The Chapel | Sermons

Worship is so much more than something we do in church; it’s not just music or romance. In “A Vision of Worship,” Pastor Dave Gustavsen teaches that worship is our whole-life response to whatever we value the most. In a life-changing vision given to the prophet Isaiah, God shows him that only He is worthy of worship. And when we encounter the glory, the holiness, and the grace of God, we can’t help but to worship Him, with our entire lives. Dave Gustavsen | June 4, 2023

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In “The Endurance of Love,” Pastor Ted Voltmer wraps up the Agape series by looking at how true love never gives up. On our own, showing unconditional, unfailing love to others is impossible, but thankfully, God gives us His never-ending love to share with those around us. Knowing God will never stop loving us gives us the power we need to never stop loving others. Ted Voltmer | May 28, 2023

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In “The Unselfishness of Love,” Pastor Dave Gustavsen teaches about what love is – and isn’t. In order to grow in agape love, we must first recognize that we fall short. We need to look away from ourselves, to Jesus instead, who is the model of unselfish love. As we focus on Jesus and trust him, He will help our hearts will become more like his, and we’ll find ourselves freed up to love people really well. Dave Gustavsen | May 21, 2023

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1 Corinthians 13 is one of the most famous chapters in the Bible, and it talks about love – specifically, agape love, which means selfless or unconditional love. In “The Uniqueness of Love,” Pastor Dave Gustavsen teaches that agape love is essential, eternal, and a Person. If we want to be loving people, we must allow ourselves to experience and receive God’s love for us – because He is the source of unending love! Dave Gustavsen | May 14, 2023

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For the final message in the "Jonah, Half-Hearted" series, Cory Daniels walks us through Jonah 4 and takes a look at what justice is, both through our eyes and God's eyes. This message encourages us to see beyond the walls and reach others with the good news of Jesus! Cory Daniels | May 7, 2023

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Because of God’s grace and mercy toward us, He is always ready to give us a “second chance”. The question for us is “Will you respond with resistance, or surrender?” In “Half-Hearted Obedience,” Pastor Ted Voltmer reminds us that the softness of our heart determines the strength of our response, and he encourages to see how God is ready to work through us to accomplish what He asks us to do. Ted Voltmer | April 30, 2023

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We all face difficult times, where we question what God is doing. We might think that God has abandoned us, or that He doesn’t care. But, in “Half-Hearted Repentance,” Pastor Ted Voltmer shares the truth that God loves us too much NOT to allow difficulty in our lives, and He uses our trials and tests to take our focus off ourselves and back onto Him. Knowing He loves us, and that He’s with us gives us hope to get through, to the end. Ted Voltmer | April 23, 202

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God gave Jonah a difficult assignment, and he ran from God. We can be much like Jonah, doubting God’s goodness and running in the opposite direction. In “Half-Hearted Prophet,” Cesar Tapia reminds us that regardless of the difficult assignments that He gives us, we can trust God to be good. Just as Jonah did, we can take a step in the right direction where we will find God waiting for us with His undeserving grace and mercy. Cesar Tapia | April 16, 2023

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Everybody blames everybody else for what’s wrong in today’s world. We need to stop pointing the finger at others, and start by changing ourselves. That change starts with the decision to pursue a relationship with Jesus Christ, who died for the sins of the world, and on Easter Sunday, He rose again. The same power that raised Jesus from the dead is available to us! If we let Him, He will give us the power to hope, and the power to forgive, and the power to serve. Dave Gustavsen | April 9, 2023

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