The Chapel Fort Wayne

What do you think people think about when they hear your name? Some of you may not care and others of you may lose sleep thinking about that. The end of the book of Colossians is filled with names, some who are giants of the faith, and others hardly mentioned. So why is it important that we read these final sections and know these names? Why not just skip this part and end the series a week early? Who cares about Epaphras? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon finishes our series with a list of names and no names who made a name for themselves by making Christ’s name great.

Have you ever walked away from a conversation wishing you had said something different, or better yet, said something at all? Too often, fear, uncertainty, or feeling unprepared keeps us silent. The next time God opens a door for you, what will you do differently? Join us this Sunday as we learn from Colossians 4 how to pray, walk wisely, and speak "seasoned with salt" when the opportunity comes.

Following Jesus is often hardest in the places we spend the most time, like our homes and workplaces. It doesn't take long for our focus to shift to what others do or don't deserve. But what if we're asking the wrong question? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon explores how declaring Jesus as Lord is one thing, but living under His lordship in our everyday relationships is where our faith is truly put into practice.

Why do sin struggles seem so persistent? And why does genuine spiritual growth often seem so difficult? Join Pastor Mike this Sunday as we explore Paul’s instructions to the Colossian church (and to us!) on God’s plan for our growth! See you Sunday!

What does it mean to practically follow Jesus the right way? Christians over the ages have answered that in many different ways, some that have been helpful and others that have added requirements that were never meant to be. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon delves into the end of Colossians 2 where Paul warns us to never add anything to who Christ is and what He has done.

In a world full of different philosophies and teachings, no wonder our heads have a tough time deciphering what is true and what is false. But the Bible is that ultimate clarifier as we are shown that the truth is found in Jesus. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon teaches in Colossians 2 where we gain clarity on who we are in Him.

There is no shortage of opinions on who Jesus is. Everyone has one and there are many different versions. While a pursuit of his true identity is paramount, our response is equally vital. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon shares from Colossians that Jesus can either be of no significance or infinite significance; the only thing he can’t be is moderately significant.

In a world full of competing voices telling us who Jesus is and what really matters, the book of Colossians calls us back to what is true and unshakable. Written to believers surrounded by confusion, pressure, and spiritual counterfeits, this letter lifts our eyes to the absolute supremacy and sufficiency of Christ. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon begins our study of Colossians where we learn Jesus is not one option among many; He is before all things, over all things, and enough for all things.

One of the ruts we can get into in our prayer lives is to focus only on physical prayer requests and needs. And God certainly invites us to pray about everything! But why is it so uncommon for Christ-followers to pray for spiritual needs, both in their private prayer lives and when we pray in our groups? This Sunday Pastor Mike will focus on the prayers that the apostle Paul prayed for the church as we learn together how to increase our spiritual praying.

Perhaps the most difficult place to move from ritual to relationship in prayer is when we ask God for something and His answer is no. For many, God’s “no” has become a stumbling block in understanding how a loving and all-powerful God works. So why does He sometimes say no? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon explores several reasons God may not answer our prayers the way we expect.