Christian Chapel

Marriage is one of the most important and impactful relationships that we will enjoy in life. In Matthew 19:1-12, Jesus lays out God’s plan for marriage.

In Matthew 25 Jesus promises that there will come a day when all the world please him seated on his glorious throne. It will be a moment of reward and separation. This reality both encourages believers and motivates our desire to share the Gospel with others.

The message, Stay Faithful, is based on Luke 9 where Jesus multiplied the five loaves of bread and two fish to feed the multitudes. The message has practical application for us today. The principles there reveal the importance of consistently honoring the Lord with both our tithes and offerings. As we do that, the Lord has a way of multiplying what we give in such a way that both our needs and the needs of others are met. Jesus clearly teaches us we cannot outgive Him, and He is the Master of Multiplication.

In Matthew 25:14-30, Jesus teaches us how to stay productive while we wait for his return.

In Matthew 25, Jesus encourages us to live in a state of joyful readiness as we wait for his return.

The Apostle Paul was not about New Year Resolutions but he was interested in setting goals and to look forward. From prison, Paul admonishes the Philippian church and us to Rejoice in the Lord always, stand firm in their faith by watching out for false teachers, to know Christ in His suffering, death, and resurrection, and to press towards the mark of God’s calling.

What does it mean to be light in the darkness? In this sermon, Dr. Taylor explores that question by asking another - Where do you think Jesus would choose to live today?

Jesus is God’s provision of overwhelmingly victorious love.

The arrival of Jesus marks the promise of complete joy for everyone who puts their faith in him.