Charis New Testament Church

Are you ready to embrace your identity as a powerful child of the King? In a compelling sermon, Pastor Chad Minkler dives deep into the transformative nature of the Kingdom of God, explaining that it is not just about salvation but a dynamic invitation into sonship, kingship, and ultimately, spiritual fatherhood and motherhood. He emphasizes that many believers operate from an orphan mindset—rooted in fear and self-serving attitudes—rather than recognizing their true identity as beloved children of God, called to grow and impact the world around them. Pastor Chad challenges the audience to move beyond receiving and into giving, urging them to become spiritual fathers and mothers who cultivate others, share life, and leave legacies. He poignantly states that being a conduit of life is the essence of operating in the Kingdom. In this pivotal moment, he calls everyone to reject consumerism in faith and step up as leaders in cultivating a nurturing family dynamic within the church. Let us commit today to embody our identity, nurturing the generations to come. Will you heed this divine call to raise and release others into their God-given destinies?

Have you ever wondered how the things you focus on shape who you become? In his impactful sermon, Tom explored the powerful lesson found in Abraham's story, where God used the stars and grains of sand to cast a divine vision for his life. Tom emphasized that "we become what we behold," urging us to consider the influences we allow into our lives. He shared compelling modern examples of how our environment and the media we consume shape our perspectives, often pulling us away from our true identity in Christ. By beholding Jesus and fixing our eyes on Him, Tom challenged the congregation to embark on a transformative journey of renewal, becoming like Him in every aspect of their lives. He encouraged everyone to seek immersion in God's word and presence, suggesting practical ways to focus on heavenly realities rather than earthly distractions. With a loving call to action, Tom inspired the audience to consciously choose what they behold, driving home the point that as we behold Jesus, we will reflect His light to the world around us. Let us strive to turn our eyes upon Jesus and allow His glory to transform our lives!

Are you embracing your God-given identity as a royal child of the King? In his stirring sermon, Pastor Chad emphasizes the profound truth that as believers, we are not just orphans but beloved sons and daughters with the responsibility to reign and serve in the kingdom of God. Drawing on biblical imagery, he illustrates how the kingdom grows like a mighty mountain, beginning within us, empowering us to transform the world around us. Pastor offers a unique perspective on repentance—it’s not merely about stopping sin but about changing the way we think, seeing ourselves as heirs who carry divine authority. The message challenges each of us to rise above an orphan mentality, embracing our royal identity to serve and lead effectively. As we come to understand the transformative power we possess, we can impact our families, workplaces, and communities. It’s time to step boldly into our calling and reveal the kingdom of God on Earth. Will you answer the call to be a king or queen, illuminating the world with God’s light and love? The kingdom is waiting for you to show up!

Have you ever stopped to consider the incredible power of gratitude in your life? In his heartfelt sermon, Tom shares the poignant story from Luke 17, where ten lepers cried out for mercy and, upon Jesus' command, took the courageous step to show themselves to the priests. In doing so, they acted in faith and were cleansed, yet only one returned to give thanks. Tom emphasizes that gratitude is essential, illustrating this with the profound insight that "thanksgiving is the language of faith." Unlike the other nine, the thankful leper received not just healing but wholeness—restoration that implied a complete healing of his past afflictions. As Tom challenges the congregation, he reminds us that practicing gratitude isn’t just for a moment but is a continual act that can shift our focus from our struggles to God's unwavering goodness. He urges us to cultivate this heart of thankfulness, encouraging daily expressions of gratitude, which opens the door for God’s peace to rule our hearts. Let us commit to embracing this language of faith and actively thank God in all situations, for His grace is abundant, and our lives are designed to reflect His goodness.

Are you ready to transform your perception of identity and purpose? Pastor Chad Minkler delves into the profound truth of the Kingdom of God, emphasizing that it is not just a future promise but a present reality within every believer. He challenges us to shift from an orphan mentality—characterized by fear, anxiety, and isolation—to a rightful understanding of ourselves as beloved sons and daughters of the King. By aligning our hearts and thoughts with the truth of Scripture, we recognize that we inherit an identity that empowers us to rule and reign with authority. Pastor encourages us to embrace our sonship, reminding us that the Father eagerly awaits to restore any self-imposed distance. He calls each of us to reject the lies that bind us and step confidently into our identity as heirs in Christ. As we grow in this understanding, the Kingdom within us expands, enabling us to love, serve, and bring others into this transformative experience. Will you join Pastor in this journey of faith, maturing from orphans to royalty, and living out the abundant life promised to you in the Kingdom?

Are you living as a cherished child of the King or trapped in the lies of an orphan mentality? Pastor captivates us with the profound truth that though sin entered the world and marred our identity, Jesus reintroduced the Kingdom of God, revealing our rightful place as beloved sons and daughters. Through the powerful narrative of Scripture, he illustrates how humanity's fall created an orphan mindset, filling our hearts with fear and a sense of abandonment. Yet, through the resurrection, we are invited to fully embrace our identity, growing into the image of Christ and ruling in His Kingdom. Pastor encourages us to engage with our spiritual growth, reminding us that we have everything we need within us as we renew our minds to truth. As we cultivate our faith and reject the lies that keep us in bondage, we align with our divine purposes and responsibilities. Take time to meditate on your Kingdom identity, engage in intimate dialogue with the Father, and let His love reshape your self-perception. Choose to rise up as heirs of the Kingdom—you are deeply loved, highly favored, and destined to reign!

Are you ready to embrace the profound reality that the Kingdom of God is not just a distant hope, but a vibrant present reality within you? In a compelling sermon, Pastor Chad guides us through the biblical narrative of the Kingdom, emphasizing that Jesus preached the Gospel of the Kingdom, calling us to a radical shift in thinking—repentance and belief. He illustrates that the Kingdom of God is not a mere concept but a living, breathing entity established through Jesus' incarnation, where believers are called not to wait for a rescue plan but to actively participate in an expansion of God's Kingdom here on Earth. Pastor Chad highlights our role as heirs to this promise, endowed with authority and power through the Holy Spirit to manifest the Kingdom in our lives and communities. This message resonates deeply, challenging us to reassess our understanding of our faith and our mission. So, let us rise, embrace our identity as Kingdom bearers, and share this transformative truth with the world around us—because the Kingdom of God is within you, and it's time to let it shine!

In his sermon, Pastor Chad explores the concept of the Kingdom of God, emphasizing its relevance both in eternity and on Earth. He highlights the need for a deeper understanding of the Kingdom, which Jesus preached during His time on Earth, establishing that it is not only a future hope but a present reality that we are to participate in and steward. By referencing biblical figures like Daniel and Joseph, Pastor Chad illustrates how God’s people can influence the world and lead with humility rather than striving for power. The sermon encourages believers to recognize their roles as ambassadors of the Kingdom, showing that, like Daniel, even those in positions of influence must operate from a place of service and godly wisdom.Delving into the prophetic dream of King Nebuchadnezzar as recounted in Daniel, Pastor Chad explains how it reveals the progression of earthly kingdoms and the establishment of God's eternal Kingdom through Jesus. He emphasizes how the stone—the person of Jesus—strikes the statue of earthly kingdoms, ultimately becoming a great mountain that fills the Earth, illustrating the gradual growth of God's Kingdom. This message prompts listeners to change their perceptions and actions, urging them to recognize their part in expanding the Kingdom and reflecting God's glory in their everyday lives. In closing, Pastor Chad asserts that there is no "rescue plan" for the Church; rather, believers are called to actively participate in the expansion of God's government on Earth.

In this sermon, Pastor Chad focuses on the central theme of the Kingdom of God, emphasizing its significance as the foundational message preached by Jesus. He distinguishes between the Gospel of Salvation and the Gospel of the Kingdom, underscoring that the latter encompasses the former but also presents a broader concept. Pastor Chad urges listeners to adopt a Kingdom mindset — one that reshapes how we view our world, ourselves, and God, moving beyond mere intellectual understanding to actively living out the principles of God's Kingdom on Earth. Pastor Chad explains that the Kingdom is both a heavenly reality and an earthly responsibility, which was reestablished by Jesus through His death, resurrection, and ascension. Pastor Chad delves into the eternal kingship of God, asserting that if God has always been King, there must have always been a Kingdom. This Kingdom was visible in creation, where humanity was intended to extend God's governance. However, with the fall of Adam and Eve, this image was marred. Through scripture, Pastor Chad refines the misconception that the Kingdom of God has yet to arrive on Earth by pointing to biblical instances that affirm its present reality, notably through Jesus Christ's work. He addresses differing theological views and calls the congregation to be active participants in expanding this Kingdom in all spheres of life, effectively bringing God’s solutions into the world. Concluding with an encouragement for believers to transform society with Kingdom principles, Pastor Chad highlights the critical role of family as a divine mechanism for societal transformation.

In his sermon, Chad emphasizes the central message of Jesus: the kingdom of God is here, and as followers of Christ, that should be the primary focus of our lives. He explores the importance of understanding the gospel of the kingdom, illustrating that knowledge without application is futile. Chad encourages his audience to critically examine the lenses through which they view the world — shaped by personal experiences, cultural beliefs, and societal norms — and to allow Scripture and the Holy Spirit to transform their perspectives according to God's truth.Chad further highlights the essential role of Jesus as the lens through which we must interpret everything about life, faith, and our identities. He stresses that true faith comes from aligning our beliefs with God's views, as demonstrated in the life and work of Jesus, the perfect representation of the Father. By viewing reality through the kingdom lens, believers can overcome bipolar theology, where conflicting beliefs create confusion about God’s character and his intentions for humanity. Ultimately, Chad concludes that understanding and applying the principles of the kingdom leads to clarity, purpose, and a deepened relationship with God as beloved sons and daughters.