Anthem Chapel

Pastor Nate teaches on the first of seven letters in the book of Revelation, to the church of Ephesus, the church who had left their first love, as a call for the church to renew their passion for Jesus.
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Pastor Lars opens Luke 12 this Sunday and shares with us the parable of the wealthy man filling up his barns. He reminds us that we are not to store up possessions for ourselves here on earth, but that we are to be rich toward God with the things that He gives us.

Doctor Lars opens up Jesus' parable and explains to us how the place of greatest blessing is not in the place of highest honor, but in the seat that Jesus took: the seat of humility.

Pastor Nat opens up the book of Luke to the parable of the master having a great feast. The master invites everyone in the land to his feast "that his house might be full. God invites us to to enjoy the feast He has prepared for us in heaven if we accept his invitation!

Pastor Nate reads Jesus' parable about the Landowner hiring workers for His vineyard. In the same way God hires us and brings us in to His service, but we find here that God's economy doesn't always work the way we think it should.

We open up to the parables of the man who found a treasure and sold everything he had just to obtain it. Our eyes should be so focused on the treasure of Jesus Christ that we will sell everything we have just to get closer to Him.

South Coast leads us in worship and prayer tonight for the fourth and final night of revival in the Goodland.

Restoration Church leads us in a time of worship and prayer, heading up the third night of Revival under the tent.

Anthem Chapel heads up revival Night two in the tent!

Nate Wagner opens up to Matthew 13 and reads Jesus' parable on the wheat growing with the tares. What does this mean? Watch to find out!