Christ Chapel Audio Podcasts

Part 1 of our Storm Chaser series: We live in a broken and fallen world all around us. We see he effects of sin on our society, our nation, our town, and even in ourselves. We take a look at the work of Faith in the believers life, how we are brought from death into light and called unto His purpose.

I don't know a man or a father that is not weary. We are weary of the weight and responsibility that is our lot. We are weary of the breaking down of our physical bodies and the pain that accompanies it. We are weary of the societal decline in standards, definitions, the flood of perversion and immorality, the evil that is presented as good, and the deception that cannot be reasoned with. We are w...

There seems to be a great disconnect in what is being taught today in our churches and what was preached from the beginning. There is no grace that is not followed by absolute upheaval and transformation in the life of the one who receives this new life. Old things pass away, and ALL things become new. New desires, new priorities, new sensitivities, new beliefs, as well as actions. This change doe...

The greatest need in the body of Christ today is to be baptized, filled, and walk in the fullness of the Holy Spirit. Divine enablement; For the weakness inside of us, the obstacles in front of us, and the opposition that surrounds us. This power is perfect, it is present, it is sufficient, and it is available for the hungry and pure in heart. Lord we need you, we desperately need you. Touch our p...

When you start living on mission, it doesn't take long before we step into a moment of testing. How can we walk through these moments, receiving our scars, yet with hearts full of hope and lives full of passion.

What if life could be more than a series of problems to overcome? What if there is an opportunity out there to experience more, have a deeper relationship, and greater depth with God. Well there is. This morning we will look into the life of Abraham, hear God's call to come and follow me, and step into the adventure that God has set before us.

God's word is clear that as it was in the days of Noah and Lot, so shall it also be in the world at the time of his return for his church then with his church judging the world. One of these examples is Lot's wife. Inches from salvation, only to die in her sins.

When God called Abraham he tells him to pack up, move, get ready to go, because we are going on an adventure, and I'll let you know as we go. So often we want our calling to be a place rather than a journey or something easily obtained. Yet the author of Hebrews calls us into a race and to run with great endurance. So let's lace up our shoes, lighten our load, and look towards the prize.

A proper understanding and full confidence in the return of Jesus Christ for his church is the motivation that fuels our work and helps us keep an eternal perspective as we sojourn here on the earth.

A proper understanding and full confidence in the return of Jesus Christ for his church is the motivation that fuels our work and helps us keep an eternal perspective as we sojourn here on the earth.

There is no other, He is the first and the last, the promised one, the faithful one, the sufficient one, and the reigning one. And it is to Him we look yesterday, today, and in every day to follow. All Hail the Resurrected Son, Jesus Christ the Lord!

Jesus' pray right before his final moments, and in His prayer He makes appeals to His Father that His disciples have everything they need in the wake of His soon departure Join us today as we explore the practical implications of this for our local Church body.

We are living in unprecedented times for us, but not for those who have gone before us. Greater plagues, greater loss, greater uncertainty, and greater fear. But it is these times that do not make, but reveal those who know Jesus Christ as LORD, and who dwell in the secret place of the most high. They are fully aware of all that is happening around them and that which seems headed this way as well...

We are living in unprecedented times for us, but not for those who have gone before us. Greater plagues, greater loss, greater uncertainty, and greater fear. But it is these times that do not make, but reveal those who know Jesus Christ as LORD, and who dwell in the secret place of the most high. They are fully aware of all that is happening around them and that which seems headed this way as well...

Jesus calls His disciples with a distinct purpose. Often we think these purposes to be bold and eye catching and maybe they can be. But where do we start, with a measure of faith.

Sincerity is not a guarantee of God's acceptance. The Bible is clear we must worship him in spirit and according to truth. This message will by God's grace bring clarity to that which God has accepted and that which simply fell to the ground.

Sincerity is not a guarantee of God's acceptance. The Bible is clear we must worship him in spirit and according to truth. This message will by God's grace bring clarity to that which God has accepted and that which simply fell to the ground.

You will never experience anything like the touch of God upon your heart. Nothing can equal this revelation to the soul, the comfort of His voice, the sense of His realness, and the warmth of His acceptance. Real faith is never an exercise in the knowledge of scripture, for the word must be accompanied with power to produce a real display of faith.

Everything that has breath is commanded to praise the Lord, but worship comes only from those who know the Lord, who by revelation see who is and appreciate that which has been done for them. Its expression never exceeds the worshippers view of him.

Here is a woman who was outside the commonwealth of Israel, had no claims upon Christ, but was recognized by the Lord as one who had great faith. This faith was legitimate, based on the word of God, vocal and tenacious; moving the heart of God and receiving a mirale based upon her confession.

As another decade has passed, so have the hopes, desires, faith, and expectancy of many believers. The pain, sorrow, and loss of yesterday has blinded them to the promise of a new morning. But like Jesus did when the disciples went back to fishing, He stands on the shore of our new day, beckoning us to abandon our powerlessness, fatigue, and futility and to come and dine in what he has prepared fo...