Chiangmai Christian Fellowship

One of the most familiar stories of the Old Testament is Noah and the Ark - it is a favorite of children and main staple of Sunday School. But, in all it's familiarity have we missed the powerful message of the story, and what it says about almighty God and those who would follow and know Him?

We may often feel like the world keeps getting worse, and that sin is every where around us. How can we live a godly life in the midst of so many temptations and pressures to conform to the world? Noah was a man who stood apart from the wickedness of the world around him, and he is an example to us of how to do the same!

We often skip over the long lists of genealogies in the Bible, but there is actually a great deal of truth and practical wisdom in these passages, as Pastor Nate illustrates in his teaching on this passage.

We all want to leave a lasting legacy, and there is no legacy as significant as the one we leave to our own children and grandchildren - but, what kind of legacy are we leaving behind??

"It is not good for man to be alone" - this is God's evaluation of the human race. But, why? This passage reveals God's original design for the human race, and how we can still come to know Him!

Why would God put such a great temptation in the Garden of Eden, knowing the terrible consequences for mankind if Adam failed? Find out why the Commands of God are such a vital and important part of our relationship with Him.

We often picture paradise as a place where we can sit by the pool and never have to worry about work again. But, the Garden of Eden was a place where Adam and Eve were to work - what's up with that?

The Garden of Eden was God's gift to mankind as his paradise. But, as we look into this account, paradise is not all that we might expect. It was made as a place for man to walk with God, and to know Him.

Are you tired - need some rest? God wants you to take a break, get some rest, and make time for Him!

Evolution tells us we are nothing more than a monkey that knows how to make coffee! What does the Bible say about who we are and how we are made?

Genesis and the account of creation raises all kinds of issues and problems for the modern reader who is dominated by a scientific world view. This message helps untangle some of the questions science raises about the creation account in Genesis.

This concluding message on the book of Ephesians looks at the broad message and scope of the book, and how it applies to our daily life.

Prayer is the power to move God's hand and see His work and purpose accomplished in our lives and in the world.

We all know we need to pray, and that we are even to pray with out ceasing. But, how can we do that and still live life? Find practical help for a dynamic prayer life.

In order to stand firm in the battle it is essential to be adequately armed and know what to do with it! In this message you will gain practical instruction in how to use the armor of God.

One of the worst things that can happen in a combat situation is to be caught by surprise. Every follower of Christ finds themselves in a spiritual battle - are we ready and aware of the attack that is upon us?

Work is something we all do, and it makes up a huge part of our life. Is work just something we must endure in order to live, or is their a higher calling and purpose in work?

The word "submit" is all but lost in modern vocabulary, and is a topic about as popular as snail racing. But, it is a matter of true relevance for the life of a true follower of Christ, as Jesus Himself is the highest example of the practice of submission.

The Bible is very clear about how and why husbands are to love and care for their wives. This message is full of very practical help for husbands as they seek to love their wives better!

Paul's instructions for wives to submit to their husbands seems very outdated and outmoded in our day. What is this teaching really about, and are wives really supposed to submit to their husbands in the modern world?

Paul challenges the Ephesians to "redeem the time . . " This sermon dives into the very practical meaning and application of these timely words.

Big can be good, but sometimes bigger is not better. God loves to do big things with very small beginnings.

God calls us to be like Him, which means that we must become less and less like the world in our thoughts and actions. We are called to turn our backs on the idols of this world and follow God wholeheartedly!

In order for the Church to fulfill its mission, we must be perfectly clear about what that mission is. In this passage Paul spells out clearly what the Church is to be all about.

We all know the struggle of seeking to do what is right, but battling old habits that do not go away easily. We are called to live differently, and this message gives very practical help in making significant change in our life.