Christ Church Fox Chapel Podcast

The clergy (informally!) discusses the scriptures from the May 10 service. Special guest Phil Thompson. Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download our app!

Jesus hints at his purposes in being born, dying, rising and ascending. This will become clearer later after his resurrection. His sovereign rule gives peace to believers in suffering and is the basis for our hope, indeed expectation of joy to come after suffering. Readings from this service: John 16: 16-24 Psalm 30: 11-12 Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our web...

Because Jesus has resurrected, He now gives us His Holy Spirit to guide us and lead us into the truth in a world that feels increasingly uncertain. Readings from this service: John 16: 4b-15 Psalm 25: 4-10 Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download our app!

The clergy (informally!) discusses the scriptures from the May 3 service. Special guest Robert Fire. Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download our app!

Tune in to the staff bible study @ 11am. Rev. Alex, Rev. Ben W. & special guest Stephanie Wulpi have an informal discussion about the scriptures in today's service. Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download our app!

The disciples have returned to fear. In our doubts many of us are afraid and looking for peace. Jesus approaches us and calls us to submit to him as Lord. In doing so he both answers our fears and gives us hope. Readings from this service: John 20: 24-29 Psalm 111: 9-10 Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download our app!

The clergy (informally!) discusses the scriptures from the April 19 service. Special guest Kat Shuttleworth. Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download our app!

Like the disciples, there is fear in our world right now. But the resurrected Jesus brings hope and the power to share peace with the world. Even though our movements are restricted, the power of the resurrected God is not. He knows no boundaries. Readings from this service: John 20: 19-23 Psalm 111: 1-7 Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download our a...

An informal discussion of the scriptures from the April 12 Easter service. Special guest host Kat Shuttleworth, with friends Tami Fire, Kirsten Gerdes and Stephanie Wulpi. Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download our app!

The resurrection is the strongest piece of evidence for the truth of the Christian faith. But verse 9 is key: the death and resurrection was not just a demonstration of God's sovereignty, it was the fulfillment of His plan to redeem a dying world. Readings from this service: John 20: 1-10 Psalm 16: 9-11 Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download o...

Rev. Ben focuses on Mark 15: 22-25, 33-34 . Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download our app!

Rev. Ben Hughes reflects on John 19: 28-30 , the last words of Jesus. Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download our app!

Rev. Alex closes our series on Ephesians this week. The enemy does not like it when we live like this. He is threatened by our lives and the way our freedom attracts others. So he attacks. But Jesus offers strength to resist. Readings from this service: Ephesians 6:10-23 Psalm 56: 3-4 Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download our app!

The clergy (informally!) discusses the scriptures from the April 5 service. Special guest Kat Shuttleworth. Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download our app!

The radical teaching last week between spouses is taken even further as the same principle of mutual care is extended to two more marginalized groups: children and servants. Imagine the impact on the world if we turn our little homes and places of work upside down with the gospel! Readings from this service: Ephesians 6: 1-9 Psalm 78: 5-8 Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebo...

The clergy (informally!) discusses the scriptures from the March 29 service. Special guest Robert Fire. Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download our app!

The mutually submissive teaching to spouses here is radical because it mirrors Christ's submission to death for us. The staff team & vestry operates on the principle of submitting to one another. The aim is for this culture to impact the whole church. Readings from this service: Ephesians 5: 21-33 Psalm 146: 7-10 Matthew 20: 20-28 Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Faceb...

The clergy (informally!) discusses the scriptures from the March 22 service. Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download our app!

At a time of stress Ephesians 5: 21 shows what a powerful witness it can be to become a "you first" church. Extending the series by a week, Rev. Alex zooms in on just one verse today. Readings from this service: Ephesians 5: 21-33 Psalm 146: 7-10 Matthew 20: 20-28 *Please note: this service was broadcast live on our Facebook page . Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Fac...

Although believers still sin, we should be distinctly different from non-believers. And this ought to attract people to Christ. God in His grace points out our behavior to us so that we can be changed. Readings from this service: Ephesians 5: 1-21 Psalm 50: 17-22 John 13: 34-35 Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download our app!

*Note: Due to technical difficulties, this sermon was recorded after the service. Being isolated from God leads to a darkened mind and a hardened heart, which leads to sinful behavior and breaks our human relationships. But in the equal opposite way, peace with God leads to peace in our lives and one another. What are our work and home lives like? Could the answer be linked to what we are like? Re...

Paul's prayer is that we would grow stronger in our faith and trust in Christ more, seeing that he can do way more than we currently believe. God can always do more than even the most faithful person believes. Readings from this service: Isaiah 41: 10-13 Ephesians 3: 14-21 Psalm 72: 18-19 John 14: 12-17 Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download o...

By grace, God extends his grace further and further, bringing in more and more people to the family of God as promised. We gain bold and confident access to the Father through faith in Jesus Christ. Readings from this service: Ephesians 3: 1-13 Psalm 74: 2-3, 21-22 John 14: 1-6 Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download our app!

We used to live alone and without hope but now we belong to God together with one another. Our new communal life is built on Christ alone. Readings from this service: Isaiah 28: 15-16 Ephesians 2: 11-22 Psalm 118: 19-23 John 15: 1-5 Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download our app!

God lavishes grace on us through his saving initiative. The language of death could not be stronger in debunking the idea of salvation through our own works:  the dead do not raise themselves. Readings from this service: Ephesians 2: 1-10 Psalm 86: 12-16 John 5: 19-24 Thanks for listening! CONNECT with CCFC: Visit us on Facebook Visit our website Download our app!