Chapel Service

June 7, 2023 | Mike Crouch shares a message from John 8:31–47 on the effects of lineage and how we reflect those from whom we come. In this passage, Jesus shares how He is the Son of God, how the Jewish leaders were acting like sons of the devil, and how we can all find freedom when we place our trust in Jesus and become children of God.

May 31, 2023 | Dr. Mike Crouch walks us through John 8:21–30 where Jesus tries to explain to the Jews who He is, where HIs authority and mission originate, and where His ministry will eventually take Him.

May 17, 2023 | Dr. Mike Crouch delivers an important message out of John 8:12–20 on Jesus being "The Light of the World." 

May 10, 2023 | Dr. Mike Crouch concludes chapter seven and begins chapter eight of John in this week's message. In this passage, we read the story of the adulterous woman and how Jesus dealt with both her and her accusers.

May 3, 2023 | Looking at John 7:37–52, Mike Crouch asks us to "consider the source" of our hope and truth. Are you living according to God's Word or are you seeking purpose elsewhere?

April 26, 2023 | Ross McGregor guest speaks during our Chapel Service on the topic of "Joy That Comes From Forgiveness." Studying the text of Psalm 32:1–11, we see how beneficial the forgiveness God offers us really is. More than just being given a free pass, God's forgiveness is full of ongoing blessings which we can revel in.

April 19, 2023 | Mike Crouch teaches from John 7:14–36 as we look at the response to Jesus' speaking at a feast. Some thought he was crazy, while others thought He was engaging in blasphemy. How will you respond to Jesus' claim to be the Son of God?

April 12, 2023 | Mike Crouch walks us through John 7:1–13. Looking at this episode of Jesus' life, we see that different people had different opinions of Jesus. Even some of His own family members doubted His mission. How will we react to the truth of who Jesus is?

April 5, 2023 | Mike Crouch continues walking us through John 6, focusing on the "Sifting of the Saints" in John 6:60–71. In this section, Jesus' disciples must come to understand what it means to follow Jesus and accept who He is. Just like them, we have to make a decision about how we are going to respond to the teaching of Jesus.

March 29, 2023 | Mike Crouch teaches through John 6:41-58 as we talk about "receiving the true bread of life." In order to enjoy the satisfaction which comes through Jesus, we must receive Him and live a life reflecting what He teaches. Jesus is the Bread of Life, where we find our ultimate nourishment and purpose.

March 22, 2023 | Mike Crouch teaches through John 6:25–40 as we focus on how "Seeing Isn't Always Believing." Jesus was asked for a sign to prove He was the messiah, but there was no lack of signs pointing to who He was. Sometimes we are only willing to believe what fits our preconceived notions or we refuse to acknowledge a truth which challenges us.

March 8, 2023 | Mike Crouch walks us through John 6:16–25 to show how "Christ Enters Our Crises." The disciples had just witnessed Jesus' miraculous power in feeding the five thousand, but now they faced a storm in the sea and witnessed Jesus walking on the water. Using this text, we'll see how God interacts with us when we are afraid.

March 1, 2023 | Daren Davis serves as guest speaker during Missions Weeks at Bellevue. Drawing from his experience as a missionary in Africa and the text of Acts 1:3–11, Daren talks about the mission and vision God has given us.

February 22, 2023 | Mike Crouch teaches out of John 6:1–15 as we cover the feeding of the five thousand.

February 15, 2023 | Mike Crouch continues through the story of Jesus being questioned by the local leaders in John 5. Focusing on verses 33–47, we'll see where Christ defends himself and His authority by calling up the testimony of John the Baptist, the law of Moses, and His own Father.

February 8, 2023 | Mike Crouch teaches out of John 5:16–30 as Jesus shares the "Opening Arguments" of how He is connected to the Father and from where His authority comes.

January 18, 2023 | Mike Crouch continues our Chapel series going through the gospel of John with a message titled "What Are You Looking At?!" out of John 4:31–54. As we look at the effects of Jesus witnessing to the Samaritan woman at the well, we see how the harvest is plentiful but the workers are few.

November 16, 2022 | Mike Crouch teaches out of John 3:22-26 on the final message of John the Baptist. In his last address, John focuses on the deity of Christ and the importance of all coming to follow Him.

November 9, 2022 | Mike Crouch teaches on "The High Court's Opinion" out of John 3:18–21. These powerful verses speak to the condition of mankind, the effects of sin, and the different ways we interact with the gospel.

November 2, 2022 | Mike Crouch continues our study of John with a look at John 3:11–21 and the story of the conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus. What does the gospel-centric message of John 3:16 say about our need for salvation?

October 26, 2022 | Mike Crouch teaches through John 3:1–10 on the topic of "Q&A with the Teacher." The story of Nicodemus talking to Jesus shows us what it is like to try and understand the gospel and what it means for us.

October 19, 2022 | Mike Crouch speaks on "Cleaning House and Contaminated Hearts" while teaching out of John 2:12-25 in our Chapel series. We continue to look through Jesus' early ministry, this time with the story of His cleansing the temple at Passover time.

October 12, 2022 | Mike Crouch continues our study of John with a message on "The First Sign" from John 2:1–11. Looking at the miracle Jesus performed at the wedding in Cana, we will see how His ministry began and He made His mission known.

September 28, 2022 | Mike Crouch closes out John 1 with a message titled "Come and See!" out of John 1:35-51. As we see Jesus gathering the first of His disciples, we begin to understand His ministry and unparalleled authority.

September 21, 2022 | Mike Crouch presses on in our study of the Gospel of John with a look at John 1:19–34 titled "Celebration at the Creekbank." Looking at John the Baptist's ministry and his early interaction with Jesus, we'll begin to understand the setting for John's gospel.