The Chapel Fort Wayne

As our series “Think” comes to an end, Pastor Brandon will share his realization that the more we think about what we think about most, the more we will realize that what we think about most is ourselves. Join us as he concludes our series by sharing that the correct biblical mindset is actually to think of ourselves less.

Gratitude is so critical to a healthy thought life – both modern science and Paul from the New Testament agree! But gratitude should not be a solo exercise – we need God and others to truly do gratitude right, even and especially in the hard times. This Sunday, Brandon Butz shares how we must think gratefully to combat our anxious thoughts – and how we do that might surprise you.

Broken machines can be fixed either through replacement parts or simply by being rewired. The same is certainly true with our minds. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon shares the good news that rewiring our thinking is not only possible and necessary.

Did you know, we can go three weeks without food, three days without water, three minutes without oxygen – but we can’t even go three seconds without thinking. Our lives are always moving in the direction of our strongest thoughts. We invite you to join us on Sunday for the second part of our new series “Think”.  

Negative thoughts can have free reign in our minds; thoughts like anxiety, doubt, fear, insecurity, confusion, and unclarity is the norm. If left untended, these false and dangerous thoughts can lead us to a destination we don’t want to go. Join us this weekend as Pastor Brandon begins our next series “Think” and challenge us to identify the lies that we have come to believe and then to replace those thoughts with the truth that is found in God’s Word.

Join us this weekend as Pastor Brandon finishes our series on “Growth Spurt” by discussing the one growth factor that we can’t control and we don’t know when it’s coming.

Just as injuries to the growth plate of a young person, if not treated properly, can interfere with healthy growth, our insecurity about our role in serving can stunt not only our growth but growth in the body of Christ. This Sunday Pastor Brandon will discuss how valuable you are to a growing and functioning church.

Every health guru would admit that a combination of abstaining from unhealthy foods and engaging in consistent exercise is the best strategy for a healthy body. But what about a healthy soul? This Sunday Pastor Brandon discusses what exercises and disciplines are vital if we are hoping for a spiritual growth spurt.

Growth spurts require supportive relationships. Whether you believe it or not, your relationships will determine the quality of your life. This Sunday we will explore the types of relationships we need to help us grow spiritually. Speaking of relationships, we encourage you to find someone to join us this weekend.  

When a person has a physical growth spurt, it is easy to measure when we compare their height before and after. But how do we measure spiritual growth spurts? This Sunday Pastor Brandon discusses what we should see in someone who is truly growing.