Christian Chapel

As we conclude our message series from Acts, we’re reminded that it’s the story of our past and the prescription for our future.

In Acts 28 we learn that we can stay ready to participate in God’s plans and promises no matter what is going on around us.

Acts 27 reminds us that God’s promises account for our storms and shipwrecks. No matter where we are, or what we’re going through, Jesus is with us and Jesus is working.

When believers have unexpected opportunities to speak to people of influence, we cannot waste our time on secondary and temporary topics.

Jesus compares His life to a seed that when sown into the ground releases the fullness of the kingdom of God. Likewise, as we base our lives on Kingdom principles we can see Jesus release His Kingdom through us.

Unfortunately followers of Christ are not immune from facing false accusations. In Acts 25:1-12 we learn how to handle false accusation in a way that maintains our integrity and preserves our Gospel witness in the world.

In Acts 24, the Apostle Paul is stuck in a holding pattern for two years. During this time he shows up how God can use seasons of waiting to accomplish his plans in our lives.

Having a firm foundation built on Jesus Christ is essential to our growth as His followers and to our ability to walk through storms in our lives. Jesus is more than enough for what we need in every circumstance!

We concluded Christian Chapel’s 50th Anniversary celebration with a Holy Spirit Conference.

Over two sessions we explored what the scriptures teach about the person of the Holy Spirit, the work of the Holy Spirit, and the promise of Jesus that the Holy Spirit will give power to every believer.

We concluded Christian Chapel’s 50th Anniversary celebration with a Holy Spirit Conference.

Over two sessions we explored what the scriptures teach about the person of the Holy Spirit, the work of the Holy Spirit, and the promise of Jesus that the Holy Spirit will give power to every believer.