Peninsula Community Chapel

On this inclement-weather-Sunday with cancelled in-person services, Matt Powell preaches from Luke 10 to continue our "Unhurried" series.

Use these questions to reflect on what you've heard and read:

- Are you daily setting aside time to simply sit at the feet of Jesus?

- How would your time, schedule, and commitments change if you were?

- What would it look like to view corporate times of sitting at his feet with reverence in your life?

- How would abiding in Him transform your service to him?

Of all of the gifts God has given to us, maybe none has been more neglected in our culture than the gift of rest. While we are called to fruitful work, we are also promised that God does not intend for us to be slaves, but rather freed to a beautiful rhythm of work and rest.

Join us this Sunday as Associate Pastor Chris Chappell guides us through a biblical perspective of time. Invite God into your schedule and He will give you wisdom!

This week, guest speaker Rob Taylor encourages the congregation to have an eternal perspective, making Jesus our greatest treasure and pleasure.

Associate Pastor Chris Chappell leads us into our new "Unhurried" series reflecting on one of PCC's 2025-2026 Prayer & Action Goals.

Pastor Emeritus Tom Kenney helps us to understand that Jesus came for nothing less than to redeem the whole creation, including our bodies and this physical world. He came that first Christmas morning that he might provide pardon for sin. But he also took on a human body that he might redeem even our human bodies. One day, in the New Heaven & New Earth, we will be fully redeemed and without sin.

In our third Sunday of Advent, Lead Pastor Garrett Spitz will teach from the Scriptures how God taking on flesh in Christ changes how we think of other people.

Christmas changes everything! This morning Lead Pastor Garrett Spitz preaches from Luke 2 to help us see that the Incarnation of Jesus Christ changes the way we think of ourselves. He came that we may find lasting peace and security not by performance, but by being with him.

In this week's sermon, Associate Pastor Chris Chappell kicks off our advent season with our new sermon series: This Changes Everything. He uses Jesus's incarnation as a lens to find new truths in our world, starting with God himself.

Lead Pastor Garrett Spitz navigates us through John 15:18-19, where Jesus tells his disciples what to expect from the world when we follow Him. How will we be treated? Why will we be treated this way? How should we respond?