The Chapel Fort Wayne

The Chapel Fort Wayne

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  • The Jar

    Whether you realize it or not you have some big rocks in your life. These are the people and purposes that are most dear to you, but like many others you probably have a tough time keeping them as a priority. This week Pastor Brandon begins our new series "Big Rocks" to discuss that not only is this true of us as individuals but as the church collectively as well.

    46 min
  • Getting a Good Day’s Rest

    Labor Day weekend is traditionally known as the last weekend of summer and the last weekend to rest and relax with family and friends. In an ironic twist, Pastor Mark will share three key ingredients in helping us all “Get a Good Day’s Rest” every day of the year.

    44 min
  • Let Us Wrap Up

    This weekend Pastor Brandon wraps up our series in Hebrews as he discusses the final warning of drifting into the shadows.

    44 min
  • Influence Drifters

    We are all influenced by something whether it’s the news, our friendships, or social media. The power that these entities have on us will certainly determine the direction and quality of our lives. This weekend Pastor Brandon will be sharing how choosing your influences is one of the most powerful factors in our quest to keep from drifting from God.

    48 min
  • Running the Race

    Although the Olympics is over, the biggest race is still going on. That's the race that God has for you. Hebrews 12:1-3 tells us that God has marked out a race for every one of us. This weekend, Pastor Rick will look at the principles that God has for us so that we are running the right race, and we cross the finish line victorious!

    39 min
  • Milk Duds

    Milk duds may be a customer favorite for those who go to the movies, but did you know there’s nothing about them that is appetizing to the author of Hebrews? Join us this weekend as Pastor Brandon dives into our second warning about coming out of the shadows.

    48 min
  • Superiority Complex

    A shadow is a dark and sometimes ominous shape of something that is real. This word shadow can also be used to refer to a weak or inferior version of something that is superior or better. When life changes, we tend to slide into the inferior shadows of something that may be a short season of reprieve but that eventually takes us away from the healthy habits we were blessed with before. If this is you, join us this month as we go through the five warnings of Hebrews in our new series entitled “Out of the Shadows.”

    48 min
  • Words of Permission

    This weekend Pastor Brandon finishes our series through Psalms as we make a shift from what we have permission to speak to God to the importance of giving Him permission to speak to us.

    41 min
  • Bible Reading Plan - Week 7
    Amy Beam shares the week 7 Permission to Speak devotional. She intentionally choose this week because one of her favorite Psalms is included in the reading plan this week. She shares how God used this Psalm powerfully to reveal He is a personal God who knows us well and loves us deeply. It is the last week reading the Psalms, whether you have been following along or joining us for week 7 God has something special for you to discover! Happy reading!
    This Weeks Reading:
    Day 43 | July 18 | Psalms 124-127
    Day 44 | July 19 | Psalms 128-131
    Day 45 | July 20 | Psalms 132-134
    Day 46 | July 21 | Psalms 135-137
    Day 47 | July 22 | Psalms 138-140
    Day 48 | July 23 | Psalms 141-143
    Day 49 | July 24 | Psalms 144-146
    8 min
  • Words of Praise

    We have learned that we have Permission to Speak words of lament, but what about words of praise! Pastor Mark will encourage us that praising the Lord is just as vital as crying out to him. Please read Psalm 150 to prepare your heart for worship.

    40 min

About The Chapel Fort Wayne

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The Chapel is a non-denominational church in Fort Wayne, Indiana, led by Pastor Brandon Holler. Visit us at www.thechapel.net or download The Chapel App.