Christ Chapel Audio Podcasts

The story of the 10 lepers is very common to the average believer; but what you may not have noticed is the three words tucked in between their crying out to the Lord for mercy, his command to go show themselves to the priests and the miracle healing of the removal of their leprosy; and it was the three words "as they went". As they went, the answer was on the way. As they went, the answer arrived. As they went, they were rewarded. What God requires from us is simple; one more step. Your miracle may be found along the way.

There is much confusion in the world today, to what is true and what is false....which leads to gross error when it comes to what it takes for one to be saved, or even know their need to be saved. The scripture declares that the god of this world hath blinded the eyes of them that believe not, lest the light of the glorious gospel should shine unto them.

We who are believers are no strangers to storms in our lives. Storms that delay us, reroute us, hinder us and even disqualify us. But if we are intentional, we can learn from each storm and come to a clearer picture of our weaknesses and God's strength. You may even have a personal encounter with Christ that transcends the moment and the journey.

There is no escaping these reports, these threats; but there is scriptural, fail safe way to deal with them....until it or they dissipate and are left behind. And when we overcome these reports, it creates additional, current memories that display God's keeping, protecting and restoring power. As believers when we feel powerless in the moment they come upon us, just remember that a moment is all it takes to stand. The key to life is not avoiding bad news, but having the clarity, courage and character to survive it; knowing full well that one day it will ALL be swallowed up in the universal victory of Christ our Lord.

Many believers live with relatively no expectation of God whatsoever; and if they do, this expectation may be diluted, polluted, carnal and or borrowed - resulting in little to no activity of the spirit, or the supernatural in their lives. But God invites us to believe him and call upon his name, To live in a divine, personal, ever growing expectation of Him to be who he is in the scriptures in our everyday lives.

My recent episode of debilitating pack pain reminded me of those around us who have suffered and are suffering great pain, injustice and long seasons of immeasurable pain. I am trusting that this will be a word of comfort and encouragement for them tomorrow; reminding them that God has not forgotten or forsook them, and he is not only the one who cures us, but the one who has kept us through all we have faced

As followers of Jesus Christ, we are at a time in our nation's history when we are told to leave our faith out of business, politics, our own values, and more. We must be bold in our faith, and we must refuse to be ashamed of Jesus or His Words! It is my prayer that we fight the good fight and represent Jesus well with all boldness. Join us as we learn how to prepare, practice and persevere in boldness for our Lord and Savior.

I want to focus on Charlie Kirk's tenacious love for the truth, and willingness to proclaim it at any opportunity, (financing within himself) the opposition, hatred, rejection and persecution of those who despise the truth and the God who is the author of it. Here is the thought; Charlie lived by and died proclaiming and defending the truth. Does knowing this convict or validate, your current approach to living in the darkness, error and lies of this world.

Like a bird whose feathers have been ripped out, there are many believers today who struggle with the fact that their choices have led to shame, bondage and a deep remorse that robs their life of joy. The devil has not only decieved them with their present sin, but the implied permanence of it. Christ is the end of sin for those born from above, and they have access, eternal access to grace for their sin and power to walk up and out of all that is associated with it