Peninsula Community Chapel

In the concluding sermon to our Facing Anxiety / Finding Peace series, Lead Pastor Garrett Spitz helps us to see from Scripture that God's promises for today, tomorrow, and all eternity are an ever-present help and hope for us in a life filled with uncertainty.

In this week's sermon, Director of Discipleship Matt Powell continues our series on Facing Anxiety and Finding Peace, diving into how you can hold fast to the gospel in the midst of great anxiety.

In this week's sermon, Associate Pastor Chris Chappell continues our series on peace and anxiety, showing how the spirit can bring us peace. Are you ready to embrace the spirit and stand up against your anxiety?

Lead Pastor Garrett Spitz speaks on how Jesus is the ultimate refuge and strength for anxious souls.

You weren't meant to do it alone. God has given us the gift of Brothers and Sisters in the faith. Join us as Lead Pastor Garrett Spitz leads us through the Word in how God designed Christian Community

In this week's sermon, Lead Pastor Garrett Spitz kicks off our new sermon series, "Facing Anxiety / Finding Peace". He gives an overview of this series, and how you can fight anxiety with the Father at your side.

In this concluding and summary sermon in our series on the Gospel of John, Via Institute Director Mark Shaw will help us to see from a "bird's eye view" what it is that John wants us to see. Namely, we will see that John describes our world as a world of bitter and confused darkness, and that the Triune God -- The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit -- invites us to walk in his Love, his Light, and his Life.

As we come to the end of John's Gospel, associate pastor Chris Chappell shares three things followers of Christ experience by abiding in him.

In this week's sermon, Associate Pastor Chris Chappell speaks on the first part of John's epilogue. He talks about the meaning behind the scripture, and how we can apply it to our lives.

In this memorable scene after Jesus' resurrection, we learn that having life in His name transforms three things: our fears, our doubts, and our lives.