The Chapel Fort Wayne

Prayer was never meant to be a rushed ritual or an occasional last resort. If prayer is a rhythm we should have in our lives, how often should we actually pray? Many of us know prayer matters, but still struggle to make it a natural part of our everyday lives. Join us this Sunday as we continue our Prayer series and discover how God invites us into deeper dependence on Him.

We say prayer is powerful, but for many of us it has slowly drifted into the background–becoming rushed, routine, or a last resort in emergencies. Deep down, we want a real relationship with God, but we often approach Him wondering if His response depends on how good we’ve been or how badly we’ve failed. In this series, we’re going to rediscover prayer not as a ritual to perform, but as a desperate dependence on a Savior who already invites us near. Join us this Sunday for our new series where we seek to be a church of vibrant, thriving, and kingdom-minded prayer.

Over the past generation, we’ve seen a renewed focus on family. The era of latchkey kids has given way to a cultural shift that’s both encouraging and worth examining. After all, when a pendulum swings, it can swing too far. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon concludes our Faith at Home series by exploring the fine line between prioritizing family and unintentionally worshipping it.

What if the very things we intend to do for God are we are actually doing for ourselves? It’s possible to look spiritual, say the right things, and still slowly forget the Lord in the rhythms of everyday life. This Sunday we want to move beyond visible faith and into a life where God is truly present in your home, your habits, and your heart. Join us this for this Sunday’s message as we near the end of our series Faith @ Home.

The average family spends only 64 minutes a day in direct communication, often broken into four brief 16-minute conversations in the morning, after school or work, around dinner, and at bedtime. Yet studies show that, in most homes, God is rarely part of those conversations. It raises an important question: Can we reclaim these everyday moments, or is it a losing battle? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon shares why these moments not only can be reclaimed, but they must be.

One of the greatest challenges in the home is behavior. Whether it’s a spouse not meeting expectations, kids acting out, or parents being overbearing, we’ve all felt the tension. So how do we address it without making things worse? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon continues our Faith at Home series, revealing what matters most beneath the surface.

“Don’t blink.” It’s the sage advice passed down from older generations who have learned just how quickly the years move—from bringing the baby home to watching them walk across a graduation stage, from saying “I do” to becoming empty nesters. Wisdom reminds us that while we often assume we have all the time in the world, our days at home are actually a gift—and they are fleeting. So how do we make the most of the time God has given us as a family?

This Sunday, Pastor Brandon begins our new series, Faith at Home, where we’ll discover how small, intentional rhythms practiced day after day can shape the people we love and help us build a Christ-centered home before the moments slip away.

Easter is the day Christians celebrate Jesus as Lord, because He was not found where He was last seen. Ironically, the resurrection happened so the same could be said of us. Join us this Saturday at 5 PM or Sunday at 9 AM or 10:30 AM as Pastor Brandon explores the life-changing significance of the angel’s words: “He is not here!”

Have you ever been bothered by how much Christians talk and sing about blood? Whether you have or not, it does beg the question why the shedding of Jesus’ blood was so significant. Join us this coming Palm Sunday as Pastor Brandon concludes our series on The Cross in an unlikely section of the Bible that far too many people avoid.

Redemption. Today, the word might make us think of coupons or powerful comeback stories from our favorite movies. But its truest meaning is found in what Jesus accomplished on the cross. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon unpacks how redemption is the difference between us having chains or a crown.