Dr. John Stephens
Chapelwood Sanctuary Podcast
This is the Sanctuary worship podcast of Chapelwood. Join us each week as we seek out new ways to integrate God into our lives, to encourage and support our neighbors and community, and to grow into a deeper understanding of Jesus and what his presence in our lives can mean.
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Dr. John Stephens
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Aug 3, 2025
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Episodes
Lessons from the Greatest Miracle (9:45 Contemporary) 06.08.2017
John Stephens - Lessons from the Greatest Miracle - 08/06/17 9:45
A Hidden Treasure Meant for Us (9:45 Contemporary) 30.07.2017
John Stephens - A Hidden Treasure Meant for Us - 9:45 service 7/30/17
A Change of Plans (9:45 Contemporary) 23.07.2017
A Change of Plans - Tammy Heinrich - Contemporary Worship
What Kind of God Do We Have on Our Hands? (9:45 Contemporary) 16.07.2017
Contemporary worship archive, July 9, 2017
The Not So Entrepreneurial Carpentry Franchise of God's Son (9:45 Contemporary) 09.07.2017
Rev. Mike Whang's first sermon at Chapelwood
I'm Not Who I Was (9:45 Contemporary) 02.07.2017
I'm Not Who I Was - Sanctuary Contemporary Worship
What Does It Mean "To Be Holy"? (9:45 Contemporary) 25.06.2017
What Does It Mean "To Be Holy" - the Contemporary Service in the Sanctuary
Wait Patiently on God (9:45 Contemporary) 04.06.2017
What God commands and what God promises, will always be fulfilled. Grace was received not just by those who heard, but by their children and even those who are far away because the followers of Christ were faithful in their waiting.
A Glimpse of God's Realm (9:45 Contemporary) 28.05.2017
The joy of heaven is for all who will embrace it. We can never feel too confident in ourselves and our place in God's house when our lives do not reflect God's will and desires in our lives. We want to say "yes" to God's invitation ultimately, but do we say "yes" every day when we are invited to feast in the kingdom of God? How we love one another, show mercy, do justice, walk humbly, and help tho...
Demands of Discipleship (9:45 Contemporary) 14.05.2017
Jesus says some hard words about discipleship and they are always to be taken seriously...but that doesn't mean we always take them literally. Jesus is not setting a new law or a new code on governing family life in the kingdom of God. Does a call to discipleship uproot us from our family? By no means. A deeper call to discipleship should call us back to family. One would dishonor God by using thi...
Resurrection (9:45 Contemporary) 16.04.2017
Easter Sunday 9:45 Contemporary service
Willingness (9:45 Contemporary) 26.03.2017
Lenten Steps week 4: Willingness (contemporary)
Servanthood (9:45 Contemporary) 12.03.2017
Lenten Steps week 2: Servanthood (Contemporary)
Honesty (9:45 Contemporary) 05.03.2017
Lenten Steps week 1: Honesty (Contemporary)
Three Practices of the Church That Can Change the World (9:45 Contemporary) 26.02.2017
According to an old joke, it was once said that many people would be equally shocked to hear Christianity doubted or to see it practiced. The Christian faith is not just a collection of ideas to be believed; it is also a set of deeds to be performed. There are things we DO because we are Christians. While some of the things we do differ in times and places, there are three practices that are commo...
Greater Righteousness: Oaths, Retaliation, and Love (9:45 Contemporary) 19.02.2017
One of the powerful ways the Church can make a difference in the world is to help the world understand the “heart of the law” of God. In Matthew 5:21-48, Jesus gives us six examples of how the church helps us get to the heart of the law. In these practical, ethical issues, often called the “six oppositions” or the “six antitheses,” Jesus is not casting off the old and giving us something completel...
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