What does it mean to follow Jesus boldly in a world that often prefers silence? In Daring to Witness for Christ, we are reminded that every believer is called—not to fear, but to faith-filled obedience. Rooted in Jesus’ Great Commission and empowered by the Holy Spirit, this message challenges us to live as visible testimonies of God’s grace. Discover why sharing the gospel matters, what holds us back, and how God uses ordinary people to point others to extraordinary hope in Christ. Go in peace, go in power, and dare to witness. 

Welcome to Sunday Worship at Renewal Chapels!

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In the third message, "The Effectual Influence of Holiness: Transformation From Compromise to Harmony,” lies the foundation for the journey ahead as we step into the flow of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit together—allowing God’s movement to become the movement of our lives.

Come and discover what happens when we stop stalling, stop striving, and allow God to sweep us forward into the newness of life by His grace and glory in Christ.

Welcome to Sunday Worship at Renewal Chapels!

We’re so glad you’ve joined us for this morning’s live broadcast. Whether you’re watching from home, on the road, or across the country — you are part of our church family.

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In the second message, "The Power Behind Purpose: The God Who Includes Us in His Eternal Endeavors,” lays the foundation for the journey ahead as we step into the flow of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit together—allowing God’s movement to become the movement of our lives.

Come and discover what happens when we stop stalling, stop striving, and allow God to sweep us forward into the newness of life by His grace and glory in Christ.

Welcome to Sunday Worship at Renewal Chapels!

We’re so glad you’ve joined us for this morning’s live broadcast. Whether you’re watching from home, on the road, or across the country — you are part of our church family.

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Our opening message, “The Gravity of Glory: The God Who Moves Us Toward Himself,” lays the foundation for the journey ahead as we step into the flow of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit together—allowing God’s movement to become the movement of our lives.

Come and discover what happens when we stop stalling, stop striving, and allow God to sweep us forward into the newness of life by His grace and glory in Christ.

In the opening message, Scripture challenges us to reflect deeply on our spiritual condition and motives. Jesus reminds us in Matthew 9:9–13 that He came not for the self-righteous, but for those who recognize their need for grace—calling us to follow Him with humility and mercy. Paul warns in 2 Thessalonians 2:7–10 and 1 Peter 4:17 that God’s people must remain grounded in truth, allowing the Spirit to search and refine our hearts rather than drifting into deception or complacency.

This series also emphasizes joyful generosity as a natural response to God’s grace. In 2 Corinthians 8:1–5 and 2 Corinthians 9:6–11, we see that generosity flows not from obligation, but from hearts fully surrendered to Christ—trusting God to provide as we faithfully sow into His work and the lives of others.

Finally, passages like 2 Corinthians 13:5 invite us into honest self-examination, asking whether we are truly living out our faith with intention. Together, these Scriptures challenge us to move beyond passive Christianity and step into lives marked by obedience, truth, generosity, and love.

Living Intentionally for God and Others is an invitation to align our hearts with Christ, our lives with truth, and our actions with joyful generosity—for the glory of God and the good of others.

Welcome to Sunday Worship at Renewal Chapels!

We’re so glad you’ve joined us for this morning’s live broadcast. Whether you’re watching from home, on the road, or across the country — you are part of our church family.

Here’s how you can stay connected with us today:

🙏 Prayer Request:

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In the opening message, Scripture challenges us to reflect deeply on our spiritual condition and motives. Jesus reminds us in Matthew 9:9–13 that He came not for the self-righteous, but for those who recognize their need for grace—calling us to follow Him with humility and mercy. Paul warns in 2 Thessalonians 2:7–10 and 1 Peter 4:17 that God’s people must remain grounded in truth, allowing the Spirit to search and refine our hearts rather than drifting into deception or complacency.

This series also emphasizes joyful generosity as a natural response to God’s grace. In 2 Corinthians 8:1–5 and 2 Corinthians 9:6–11, we see that generosity flows not from obligation, but from hearts fully surrendered to Christ—trusting God to provide as we faithfully sow into His work and the lives of others.

Finally, passages like 2 Corinthians 13:5 invite us into honest self-examination, asking whether we are truly living out our faith with intention. Together, these Scriptures challenge us to move beyond passive Christianity and step into lives marked by obedience, truth, generosity, and love.

Living Intentionally for God and Others is an invitation to align our hearts with Christ, our lives with truth, and our actions with joyful generosity—for the glory of God and the good of others.