Curtis Corner Baptist Church

We live in a moment unlike any other in human history. For six thousand years, the fastest a human being could travel was the speed of a horse. Then, in less than a single lifetime, everything changed. In Pastor Paul Chapman's message, AI and the Future - Artificial Intelligence in Light of the Bible, we find ourselves at the edge of another transformation just as staggering, and perhaps even more...

What if the single most dangerous word standing between us and a true understanding of salvation is just three letters long? The word 'and' has quietly reshaped the gospel message across countless religious traditions, turning a gift into a transaction and a rescue into a climb. This message by Pastor Paul Chapman cuts straight to the heart of what separates biblical Christianity from every other...

What if the same faith that secured our eternity is the very faith meant to carry us through every Monday morning, every sleepless night, and every crisis we face? That is the bold, liberating claim at the heart of this message by Pastor Paul E. Chapman, drawn from Colossians chapter 2. The central text, verse 10, tells us that we are complete in Christ, who is the head of all principality and pow...

What if the same faith that brought us into God's family is the very same faith meant to carry us through every trial we face? That is the heart of Colossians 2:6-7, where we are told that just as we received Christ, so we are to walk in Him. In this message, Pastor Paul Chapman unpacks what that walk actually looks like in the middle of real, messy, painful problems. It is not a sprint or a soar,...

What if the security of your salvation was not dependent on your performance, your consistency, or your ability to hold on? In Bro. Jonathan Lee's message, Saved in all Tenses, we dig into one of the most profound and clarifying truths in all of Scripture, drawn from John 5:24, where Jesus himself lays out salvation across three distinct tenses. He says that the one who believes has everlasting li...

What does it mean to truly take God seriously? In Pastor Bob Barnett's message, They Made Light Of It, drawn from Matthew 22, we are confronted with one of the most sobering patterns in human nature: the tendency to make light of the things that matter most. The Parable of the Wedding Banquet lays out a stunning picture of a king who prepares an extraordinary celebration, only to have his invitati...

What does it mean to have a heart that is truly whole? In Psalm 86:11, we find one of the most honest and searching prayers in all of Scripture -- a cry to God to unite a divided heart. Pastor Paul Chapman's message, Unite My Heart, takes us deep into the Hebrew understanding of the heart as the control room of the entire inner life, encompassing our thoughts, our will, and our emotions. The sober...

What does it mean to have a shepherd who knows you by name, lays down his life for you, and is always available to you? In John chapter 10, Pastor Paul Chapman takes us into one of the most personal and powerful portraits of Jesus found anywhere in scripture. Drawing on the deeply familiar world of shepherding, "The Good Shepherd" message unpacks what Jesus meant when he declared himself the good...

What if the very foundation of our salvation rests on something far deeper than we have ever considered? Pastor Paul Chapman's message, The God Head: Three Witnesses. One God, takes us on a journey through the doctrine of the Godhead, the biblical term for what many call the Trinity, and shows us that this is not a dry theological concept but a living, breathing truth woven into every page of Scri...

What does it truly mean to be part of something bigger than ourselves? Drawing from 1 Corinthians 3:9, Pastor Paul Chapman reminds us in "Labourers Together_ Principles for Productive Teamwork" that we are not merely spectators in God's work but active laborers together with Him. The imagery Paul uses is striking: a field that needs planting, watering, and harvesting, and a building that requires...

What does it mean that God raised up a horn of salvation? That phrase, drawn from Luke 1:67-72, might sound foreign to modern ears, but it carries a depth of meaning that reaches straight into the heart of the gospel. In Pastor Paul Chapman's message, the Horn of Salvation, we explore the ancient imagery of the horn, a symbol of concentrated strength and power, and discover why Zechariah, the fath...

What does it look like when a church has nothing good to say for itself? Pastor David Gerkin's message, Be Zealous Therefore and Repent, talks about Revelation 3, where we encounter the church of Laodicea, the only one among the seven churches in Revelation to receive zero commendation from Christ. That alone should stop us in our tracks. The letter paints a striking picture of a congregation so a...

What does it mean to serve a God who is truly limitless? In Pastor Paul Chapman's message, Omni-God: The God Who is All in All, we take a sweeping look at the perfections of God through the lens of a single phrase from Ephesians 1:23, where Christ is described as the one who fills all in all. That phrase alone could occupy a lifetime of reflection, but here we use it as a launching point to explor...

The sermon categorizes believers into three distinct types based on the condition of their spiritual lives, using the metaphor of fire on an altar. The carnal Christian is governed by fleshly desires and worldly patterns, while the casual Christian operates out of convenience and indifference to spiritual growth. In contrast, the committed Christian chooses to follow Christ above all else, mirrori...

In a world drowning in information and drama, Pastor Paul Chapman reveals a profound biblical prescription for maintaining our sanity and spiritual peace. Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 4:11, we're challenged to embrace a countercultural ambition: to study to be quiet. This isn't about ignoring sin or burying our heads in the sand, but rather about understanding our God-given jurisdiction. The sermo...

Pastor Paul Chapman's exploration of Proverbs 8:12, in this sermon titled "A Prudent Man," takes us deep into one of the most practical yet overlooked virtues in Scripture: prudence. We discover that while everyone begins life as 'simple'—a blank slate—we each face a critical choice to become either wise or foolish. But the teaching goes further, revealing that wisdom has an advanced application c...

This powerful message by Pastor Paul Chapman takes us on a journey through American history to reveal how God's providence has shaped our nation from its very beginning. Drawing from Psalm 33:12, which declares that blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord, we're reminded that America was planted not primarily for gold or empire, but for the glory of God and the advancement of the Christian fai...

This thought-provoking message by Pastor Paul Chapman challenges us to examine the spiritual gifts sitting dormant in our lives—like unopened presents gathering dust in a closet. Drawing from 1 Peter 4:7-10, we're reminded that in dark times when persecution surrounded early Christians, God didn't just tell them to survive—He called them to serve one another with supernatural abilities. The passag...

Psalm 23 is one of the most beloved passages in all of Scripture, and as we walk through its final verse, we discover that the journey of faith is not just about surviving the valleys and resting in the green pastures -- it is about arriving somewhere. Pastor Paul Chapman's, "The Shepherd's Promise" message, shows us the closing promise of the psalm, found in verse 6, anchors everything that came...

In John 9, Pastor Paul Chapman's message, Are You Teachable, encounters one of the most striking confrontations in all of Scripture: a man born blind, healed by Jesus, standing before the most educated religious minds of his day. What unfolds is not just a debate about a miracle but a revealing portrait of two radically different postures of the heart. The formerly blind man, armed with nothing bu...

What if the joy we have been chasing was never meant to come from the places we have been looking? Bro. David Gerkin's message, Joy Can Be Lost But Can Never Be Taken Away, takes us straight to the heart of that question, anchored in 1 John 1:4, where we are reminded that Scripture itself was written with the express purpose of making our joy full. Not half full. Not occasionally full. Completely...

Pastor Paul Chapman explores Psalm 23:5 revealing a profound truth that challenges how we experience God's blessings: we don't have to wait until our troubles are over to enjoy what God has prepared for us in the sermon titled A Table in the Wilderness. The imagery of a shepherd leading sheep through dangerous valleys to elevated grazing lands becomes a powerful metaphor for our spiritual journey....

Pastor Paul Chapman provides a powerful message that takes us deep into Proverbs 18:21, revealing a truth that could transform our entire lives: our words are seeds, and we're eating the harvest they produce. Just as no farmer is ever surprised by what grows in his field, we shouldn't be shocked when our words create the world we're living in. The sermon, Words Create Your World, draws a fascinati...

In this powerful exploration of Psalm 23:3, we discover that following God is not about finding the easiest path, but about trusting the Shepherd who knows the way. Pastor Paul Chapman challenges our modern tendency to want God's blessings without His leadership, reminding us that provision always comes from the Person, not our circumstances in the sermon titled Paths of Righteousness. We're confr...

Pastor Paul Chapman gives a powerful message from Proverbs 20:6-7 that challenges us to examine the true inheritance of integrity we're leaving behind. While most people proclaim their own goodness through carefully curated social media profiles and polished public images, the Scripture asks a piercing question: where are the truly faithful people? The answer lies in verse 7 — the just man who wal...