The Chapel Fort Wayne

We are excited this Mother’s Day to celebrate the roles mom’s play and discuss the temptations that come with it.

Fathers and husbands are called to be the leaders of their families spiritually, but has anyone ever told them how? This weekend Pastor Brandon will pull up a chair with a father and husband who thought he missed the class that covered how to do that.

Have you ever been shocked to see a family with such great faith have children or grandchildren so far from God. This weekend Pastor Brandon will share how the principle of the three chairs helps explain and give hope to those who aspire to pass their faith to the next generation.

Have you ever had a hard time believing something to be true because you didn’t see it with your own eyes? This weekend Pastor Brandon invites you to celebrate with us the miraculous resurrection and appearance of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ that compels us to believe even if we have not seen.

Have you ever wondered why Jesus had to die? Join us this Good Friday as Pastor Brandon explains how the Passover meal the night before foreshadows the significance of the cross.

Every one of us struggle with disappointment, especially disappointment with God! On Palm Sunday, Pastor Mark will navigate us through the resurrection of Lazarus and how this sign encourages us to say "Yes, Lord, I believe."

Needless to say, having impaired vision is debilitating. Our visual field is either fuzzy or in the case of blindness completely dark. This weekend Pastor Brandon will share from John 9 that when Jesus gives his people sight, the reaction from those around them may be surprising.

Life can be overwhelming and wear you out. This weekend Pastor Brandon will discuss how to be at your best when it’s hard to find rest.

The tension we all face in life is this "Do we want to get healthy?" The answer seems to be an obvious yes, but perhaps some of us are a little more like the man waiting by the healing pool for 38 years. This weekend Pastor Mark will encourage us to pursue a better life in Christ.

When parents ask their teenagers why they love them, the typical response can range from you pay for my cell phone to you drive me where I need to be. This weekend Pastor Brandon will dive into the second sign of Jesus to warn us that we may not be too different than our teenagers when asked why we love Jesus.

People are often asking God for a sign to reveal that He exists or what decision to make. Even though the lack of an answer today doesn’t negate His existence, it seems that God has revealed Himself through signs in the past. This Easter season, join us as we explore the writing of the disciple John who documented that Jesus gave us seven signs that revealed who He is and why that’s important for...

Even if a person has a good heart, it is vital to understand that it is still vulnerable. This weekend Pastor Brandon will share the two gateways to the heart that we need to protect in order to keep our hearts guarded.

It is impossible to have a conversation about the heart and not address the #1 competitor with God for the throne or our hearts. This weekend Pastor Brandon will share how we can go from an earthly heart to a heavenly heart.

A healthy heart is vital to a productive, abundant life.  Pastor Mark will encourage and inspire us this weekend to do whatever it takes to develop a healthy heart that is capable of both listening and doing the Word of God.  Invite a friend or family member to sit with you this weekend.

The heart is the center of one’s being. It affects our emotions, thoughts, and actions. Pastor Brandon shares this weekend that the reason for our issues are intricately tied to the root of our issues.

If you’ve ever thrown your back out you know what it like to try to walk through life crooked and the importance of getting it straightened out. This weekend Pastor Brandon concludes our series by sharing how God’s book is a necessity to get us realigned to walk a straight path.

Truth is a vital component to our overall spiritual and emotional health.  As followers of Christ, we need the truth in order to thrive.  This weekend Pastor Mark will encourage us to place the truth of God’s Word in the center of our lives.  We invite you to join us as we continue to unlock the wonders of God’s Book.

When Christians say that the Bible is their authority over their lives, what do they mean and why do they have such confidence in that? This weekend Pastor Brandon will dive into an important question we should ask ourselves daily if God’s book really is our authority.

We’ve all heard different theories about how the Bible was put together. Some say it was compiled by an emperor for political gain or that only certain books were chosen to maintain a patriarchal society. This weekend Pastor Brandon will share how the 66 books of the Bible were not something that was determined by people but rather discovered and preserved for us today.

There are constant attacks on the Word of God. Critics say it’s inaccurate and culture finds it irrelevant. This month Pastor Brandon will share that God wrote a book that is true, transforming, and authoritative.

This Sunday, Pastor Rick will be preaching on "Disciples Who Make Disciples - See One, Do One, Teach One.

Welcome Online to Christmas Eve at the Chapel! We invite you to sit back, snuggle up with your family and maybe some hot cocoa. Feel free to sing along with our worship team, listen to the Christmas story read from Luke 2, and join us at home with your own candle for “Silent Night.” Now, let’s celebrate our Savior together…

Join us this weekend for our Christmas concert as Pastor Brandon and the worship team share through music and teaching the good news that brings great joy for all people!

The holidays can bring about such fun, joy, and laughter, but it can also bring to light turmoil and friction within ourselves, in our relationships with others, and with God. What we really need in our lives is peace. This weekend Pastor Brandon will share how the announcement of the birth of Jesus to the shepherds gives us insight to the peace we all need.