Chapel in the Hills

There have always been those, and more will come, who actively oppose Christ and the Gospel; Christians must resist such error and persevere in the truth of God as revealed by the Spirit in the Scriptures.

Jesus causes His disciples to live in dependence upon the Lord's provision as we serve Him in our calling.

The Twelve Apostles received authority from Christ to build the Church, of which we are beneficiaries.

Look to the Promised Seed, Who was born of a virgin, and is the only one Who provides victory over the serpent, who is Satan

We must not doubt the goodness of God's Word, like Adam and Eve, but must humbly trust and obey His Word in every area of life.

We must endeavor to be devoted to God's Word through learning and meditation, which will have a dramatic impact on our desires and affections.

In order to live the life of blessing, you must commit your life to the obedience of God's Word, always seeking to find your safety and protection in God's divine revelation.

Our response to the lost world should be like Jesus, who had compassion for the lost and commanded his followers to pray for the salvation of the lost.

You must identify Jesus correctly as the promised Messiah, the Son of David, in order to receive true healing - eternal life.

If we know the Father and truly love and follow His Son, we will not set our hearts on the fleeting and transitory things of this world that stand in defiant opposition to Him. But rather on the Father and His will, which gives us everything we need.

Come to Jesus, Who accepts all who come to Him in faith, including those who were once His enemies and those who are considered unclean by the world's standards.

We cannot combine Old Covenant traditions and practices with New Covenant requirements, as Jesus inaugurated an entirely new Kingdom reality.

Jesus only calls those who recognize their own spiritual bankruptcy to follow Him and to partake in table fellowship with Him.

A Christian is a chosen pilgrim whose identity is in Christ; he must be prepared to stand firmly with Christ when tested.

In James 2:1-13, we see three ways partiality dishonors God, that should motivate us to glorify our Savior by loving our neighbor impartially.

Like the paralytic, we must place our faith in the Son of Man, who not only has the authority to heal our bodies but also has the authority to forgive our sins.

Jesus came to deliver us from death and darkness, and he brings us into his kingdom of light.

In James 1:22-27, we see three truths that reveal the believer's true relationship to God through His Word. Don't Jeus listen to the Word; it is a mirror to the soul. Obedience to which yields blessing and freedom and is the mark of true religion.

We must believe in Jesus' sovereign control over all things in our lives, even in the midst of the most difficult storms.

In James 1:18-21, we see three realities the believer must have in place in order to rightly receive God’s Word: a new nature (:18) that now must maintain a necessary disposition (:19-21a) in order to receive a necessary nutrient (:21b) for the necessary progression of salvation.

To become a disciple of Jesus, you must commit to His path of sacrificial obedience, which will cost you worldly goods and a worldly reputation.

Jesus is the fulfillment of the Suffering Servant that Isaiah the prophet predicted in His four songs. Jesus came to bear the illnesses and diseases of the outcast and oppressed. He died for our sins so that we might share in His life!

Jesus' encounter with the Centurian demonstrates His love for the outcast and further illustrates the fact that He came for the nations as well as the Jews. The Centurian's faith in Jesus' divine authority highlights the importance of faith and how it is essential to salvation.

Jesus not only preached with authority as the divine Son of God, but He also authenticated His divine authority through miraculous deeds. It is only by placing our faith in His divine words and deeds that we can be saved.