Cape First Church was honored to welcome Philip Cameron, evangelist, author, and founder of The Orphan's Hands ministry, as our special guest on August 14, 2022. To find out more about this life changing ministry and how you can help, visit www.theorphanshands.org.

Summer At Cape First is a collection of stand-alone sermons beginning August of 2022. The series begins with Pastor Chad FIsher’s message, “The Third Class Ticket”, inviting us to learn from Jesus’ example of leadership through a lifestyle of service.

Pastor Chad Fisher shared the last message in the series with a focus on how worship and prayer go hand in hand, using Matthew 6:6 as the key text.

Pastor Gary Brothers continues the series with a challenge for us to pause in the presence of God as part of our lifestyle of worship.

Pastor Chad begins a new series on worship called More Than A Song. It is designed to help us simplify and recalibrate our hearts back to what worship ought to be.

Pastor Gary Brothers shared a special sermon message July 4th Weekend, 2022.

Cape First was honored to have as our guest, Pastor Tommy Barnett, Senior Pastor of Phoenix First Assembly, to share the final message in the series. Pastor Tommy’s illustrated sermon - What Chair Do You Sit In? - reminds us how the choices we make will affect us, our families, and our communities.

Pastor Chad Fisher shared the third message in the Sermons Illustrated series on Father’s Day, 2022. Using Biblical principles, Pastor Chad shows us how the role of a father can serve as a trainer and how we all can benefit from the lessons learned here.

Have you ever faced a challenge in life that just made you want to turn around and quit? In his classic illustrated sermon, “Climbers, Campers, Quitters,” Pastor Gary uses the story of Caleb in Joshua 14 to remind us we can overcome life’s obstacles and live a victorious life.

Pastor Gary Brothers kicks off a new series of illustrated sermons beginning with Part 1 - The Rebound. We’ve all experienced setbacks or failures at some point in our lives. This is a message of encouragement for all.