Renewal Chapels

In week 7 of our series Breakthrough Pastor Mark discusses two specific things that we must dodge in our christian life to keep us pointed to Christ.

In week 6 of our series "Breakthrough" Pastor Mark talks about allowing our creator or deliverer to direct our lives and giving him he glory for what he has done is us.

In week 5 of our series Breakthrough Pastor Mark asked us how we walk. Not how we physically walk, but instead how or what do we communicate to others from one point to another in our spiritual lifestyle.

In week four of our series Breakthrough we talk about what is means to partner with other in life's struggles.

In week three of Breakthrough we take a look at what it means to Thrive in life and not survive.

In the final message of 2018, Pastor Mark challenges us to seek the treasure of Christ. Paul challenges the church in the book of Colossians to seek the mystery hidden for ages and generations.

The gift from our Lord God would have never happened had, Mary, not loved her Lord so much she was willing to be ridiculed and laughed at by others. She stayed the course and listened to her fathers promises and because of that our Savior was born.

In the third message from our series Love Came Down.

In the second message, in our series, Love Came Down. We take a look in the book of Luke and the promises that God gave to Zechariah and Elizabeth for the faithfulness that Zechariah had to God. Even though both Zechariah and Elizabeth we advance in years God promised them a son that stye would name John and he would do many things to lead the people of Israel to the Lord.

The greatest legacy that we can pass on to our children, friends or coworkers is not money or possessions or the fact you we are funny or kind. The greatest that we can pass on is a legacy of character and faith. This is exactly what Philemon did in his own life that he was making such difference in the lives of everyone he came in contact with.

This week we look into the book of Philemon, verses 17-20. Where Paul is writing to Philemon, pledging him to accept his servant whom had run away and had been imprisoned in Rome with Paul. If he owes you anything charge it my account and I will pay it. As the family of Jesus we need to expect the debts of others and become the grateful debtor.

The only way to freedom is through humility, personal spiritual disincline, living a life of responsibility and them we come to freedom. If we try to go around all those to get to freedom we end of ups taking our freedom at the cost of every one else and we are always salves to something else.

When we put God’s providential perspective at the forefront of our lives. We begin to see God’s best when we begin to live in a place where we put him first.

We have all been faced with a situation or a decision in life where we have to do what's right and not always what's easy. These decision take strength on guidance because they can cause pain and strife between you and others involved. Sometimes doing what is right is not the popular decision but it is one that God has called you to make. Think about how many unpopular right decision Jesus made. T...

How do we become our best in our worst times? See we need to change ourselves so that we look weird to others. When we look weird to the people around us then we know that we are allowing Jesus to rule our life. That is how we being our best during our worst times.

This week we surprise Pastor Mark and celebrate pastor appreciation day. Pastor Mark does so much for so many in our church. Today we celebrate the man that God has blessed to be a Shepherd for so many. In Luke 15:1-7 The parable of the lost sheep. So many have been lost and God has called this man to go and find that one lost and celebrate their return. Thank you for following Gods vision for Ren...

Naturally our world Divides us. Redheads, Blondes, Brunettes, Long Hair, Short Hair, Bald, Tall, Short, Country, Blues, Rock. Everything seeks to divide us. In the last few weeks we have seen the division in the country and it has been horrific. What do you stand for? Will choose a side?

This week we are going to look at the choice we have in tough situations. The choice to use the authority Christ has given us to simply command or to concede because God has given us either strength or either power.

Our culture today says, If you dress right, walk right, act right, driver the right car, wear the right cloths, and right logo and people will look up to you. You know what that is? Its superficial. What Paul is talking about, In this passage today when he says the hearts of the saints have been refreshed. He talks about something much deeper than the cloths that we wear or the have tattoos or don...

When people see you, do they see the power of the living God in you? Our do they just see another individual claiming to know God. We need to be real so when people see us or engage with us they see the love of the living God.

This week we hear from the men and women in our church that have broke out of the arms of drugs and alcohol and found Freedom and Christ through Sobriety.

Have you ever put faith in one person? Has that one person ever failed you? Did it affect your life? In Paul's writing in Philemon he tells us that we are to put love and faith in Jesus and the saints and not in a person.

What does family mean to you? Are you closely connected to your family? What about your church family, are you close with them? As we continued in our series Freedom Equals Responsibility we look at Micah 6:1-8 to see what Jesus had done for his family in sharing fair justice and loving in kindness to all.