Peninsula Community Chapel

Lead Pastor, Garrett Spitz, preaches the second of a 4-part series on The Essential Marks of the church. The Nicene Creed speaks of our belief in "one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church." Today we will continue to unpack the Scriptures that support these marks, and find out how deeply relevant these things are to our lives today. Today's sermon is "The Church is Holy."

Lead Pastor, Garrett Spitz, preaches the first of a 4-part series on The Essential Marks of the church. The Nicene Creed speaks of our belief in "one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church." Today we will begin to unpack the Scriptures that support these marks, and find out how deeply relevant these things are to our lives today.

Director of Global Ministry & Education, Billy Haselton, preaches our second and final sermon in our 2025-2026 Prayer & Action Goals Series, highlighting Jesus' instruction that we abide in Him.

Lead Pastor, Garrett Spitz, preaches the first of two sermons introducing the PCC Prayer & Action Goals for the 2025-2026 ministry year.

Due to a last minute family emergency, the scheduled speaker had to cancel so Associate Pastor Chris Chappell jumped in and shared a message from 2 Kings that helps us consider 'What's Better Than Money?' through the story of the healing of Naaman from leprosy.

We serve a just and generous God, and he invites us into the freedom and joy of becoming like he is. Matt Powell, Director of Discipleship, continues our series on Biblical Wisdom from the book of Proverbs.

Lead Pastor Garrett Spitz preaches the second of our four-part series from the book of Proverbs. We will take a hard look at the realities of poverty, the false promise of worldly wealth, and the good news that God provides something far better for his people.

Lead Pastor Garrett Spitz leads us in the first sermon of our "Money, Possessions, & Eternity: Biblical Wisdom from Proverbs" series. Both wealth and poverty bring unique opportunities and unique temptations. The Scriptures give plenty of guidance for how to navigate both extremes and any position in between.

In this week's sermon, Associate Pastor Chris Chappel gives a sermon on what was taught in SportsWorld this year, using some of the illustrations from there and showing why Jesus is the light of the world.

Pastor Emeritus Tom Kenny preaches a sermon summarizing some of the highlights of the first ten chapters of the Gospel of John, highlighting five stories of sinners finding life in Jesus' Name.