The Chapel Fort Wayne

There are many underlying fears that fuel many of the thoughts and decisions we make. In many cases, these fears develop into a powerful grip on us that is overpowering. This Sunday Pastor Brandon shares through the story of the man possessed by demons how a scary faith in Jesus trusts in Him for deliverance over the supernatural.

Life is full of scary things. The fear of a loss of control, sickness, or death can be all encompassing when we find ourselves in the midst of those storms. But what if the greatest sources of our fears were replaced with a faith in Jesus that calmed our anxieties. Three stories in the book of Luke share stories of Jesus where fear and faith collide that challenge us with this truth: The areas of your life where you have the least fear is where you trust God the most.

Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon concludes our series “Out of Gas” as we explore one of the great doxologies found in Scripture.

The symptoms of being out of gas result in social avoidance, high irritability, and even depression. But what are the symptoms of having a full tank? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon takes us through the last part of the prayer in Ephesians 3:14-19 and discuss what it looks like to be fully full.

The benefits of living life at full strength are life-changing. This Sunday Pastor Mark will take us from an empty tank to a full fill-up, encouraging us with the strength we need to grasp the overwhelming love that Christ has for each one of us. Be sure to invite a friend or family member to join us at the Chapel.

The interesting thing about cars is that you can’t tell by looking at them whether they are filled up or out of gas. It’s only when you observe the power of movement that you realize which ones are filled. This weekend Pastor Brandon will discuss that in our lives there exists a unique correlation between power and intimacy with God.

Over the past two years, we have globally experienced collective trauma that has emptied our emotional and spiritual reserves. Despite our denial, this trauma has manifested itself in short term memory loss, social avoidance, and a high irritability that if not addressed will lead to depression and worse. So how do we replenish our souls when they are weary and empty? This Sunday Pastor Brandon will share that the sole solution to the health of our souls is found in a consistent and deep connection with Jesus.

Have you ever wondered what a disciple is or what a disciple does? This Sunday, Pastor Mark will walk alongside each of us as we travel down the Sacred Pathways to follow Christ. We invite you to take the time to join us this Labor Day weekend either in person or online at…

Many climbers when scaling a mountain don’t make it to the summit even though they are steps away from the top. In the same way, the final stage of the Chapel Path is the hardest as well. It involves us going into the world and sharing Jesus in the face of potential resistance and loss. This weekend Pastor Brandon will share stories of God’s people who chose and are choosing to go and change their world for Jesus.

It can be humbling to look back on our lives and think of all the people that poured into our lives. The good news is that we are called and gifted to do that too. This weekend Pastor Brandon will explore how serving not only builds us up but others as well.