The Chapel Fort Wayne

When you think of the most influential people in the history of mankind, Abraham of Genesis is on the short list of those who have most significantly impacted the course of history. His legacy is defined by both faith and failure that have resulted in the blessings and conflicts we experience today. Join us for this Sunday as Pastor Brandon discusses how to navigate the very relevant implications of the man who became not only the Patriarch of a nation but also the father of the most well-known faiths of our time.

 As the calendar resets, it’s a time to reflect on last year and think about the direction we’re heading.  You may be feeling stuck or discouraged in the situation you’re in, or feeling the shame of failed New Year’s resolutions in the past. In this Sunday’s message, online pastor Josh Lewis will look at the defining moment in time that divided Peter’s failure from his future. Join us in-person or online to find the reset you need leading into the new year.

Join us for this special family-style Christmas Eve service with carols, communion, and a special message for the kids.

The gospel is not only the good news of what Jesus has done but is meant to convey that we are to be a part of that good news to the world. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon finishes our series on the gospel as he discusses living in the light. 

Join us this Saturday and Sunday for Christmas at the Chapel as we sing Christmas carols, witness live drama, and hear from Pastor Brandon about the promise of eternal life.

Even though we are confused about how it applies to our lives, a major part of the gospel is that God is able to do the impossible. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon explores the story of Mary who was confronted with the God who can, will, and may.

Accepting gifts can be very difficult for us, especially as we get older. We can become prideful when someone offers to pick up the check or pay a bill of ours, determined to lean on our own self-sufficiency. This Sunday Pastor Brandon shares the good news that salvation is a gift that is going to be difficult for the self-sufficient or prideful to accept.

Humans are naturally acceptance magnets. We tend to gravitate toward those that make us feel good about ourselves and agonize over those that don’t accept us. But what about God? Do you think God accepts you? Join us this Sunday for one of the most vital pieces of the gospel as Pastor Brandon address our deep need for acceptance.

God loves the whole world! For some of us that concept seems unlikely and for others it’s an under-appreciated given. Yet when you look at the plan that God put into motion to show His love for the world, it should leave us convinced. This Sunday Pastor Brandon continues our series on “The Gospel” by reminding us that the good news begins with a loving God taking action.

(We invite you to watch the baptisms for both the 9:00 and 10:00 services on YouTube @TheChapelFW.)

The gospel is the good news of Jesus Christ. It is both simple enough to share with a child and profound enough to for the greatest minds to explore. We are to receive it, stand on it, share it, and be saved by it. But what is the gospel? This Sunday in the new worship center, Pastor Brandon will delve into the simplicity of the gospel as well as its many expressions that you may never have realized. And when it is all said and done, you will realize it truly is good news!