The Chapel Fort Wayne

The crisis of faith that can result from the evil and suffering in this world boils down to questioning the goodness and justice of God. How can a good God let evil take place? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon continues our series “Elephant Tears” as he addresses how the existence of evil and the reality of a good God are not necessarily incompatible.

One of the most difficult questions to answer is coming to grips with the evil and suffering we see in our world. In fact, this is the number one reason people decide not to believe in God as they argue that a good God would never allow suffering to exist. But this is not just a difficult question to answer, but an arduous season to navigate. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon begins our next s...

Have you ever wondered why the world around us looks nothing like the reality of what Jesus talked about? Why is there so little difference between the lives of Christians and the rest of the world? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon begins our new series called “Red Lettering” as we dive into our challenge to truly live out the teaching of our Lord.  

Though human connections are skyrocketing through digital means, deep relationships are in steep decline. The interesting part of that is most of us seem to have no problem with the trend. But should we? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon discusses that we should pursue our God-given wiring for belonging and care that only comes through authentic community.  

Now more than ever, people need community. Though we seem to be more connected than ever through digital means, deep relationships are no longer the norm. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon begins the ABCs of Community as a call for us to reconsider prioritizing healthy, authentic relationships for the sake of spiritual growth by seeking out our God-given wiring for accountability, belonging, a...

We are excited to welcome our longtime friend, Dr. Luther Whitfield, to deliver the message this Sunday. Pastor Luther is the founder and senior pastor of New Covenant Worship Center.

Many of us are much more comfortable talking about God the Father and Son than about God the Holy Spirit. Ever wonder why that is? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon concludes our series on “Theology Matters” as he discusses the person, proximity, and power of the Holy Spirit in our lives today.

Most religions you study will have some form of salvation in their beliefs. For the Hindus it’s absorption into Brahman after several reincarnations, for the Buddhist it’s nirvana after the elimination of desire, and for the Muslim it’s paradise through strict observance of their Five Pillars. But for the Christian, our theology of salvation like no other. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon dis...

The Bible is under scrutiny today. The relevant and renewing power that Christians claim it to possess have come into question with critics opting for the theory that it is nothing more than a man-made document that is now outdated. Can there be any confidence that the Bible really is God’s Word? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon discusses the reliable and renewing power of the Bible.

Ok…so far we’ve settled that God exists and Jesus is divine, but if that’s the case then why did Jesus have to die? Doesn’t he have the power and position to simply declare that everyone is forgiven without going through all of that? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon dives into the many reasons the atonement was God’s only move.  

The question of who Jesus is has ranged from the theory that he was simply a teacher, prophet, false Messiah, quasi-God, or a big, huge lie. So why should Christians be so confident in the claim that Jesus is God? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon takes us back to the first great debate on Jesus’ divinity and the theological importance of one simple iota.

One of the strongest arguments against the existence of God is known as the “Hiddenness of God” debate. This claim states that if God wants us to know Him, then He would make His presence abundantly clear by revealing Himself clearly to humanity. So why doesn’t He? This Sunday Pastor Brandon will continue our series on “Theology Matters” by showing that God most certainly has revealed Himself and...

One of the main battlegrounds in our culture today is on the topic of truth. Christians have looked to the Bible as their source of truth for the answers to the nature of God, salvation, and purpose. In our series “Theology Matters”, we will explore how the essential doctrines of Christianity impact ideologies in our culture.

Christians are taught that we live in the midst of two kingdoms that will have real differences. So what do we do when the earthly kingdom demands we compromise on our convictions as followers of God? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon concludes our series by diving into what we do when faced with the opportunity to compromise.  

There are several approaches to interacting and viewing our culture. Some view culture as evil and choose to isolate, while others are deeply involved in attempts to create a utopian society here on earth. This Sunday Pastor Brandon discusses Jesus’ mandate for how his kingdom people should live in the kingdoms of this world.  

As we approach another election cycle, we are all left wondering if we are going to see the best or worst in our citizens and from those in the church. Unfortunately, the responses of some Christians last time around not only misrepresented Jesus but left an impression that did not inspire many to want follow Him. So how can we do this better this time? This series on “When Kingdoms Collide” will...

Join us this Sunday for the final week of our "Guess Who?" series! This week's preacher is incredibly near and dear to our hearts, and we are so grateful for his love of God's word and commitment to the church.  What color hair does this person have? Does this person play basketball? Join us this Sunday as we explore Exodus 2, and see if you can 'Guess Who?' our speaker is.

We are excited as a church family to be able to come alongside our Senior Pastor, Brandon Holler, and allow him this time of intentional rest and refilling during his sabbatical. Over the next several weeks, Brandon has arranged preachers from inside and outside the Chapel family that we will reveal with the beloved childhood game, Guess Who?    Do you think this week’s preacher is a Chapel staff...

We are excited as a church family to be able to come alongside our Senior Pastor, Brandon Holler, and allow him this time of intentional rest and refilling during his sabbatical. Over the next several weeks, Brandon has arranged preachers from inside and outside the Chapel family that we will reveal with the beloved childhood game, Guess Who?  Do you think this week’s preacher is a Chapel staff me...

 We are excited as a church family to be able to come alongside our Senior Pastor, Brandon Holler, and allow him this time of intentional rest and refilling during his sabbatical. Over the next several weeks, Brandon has arranged preachers from inside and outside the Chapel family that we will reveal with the beloved childhood game, Guess Who?    Do you think this week’s preacher is a Chapel staff...

One of the most fascinating aspects of the resurrection is that the first skeptics of the news that Jesus rose from the dead were his very own disciples! So how then did they go from being skeptics to willing martyrs? Join us either this Saturday at 5pm or Sunday at 9:00 or 10:30 as Pastor Brandon discusses not only this dramatic transformation in them but what the resurrection of Jesus means for...

Palm Sunday commemorates the Triumphal Entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. There are palm branches being waved and Hosannas being shouted, but what is the significance? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon concludes this series on the Cornerstone.

Did you know that one of the more confusing cries that Jesus made on the cross was actually an Easter Egg? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon dives into Jesus’ willingness to allow God to use his despair for the benefit of others.  

The people of Jesus' time expected the king described by the prophet Zechariah but failed to see the humble servant, even though the signs were there all along. Join us this Sunday as Online Pastor Josh Lewis challenges us to see the bigger picture of the king's entry on a donkey, and answer the question that still challenges our world today: 'Who is this?'