The Chapel Fort Wayne

May the 4th has become an annual celebration where Star Wars fans rejoice in the movies, characters, and the victory that took place in a galaxy far, far away. So what does this have to do with Marriage? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Obi-Brand Kenobi challenges us to consider the picture our marriages are generating. May the 4th be with you!

Join our Change Your World series as we feature one of our partners every month. We'll share their history with The Chapel, what their ministry does, and how YOU can get engaged with their ministry.

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There are many areas of our lives that give us joy, whether it be our spouse, kids, career, or leisure. But life has a way of teaching us that none of these baskets can be the source of our ultimate joy. When we put all our joy eggs in these smaller baskets, we find over time that they are supported with unstable foundations, eventually fall over, and make a mess of our lives. But these baskets were never meant to be the source of our joy but rather placed in the larger basket. In our new series “Baskets,” Pastor Brandon will challenge us to evaluate how to rejoice in the Lord always through our marriage, parenting, career, and leisure.

We typically think of the Resurrection of Jesus as something that only has a past and a future attached to it. It was in the past that he rose from the dead and it is in the future that we will rise with Him. But what does the Resurrection have to do with today? This Easter weekend, Pastor Brandon shares that the Resurrection provides a past validity, a future inevitability, but also a present vitality. Watch all of our Easter Baptism on YouTube at TheChapelFW.

There is quite a bit of interest in the second coming of Jesus. This future historical event will usher in the Kingdom of God in its totality, but the events leading up to it were not what his disciples were expecting. In fact, it begs the question, what are you expecting? Join us this Palm Sunday as Pastor Brandon shares Jesus’ details on the Great Tribulation and what that has to do with us today.

Most of us would admit we could grow in our prayer life—but what if the problem isn’t just how often we pray, but how we pray? The disciples concluded that the secret behind Jesus' incredible life was His life of prayer! This week, Pastor Mike continues our series by showing how Jesus modeled a kind of prayer that starts not with our needs, but with adoration. It’s a shift in focus—from us to God—and it just might change the way you pray.

Join our Change Your World series as we feature one of our partners every month. We'll share their history with The Chapel, what their ministry does, and how YOU can get engaged with their ministry.

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Every great story has a villain, and it’s important for us to realize that this has its origins in a greater story. The Christian faith holds that our story has a Great Enemy whose sole focus is the destruction of the Kingdom of God by destroying the faith and future of His followers. But the good news is we know his tactics…or do we? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon shows how Jesus clarified for us the way to fight back against the schemes of the enemy.

Welcome to The Chapel Podcast! We recognize that 60 minutes on a Sunday morning is not enough to share all that we’d like in our announcements and sermons, so we’ve created this space in order to further conversations, make connections, and provide clarity.

Get to know the man behind the music! In this episode, Senior Pastor Brandon sits down with Worship Pastor Gordon for a fun and insightful conversation. From his upbringing to his journey into worship ministry—and ultimately, how he found his way to The Chapel—Gordon shares his story with plenty of laughs along the way. Whether you’ve seen him on stage leading worship or are just curious about his background, this episode is a great way to connect.

🎧 Tune in for some lighthearted banter, behind-the-scenes moments, and a deeper look at Gordon’s heart for worship!

How do we respond when Jesus changes our lives? Join us this Sunday as we continue our series, How Great Thou Art: Experiencing the Kingdom of Jesus, exploring powerful encounters that transformed lives forever. This week, we’ll look at a group of outcasts whose desperate prayers were answered—and how their responses reveal the power of gratitude.