Salem Chapel

In the first message of our  Wisdom From Above  series, we explore how God never wastes the adversity we face. James 1 teaches us that trials, though difficult, have a purpose—they strengthen our faith and produce endurance. By shifting our perspective and embracing perseverance, we can find joy in knowing that God is at work, refining us for something greater. Listen as we discover how trusting G...

In the final message of our Ruth series, we see how our ruins can lead us to redemption through our Redeemer. While we may doubt that restoration is possible, Ruth 4 reminds us that Jesus desires us, has paid the price to redeem us, and promises to restore what is broken. True redemption isn’t just about resolving our circumstances—it’s about deepening our relationship with Christ. Listen as we di...

Have you ever felt like your failure disqualifies you from following Jesus? In this message from John 21:1-19, we see that even in our greatest failures, Jesus extends grace and invites us to keep following Him. Peter’s story reminds us that failure isn’t the end—it’s an opportunity to experience God’s grace in a deeper way. We respond to this invitation by: ➡  Running to Jesus  – Choosing to beli...

In Ruth 3, we see how life’s ruins can lead to a deeper relationship with our Redeemer. Ruth’s bold initiative, obedience, and trust reveal what it takes to experience God’s presence more fully. Through her story, we’re reminded that drawing closer to God requires us to step out in faith, surrender to His will, and trust in His perfect plan. Listen along as we discover how our brokenness can becom...

In Ruth 2, we see how God provides refuge in the midst of life's ruins. Ruth's story reminds us that our refuge is not found in a place, but in a person—God Himself. By choosing faith over coincidence, grace over entitlement, and hope over cynicism, we can experience God's provision and protection in unexpected ways. Listen along as we explore how God works through our circumstances to...

God is working in the midst of your despair. In the first message of our Ruth series, we explore how life's hardships can lead to despair, shaping how we see ourselves, God, and our future. Through Naomi’s journey of loss and Ruth’s unwavering commitment, we are reminded that God is always at work, even in our darkest moments. He sees our needs and is preparing us for something greater. Listen...

Your resolutions have ramifications for your life .

Jesus’ real love gives you the motivation to pray when real life happens .

Jesus real love declares you’re an overcomer when real life has you overwhelmed.

Abiding in the real love of God is the key to knowing God in my real life.

Jesus’ real love for your real life is greater than any obstacles you may face.

Real love for real life is to be lived out in your relationships.

Real love for Real life is the greatest gift God has provided for you.

A message from 1 John 2:18-29

The assurance of God’s real love changes my real life and allows me to live in the freedom of God’s love.

The real love for real life that you desire is found in Jesus Christ . 

Guest speaker Charlie Mitchell delivered a message from Acts 14:19-23 Keep Going. Don't Stop!

Your story of Jesus’ love for you is your motivation to share His love with others.

God gave you a grace story someone needs to hear.

Before you introduce the Savior, listen to who/what they are looking to as their savior .

Jesus needs to be experienced not just explained to others . 

 Jesus’ wish for Salem chapel is to equip you to walk with Jesus.

God saying “not now” is not God saying “never”.

Jesus desires for us to live lives that are honest and truthful