdJ8YQsjA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/aYfdJ8YQsjA2025-06-05T19:27:52Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bringing-hope-and-healing-to-nicaragua-cugo-cedarville-university-maogkmlo3_02018-06-20T12:42:16ZBringing Hope and Healing to Nicaragua | CUGO | Cedarville UniversityNursing student Hannah shares her Nicaragua medical mission trip experience. Discover Cedarville’s Nursing Program: https://cedar.to/Programs Throughout the week, the team served nearly 1,000 patients, meeting both physical and spiritual needs. By partnering with local pastors, they not only provided healthcare but also connected individuals to ongoing church support within their community. Hannah reflects on how Cedarville’s nursing program equips students to integrate faith and practice, encouraging them to pray with patients and care for their spiritual well-being. Experiences like this build confidence in sharing the gospel and demonstrate how medical professionals can faithfully combine compassionate healthcare with Christ-centered ministry. #CedarvilleUniversity #NursingStudent #MedicalMissionTrip #ChristianNursing #FaithInHealthcare #GlobalMissions — Follow Hannah’s journey to Nicaragua as she serves in a medical mission clinic, prays with patients, and partners with local churches to share the gospel. See how Cedarville University’s nursing program prepares students to integrate compassionate healthcare with Christ-centered ministry both locally and globally.https://img.youtube.com/vi/maOgKMLo3_0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/maOgKMLo3_02018-06-20T12:42:16Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-christ-and-culture-kw9jxp3r6la2023-01-12T05:00:07ZTheology II: Christ and CultureChristian Faith and Culture | Dr. Kimble Cedarville University Online Theology Class How should Christians thoughtfully engage culture without compromising biblical truth? In this Cedarville University online theology class, students examine what culture is, how it shapes daily life, and how followers of Christ are called to live faithfully within it. This lecture introduces major Christian frameworks for engaging culture and challenges students to think biblically, ethically, and missionally in a complex world. https://www.cedarville.edu 0:00 What is culture and why it matters 1:10 Everyday examples of culture and meaning 3:41 Christ and Culture overview 4:18 Christ against culture 8:18 Christ of culture 12:05 Christ above culture 15:22 Christ and culture in paradox 18:08 Christ the transformer of culture 21:00 Eschatology and cultural engagement 22:11 Gospel-centered cultural transformation 24:08 Living faithfully while we wait for Christ’s return Culture is not neutral. It is a shared system of meanings, practices, symbols, and values that shape how people think, act, and relate to one another. In this class, Cedarville students explore how Christians can understand culture and respond to it in ways that honor God. From everyday customs like greetings and social norms to larger systems like education, politics, and art, culture influences every aspect of life. The lecture centers on H. Richard Niebuhr’s classic framework from Christ and Culture, which outlines five major approaches Christians have historically taken toward cultural engagement. These include rejecting culture outright, uncritically embracing it, separating faith from everyday life, holding faith and culture in tension, and seeking transformation through the gospel. Students are encouraged to critically evaluate each approach, recognizing both strengths and weaknesses. Rather than choosing one rigid category, this class emphasizes biblical wisdom and discernment. Christians must reject what is sinful, enjoy what reflects God’s goodness, avoid compartmentalizing faith, and pursue meaningful transformation through gospel-centered living. Culture is not changed merely by systems or institutions, but by transformed people living faithfully as ambassadors of Christ. This lecture also connects cultural engagement to eschatology. Because Christians live between Christ’s first and second coming, they are called to work, witness, and worship while waiting. Hope in the coming kingdom shapes how believers live now, resisting conformity to the world while lovingly engaging it. Students leave this class with a deeper understanding of how theology informs ethics, how Scripture speaks to all of life, and how Christians can engage culture with conviction, humility, and hope. This is a vital conversation for anyone preparing to live out their faith in today’s world. Learn more about Cedarville University and its Christ-centered academic programs. Explore Cedarville University https://www.cedarville.edu Apply to Cedarville University https://www.cedarville.edu/Apply Learn about Financial Aid https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianWorldview #ChristAndCulture #TheologyClass #FaithAndCulturehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/Kw9jxP3R6lA/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Kw9jxP3R6lA2023-01-12T05:00:07Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/don-t-throw-away-old-meds-until-you-watch-this-e6lk3d800m42026-03-03T16:15:00ZDon’t Throw Away Old Meds Until You Watch This!Found expired prescriptions? Here’s how to dispose of medications safely. Find answers from Cedarville’s Ask the Pharmacist: https://cedar.to/AskThePharmacist If you’ve ever opened your medicine cabinet and found old or unused prescriptions, you’re not alone. In this Ask the Pharmacist segment with WDTN-TV, Dr. Shannon Yarosz, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Cedarville University, explains the safest ways to dispose of prescription medications and why proper medication disposal matters for your family and community. Dr. Yarosz highlights drug take back programs as the safest and most recommended option. Many local pharmacies, hospitals, police stations, and fire stations participate in medication take back initiatives, and the DEA also hosts National Drug Take Back Day twice a year. These programs help prevent medication misuse, accidental ingestion, and environmental harm. Timestamps: 0:00 What to do with old or unused prescriptions 0:36 The safest way to dispose of medications 1:29 Can you throw medications in the trash? 2:35 Is it safe to flush medications down the toilet? 3:30 How to find drug take back locations near you If a take back program isn’t available, Dr. Yarosz explains how to safely throw medications away at home. Remove them from original containers, mix them with something unpalatable like used coffee grounds or cat litter, place the mixture in a sealed container, and then dispose of it in the trash. Simply tossing pill bottles in the garbage is not recommended. Flushing medications down the toilet or sink is generally discouraged. However, the FDA maintains a flushable list for certain high-risk medications that could be especially dangerous if misused. Even then, flushing should be a last resort. Have questions about expired prescriptions, medication safety, or proper disposal methods? Cedarville University’s Ask the Pharmacist connects you with trusted pharmacy professionals. School of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Pharmacy Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions #AskThePharmacist #MedicationSafety #DrugTakeBack #PharmacyPractice #CedarvilleUniversity #PrescriptionSafety PN: 26-0420 — Cleaning out your medicine cabinet? Dr. Shannon Yarosz from Cedarville University explains how to safely dispose of old or unused prescription medications. Learn about drug take back programs, safe at-home disposal methods, and when flushing may be appropriate so you can protect your family and community.https://img.youtube.com/vi/E6Lk3D800m4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/E6Lk3D800m42026-03-03T16:15:00Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/i-decided-mts-in-biblical-counseling-t8-iqlzwl2u2025-03-21T12:45:35ZI Decided — MTS in Biblical CounselingMTS student Logan Riber explains what made him choose The Graduate School at Cedarville University for his master's degree in biblical counseling. PN: 25-0435https://img.youtube.com/vi/T8-iQlzWL2U/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/T8-iQlzWL2U2025-03-21T12:45:35Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/pharmacy-missions-2022-okfo0ddktpi2022-10-26T03:13:44ZPharmacy Missions 2022Students from the School of Pharmacy travel around the world to serve others and spread the Gospel. They are taking what they're learning in classes to meet people's physical needs — but more importantly, they are using pharmacy to share the hope they have in Christ.https://img.youtube.com/vi/oKFo0dDKtPI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/oKFo0dDKtPI2022-10-26T03:13:44Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/to-god-be-the-glory-cedarville-university-campaign-update-wfxid_lfau02025-09-26T14:19:04ZTo God Be the Glory! Cedarville University Campaign UpdateDr. Thomas White shares an exciting update about One Thousand Days Transformed: The Campaign for Cedarville.https://img.youtube.com/vi/wfXiD_lFau0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/wfXiD_lFau02025-09-26T14:19:04Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/live-cedarville-university-announces-campus-wide-ai-initiative-with-chatgpt-edu-wrpgthxpvuk2025-08-12T03:26:27Z️ LIVE: Cedarville University Announces Campus-Wide AI Initiative with ChatGPT EduWe are pleased to announce that Cedarville University has become the first evangelical Christian university to launch ChatGPT Edu campus-wide! Today's historic press conference marks a bold step in Christian higher education, integrating artificial intelligence to serve students with excellence, integrity, and biblical wisdom. With this initiative, Cedarville joins the ranks of institutions like Harvard, Duke, and Arizona State in adopting OpenAI tools for learning and research — but with a distinctly Christian approach. This move reflects Cedarville’s long-standing legacy of innovation — from its early adoption of CedarNet and cybersecurity education to today’s launch of ChatGPT Edu. Hear from President Thomas White as he shares how this step aligns with Cedarville’s mission to prepare graduates for both professional excellence and spiritual impact. Learn more about Cedarville’s guiding principles for AI use and view frequently asked questions: https://www.cedarville.edu/AI #ChatGPT #ChristianUniversity #AIinEducation #CedarvilleUniversity #ChristianHigherEd #OpenAI #ArtificialIntelligence #ChatGPTEdu #FaithAndTechnology #CampusTechnology #CedarvilleNews #AILeadershiphttps://img.youtube.com/vi/wrPGtHXPvUk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/wrPGtHXPvUk2025-08-12T03:26:27Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cu-grad-webinars-using-linkedin-strategically-with-cam-arminio-cxkidvosq1i2026-03-31T18:42:30ZCU Grad Webinars — Using LinkedIn Strategically With Cam ArminioToday’s CU Grad Webinar covers how to use LinkedIn to grow your career and stand out professionally. Start building your career today: https://cedar.to/Career In this Career Services workshop, you’ll get a practical overview of how LinkedIn can support your professional journey — from building a strong profile to making meaningful connections. Whether you’re preparing your résumé, getting ready for interviews, or exploring career paths, Cedarville’s Career Services team is here to equip and support you every step of the way. This session emphasizes intentional networking, showcasing your skills, and leveraging tools that can open doors to future opportunities. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction to Career Services and purpose 0:43 LinkedIn overview and goals 34:01 Showcasing skills, endorsements, and recommendations 34:43 Using the Cedarville alumni tool 35:19 Filtering and finding alumni connections 36:10 Learning from alumni career paths 36:28 Building intentional, quality connections 36:48 Real-world success using LinkedIn networking 37:03 Closing encouragement and resources You’ll also learn how to strengthen your LinkedIn profile through endorsements, recommendations, and highlighting honors, awards, and organizations. A key highlight of this session is the Cedarville University alumni tool, which helps you connect with professionals in your field. By filtering alumni based on major, location, or industry, you can build strategic, meaningful relationships that may lead to internships or jobs. This approach focuses on quality over quantity, encouraging thoughtful and purposeful networking. Career Services is available not only for current students but also for alumni navigating their professional careers. From refining your LinkedIn presence to connecting with industry professionals, this resource is designed to help you grow, learn, and succeed. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #LinkedInTips #CareerServices #CollegeToCareer #ProfessionalDevelopment #studentsuccess PN: 26-0512 — Learn how to use LinkedIn effectively with guidance from Cedarville’s Career Services team. This session walks through profile-building, networking strategies, and using the alumni tool to form meaningful professional connections. Discover how to showcase your skills, gain endorsements, and connect with alumni to support your career journey.https://img.youtube.com/vi/CxkidvOsq1I/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/CxkidvOsq1I2026-03-31T18:42:30Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/what-sets-cedarville-academics-apart-n_py4bnm-x82025-12-30T18:30:34ZWhat Sets Cedarville Academics ApartAll universities say they have excellent academics, but at Cedarville we prove it! From a wide range of in-demand programs to world-class facilities and more, academics at Cedarville stand apart from the crowd.https://img.youtube.com/vi/n_pY4bNm-X8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/n_pY4bNm-X82025-12-30T18:30:34Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-structure-tool-lcilhpbfuas2024-05-03T16:00:45ZBible and the Gospel | Structure ToolDr. Trent Rogers teaches the structure tool and shows how to map an author’s sectional breaks, topic transitions, and argumentative flow so you can see how clauses, paragraphs, chapters, and books fit together — focused examples from 1 Corinthians 8–10 and the macro-argument of Romans. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 Opening — why structure matters and two guiding questions: how has the author divided the material and how do the sections fit together 0:32 What the structure tool does — levels from book down to clauses and paragraphs 1:21 Today’s examples — an argumentative unit in 1 Corinthians and the letter-level structure of Romans 4:32 Identifying new sections — linking phrases like now concerning as transitions (start of 1 Corinthians 8) 6:05 Why 1 Corinthians 8–10 can be read as a single argumentative unit responding to Corinthian questions 8:32 How to outline chapter 8 — knowledge versus love; the problem of rights; the weak and conscience 12:07 Paul’s corrective move — verse 7 and the reality of new converts with weak consciences 18:01 Key terms and the conclusion strategy — therefore as a structural signal and the concluding exhortation (8:13) 20:57 Chapter 9 as a linked autobiographical defense of apostolic rights that reinforces the argument about sacrificing rights for the Gospel 27:36 Chapter 10 — wilderness examples, judgment, and the incompatibility of Christian fellowship with idolatrous participation 33:48 Practical synthesis — put chapters 8, 9, and 10 together: love, sacrificial rights, and faithfulness to God 37:51 Short summary phrasing of the whole unit — don’t eat food sacrificed to idols out of love for your brother and faithfulness to God 43:59 Overview of Romans as a case study in macro structure — Gospel statement, universal condemnation, justification by faith, new life, and why Paul pauses to address Israel (chapters 9–11) 49:55 How structural reading makes otherwise odd digressions intelligible and the importance of tracing internal signals and repetitions 52:26 Final tips on using the structure tool at chapter and paragraph level for classroom reading and sermon preparation Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #BiblicalGospel #ChristianEducation #TheologyCourse #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinorProjecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/lCilHpBfUAs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/lCilHpBfUAs2024-05-03T16:00:45Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-accounting-at-cedarville-university-fml99r2wkfu2025-08-21T20:17:05ZWhy Study Accounting at Cedarville University?Why Study Accounting at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/Accounting Unlock your path to a rewarding career in public or corporate accounting with Cedarville University’s distinctly Christian Accounting major. Designed to empower you for professional success, this program prepares you to do more than earn a degree — it equips you to make a Gospel impact through your vocation, no matter where God leads you. Accounting is often called the language of business because accountants play a vital role in communicating complex financial information to decision-makers. At Cedarville, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills to analyze past activities, forecast future operations, measure performance, track expenses, and provide internal controls that prevent fraud or theft. Our program goes beyond technical training. You’ll be encouraged to lead through service, glorify God with your integrity, and steward resources faithfully in any organization you join. Graduates are well-prepared for public accounting, corporate finance, auditing, and consulting — and are highly sought after for their expertise and character. Take the next step toward becoming a trusted financial leader while integrating your faith and profession. Explore how Cedarville’s School of Business can prepare you for the CPA exam, connect you with internships at top firms, and equip you to impact the business world for Christ. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #AccountingMajor #CedarvilleUniversity #CPAExam #ChristianUniversity #BusinessCareers #AccountingProgram PN: 25-0002 — Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Arts in Accounting prepares students with strong technical skills, ethical training, and a Christ-centered worldview to succeed in public or corporate accounting. The program frames accounting as a calling, equipping graduates to serve others with integrity, leadership, and professional excellence.https://img.youtube.com/vi/fml99r2WkfU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/fml99r2WkfU2025-08-21T20:17:05Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-music-performance-at-cedarville-university-ljwy43dx5ys2025-06-05T19:41:31ZWhy Study Music Performance at Cedarville University?Why Study Music Performance at Cedarville University? Train as a performer in a Christ-centered program that equips you for both career success and spiritual impact. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Music in Performance program is designed for students who want to pursue excellence in music while honoring Christ. In this distinctly Christian program, you will study performance through a biblical worldview, gaining the artistic and professional skills needed for a successful career. At Cedarville, Bach’s phrase Soli Deo Gloria — for the glory of God alone — is more than a motto; it is a mission that shapes everything we do. You’ll be mentored by accomplished professors who will guide you as both a musician and a follower of Christ, helping you use your creativity and talents to glorify the Creator. Students train in world-class facilities, sharpening their performance skills while forming lasting friendships and professional connections. By graduation, you’ll be prepared for a rewarding career as a performer who demonstrates both artistic excellence and Christlike character. Explore Cedarville University’s School of Music and Worship today: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Music Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/music-and-worship #CedarvilleUniversity #MusicPerformance #ChristianEducation #SoliDeoGloria #MusicMinistryhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/Ljwy43dx5Ys/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Ljwy43dx5Ys2025-06-05T19:41:31Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-chemistry-laboratory-center-opens-vqbhnfipank2015-10-02T20:44:33ZNew Chemistry Laboratory Center OpensState-of-the-art science labs prepare students for real-world medical and research careers. Explore Cedarville’s science programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Cedarville University’s renovated anatomy and chemistry labs give students hands-on experience with cadaver dissection, modern equipment, and interactive technology. These upgraded spaces combine 3D visualization tools, anatomical models, and spacious workstations to create an engaging, immersive learning environment. Timestamps: 0:00 First impressions of the anatomy lab 0:16 Interactive cadaver and 3D learning 0:40 Modern lab space and technology 1:04 Faculty reaction to renovations 1:36 New chemistry and research labs 2:10 Preparing students for medical school 2:48 Undergraduate research opportunities 2:56 Donor appreciation Students benefit from clean air lab hoods, advanced resources, and real-world research labs that mirror professional environments. These experiences help reduce intimidation and build confidence as they prepare for medical school and graduate programs. Faculty and students alike emphasize how these modern facilities enhance learning and create opportunities for deeper academic engagement. This investment, made possible by generous donors, equips future medical professionals with the skills, experience, and confidence needed to succeed and make an impact. #CedarvilleUniversity #AnatomyLab #ChemistryLab #PreMed #stemeducation — Cedarville’s updated science labs offer hands-on anatomy and chemistry experiences with modern technology and research spaces. Students gain practical skills, confidence, and preparation for medical school and graduate study through immersive, real-world lab environments.https://img.youtube.com/vi/vQBHnFipaNk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/vQBHnFipaNk2015-10-02T20:44:33Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/celebrating-100-years-of-yellow-jackets-sbp_i4sbo3o2024-08-15T13:07:22ZCelebrating 100 Years of Yellow Jackets!Celebrating 100 years of Yellow Jackets excellence at Cedarville. Discover Cedarville Athletics and Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs In 2024, Cedarville University marks 100 years of the Yellow Jackets — a legacy of athletic excellence and Christlike sportsmanship. Cedarville’s first athletic facility, now known as Alford Auditorium, opened in 1902. In 1924, the name “Yellow Jackets” first appeared, becoming a symbol of competitive drive and a commitment to honor Christ on and off the field. By God’s grace, the Yellow Jackets continue striving for excellence while honoring Christ in every season. #CedarvilleUniversity #YellowJackets #CedarvilleAthletics #NCAAD2 #ChristianCollegeSports — Celebrate a century of Cedarville Athletics — from historic facilities and evolving mascots to NCAA Division II achievements and Paralympic gold. For 100 years, the Yellow Jackets have competed with excellence and Christlike character, honoring Christ on and off the field.https://img.youtube.com/vi/SbP_I4sbo3o/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/SbP_I4sbo3o2024-08-15T13:07:22Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-mathematics-education-at-cedarville-university-ltb06mxc_bw2025-06-05T19:40:34ZWhy Study Mathematics Education at Cedarville University?Why Study Mathematics Education at Cedarville University? Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Do you feel called to teach and inspire the next generation through mathematics? Cedarville University’s accredited mathematics education major equips you to teach grades 7–12 with both academic excellence and a distinctly Christian perspective. You’ll gain the skills to help students build a strong foundation in mathematics while also serving as a Christlike role model in the classroom. This program combines rigorous mathematics coursework with professional teacher preparation, helping you explore the source, implications, and purpose of mathematical knowledge within a biblical worldview. Cedarville’s emphasis on both content mastery and faith integration ensures that you are thoroughly prepared to succeed in either public or private schools. You’ll also benefit from extensive field experiences in local schools, where you can apply what you’ve learned in real teaching environments. By graduation, you’ll be ready to enter the classroom with confidence — equipped to teach with excellence, inspire your students to think deeply, and impact their lives for Christ. Learn more: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Schedule a campus visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Explore programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #MathEducation #TeacherPreparation #ChristianEducation #FutureTeachershttps://img.youtube.com/vi/LTb06MXC_Bw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/LTb06MXC_Bw2025-06-05T19:40:34Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-numbers-j7lmmzijyhu2021-03-22T12:30:02ZOld Testament | NumbersDr. Miller discusses the importance of Numbers, with its focus on Israel’s rebellion and God’s promises. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/J7lMmZIJyHU/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/J7lMmZIJyHU2021-03-22T12:30:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/the-pitch-2026-b-nx9x8swuk2026-02-07T14:03:23ZThe Pitch | 2026Watch Cedarville student entrepreneurs pitch their startup ideas live at The Pitch, our Shark Tank–style competition. From early-stage concepts to revenue-generating ventures, students present to a panel of judges for a chance to win cash prizes. Tune in to see bold ideas, real-time feedback, and the next generation of innovators in action.https://img.youtube.com/vi/b-nX9x8swUk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/b-nX9x8swUk2026-02-07T14:03:23Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/distinguished-speaker-series-peter-schweizer-wuwiyvacghg2026-04-21T13:41:41ZDistinguished Speaker Series - Peter SchweizerA speaker outlines concerns about political corruption, China’s influence, and U.S. policy in this extended campus talk. In this full-length lecture and Q&A session, a guest speaker presents arguments from his book “Blood Money,” discussing political corruption in Washington, D.C., and what he describes as “disintegration warfare” — a strategy he attributes to China aimed at weakening the United States. The talk explores topics such as insider trading by lawmakers, “milker bills,” foreign influence, and the role of financial ties between U.S. leaders and international entities. The speaker also examines issues like fentanyl trafficking, social media influence, election interference, and national security concerns. Timestamps: 0:00 Opening analogy 3:01 Political corruption examples 7:17 “Blood Money” overview 9:18 Fentanyl crisis discussion 16:09 Disintegration warfare strategy 21:37 Social media influence 26:06 Leadership response critique 33:10 What individuals can do 35:36 Q&A session begins #CedarvilleUniversity #CampusEvent #PublicPolicy #PoliticalDiscussion #NationalSecurity #StudentLife — This recorded campus event features a detailed lecture and Q&A exploring political corruption, foreign influence, and national security concerns. Viewers gain insight into the speaker’s perspective on global strategy, domestic policy challenges, and the importance of informed civic engagement.https://img.youtube.com/vi/WuwiYvacghg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/WuwiYvacghg2026-04-21T13:41:41Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-genesis-joseph-hbyre4amflq2021-02-15T13:30:02ZOld Testament | Genesis: JosephThis lecture dives into the story of Joseph as we continue the journey through Genesis. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/HbYRe4amfLQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/HbYRe4amfLQ2021-02-15T13:30:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cedarville-university-homecoming-highlights-2025-sc5vmxdxh6q2025-10-07T15:55:21ZCedarville University Homecoming Highlights | 2025 We had an amazing time welcoming back our alumni at this year's Homecoming Weekend! ➡️ What was YOUR favorite event? #Cedarville #CVilleHC #Homecominghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/SC5VMxDXH6Q/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/SC5VMxDXH6Q2025-10-07T15:55:21Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-computer-science-at-cedarville-university-9rqlzbpwxoi2025-06-05T19:27:08ZWhy Study Computer Science at Cedarville University?Why Study Computer Science at Cedarville University? Prepare for a career in software engineering, cybersecurity, or web and mobile development — all from a Christ-centered perspective. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Science in Computer Science equips you with the technical expertise and problem-solving skills needed to thrive in today’s fast-paced technology field. With options to focus on areas like software engineering, web/mobile development, or cyber operations, you’ll gain the flexibility to align your studies with your career goals. But Cedarville’s program is more than career preparation. Integrated with a distinctly biblical worldview, the curriculum challenges you to use your vocation as a ministry for Christ. You’ll be equipped not only to succeed in the workplace but also to glorify God through innovation, integrity, and service in the ever-changing world of technology. For students in other majors, the Computer Science minor offers a solid foundation in coding, algorithms, and computing principles, broadening your skill set while complementing your primary area of study. Explore Cedarville University’s School of Engineering and Computer Science today: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit #CedarvilleUniversity #ComputerScience #ChristianEducation #Cybersecurity #SoftwareEngineering #FaithAndTechnologyhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/9rqLZbPwxoI/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/9rqLZbPwxoI2025-06-05T19:27:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-nursing-at-cedarville-university-4bd77u1k-pq2025-06-05T19:41:42ZWhy Study Nursing at Cedarville University?Why Study Nursing at Cedarville University? Prepare for a career in nursing with Christlike compassion and academic excellence. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Since 1982, Cedarville University has been equipping nurses through its four-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program. This highly regarded program is approved by the Ohio Board of Nursing and accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), ensuring that you receive a top-quality nursing education rooted in both professional excellence and biblical truth. At Cedarville, you will benefit from engaging classroom lectures, hands-on training in state-of-the-art simulation labs, and diverse clinical experiences in real healthcare settings. Students also have opportunities to serve on short-term medical missions trips, applying their skills to meet physical and spiritual needs around the world. Nursing at Cedarville goes beyond textbooks and clinical practice. Through biblically integrated coursework, you’ll learn how faith in Christ shapes compassionate, ethical, and holistic patient care. When you graduate, you will be prepared to serve as a skilled nurse who views healthcare as a ministry for Jesus Christ. Explore Cedarville University’s School of Nursing today: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Nursing Program: https://www.cedarville.edu/nursing #CedarvilleUniversity #NursingSchool #ChristianEducation #BSNNursing #HealthcareMinistryhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/4Bd77U1K-pQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/4Bd77U1K-pQ2025-06-05T19:41:42Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/adding-an-mba-to-your-pharmd-c40n56kz1m2019-03-07T19:37:53ZAdding an MBA to Your PharmDDr. Danielle Polley shares how adding an MBA to her PharmD will benefit her in her career as a pharmacist. Explore the PharmD and MBA dual degree: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/programs/pharmd-mba-dual-degree Pharmacy is more than dispensing medication — it is also a business. From managing people and inventory to developing innovative patient care services, pharmacists need business skills from day one. An MBA alongside your Doctor of Pharmacy degree expands your understanding of the pharmacy world, broadens job opportunities, and gives you a competitive edge in a growing healthcare field. #CedarvilleUniversity #PharmD #MBA #PharmacySchool #DualDegree #healthcareleadership — Learn why combining a PharmD and MBA equips future pharmacists with essential business and leadership skills. Hear firsthand how understanding the business side of pharmacy can expand career opportunities and enhance patient care.https://img.youtube.com/vi/-c40n56kZ1M/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/-c40n56kZ1M2019-03-07T19:37:53Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/equipping-and-discipling-a-future-generation-of-christian-pas-daabqitoivy2026-04-21T13:58:09ZEquipping and Discipling a Future Generation of Christian PAsPrepare to serve patients through faith and medicine in Cedarville’s PA program. Explore the program: https://cedar.to/Programs Cedarville University’s Physician Assistant program equips Christian students to care for patients holistically — addressing physical, psychological, and spiritual needs. With a strong emphasis on discipleship, students are trained to approach medicine through a biblical worldview. Students learn to see patients not just as medical cases, but as individuals created by God. This prepares graduates to serve with compassion, excellence, and a commitment to sharing Christ’s love. #CedarvilleUniversity #PhysicianAssistant #ChristianHealthcare #FaithAndMedicine Cedarville’s PA program prepares students to integrate faith and healthcare through whole-person care. Graduates are equipped to serve patients with skill, compassion, and a Christ-centered perspective.https://img.youtube.com/vi/dAAbqIToivY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/dAAbqIToivY2026-04-21T13:58:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-psalms-part-1-yf1jqnf1zqm2021-05-10T12:30:15ZOld Testament | Psalms: Part 1This lecture introduces the book of Psalms. Dr. Miller examines the themes and structure with students. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/YF1JQNf1ZQM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/YF1JQNf1ZQM2021-05-10T12:30:15Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-cyber-operations-at-cedarville-university-githjbbtgwg2025-06-05T19:28:46ZWhy Study Cyber Operations at Cedarville UniversityWhy Study Cyber Operations at Cedarville University? Launch a career in cybersecurity with NSA-recognized training and a Christ-centered foundation. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Cyber threats are everywhere — and the need for cybersecurity professionals has never been greater. Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Science in Cyber Operations prepares you to defend against these threats while integrating your work with a biblical worldview. Recognized by the National Security Agency (NSA) as a Center of Excellence in Cyber Operations, Cedarville offers one of the top cyber programs in the nation. Through engaging lectures and hands-on lab experiences, you’ll gain expertise in areas like collection, exploitation, and response — the same skills used by organizations such as the NSA and U.S. Cyber Command. You’ll study computer and network defense, security fundamentals, cryptography, and secure software development, preparing you to meet the critical demand for skilled cybersecurity professionals. More than just technical training, Cedarville equips you to glorify God in your vocation, shaping you into a cybersecurity leader of integrity and impact. Cyber Operations is also available as a specialization within the BS in Computer Science, enhancing your career opportunities in software development and beyond. Explore Cedarville University’s Cyber Operations program today: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Computer Science & Cyber Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academic-programs/cyber-operationshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/giThjbBtGwg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/giThjbBtGwg2025-06-05T19:28:46Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/johnson-hall-360-dorm-tour-hwa89wemsum2025-12-15T19:00:21ZJohnson Hall | 360° Dorm TourA 360° degree tour of Johnson Hall at Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/hwa89wemsuM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/hwa89wemsuMhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-daniel-part-1-8wcpp9igyr82021-08-09T12:30:03ZOld Testament | Daniel Part 1In this lecture, Dr. Miller explains the purpose of the book of Daniel and how God’s promises remain, even in the midst of Israel’s exile. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/8wCpp9IGyR8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/8wCpp9IGyR82021-08-09T12:30:03Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/monetary-socialism-q6kthktbxw02022-03-02T14:30:09ZMonetary SocialismDr. Haymond discusses monetary central banking and exposes the reality of socialist government control over the economy.https://img.youtube.com/vi/q6kthKTBXW0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/q6kthKTBXW02022-03-02T14:30:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/how-to-apply-for-financial-aid-vnwu6ihkhc02026-04-22T13:05:32ZHow to Apply for Financial AidLearn how to navigate the financial aid process at Cedarville University, from admission and scholarships to FAFSA completion and final enrollment steps. This guide helps prospective students and families understand timelines, maximize aid opportunities, and confidently plan for college costs.https://img.youtube.com/vi/vNWu6IhKHc0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/vNWu6IhKHc02026-04-22T13:05:32Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-attributes-of-god-part-2-b-gamszvixw2022-08-11T13:00:12ZTheology I: Attributes of God (part 2)God’s Incommunicable Attributes | Knowing the Great and Unchanging God In this theology lecture, Cedarville University students continue their study of the doctrine of God by examining His incommunicable attributes — the qualities that belong to God alone and flow from His transcendence. Building on earlier discussions of the Trinity, transcendence, and immanence, this session emphasizes why God’s self-existence, immutability, and perfect knowledge matter for worship, trust, and daily Christian living. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:26 Review of the Trinity and God’s attributes 1:12 Incommunicable vs. communicable attributes 2:58 God’s infinite perfection 4:42 God’s self-existence (aseity) 6:35 The name “I AM” in Exodus 3 8:44 God’s immortality and sovereignty 10:28 God’s immutability explained 11:37 Malachi 3 and God’s unchanging character 13:06 Numbers 23 and God’s faithfulness 15:03 Human instability contrasted with God’s steadiness 19:59 Open theism and God’s knowledge of the future 21:19 Interpreting Genesis 22 and Jonah 3 25:59 God’s omniscience and prophecy 28:42 Anthropomorphic language in Scripture 29:05 Practical implications for faith and worship The lecture begins with a review of God’s incommunicable attributes, emphasizing that these qualities belong to God alone and highlight the creator–creature distinction. Unlike human beings, who are finite and derivative, God is infinite in perfection, possessing every attribute in complete and flawless measure at all times. Students then explore God’s aseity, His self-existence and independence from anything outside Himself. Scripture presents God as the one who simply “is,” needing nothing and deriving His being from no one. This truth underscores the freedom of God’s love — He does not create or redeem out of need, but out of grace. The session also addresses God’s immutability. God does not change in His character, purposes, promises, or perfections. While Scripture describes God responding to human actions, these responses never contradict His eternal nature or covenant faithfulness. Passages like Malachi 3 and Numbers 23 show that God’s steadfastness is the reason His people are not consumed. A significant portion of the lecture engages the modern theological view known as open theism, which claims that God does not know the future exhaustively. By examining texts such as Genesis 22 and Jonah 3, students learn how Scripture uses human-centered language to communicate God’s actions without denying His omniscience. Prophecy, covenant, and God’s revealed character all testify that He knows the end from the beginning. The lecture concludes with practical encouragement. Because God is all-knowing, all-powerful, and unchanging, believers can worship Him with confidence, pray with hope, and trust Him even in suffering. The God who raised the dead is able to transform lives, defeat sin, and ultimately overcome evil forever. Learn more about Christ-centered theological education at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #Theology #AttributesOfGod #ChristianDoctrine #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleClasshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/B-GamSZvixw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/B-GamSZvixw2022-08-11T13:00:12Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-is-for-everyone-god-fsjj4rx1sj42023-10-27T16:00:39ZTheology Is for Everyone | GodIn the third video in the “Theology Is for Everyone” series, Dr. Jeremy Kimble explains what the Bible teaches about God and what that means to us. Once we understand who God is, we should recognize: 1. God is worthy of worship. 2. Life should be God-centered. 3. We should pray to God constantly. 4. God is powerful enough to transform our life. 5. God will overcome evil in the end. 6. We must keep ourselves from idols. The “Theology Is for Everyone” series by Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University, was recorded as an eight-part video series on important theological doctrine that every believer should understand. Each video is short, but full of rich truth for personal growth, group study, or however God leads you. Be blessed as you dig deeper into God’s Word. Learn more: cedar.to/qKyOkzhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/fSJJ4Rx1SJ4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/fSJJ4Rx1SJ42023-10-27T16:00:39Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/new-testament-matthew-part-1-n7wrghybds82023-10-16T16:00:37ZNew Testament | Matthew (Part 1)In this lecture from Dr. Michael McKay’s New Testament Literature course at Cedarville University, students begin an in-depth study of the Gospel of Matthew, exploring how Matthew presents Jesus as the fulfillment of Israel’s story and the Old Testament promises. Learn more about The Bible Minor Project: https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor Dr. McKay reviews key themes from earlier sessions — the importance of story, the flow of biblical history through the Assyrian, Babylonian, Persian, Greek, and Roman empires, and the development of Jewish sects and expectations in the Second Temple period — before turning to Matthew’s unique portrait of Jesus. He explains how Matthew weaves Old Testament prophecies, genealogies, and symbols into his narrative to show that Jesus is the true Son of God, the promised Davidic King, and the greater Moses who fulfills Israel’s mission and reveals the Kingdom of Heaven. The lecture highlights Matthew’s literary and theological depth, emphasizing that readers should move beyond isolated proof texts to see how Jesus completes the entire story of Israel. Students learn how to approach Matthew devotionally — asking what each passage teaches about God, humanity, and their relationship — while seeing how Matthew’s Gospel connects the Old and New Testaments as one unified story of redemption. Timestamps: 0:00 Review — the role of story and the transition from Old to New Testament 1:01 Empires and expectations — setting the stage for the Gospels 1:33 What is a Gospel? Biography, testimony, and transformation 2:23 Reading narratives — plot, rhetoric, and authorial intent 3:10 Matthew’s distinct portrait of Jesus 4:14 Avoiding “Christmas and Easter” reading habits 5:45 Background and authorship of Matthew 6:21 Church tradition on Matthew the Apostle 7:26 Audience and date — likely Jewish Christians before AD 70 8:55 Matthew’s purpose — Jesus as the fulfillment of Old Testament expectations 9:50 The structure of Matthew and five teaching blocks 10:25 Michael Heiser quote — Jesus as the center of God’s redemptive story 11:25 How Matthew uses the Old Testament — fulfillment and typology 14:05 “This was to fulfill…” — ten direct fulfillment citations 15:23 Jesus as the representative of Israel — true Son of God 17:12 Old Testament background — Israel, David, and the sons of God theme 19:29 Jesus’ testing in the wilderness — faithful where Israel failed 22:11 Jesus as the suffering servant who bears our iniquities 23:01 Jesus’ mission fulfills Israel’s mission — Great Commission and Exodus 19 24:03 Why Matthew stands first in the New Testament canon 26:07 The testing of Jesus — distinguishing testing from temptation 29:34 Jesus as faithful Israel — the true and sinless Son 32:05 Jesus as the greater fulfillment of Isaiah 7:14 33:16 Context of Isaiah 7–9 and “God With Us” (Emmanuel) 36:00 Virgin birth — Hebrew and Greek word study explained 38:51 Jesus’ healing ministry and the suffering servant of Isaiah 53 40:48 Reading Matthew as theology — Jesus succeeds where Israel failed 41:06 Moving beyond “proof-text” reading — seeing Israel’s full story 43:02 Jesus as the Davidic King, Son of God from David’s line 44:13 The triumphal entry — fulfilling Zechariah’s prophecy 45:31 Crucifixion mockery — “King of Israel” and “Son of God” 46:48 Genealogy — Jesus as the Son of David and heir to the throne 49:42 The number 14 — symbolic link to David’s name 50:20 Israel’s exile and the hope for a coming king 52:24 “Son of God” as Davidic heir and divine ruler 53:24 Jesus as prophet and new Moses — a new lawgiver 54:42 Sermon on the Mount — kingdom law from the mountain 55:15 Feeding the multitudes — echoing Moses in the wilderness 56:03 The expected prophet like Moses — Deuteronomy 18 and Acts 7 56:36 Possible structure of Matthew’s five discourses mirroring the Torah Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics Take your biblical training to the next level with courses from CU Enrich, Cedarville University’s online platform for continuing education. You’ll have access to all course videos, outlines, and notes, and receive a certificate upon completion. https://www.cedarville.edu/BibleMinor #GospelOfMatthew #BiblicalTheology #NewTestamentStudies #JesusTheMessiah #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinorhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/n7WRghYbDS8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/n7WRghYbDS82023-10-16T16:00:37Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-pursue-a-pharmd-and-mai-at-cedarville-university-gamwxefft7e2025-09-15T20:47:28ZWhy Pursue a PharmD and MAI at Cedarville University?Why Pursue a PharmD and MAI at Cedarville University? https://www.cedarville.edu/Pharmacy Discover how Cedarville University’s innovative PharmD + MAI dual-degree pathway prepares you to transform healthcare through creativity, strategy, and leadership. This unique program combines the Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) with the Master of Arts in Innovation (MAI), equipping you to solve complex challenges and lead with excellence in clinical, administrative, or entrepreneurial pharmacy settings. Through a partnership between Cedarville’s School of Pharmacy and the Robert W. Plaster School of Business, students can complete both degrees more efficiently. One PharmD course counts toward MAI requirements, and MAI courses can fulfill eight PharmD elective credits, saving you time while expanding your impact. The PharmD + MAI pathway goes beyond traditional pharmacy education. You will develop skills in design thinking, systems improvement, and organizational strategy, all taught from a biblical worldview. This integration prepares you to innovate with integrity, influence healthcare systems, and create meaningful change in your community. Whether your calling is to practice pharmacy, lead within healthcare organizations, or launch new ventures, Cedarville equips you with the tools to stand out. With a strong foundation in both clinical expertise and innovative leadership, you will graduate ready to make a difference in patient care and the future of the profession. Learn more about how you can combine your passion for pharmacy with the power of innovation at Cedarville University. Explore Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Learn about Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Plan Your Campus Visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Discover Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #PharmD #InnovationLeadership #CedarvilleUniversity #DualDegree #PharmacySchool #ChristianEducationhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/gaMwXEffT7E/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/gaMwXEffT7E2025-09-15T20:47:28Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/graduate-ministry-education-wtj1ckhwfeg2026-04-21T13:03:36ZGraduate Ministry EducationA student reflects on being challenged and encouraged by Cedarville’s faculty. Through strong academics and personal mentorship, they gain knowledge they can immediately use to serve others, especially in their local church.https://img.youtube.com/vi/WTj1cKhwFeg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/WTj1cKhwFeg2026-04-21T13:03:36Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/christian-dual-enrollment-for-homeschool-students-cedarville-university-_bjsjrrmqes2026-01-29T18:56:16ZChristian Dual Enrollment for Homeschool Students | Cedarville UniversityCedarville University’s Dual Enrollment program builds confidence and prepares homeschool students for college success. Learn how to get started with Dual Enrollment at Cedarville University: https://cedar.to/DualEnrollment Cedarville University’s Dual Enrollment program helps high school students gain confidence, experience college-level academics, and transition smoothly into life as a college student. In this video, parent Amy Torrans and her son, current student Jackson Torrans, share how Dual Enrollment supports both academic growth and personal readiness before arriving on campus. By taking high school and college classes at the same time, students demonstrate their ability to succeed in college-level coursework while continuing their homeschool education. For many families, flexibility is a key benefit. Cedarville University’s dual enrollment classes are offered online, allowing students to complete coursework from home and on a schedule that fits their availability. This approach supports independent learning while still providing the structure and rigor of a college classroom experience. Another defining feature of Cedarville University’s Dual Enrollment program is its commitment to teaching from a biblical perspective. Parents can trust that every course is grounded in a Christian worldview, ensuring consistency between faith and academics. This confidence in what is being taught gives families peace of mind as students take meaningful steps toward higher education. Students and parents alike recommend exploring dual enrollment as a way to prepare for college while still in high school. With trusted instruction, flexible online delivery, and college-level expectations, Cedarville University provides a strong foundation for students who want to succeed academically and spiritually. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #DualEnrollment #HomeschoolEducation #ChristianCollege #CollegePreparation #OnlineLearning PN: 26-0337 — Cedarville University’s Dual Enrollment program allows high school students to earn college credit while building confidence and readiness for college. Through flexible online courses taught from a biblical perspective, homeschool students gain valuable academic experience and a smooth transition into college-level learning.https://img.youtube.com/vi/_BJSJrrMqEs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/_BJSJrrMqEs2026-01-29T18:56:16Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/128th-commencement-10-a-m-rcfwv-6tzeq2024-05-04T16:34:16Z128th Commencement | 10 a.m.Join us to celebrate the class of 2024! https://img.youtube.com/vi/rcFWv-6TZEQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/rcFWv-6TZEQ2024-05-04T16:34:16Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-why-engage-the-bible-rplpwy8_9z02023-12-29T17:00:17ZBible and the Gospel | Why Engage the Bible?In this lecture, Dr. Trent Rogers examines why Christians should engage Scripture—motivations that move us beyond duty into delight. Topics include obedience, joy, seeing God’s beauty, fighting sin, hope, wisdom, and the connection between the Living Word (Jesus) and the written Word (Psalm 1 and 2). Short teaching excerpts and practical illustrations help students cultivate daily Bible engagement and sustain discipleship habits. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject 0:01 Introduction and course recap 1:15 Class goals — focus on motivation (why) vs method (how) 2:52 Why engage the Bible? 3:11 Sustaining practice — the “find your why” analogy 6:02 Student responses about Bible reading goals 6:51 Obedience — hearing and doing God’s words 8:01 Wise and foolish living (Matthew 7) 9:18 Scripture as source of joy 13:02 Appreciating God’s beauty through Scripture 23:01 Fighting sin — hiding God’s word in the heart 26:00 Sirens illustration — enrapture the heart with a sweeter song 33:02 Forgiveness, repeated sin, and spiritual disciplines 35:06 Scripture for endurance and hope (Romans) 36:22 Purpose of the Gospel — belief and life (John) 36:55 Living a wise and truthful life — Proverbs 40:02 Summary: core motivations for Bible engagement 43:01 Psalms 1 and 2 — delight in the law and delight in the Son 48:55 Conclusion — loving the Living Word through the written Word Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #BibleStudy #Gospel #ChristianDiscipleship #Scripture #Cedarville #SpiritualDisciplines #Faithhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/RPLPWy8_9Z0/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/RPLPWy8_9Z02023-12-29T17:00:17Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-how-does-the-christian-engage-the-bible-zvdztcnb8sk2024-01-05T17:00:47ZBible and the Gospel | How Does the Christian Engage the Bible?In this lecture, Dr. Trent Rogers teaches a practical guide to reading, studying, memorizing, and living out Scripture — tools you can use today to connect duty and delight in your devotional life. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project : https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 Introduction — course recap and purpose 0:25 Duty and Delight — why disciplines should delight 4:09 Goals for this session 4:29 Four practical approaches: digging, raking, memorization & meditation, marking & community reading 5:02 Digging and raking explained 6:45 Raking versus digging — yardwork picture 10:00 Ways to rake: Bible as a whole, corpus, book-level 12:03 Themed highlighting examples (suffering, sovereignty, pastoral ministry) 19:03 Digging examples — close reading, phrasing, diagramming 22:41 Study tools: NET Bible, cross references, commentaries, Logos, Blue Letter 26:36 Memorization and meditation — Christian meditation defined 32:55 Memorization tips and practices 34:46 Marking and engaging — why and how to mark your Bible 40:23 Reading Scripture in community — benefits and biblical pattern 44:49 Public reading and corporate formation 46:09 How community uncovers blind spots, motivates application 48:50 Closing In this teaching session we move from why Scripture matters to how to engage it well. Dr. Trent Rogers outlines four practical strategies drawn from the textbook Habits of Grace and Dig Deeper: rake (read for breadth), dig (study for depth), meditate and memorize, and mark and read in community. Expect concrete examples — themed highlighting, phrasing and sentence diagramming, study tools (study Bibles, cross references, commentaries, Logos), and realistic memorization tips like note cards, audio, and varied passage selection. Emphasis is pastoral and practical — the goal is not just information but formation: to let the word of Christ dwell in you richly and to connect duty with delight. Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Apply or learn more about Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/admissions Financial aid and scholarships: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Plan a campus visit: https://cedarville.edu/visit Browse academic programs: https://cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinor #SpiritualDisciplines #ChristianGrowthhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/zVDztcnB8Sk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/zVDztcnB8Sk2024-01-05T17:00:47Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-triune-god-part-1-mgadvzx6ou82022-07-26T04:00:16ZTheology I: Triune God (part 1)Understanding the Trinity – One God, Three Persons | Theology Class Lecture In this classroom lecture, a Cedarville University theology professor walks students through the doctrine of the Trinity, one of the most essential and challenging teachings of the Christian faith. Exploring Scripture from Genesis to the Gospels, this session explains why belief in God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit sits at the very center of Christian theology and the gospel itself. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:00 Introduction to the Trinity and theological triage 0:53 One God, three distinct persons 2:16 Inseparable operations of the Trinity 3:03 Is the Trinity a mystery? 4:15 Evaluating modalism and common errors 6:35 Scriptural examples of Trinitarian moments 10:25 Common Trinity analogies and their limits 14:22 Seven key tenets of Trinitarian doctrine 19:00 Tacit knowledge and why the Trinity matters practically 23:41 What God reveals and what remains mysterious 25:23 Trinitarian hints in Genesis 28:23 The Shema and Old Testament monotheism 30:53 Messianic psalms and divine kingship 33:56 Psalm 110 and Jesus as Lord 37:14 Father, Son, and Spirit in the Old Testament 40:32 Summary and transition to New Testament theology The lecture begins by affirming that Christianity is monotheistic, rooted in the confession that there is one God. At the same time, Scripture reveals three distinct persons within the one divine essence: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Students are introduced to the concept of inseparable operations, showing how each person of the Trinity has distinct roles in salvation while acting with perfect unity, as seen in passages like Ephesians 1. The professor carefully addresses common misunderstandings, including modalism, and explains why analogies such as water, eggs, or clovers ultimately fall short. While helpful for teaching children, these comparisons cannot fully capture the infinite nature of God. Instead, Scripture itself provides the framework for understanding Trinitarian theology. Using Old Testament texts like Genesis 1, Deuteronomy 6, Psalm 45, Psalm 110, Isaiah, and Daniel 7, the lecture demonstrates that while the Trinity is not explicitly defined in the Old Testament, clear foundations are present. These foundations are later made explicit in the New Testament through the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This session also highlights why the Trinity matters for everyday Christian life, including salvation, prayer, worship, and understanding the gospel. Rather than dismissing the Trinity as impractical or overly complex, students are encouraged to think deeply, allowing their understanding to be stretched while humbly acknowledging mystery. Explore more theology, biblical studies, and Christ-centered academics at Cedarville University. Learn how rigorous scholarship and faithful doctrine work together to shape students for lives of gospel impact. Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs #Trinity #ChristianTheology #BibleClass #CedarvilleUniversity #BiblicalStudieshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/mGAdVZx6OU8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/mGAdVZx6OU82022-07-26T04:00:16Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-hermeneutics-part-2-paaa2thjju82022-07-21T13:00:35ZTheology I: Hermeneutics (part 2)How to Interpret the Bible — Hermeneutics, Context, Application, and the Fight for Daily Reading https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions 0:00 Review — natural vs. special revelation 0:32 The Scriptures as inspired, inerrant, infallible 1:04 The call to interpret what God has spoken 1:56 What distracts us from time with God 3:10 Entertainment, study pressures, low motivation 3:54 Why spiritual discipline is a fight 6:01 Good teaching begins with personal study 6:18 Colossians 3:16 and why every Christian teaches 6:55 What good Bible study looks like 7:58 Asking better questions in the text 8:45 Context: paragraph, chapter, book, canon 10:05 Fast reading and slow reading 10:53 Using cross references, word studies, observations 11:30 Writing out the text, color-coding, memorizing 14:11 Definition of hermeneutics 14:31 Why proper interpretation matters 15:01 Authorial intent and avoiding misapplication 15:22 Philippians 4:13 in context 16:04 Common verses used out of context 16:53 Biblical genres and why genre shapes interpretation 18:31 The historical, literary, and theological dimensions of reading 20:05 Old and New Testament relationships 20:59 Promise and fulfillment, unity and diversity 21:48 Typology — persons, events, and institutions pointing to Christ 24:52 How kings, priests, prophets, and covenants lead to the Messiah 25:49 Understanding smaller parts of Scripture through the whole 26:01 Why reading Scripture is reading an authoritative text 27:09 A humorous example of bad interpretation — the lost coin 31:01 The true meaning of Luke 15 32:24 The value of fast and slow Bible reading 33:31 Observation and repetition in the text 34:44 Intellectual and heart humility in interpretation 36:08 Three prevailing questions: What is the Bible about? What is this book about? What is this passage about? 37:00 Preparation — prayer, posture, and asking God to open the heart 38:05 Interpretation — context, genre, word studies, theology 40:26 Application — becoming doers of the word 41:15 Letting Scripture overflow into teaching, discipleship, and daily life 42:21 Study, plan, memorize, meditate, teach This lecture introduces students to the discipline of hermeneutics by showing why interpreting Scripture carefully matters for every believer. After reviewing natural and special revelation, the professor explores the barriers that keep Christians from consistent time in the word and explains why daily reading requires intentional fight and discipline. Students learn practical methods of Bible study: context awareness, slow and fast reading, observation, cross references, grammatical analysis, word studies, and asking good questions. The lecture emphasizes authorial intent, genre sensitivity, the relationship between the Old and New Testaments, promise and fulfillment, and the role of typology in pointing to Christ. It also models how misinterpretation happens, using the parable of the lost coin as a humorous but instructive example. The session concludes with preparation, interpretation, and application steps designed to help Christians read the Bible well, obey it faithfully, and teach it to others as Colossians 3:16 describes. Learn more about studying Bible, theology, and ministry at Cedarville Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #Hermeneutics #BibleInterpretation #CedarvilleUniversity #SpecialRevelation #BiblicalTheology #KnowTheWordhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/pAaa2tHJJu8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/pAaa2tHJJu82022-07-21T13:00:35Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-prophecy-literature-jonah-and-nahum-ellc2wkl-42022-08-08T13:15:00ZOld Testament | Prophecy Literature/Jonah and NahumDr. Miller introduces prophecy literature and ends the lecture comparing and contrasting Jonah and Nahum. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/ELLc2WkL--4/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ELLc2WkL--42022-08-08T13:15:00Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-science-education-at-cedarville-university-05ciufwarhw2025-06-05T19:45:58ZWhy Study Science Education at Cedarville UniversityWhy Study Science Education at Cedarville University https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Passionate about science and teaching? At Cedarville University, you’ll discover how to turn your love for discovery into a career that impacts the next generation. Our accredited Science Education major equips you to teach grades 7–12 in Christian or public schools — all while integrating your faith with learning. In this program, you’ll deepen your understanding of the incredible ways God designed our world and gain the tools to communicate that knowledge in meaningful ways to your students. You won’t just learn content — you’ll learn how to inspire curiosity, meet diverse learning needs, and connect with your classroom in powerful ways. Choose from five specializations to tailor your degree: chemistry, life science, physical science, physics, or comprehensive science. With hands-on coursework, mentoring faculty, and a biblical worldview at the center of everything, Cedarville prepares you to graduate as both a skilled educator and a servant-leader for Christ. Cedarville Science Education graduates leave ready to engage students, bring excellence to the classroom, and make a lasting difference in the world of STEM education. Take your next step today and see how Cedarville can prepare you to teach science with excellence and purpose. Apply now: https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Explore financial aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Schedule your visit: https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Discover programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #ScienceEducation #ChristianEducation #STEMEducation #FaithAndLearninghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/05cIUfWaRhw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/05cIUfWaRhw2025-06-05T19:45:58Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/college-credit-plus-for-ohio-homeschool-families-live-q-a-2026-wicdksrytdy2026-01-16T08:20:53ZCollege Credit Plus for Ohio Homeschool Families — Live Q&A | 2026Cedarville University explains College Credit Plus and Dual Enrollment options for Ohio homeschool families with Christian Home Educators of Ohio (CHEO)! Explore Cedarville Dual Enrollment and CCP options: https://cedar.to/CCP This Cedarville University livestream offers a comprehensive guide to College Credit Plus (CCP) and Cedarville’s Dual Enrollment programs, created specifically for Ohio homeschooling parents navigating high school and college planning. Hosted on Cedarville’s campus, the discussion explains how homeschool students in grades 7–12 can earn college and high school credit simultaneously through CCP funding or Cedarville’s affordable Dual Enrollment pathway. Cedarville's Dual Enrollment team walks families through CCP eligibility requirements, remediation-free readiness standards, required test scores, and the step-by-step application process, including setting up an Ohio ID (OHID) account and meeting the critical April 1 CCP deadline. he video also explains recent Ohio legislative updates impacting homeschoolers, including Senate Bill 104, which expanded CCP application windows, and House Bill 96, which increased Ohio’s homeschool tax credit to $250 per student. These policy changes are especially relevant for families searching for up-to-date information on Ohio homeschool laws, CCP funding for homeschool students, and state support for homeschooling. Timestamps: 0:30 Welcome to Cedarville University 2:26 Cedarville overview, mission, and homeschool-friendly approach 6:20 Why Cedarville hosts CCP info sessions each year 10:18 Preparing for the April 1 CCP deadline 11:01 Ohio homeschool tax credit update (House Bill 96) 25:52 CCP eligibility, remediation-free standards, ACT and SAT scores 30:05 CCP application steps, OHID account, and required documents 36:52 Credits, workload expectations, and course planning 46:38 CCP funding vs. Cedarville Dual Enrollment 50:38 Cedarville application requirements and advising support 59:33 Homework expectations and recommended courses 1:06:26 Final encouragement for homeschool families Throughout the session, Cedarville emphasizes its Christ-centered academic environment, online course flexibility, and personalized advising for homeschool families. Parents will also learn how to choose transferable general education courses, protect long-term college transcripts, and avoid common mistakes that can delay CCP funding or impact future college admissions. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #DualEnrollment #CollegeCreditPlus #OhioHomeschool #HomeschoolingOhio #CCPOhio — This video equips Ohio homeschooling parents with clear, current guidance on College Credit Plus, Dual Enrollment, Ohio homeschool laws, and recent legislation—helping families confidently plan next steps for high school students pursuing college credit through Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/WicdKSRYtDY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/WicdKSRYtDY2026-01-16T08:20:53Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/pa-studies-at-cedarville-1-zmr4ae4jk2026-04-08T14:01:23ZPA Studies at CedarvilleStart a rewarding career as a physician associate and impact patient lives every day. Learn more about Cedarville’s PA program: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/programs/master-of-medical-science-in-physician-assistant-studies Discover why the physician associate (PA) is ranked the number one healthcare profession in the United States by U.S. News and World Report. In this video, Jason Grahame introduces the dynamic and impactful world of PAs, where medical expertise meets compassionate, patient-centered care. As a PA, you’ll work at the intersection of diagnosis and treatment, combining empathy and science to improve patient outcomes across a wide range of settings. A career as a physician associate offers collaborative care opportunities alongside physicians, surgeons, and other healthcare professionals. From busy hospital floors to rural clinics, PAs play a vital role in diagnosing, treating, and managing diverse medical conditions. This high-demand profession allows you to make a direct and lasting impact on patient well-being while pursuing a flexible and meaningful career path. Cedarville University’s 24-month PA program equips you with the skills and experience needed to succeed in today’s health care environment. Through exceptional classroom instruction and nine four-week supervised clinical practice experiences, you’ll graduate prepared to provide compassionate and comprehensive care as a highly skilled healthcare professional. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #PhysicianAssociate #PAProgram #HealthcareCareers #CedarvilleUniversity #MedicalEducation #FuturePA — Explore how becoming a physician associate can position you for a high-impact, in-demand role in healthcare. Cedarville’s program combines rigorous academics with hands-on clinical experience, preparing graduates to deliver compassionate, collaborative care in a variety of medical settings.https://img.youtube.com/vi/1-zMr4aE4jk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/1-zMr4aE4jk2026-04-08T14:01:23Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/could-maddox-be-the-dorm-for-you-dormtour-campusliving-3jcfc_cmk_e2025-12-15T19:00:21ZCould Maddox be the dorm for you? #DormTour #CampusLiving Join RA Elli Bitner on a tour of Maddox Hall at Cedarville University! Whether you’re looking for a peaceful place to study or a lively spot to hang out with friends, Maddox has you covered! Interested in learning more about Maddox Hall? Check out: https://cedar.to/Q6heyN #DormTour #Cedarville #CampusLivinghttps://img.youtube.com/vi/3JCFc_CmK_E/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/3JCFc_CmK_Ehttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/health-care-d7e5_0ark3s2022-03-09T13:45:00ZHealth CareDr. Haymond dives into the economics of the socialist health care system.https://img.youtube.com/vi/D7E5_0aRK3s/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/D7E5_0aRK3s2022-03-09T13:45:00Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-ezekiel-haggai-and-zachariah-f5r-yepbfug2021-08-23T12:30:08ZOld Testament | Ezekiel, Haggai, and ZachariahDr. Miller finishes his lectures on the minor prophets with a look at the second coming and the high priestly status of Christ. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/f5R-YepBFug/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/f5R-YepBFug2021-08-23T12:30:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-leviticus-oh23hvgwgl82021-03-15T12:30:02ZOld Testament | LeviticusDr. Miller argues that Leviticus is an “unrecognized piece of literary art” as he describes how it reveals more of God’s nature to His people. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/Oh23HVgwGl8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Oh23HVgwGl82021-03-15T12:30:02Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-is-for-everyone-christ-and-salvation-xqr3ncc8z-o2023-11-10T17:00:56ZTheology Is for Everyone | Christ and SalvationIn the fifth video in the “Theology Is for Everyone” series, Dr. Jeremy Kimble, answers the following questions: 1. Who is Christ, and what did He do? 2. What is the Gospel? 3. What is salvation, and how can we be saved? 4. How does this apply to me? As believers, we must understand the Gospel and be prepared to share it with others. The “Theology Is for Everyone” series by Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University, was recorded as an eight-part video series on important theological doctrine that every believer should understand. Each video is short, but full of rich truth for personal growth, group study, or however God leads you. Be blessed as you dig deeper into God’s Word. Learn more: cedar.to/qKyOkzhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/xQR3ncc8z-o/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/xQR3ncc8z-o2023-11-10T17:00:56Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/freedom-to-flourish-the-end-of-socialism-ptpercsibko2026-04-08T13:25:52ZFreedom to Flourish The End of SocialismProfessor James Otteson, a guest lecturer, explains why freedom matters for human flourishing. Watch the full series for free: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/centers/center-for-political-studies/socialism-course In this Cedarville University lecture, Professor James Otteson presents “The End of Socialism” as part of the Freedom to Flourish series. Otteson, the Thomas W. Smith Presidential Chair in Business Ethics, Professor of Economics, and Executive Director of the Eudaimonia Institute at Wake Forest University, brings together political economy, political philosophy, business ethics, and the history of economic thought to make his case. He also shares insight drawn from his book Honorable Business: A Framework in a Just and Humane Society. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction and why he wrote the book 3:03 What socialism is and why political economy matters 9:02 The history of global wealth 16:01 Extraction vs. cooperation 23:03 Economic freedom and prosperity 33:34 Inequality, poverty, and justice 41:02 The record of socialism 44:17 Q&A Throughout the talk, Otteson argues that the key question is not simply whether a system sounds attractive, but whether it is feasible in a fallen world with scarce resources. He contrasts centralized economic decision-making with decentralized market cooperation, then uses history and contemporary data to show how market economies have helped lift people out of absolute poverty and create unprecedented prosperity. The lecture also explores the moral dimension of economics, including dignity, moral agency, and the right to say no. Otteson challenges listeners to think carefully about inequality, the proper role of wealth, and what kind of social arrangements best protect human flourishing. The Q&A closes with thoughtful discussion about morality, technology, poverty, slavery, and the historical shift in how people understood the value of every human being. Learn about Cedarville programs: https://cedar.to/Programs Explore Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Plan a Campus Visit: https://cedar.to/Visit #CedarvilleUniversity #JamesOtteson #Socialism #PoliticalEconomy #Economics #ChristianHigherEducation — This Cedarville University guest lecture features Professor James Otteson discussing socialism, capitalism, and the moral foundations of a free society. He explains why voluntary cooperation has produced greater prosperity, why dignity matters in economic life, and how historical changes in morality and culture shaped modern institutions. The session concludes with audience questions on poverty, inequality, technology, and the roots of economic change.https://img.youtube.com/vi/pTPERcsIBKo/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/pTPERcsIBKo2026-04-08T13:25:52Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-doctrine-of-sin-part-4-zcbz7hnc81a2022-09-06T13:00:20ZTheology I: Doctrine of Sin (part 4)Original Sin and Federal Headship | Why Adam’s Sin Affects Us All In this theology lecture, we explore the doctrine of original sin and why every human being is born with a sinful nature. Building on Genesis 3 and Romans 5, this session explains how Adam’s disobedience affects all humanity, how Scripture contrasts Adam and Christ, and why a serious view of sin is essential for understanding salvation, holiness, and the gospel. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:23 Review of sin so far 1:10 Origins of sin vs. original sin 1:53 Why humans are born sinful 3:58 Four affirmations about original sin 4:47 Reading Romans 5:12–21 7:12 Adam and Christ contrasted 8:37 How did all sin in Adam 9:29 Pelagian view explained 11:26 Arminian view explained 13:31 Augustinian view and Hebrews 7 16:40 Federal headship explained 17:48 Adam as representative head 20:05 Christ as representative head 20:40 Summary of original sin 21:46 Human ability before and after the fall 22:49 Salvation and freedom from sin 23:15 Moral absolutes and relativism 24:08 Church discipline and holiness 26:50 Human responsibility for sin 28:05 What happens when a Christian sins 30:29 The danger of false assurance 32:44 Creation groaning under sin 33:41 The weightiness of sin 34:39 Why God could not “just forgive” 36:19 Sin, hell, and God’s holiness 38:35 Rejoicing in salvation with reverence This lecture begins by clarifying the difference between the origin of sin and original sin. Genesis 3 explains how sin entered the world through Adam and Eve, while Romans 5 explains why every human being since Adam is born with a sinful nature. Scripture teaches that sin is universal, affects our very nature, is inherited, and is traced back to Adam as the head of humanity. Students then work through Romans 5:12–21, where Paul contrasts Adam and Christ. Adam’s disobedience brought sin, condemnation, and death to all who are represented by him. Christ’s obedience brings righteousness, justification, and life to all who are united to Him by faith. Understanding this contrast is central to understanding the gospel itself. The lecture explains four historical views of how Adam’s sin affects humanity. Pelagianism denies original sin and is rejected as unbiblical. The Arminian view affirms inherited corruption but denies inherited guilt. The Augustinian view teaches that humanity sinned “in Adam.” The federal headship view emphasizes representation, showing how Adam acted as humanity’s representative head, just as Christ represents believers. This representative framework helps explain why Adam’s sin affects us and why Christ’s obedience saves us. Students are reminded that before the fall, humans were able not to sin. After the fall, humans are not able not to sin. In salvation, believers are again able not to sin through the power of the Spirit. In the new creation, believers will not be able to sin at all. This framework highlights both the depth of human depravity and the hope of redemption. The lecture closes by emphasizing the weightiness of sin. Minimizing sin leads to minimizing God’s holiness, distorting the gospel, and weakening the church’s witness. Sin must be seen for what it truly is so that grace, mercy, and salvation in Christ can be treasured rightly. Christians are called to rejoice in salvation while trembling in reverence before a holy and glorious God. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #OriginalSin #ChristianTheology #DoctrineOfSin #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleClass #GospelTruthhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/ZCbz7HNC81A/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ZCbz7HNC81A2022-09-06T13:00:20Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/what-is-the-difference-between-a-ba-and-bs-in-economics-p4g5vhbty4q2026-03-17T14:59:40ZWhat is the Difference Between a BA and BS in Economics?Choosing between a BA and BS in economics depends on your career goals. Explore economics and business programs: https://cedar.to/Programs This video explains how students can decide between a Bachelor of Science (BS) and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in economics based on their future plans. If you're interested in becoming a technical, performing economist or pursuing graduate school in economics, the BS degree is designed to give you the necessary mathematical foundation. It serves as a strong springboard into advanced study, where quantitative skills are essential and expectations are more rigorous. For students considering paths in business or public policy, the BA in economics remains a strong and flexible option. The program demonstrates intellectual rigor and prepares graduates for a wide range of careers, including roles in government and business. Both degree options provide valuable skills, but the right choice depends on how technical you want your economics training to be and whether graduate school is part of your plan. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #EconomicsDegree #CollegeMajors #BusinessEducation #GradSchoolPrep #studyeconomics — This video breaks down the differences between a BA and BS in economics, helping students align their degree choice with their career goals. It highlights how the BS prepares students for graduate-level, math-intensive study, while the BA offers flexibility for careers in law, business, public policy, and beyond.https://img.youtube.com/vi/p4G5vHbTY4Q/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/p4G5vHbTY4Q2026-03-17T14:59:40Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/jenkins-hall-360-tour-guaeuzfjfwc2025-12-15T19:00:23ZJenkins Hall | 360 TourA 360 degree tour of Jenkins Hall at Cedarville University.https://img.youtube.com/vi/GuaEuZfJFwc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/GuaEuZfJFwchttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-triune-god-part-2-ddvtsewyqtm2022-07-28T13:00:20ZTheology I: Triune God (part 2)New Testament Foundations of the Trinity | Theology Lecture on Christ, Creeds, and Heresy This theology class lecture continues a deep exploration of the doctrine of God by focusing on the Trinity in the New Testament and the historical development of orthodox Christian belief. Building on earlier discussion of Old Testament foundations, this session examines how Scripture clearly presents God as one being existing eternally as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and why getting the Trinity right is essential for the gospel, salvation, and Christian worship. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:24 Review of revelation and Trinitarian foundations 1:07 God’s transcendence and imminence 3:14 The baptism of Jesus and Trinitarian language 5:41 The Great Commission and the name of God 6:25 Jesus’ divinity in the Gospel of John 8:02 John 8 and the “I AM” statement 13:19 “I and the Father are one” in John 10 14:51 Trinitarian patterns throughout the New Testament 16:13 Early church history and the rise of creeds 19:33 Arianism and the question of Christ’s deity 23:38 Apollinarianism, Docetism, and adoptionism 28:59 Modalism and tritheism explained 31:36 The Council of Nicaea and homoousios 35:45 Chalcedon and Christ’s two natures 37:30 Orthodoxy versus confessional distinctives The lecture begins by reaffirming that the Christian God is both transcendent and imminent. Unlike false gods who are either distant or dangerously humanlike, the God of Scripture is majestic over creation and personally near to His people through covenant. From there, the professor walks through key New Testament passages such as Matthew 3, Matthew 28, John 8, John 10, Romans 9, and 2 Corinthians 13 to show how Father, Son, and Spirit are consistently presented as divine and distinct. Special attention is given to Jesus’ own claims about His identity. Statements like “before Abraham was, I AM” are examined in their Old Testament context, showing why Jesus’ original audience understood Him to be claiming equality with God. These passages make clear that denying Christ’s deity or humanity leads to serious theological collapse. The second half of the lecture traces how the early church responded to false teachings through creeds and councils. Figures like Arius, Apollinarius, and Sabellius are discussed, along with the major Christological and Trinitarian heresies they promoted. The Council of Nicaea, Constantinople, and Chalcedon are highlighted as key moments where the church clarified biblical teaching, affirming that Jesus is fully God and fully man and that the Trinity is one being in three persons. The lecture concludes by helping students distinguish between core Christian orthodoxy and narrower confessional or denominational beliefs, emphasizing why both matter for faith, practice, and discernment. Learn more about Christ-centered theological education at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #Trinity #ChristianTheology #NewTestament #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleDoctrinehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/ddvTsEWYQtM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ddvTsEWYQtM2022-07-28T13:00:20Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/civil-rights-bus-tour-lxwrc3a6b4i2026-04-22T13:11:09ZCivil Rights Bus TourThis video highlights Cedarville’s Civil Rights Tour, where students explore key moments in American history while examining issues of race and justice through a biblical lens. The experience challenges students to grow as leaders, deepen their faith, and engage thoughtfully with the world around them.https://img.youtube.com/vi/lXWrC3A6b4I/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/lXWrC3A6b4I2026-04-22T13:11:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-interactive-web-design-at-cedarville-university-svhbogn8da82025-06-05T19:48:35ZWhy Study Interactive Web Design at Cedarville University?Why Study Interactive Web Design at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/WebDesign Cedarville University’s Bachelor of Arts in Visual Communication Design (Interactive Web Design) prepares you for a career as a web designer or web developer. Rooted in a distinctly Christian worldview, the program develops your technical expertise, critical thinking, and creative problem-solving while equipping you to use your gifts to impact culture for Christ. From building websites to designing interactive interfaces, this major is designed for students who are curious, collaborative, and service-minded. You’ll gain hands-on experience with practical and creative solutions across diverse media and platforms — all while learning to think strategically about design and communication. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #WebDesign #ChristianHigherEd #VisualCommunicationDesign #InteractiveMedia PN: 25-0002 — Prepare for a career as a web designer or web developer with Cedarville's Bachelor of Arts in visual communication design (interactive web design). From websites to interactive interfaces, this major is perfect for those who are curious, collaborative, service-minded, and love to explore practical and creative solutions across a variety of media and platforms!https://img.youtube.com/vi/SVhBOgn8Da8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/SVhBOgn8Da82025-06-05T19:48:35Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-music-technology-at-cedarville-cli2x2ygvsm2019-02-06T20:38:15ZWhy Study Music Technology at Cedarville?Discover Cedarville’s music technology minor and prepare for careers in production, performance, and worship. Explore the music technology minor: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics/programs/music-technology-minor Dr. Austin Jaquith introduces the music technology minor at Cedarville University, designed for music and worship students who want to leverage today’s music production tools. This program equips you to enhance your career through hands-on experience in studio production, live production, and scoring for media. Whether your goals include performing, composing, teaching, or worship leading, this minor provides practical training across four semesters of immersive coursework. You’ll gain real-world skills in music production and technology, preparing you for a wide range of applications in the music industry and ministry contexts. From crafting high-quality recordings in the studio to managing live sound environments and creating music for media, the program emphasizes both technical excellence and creative expression. Cedarville’s focus on integrating faith and learning ensures you are prepared not only professionally, but also for meaningful service through music. If you’re passionate about using music technology to expand your impact, this minor is built to support your growth and calling. Apply to Cedarville University: https://cedar.to/Admissions Explore Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Schedule a Campus Visit: https://cedar.to/Visit View Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #MusicTechnology #MusicProduction #WorshipLeadership #CollegePrograms #ChristianEducation — Learn how Cedarville University’s music technology minor prepares students for careers in studio production, live production, and media scoring. Designed for music and worship students, this program combines hands-on training with career-focused skills to support performing, composing, teaching, and worship leading in today’s technology-driven music landscape.https://img.youtube.com/vi/ClI2X2yGvsM/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/ClI2X2yGvsM2019-02-06T20:38:15Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-sport-medicine-at-cedarville-university-ja1hmbpekxq2025-06-05T19:47:49ZWhy Study Sport Medicine at Cedarville University?Why Study Sport Medicine at Cedarville University? https://cedarville.edu/SportMedicine Dreaming of a career in athletic training, physical therapy, or other health professions? Cedarville University’s sport medicine major gives you a head start with hands-on training, a Christ-centered education, and flexible pathways to graduate study. With Cedarville’s Sport Medicine + MAT option, your senior year is strategically integrated into the first year of our Master of Athletic Training program. That means you can earn a BS in sport medicine, a Bible minor, and an MAT degree in just five years. Our athletic training program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE), so you can be confident you’re receiving a rigorous, high-quality education. Not planning to pursue an MAT? No problem. The sport medicine major also provides an excellent foundation for graduate studies in occupational therapy, physician assistant, physical therapy, and other healthcare fields. If you choose to stay in the undergraduate program, you can complete a fourth year and graduate with a bachelor’s degree, ready for graduate school or entry-level roles in the industry. No matter your path, you’ll build expertise in injury assessment, prevention, and treatment while learning to care for patients with excellence and Christlike compassion. Explore Cedarville: Visit Campus: https://cedarville.edu/Visit Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://cedarville.edu/Academics #CedarvilleUniversity #SportMedicine #AthleticTraining #HealthProfessions #christiancollege PN: 25-0002 — Cedarville University's sport medicine program is specifically designed to prepare you to enter Cedarville’s Master of Athletic Training program. You will also be able to pursue graduate-level education in occupational therapy, physician assistant, physical therapy, and other similar health fields.https://img.youtube.com/vi/JA1hmBpekxQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/JA1hmBpekxQ2025-06-05T19:47:49Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/old-testament-proverbs-f4lxztequrw2021-06-07T04:00:10ZOld Testament | ProverbsIn this lecture, Dr. Miller walks through the book of Proverbs in great detail, discussing the need for wisdom in every part of the Christian’s life. For more info: https://cedarville.edu/bibleminorprojecthttps://img.youtube.com/vi/f4LXzTEqURw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/f4LXzTEqURw2021-06-07T04:00:10Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/innovation-with-purpose-launching-ideas-that-matter-mkgnkiyv0ly2025-12-30T19:03:41ZInnovation with Purpose: Launching Ideas that MatterDiscover how Cedarville’s Master of Arts in Innovation equips you to lead change, create solutions, and impact the marketplace with a biblical worldview. What does it take to turn creative ideas into solutions that matter? In this webinar, Brian Shook, Associate Vice President for Graduate Enrollment at Cedarville University, sits down with Jim Stevenson, President and Co-Founder of the International Center for Creativity (ICC) and Director of Cedarville’s Master of Arts in Innovation. Together they discuss the process of innovation, how creativity can be disciplined and strategic, and why mid-career professionals and aspiring leaders need these tools to thrive in today’s complex marketplace. ➡️ Learn more about our MAI Program: https://www.cedarville.edu/MAI Timestamps: 00:00 Welcome and introduction with Brian Shook 01:00 Jim Stevenson’s background and ICC partnership with Cedarville 03:00 Why innovation requires strategy, not just brainstorming 05:00 Case studies: Tide, Worthington Industries, and repurposed products 11:00 Advice for mid-career professionals feeling stuck 14:00 Teaching empathy, storytelling, and problem analysis 17:00 Why innovation is multidisciplinary: design, psychology, marketing, and data 20:00 Using personas, observation, and AI in innovation practice 23:00 How Cedarville’s graduate programs customize learning for each student 25:00 Experiential learning: taking ideas through discovery, design, and launch 30:00 Encouragement for those considering graduate education 31:00 Overview of Cedarville University Graduate Programs Jim shares how innovation is not a flash of genius but a process of discovery, empathy, iteration, and disciplined practice. From reframing problems to storytelling and strategy, he explains how students in Cedarville’s Master of Arts in Innovation or MBA in Innovation and Entrepreneurship apply what they learn directly to workplace and ministry challenges. Cedarville University offers more than 50 accredited graduate programs online and on campus, with flexible entry points six times a year. Programs include master’s degrees, graduate certificates, and concentrations designed to equip students with both professional excellence and a strong biblical worldview. Learn more about graduate programs at Cedarville University: https://www.cedarville.edu/grad Schedule a graduate call: https://www.cedarville.edu/gradcall Email Graduate Admissions: gradadmissions@cedarville.edu Call: 937-766-8000 #Innovation #GraduateEducation #CedarvilleUniversity #InnovationWithPurpose #MastersDegree #Entrepreneurshiphttps://img.youtube.com/vi/mKGNKIyV0lY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/mKGNKIyV0lYhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-ordo-salutis-part-2-xxchd5owiw82022-11-03T13:00:48ZTheology II: Ordo Salutis (part 2)Union with Christ, Justification, and Sanctification with Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University — How justification differs from sanctification, why adoption matters, and practical ways to persevere in holiness Dr. Jeremy Kimble explains justification as a once-for-all forensic declaration, adoption as entrance into God’s family, and sanctification as the ongoing, squiggly-but-upward process of being made like Christ — with pastoral examples, Scripture (Romans, Luke, Ephesians, 2 Corinthians), and concrete means of grace to help students grow. https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject 0:06 Cedarville announcement and real-world experiences 0:22 Soteriology recap — foreknowledge, predestination, calling, regeneration, conversion (faith + repentance) 1:35 Today’s focus: justification and sanctification; preview of perseverance and glorification next session 3:04 Justification defined — forensic declaration of not-guilty; courtroom illustration and Second Corinthians 5:10 12:03 Luke 18 parable — humility and being justified rather than self-righteousness 13:41 Romans 4 — Abraham as example of justification by faith alone 15:52 Protestant vs Roman Catholic views on justification and the role of sacraments 23:36 Luther’s discovery — imputed righteousness and assurance by faith alone 27:52 Justification vs sanctification — declaration vs ongoing transformation; Romans 5:1 and expected peace with God 28:58 Adoption explained — Romans 8:14–17; heirs with Christ and family imagery of the gospel 31:32 Sanctification defined — put off old self, renew mind, put on new self (Ephesians 4); overall upward trajectory with setbacks 34:06 Hindrances to growth — unbelief, bad company, pride, distracting weights; flee evil and pursue holiness (2 Cor 6, Heb 12) 36:31 Means of grace for sanctification — Scripture, prayer, solitude, fasting, community, worship, evangelism, Christian biography 39:57 Final charge — persevere in the local church; exhort one another and don’t forsake gathering Dr. Kimble emphasizes that justification is an objective, legal declaration by God (not a becoming) grounded in union with Christ and received by faith — imputed righteousness credited to our account. Adoption changes our identity: children and heirs who cry Abba Father. Sanctification is both positional and progressive: saints are declared holy in Christ yet called to daily mortification of the flesh and renewal of the mind. The lecture addresses theological tensions (Hebrews 6 warnings, John 10 assurances), contrasts Protestant sola fide with Roman Catholic sacramental process, and offers pastoral help for those who struggle to find a single “moment” of conversion. Practical application includes diagnosing growth over years (not weeks), asking wise counselors, cultivating means of grace, and refusing patterns that hinder holiness. The session closes by directing students to persevere in the local church as a central means of spiritual formation. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Financial Aid https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Plan a campus visit https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit Academic programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Academicshttps://img.youtube.com/vi/xxCHd5OWIW8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/xxCHd5OWIW82022-11-03T13:00:48Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/nextgen-pharmds-from-cedarville-to-pediatric-oncology-at-cincinnati-children-s-nmf-w1r3tig2026-04-13T19:23:46ZNextGen PharmDs: From Cedarville to Pediatric Oncology at Cincinnati Children’s! Meet a Cedarville University School of Pharmacy graduate who is serving patients with excellence and compassion in pediatric oncology. In this short spotlight, Julia Gardner shares how her Cedarville education — and the support she received during her own cancer journey — prepared her to care for patients at Cincinnati Children’s, the nation’s leading pediatric hospital and oncology program. ➡️ Where could your career in pharmacy take you? Explore the possibilities: https://cedar.to/NextGenPharmDs #CedarvilleUniversity #PharmacySchool #NextGenPharmDs #FaithInAction #PharmD PN: 26-0335 — Cedarville University School of Pharmacy grad Julia Gardner shares how her Cedarville education prepared her to serve patients as a pediatric oncology pharmacist at Cincinnati Children’s.https://img.youtube.com/vi/NMf-W1R3tIg/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/NMf-W1R3tIg2026-04-13T19:23:46Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/introducing-ask-the-pharmacist-with-dr-shannon-yarosz-nmj7puadrlc2026-01-20T18:52:01ZIntroducing Ask the Pharmacist With Dr. Shannon Yarosz!Ask the Pharmacist launches on 2 NEWS with expert medication and seasonal health advice from Cedarville University! Learn more about the Ask the Pharmacist series: https://cedar.to/AskThePharmacist Cedarville University School of Pharmacy is partnering with 2 NEWS to launch a new segment, Ask the Pharmacist, designed to help viewers of all ages make informed decisions about medications, seasonal illnesses, and everyday health concerns. In this first episode, viewers are introduced to Shannon Yarosz, PharmD, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Cedarville University, as she shares practical, pharmacist-approved guidance you can use right away. Dr. Yarosz begins by answering a common question many patients ask: When should you choose acetaminophen versus ibuprofen? She explains the differences between Tylenol, Motrin, and Advil, how each works for pain and fever, and why ibuprofen may be preferred for inflammation, muscle pain, or swelling. She also highlights important safety considerations, including liver issues, stomach ulcers, kidney concerns, high blood pressure, and alcohol use, reinforcing why talking with a pharmacist matters. Timestamps: 0:00 Ask the Pharmacist partnership launch with Cedarville University 0:47 Acetaminophen vs ibuprofen for pain, fever, and inflammation 1:21 Medication safety concerns and who should avoid certain options 1:55 Cold vs flu symptoms during a severe flu season 2:37 When to seek medical care for worsening symptoms 3:02 Choosing safe cough and cold medications for children As one of the worst flu seasons in years continues, Dr. Yarosz explains how to tell the difference between a cold and the flu, including symptom onset, fever, chills, fatigue, and body aches. She also outlines clear signs for when to seek medical attention, such as high fever, chest pain, shortness of breath, or dehydration. The segment wraps up with guidance for parents choosing cough and cold products for children. Dr. Yarosz stresses the importance of matching medications to symptoms, reading labels carefully, and selecting age- and weight-appropriate products marketed specifically for children. School of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Pharmacy Visit campus: https://cedar.to/Visit #AskThePharmacist #CedarvilleUniversity #SchoolOfPharmacy #MedicationSafety #FluSeason #healtheducation PN: 26-0420 — This episode of Ask the Pharmacist introduces Cedarville University School of Pharmacy through timely, practical health guidance. Viewers learn how to safely choose between common pain relievers, recognize cold versus flu symptoms, know when to seek medical care, and select appropriate medications for children. Led by a Cedarville pharmacy faculty member, Dr. Shannon Yarosz, the segment highlights how pharmacists support everyday health decisions in the community.https://img.youtube.com/vi/NMj7puAdRLc/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/NMj7puAdRLc2026-01-20T18:52:01Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/nextgen-pharmds-clinical-pharmacy-in-the-icu-a14vaxf21se2026-02-18T20:00:09ZNextGen PharmDs: Clinical Pharmacy in the ICUNeal Fox shares how Cedarville prepared him for critical care pharmacy leadership. Explore PharmD career opportunities: https://cedar.to/NextGenPharmDs Neal Fox serves as a clinical pharmacy specialist in the medical intensive care unit at Premier Health Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton, Ohio. In this video, he shares how his Cedarville University education prepared him to care for the most complex patients in an inpatient hospital setting. Each day, Neal collaborates with physicians, medical residents, and advanced practice providers, working through a list of critically ill patients and developing comprehensive treatment plans designed to improve outcomes. During his time at Cedarville, a critical care elective became a defining experience that equipped him with the knowledge and confidence to step into high-acuity environments. That hands-on preparation now informs his pharmacotherapy recommendations and supports his role as an integral member of the medical intensive care team. Neal emphasizes that pharmacists play a vital role beyond medication management. By partnering closely with interdisciplinary teams, they help optimize entire care plans and ultimately transform patient lives. His journey highlights how Cedarville’s pharmacy program prepares graduates for meaningful, team-based practice in complex clinical settings. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #CedarvilleUniversity #CedarvillePharmacy #ClinicalPharmacy #CriticalCarePharmacy #HealthcareCareers #ICUPharmacist PN: 26-0335 — Neal Fox, a Cedarville University graduate, shares his experience as a clinical pharmacy specialist in a medical intensive care unit. He explains how a critical care elective prepared him to collaborate with physicians and care for the most complex patients, demonstrating how Cedarville equips pharmacy graduates to make a meaningful impact in high-acuity healthcare settings.https://img.youtube.com/vi/A14VAXF21SE/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/A14VAXF21SE2026-02-18T20:00:09Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/bible-and-the-gospel-how-should-christians-engage-in-prayer-part-1-5wofkxr1jyk2024-01-19T17:00:08ZBible and the Gospel | How Should Christians Engage in Prayer? (Part 1)Learn why Christians should be taught how to pray and how praying Scripture shapes our hearts, minds, and daily walk with God. Learn more about Cedarville’s Bible Minor Project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Time Stamps: 0:00 Why be taught how to pray? 0:31 Common objections — “just talk to God” and why prayer still needs teaching 1:21 “Talk to God like a friend” — approaching God rightly 1:42 “Talk like you’re talking to your dad” — learning reverence and relationship 2:35 Parents teaching children how to speak rightly 2:42 Jesus’ disciples asking, “Lord, teach us to pray” 3:43 Why teaching prayer is biblical and practical 4:26 How Scripture itself shapes the way we pray 5:18 Teaching prayer as discipleship and preparation 6:04 Learning to lament and give thanks in every season 6:11 How prayer reinforces the church’s unity 6:27 Introducing “Praying the Bible” — combining Bible reading and prayer 7:25 Why praying Scripture matters — avoiding distraction, stagnation, and repetition 8:04 Donald Whitney on circulating God’s words back to Him 8:37 How praying Scripture keeps us aligned with God’s will 8:42 Benefits of praying the Bible: engaging the senses, hearing from God, preventing man-centeredness 10:27 Prayer as structure and focus for devotion 11:08 Recommended resources — Praying the Bible (Donald Whitney), Prayer That Turns the World Upside Down (Albert Mohler) 12:11 How to pray the Bible — Psalms, Paul’s prayers, the Lord’s Prayer, and the ACTS model 13:19 Importance of proper interpretation when praying Scripture 14:02 Praying the Psalms — letting God’s inspired prayers shape our emotions 15:03 Example exercise: Psalms of the day method 17:18 How Psalms help believers praise, lament, and trust 18:06 Using Psalms to align emotion and theology 19:22 Distinction between Psalms and Proverbs in prayer 19:50 Praying Paul’s prayers — examples from the New Testament 20:04 What you’d want your pastor to pray for you 21:12 Recognizing how our own prayers differ from Paul’s focus 22:14 Book recommendation: Praying with Paul by D. A. Carson 22:32 How Paul’s prayers guide our intercession 23:07 Paul’s focus on spiritual growth and Gospel advancement 24:12 Paul’s transparency — telling people he prays for them 25:32 Pastoral letter writing as modern prayer encouragement 27:07 Balancing prayer for the soul and circumstances 28:13 Thanking God for others like Paul did 30:00 How to use Paul’s prayers in your life and community 30:38 Example: praying Colossians 1 aloud 39:23 Reflection on the experience — focus, content, and depth 40:23 Praying Scripture gives structure, focus, and theological direction 41:15 Q&A on what to do when a verse doesn’t “stick out” In this session from Bible & the Gospel, Dr. Trent Rogers unpacks what it means to pray the Bible — a spiritual discipline that engages both Scripture and prayer as one integrated act of worship. Beginning with Jesus’ words, “Lord, teach us to pray,” he explains why learning how to pray biblically is vital, even though prayer may feel natural. The lesson outlines how Scripture itself models and shapes prayer, protecting believers from distraction, self-centered requests, and theological error. Interested in Cedarville University? Learn more here: Explore the Bible Minor project: https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject Apply or learn more about Admissions: https://cedarville.edu/admissions Financial aid and scholarships: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Plan a campus visit: https://cedarville.edu/visit Browse academic programs: https://cedarville.edu/academics # CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinor #Prayer #SpiritualDisciplines #ChristianFaith #PrayingScripturehttps://img.youtube.com/vi/5WofKXr1Jyk/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/5WofKXr1Jyk2024-01-19T17:00:08Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/are-free-markets-biblical-cpljwa6nazw2026-03-17T14:23:37ZAre Free Markets Biblical?Examine how a free market economic perspective fits in with a biblical worldview. Learn more about economics and business programs: https://cedar.to/Programs This video explores how free markets and international trade have led to unprecedented economic growth in history. It underscores the importance of open exchange and market-driven systems in shaping global development, offering valuable insight for students pursuing studies in business, economics, and related fields.https://img.youtube.com/vi/cpljwA6nazw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/cpljwA6nazw2026-03-17T14:23:37Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/faith-that-truly-believes-is-faith-that-obeys-wsze2xxrx9e2025-12-12T15:51:33ZFaith that truly believes is faith that obeys!If you say you believe God’s promises, do you live like it? True belief always acts. If you really believe something, you act upon it, and it affects the way you live your life. The Gospel is not just believing a set of facts — it is betting your life on them. James points to Rahab as an example of faith that took action. She received the messengers, hid them on the rooftop, lied to protect them, and committed treason against her own country because she believed that Israel’s God was the one true God in heaven and on earth. Her obedience showed the depth of her trust. You are not saved by your works. You are saved by grace through faith, but you are saved TO good works. Rahab’s story invites us to ask a deeper question: Do you believe, and more importantly, will you obey? Explore more in “Strong and Courageous,” a 52-week devotional on the book of Joshua: https://cedar.to/Joshua-Devotional - Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics Request Info: https://www.cedarville.edu/requestinfo #StrongAndCourageous #CedarvilleUniversity #FaithInAction #Obedience #Rahab #TrustGodhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/wsze2XXrX9E/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/wsze2XXrX9E2025-12-12T15:51:33Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/visual-communication-design-labs-360-facility-tour-m5ktqser002021-02-25T19:43:52ZVisual Communication Design Labs | 360 Facility TourTyler Digital Communication Center is home to three state-of-the art MAC labs that support the Visual Communication Design (VCD) major. Tour the lab spaces, which include large screens, color printers, mock-up station, light table, photography studio, and collaboration spaces.https://img.youtube.com/vi/-m5kTqSeR00/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/-m5kTqSeR002021-02-25T19:43:52Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/what-can-you-do-with-an-economics-degree-knv0ktmuouy2026-03-17T15:17:53ZWhat Can You Do With an Economics Degree?Economics opens doors to careers in business, policy, and beyond. Explore economics and business programs: https://cedar.to/Programs This video highlights the wide range of career pathways available to students who study economics. Whether you're interested in business, public policy, or graduate school, an economics degree equips you with a valuable way of thinking that employers seek. Many students pursue careers in business, where firms value the economic approach to problem-solving, especially for operational roles and management training positions. Timestamps: 00:00 Career pathways with an economics degree 00:07 Economics in business and operations 00:22 Management training and firm demand 00:25 Public policy and government careers 00:37 Broad applicability of economics 00:49 Preparing for graduate and law school Beyond business, economics majors can pursue opportunities in government, public policy, and other fields. The discipline’s emphasis on analytical thinking and structured problem-solving makes it highly versatile across industries. Faculty emphasize that economics is not just about content, but about developing a mindset that is essential for tackling complex challenges. Additionally, economics serves as a strong foundation for graduate school. Many students go on to pursue advanced degrees, including law school, where the analytical rigor of economics provides excellent preparation. While graduate school may seem far off for high school students, it remains a common and valuable next step for many economics majors. Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions Financial Aid: https://cedar.to/FinAid Visit Campus: https://cedar.to/Visit Academic Programs: https://cedar.to/Programs #EconomicsMajor #CareerPaths #BusinessEducation #PublicPolicy #GradSchoolPrep #studyeconomics — Explore the diverse career opportunities available to economics students, from business and management roles to government and public policy. Discover how economics develops strong problem-solving skills and prepares students for graduate and law school, making it a flexible and valuable academic path.https://img.youtube.com/vi/KNv0kTMuouY/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/KNv0kTMuouY2026-03-17T15:17:53Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-i-doctrine-of-sin-part-1-d-mnzapu-1s2023-02-07T14:00:10ZTheology I: Doctrine of Sin (part 1)The Nature of Sin | Sin, Iniquity, and Transgression Explained In this theology lecture at Cedarville University, students examine the nature of sin and why Scripture uses multiple words to describe humanity’s rebellion against God. By exploring sin, iniquity, and transgression, this session clarifies how wrongdoing affects our relationship with God, with others, and within our own hearts. Understanding sin rightly is essential to understanding the gospel, because only when we grasp the depth of our brokenness can we fully appreciate the grace and mercy offered through Jesus Christ. https://www.cedarville.edu/Academics 0:19 Review of the fall in Genesis 3 0:47 Three key biblical terms for sin 1:55 Exodus 34 and God’s forgiving character 3:19 Definition of sin as missing the mark 5:02 Illustrations of falling short 7:48 Sin and human hostility toward God 9:31 Iniquity as distortion and guilt 12:10 Psalm 32 and confession 14:05 Righteousness versus iniquity 15:18 Transgression as rebellion and betrayal 16:01 Isaiah 1 and covenant breaking 18:24 God’s faithfulness despite human unfaithfulness 20:01 Sin as omission and commission 22:25 Sin as a state, not just actions 23:41 Idolatry as the essence of sin 25:58 Sources of sin: world, flesh, and devil 27:25 James 1 and personal responsibility 29:29 Loving the world versus loving God 34:40 Godward, outward, and inward results of sin 35:51 Eternal judgment and God’s wrath 40:14 Total depravity explained 41:21 The gospel hope in John 3:36 The lecture begins by revisiting Genesis 3 and the entrance of sin into the world through Adam and Eve’s rebellion. From there, it introduces three major biblical terms used to describe wrongdoing. Sin refers to missing the mark of God’s righteous standard. Iniquity describes a twisting or distortion of what is good and straight, resulting in guilt and moral corruption. Transgression goes even further, emphasizing rebellion, covenant breaking, and betrayal of a relationship with God. Students then explore how sin is not merely about isolated bad actions, but about a deeper condition of the heart. Scripture teaches that sin includes both commission and omission, what we do wrong and what we fail to do rightly. Even religious actions like praying, giving, or fasting can be sinful if motivated by pride or self-glory rather than obedience to God. The lecture also addresses the sources of sin. God is not the author of sin. Instead, Scripture identifies three major influences: the world, the flesh, and the devil. Satan tempts and deceives, the world promotes systems opposed to God’s truth, and the sinful nature within each person inclines the heart toward rebellion. Together, these forces explain why humanity continually falls short of God’s glory. Finally, the results of sin are examined in three dimensions. Godward, sin brings guilt and exposure to God’s righteous judgment, including eternal consequences for those who reject the gospel. Outwardly, sin fractures human relationships, producing conflict, injustice, and oppression. Inwardly, sin deceives the mind, hardens the heart, and enslaves the will. This total corruption highlights humanity’s desperate need for salvation. The session closes by pointing clearly to the gospel. While the wages of sin are death, eternal life is offered through faith in Jesus Christ. Only through Christ’s atoning sacrifice can sinners be forgiven, restored, and rescued from the wrath they deserve. Learn more about Christ-centered education at Cedarville University. Admissions https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions Academic Programs https://www.cedarville.edu/Programs Visit Campus https://www.cedarville.edu/Visit #DoctrineOfSin #ChristianTheology #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleClass #GospelTruthhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/D-mnzApu-1s/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/D-mnzApu-1s2023-02-07T14:00:10Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/128th-commencement-2-p-m-oamczyxpmd82024-05-04T20:04:55Z128th Commencement | 2 p.m.Join us to celebrate the 128th Annual Commencement of Cedarville University! https://img.youtube.com/vi/oAmcZYXPMD8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/oAmcZYXPMD82024-05-04T20:04:55Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/aspirin-101-heart-protection-risks-and-what-you-need-to-know-jkcjer0utzw2026-03-04T18:02:15ZAspirin 101: Heart Protection, Risks, and What You Need To KnowBaby aspirin and heart health — who should take it, and what are the risks? Submit your questions for Cedarville’s Ask the Pharmacist weekly segment: https://cedarville.edu/ATP In this Ask the Pharmacist segment, Dr. Shannon Yarosz, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy, answers common questions about aspirin and low-dose or “baby” aspirin. Many people reach for 81-milligram aspirin for heart protection, but is it right for everyone? Dr. Yarosz explains who may benefit from daily aspirin therapy, why more is not always better, and why it is essential to talk with your healthcare provider before starting or changing your dose. Timestamps: 0:00 What is baby aspirin or low-dose aspirin? 0:40 Who should take 81-mg aspirin for heart protection? 1:11 Is taking more aspirin better for heart protection? 1:36 Aspirin brands and formulations – enteric-coated vs. chewable 2:07 Risks of taking baby aspirin every day 2:30 Bleeding risk and medication interactions 2:55 How to submit your questions to Ask the Pharmacist You will also learn about potential side effects of daily aspirin use, including stomach irritation, stomach upset, ulcers, and increased bleeding risk. Dr. Yarosz discusses how aspirin can interact with other medications, over-the-counter products, herbal supplements, and vitamins. Her key advice: Always consult your healthcare provider and pharmacist to determine if low-dose aspirin therapy is safe and beneficial for you. Ask the Pharmacist is presented by the Cedarville University School of Pharmacy in partnership with @WDTNTV. School of Pharmacy: https://cedar.to/Pharmacy Admissions: https://cedar.to/Admissions #AskThePharmacist #CedarvilleUniversity #SchoolOfPharmacy #BabyAspirin #HeartHealth #PharmacyPractice PN: 26-0420 — In this episode of Ask the Pharmacist, Dr. Shannon Yarosz from Cedarville University explains what baby aspirin is, who may benefit from low-dose aspirin for heart protection, and the risks of daily use, including bleeding and stomach irritation. Viewers also learn why it is important to consult a healthcare provider before starting aspirin therapy.https://img.youtube.com/vi/JkCjeR0Utzw/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/JkCjeR0Utzw2026-03-04T18:02:15Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/theology-ii-person-of-christ-part-2-yudd3i-27qq2022-09-29T13:00:28ZTheology II: Person of Christ (part 2)Christology with Dr. Jeremy Kimble, Associate Professor of Theology at Cedarville University — Messianic Prophecy, Incarnation, Virgin Birth, and the Life of Jesus In this lecture, Dr. Jeremy Kimble continues Christology by exploring Old Testament messianic prophecy, the incarnation, the virgin birth, and the early life and baptism of Jesus. Students examine how Scripture progressively reveals the identity of the Messiah and why Jesus must be fully God and fully man. https://cedarville.edu/BibleMinorProject 0:00 Cedarville introduction — accredited Baptist university, founded 1887 0:25 Review — Christology overview and seven-part outline (prophesied, born, lived, died, rose, ascended, will return) 1:12 Why “glories” (plural) — attributes made visible in the person of Christ 2:04 Messianic expectation in the Old Testament 2:17 Genesis 3:15 — skull-crushing seed of the woman 3:03 Overview of major messianic prophecies (Genesis, Deuteronomy, Samuel, Psalms, Isaiah, Daniel, Micah) 4:49 Seed of Abraham, ruler from Judah, eternal son of David 7:07 Messiah as prophet like Moses; king with an everlasting throne 9:02 Psalm 2 — anointed Son, nations as inheritance, iron scepter 10:00 Psalm 16, Psalm 22, Psalm 110 — resurrection and divine lordship 14:44 Isaiah 7 and 9 — virgin conception, Immanuel, mighty God 17:52 Daniel 7 — Son of Man receiving dominion 18:35 Micah 5:2 — birth in Bethlehem 20:08 Summary — Old Testament strands converging in one person 21:59 Transition to the incarnation 22:28 John 1 — Word made flesh, God tabernacling among us 25:00 Temple imagery — Jesus as the presence of God 25:50 Philippians 2 — humility, incarnation, one person with two natures 27:02 Clarifying the “emptying” — adding humanity, not subtracting deity 29:07 Why full deity and full humanity are required for atonement 29:55 Virgin birth — biblical necessity and theological implications 30:47 Evaluating claims that the virgin birth “doesn’t matter” 32:26 Why the virgin birth matters: sin nature, prophecy, authority of Scripture, uniqueness of Christ 33:59 Matthew 1 and Luke 1 — conceived by the Holy Spirit, fulfilling prophecy 36:31 Why rejecting the virgin birth unravels essential doctrines 37:28 The life of Christ — sinless, obedient, Spirit-empowered 38:05 Key moments: baptism, temptation, teaching, miracles, ministry 39:05 Baptism — fulfilling all righteousness, Trinitarian affirmation 41:04 Temptation — Jesus as the greater Adam; tempted yet without sin 42:37 Preview — how Jesus’ temptations relate to ours Learn more Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #BibleMinor #Christology #Theology #ChristianWorldview #FaithAndLearning #GospelCenteredhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/yuDd3I-27qQ/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/yuDd3I-27qQ2022-09-29T13:00:28Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/cybersecurity-our-generation-s-cold-war-qtc-nin5_l82021-11-12T01:32:06ZCybersecurity: Our Generation's Cold War?A panel discussion with experts in the field, Dr. Harknett from the University of Cincinnati and AEI Scholar Klon Kitchen. We will be talking about the impact of cybersecurity on our nation's future.https://img.youtube.com/vi/qtC-NIn5_L8/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/qtC-NIn5_L82021-11-12T01:32:06Zhttps://www.cedarville.edu/media/videos/why-study-music-at-cedarville-university-lc_3qytndjs2025-06-05T19:41:36ZWhy Study Music at Cedarville University?Why Study Music at Cedarville University? Develop your God-given musical gifts through a nationally accredited program that prepares you for career and ministry. https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions At Cedarville University, music is more than passion — it is worship. Inspired by Bach’s phrase Soli Deo Gloria (for the glory of God alone), Cedarville’s Bachelor of Arts in Music challenges you to honor the Creator through your craft while deepening your understanding of music and service to Him. In this distinctly Christian and nationally accredited program, you will be mentored by accomplished faculty who will help you grow both artistically and spiritually. You can tailor your studies by choosing primary and secondary concentrations, exploring a wide range of musical styles, and gaining real-world experience that prepares you for professional performance, teaching, composing, studio work, or graduate studies. Graduates of Cedarville’s music program are equipped to serve as composers, performers, studio musicians, and leaders who use their talents for God’s glory. For students majoring in another field, the music minor offers an excellent opportunity to strengthen your skills while keeping music as a vital part of your college experience. Explore Cedarville University’s music programs today: Admissions: https://www.cedarville.edu/admissions Financial Aid: https://www.cedarville.edu/FinAid Visit Campus: https://www.cedarville.edu/visit Academic Programs: https://www.cedarville.edu/academics #CedarvilleUniversity #MusicDegree #ChristianEducation #SoliDeoGloria #MusicMinistryhttps://img.youtube.com/vi/Lc_3qYTndjs/maxresdefault.jpgYeshttps://www.youtube.com/embed/Lc_3qYTndjs2025-06-05T19:41:36Z