The disciples of Jesus were not all called the way (or to the same thing), but they were ALL called. In John’s gospel, we're provided a clear record of Jesus’ teaching and training of His disciples. He helped them live out their calling, and He’s still doing that. Over the next several weeks, we'll spend time in God's word, studying what John teaches us about Jesus’ calling in our lives.

The disciples of Jesus were not all called the way (or to the same thing), but they were ALL called. In John’s gospel, we're provided a clear record of Jesus’ teaching and training of His disciples. He helped them live out their calling, and He’s still doing that. Over the next several weeks, we'll spend time in God's word, studying what John teaches us about Jesus’ calling in our lives.

On February 4th, Chapel Rock will celebrate it's 60th Anniversary, also known as a diamond jubilee. We will kick off a year of celebration for what God has done here for the last 60 years, and eagerly look forward to what He will do in the future!

Have you ever noticed that phrase in the Bible, “on the third day…”? We know it pops up in the Resurrection narrative about Jesus, but did you ever realize that it’s more common in the Bible? God often takes 3 days to accomplish something, not because He needs the time, but because it’s significant for us.

Have you ever noticed that phrase in the Bible, “on the third day…”? We know it pops up in the Resurrection narrative about Jesus, but did you ever realize that it’s more common in the Bible? God often takes 3 days to accomplish something, not because He needs the time, but because it’s significant for us.

Have you ever noticed that phrase in the Bible, “on the third day…”? We know it pops up in the Resurrection narrative about Jesus, but did you ever realize that it’s more common in the Bible? God often takes 3 days to accomplish something, not because He needs the time, but because it’s significant for us.

Have you ever noticed that phrase in the Bible, “on the third day…”? We know it pops up in the Resurrection narrative about Jesus, but did you ever realize that it’s more common in the Bible? God often takes 3 days to accomplish something, not because He needs the time, but because it’s significant for us.