Christian Chapel

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.

When God makes a promise, He will overcome any obstacle by any means to keep it

The Resurrection of Jesus is the hope of every believer, the foundation of the church, and the story we must prioritize above all others.

God often uses the unwanted seasons of our lives as a platform to tell others about Jesus.

This week at Christian Chapel we talked about building a future on foundation. The best way we do that is by applying the Word of God and raising up the next generation in our church. As we examine 1 Timothy 4:12-16, we see that the responsibility to empower the next generation falls on both the next generation themselves and the older generation going before them.

Through Jesus we are connected to God and to other believers. However, we must overcome all kinds of challenges to experience unity with others. In Acts 21:17-36 we find a model for pursuing unity with other believers. Unity requires mutual respect, humility, proactive wisdom, sacrifice and always includes an element of risk.

Acts 21 provides a model for discerning God’s direction where there is tension between believers over the proper course of action.

In Acts 20, Paul describes two types of leaders in the church: shepherds and wolves. These descriptions give us tools to evaluate our hearts and our approach to spiritual leadership.