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Continuing through the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus explains what it looks like to live a righteous life. He dives into various topics that relate to the state of our heart and what needs to be progressively worked out within us. Jesus begins this section by explaining how unresolved anger can lead to a ruined life. Who we are on the inside produces who we are on the outside, so Jesus encourages us...

Jesus came to fulfill and filter the plan of God. Through Jesus being the completion of the law and prophets, we are invited into a transforming relationship with God, not just a religion. This is an invitation into an abundant life with hands open to a new life offered by the Gospel.

When something becomes important to you in private, it naturally becomes public. As Jesus continues to teach the disciples what it looks like to live an uncommon life, He calls His followers to live as the salt of the earth and light of the world. Whether in the choices we make, the way we react, or the questions our lives create in others, we are called to display Jesus as an outpouring of our lo...

As Jesus continues through the rest of the beatitudes, He reminds His disciples what it means to live a life of flourishing with God. These characteristics reflect the work of God within us, producing a different hope. Jesus specifically highlights meekness, a hunger & thirst for righteousness, mercy, purity in heart, peacemaking, and faithfulness amidst persecution. Though these ways of livin...

Early in his ministry, Jesus delivers the Sermon on the Mount to a crowd of people ranging from believers to skeptics, teaching them what it means to live an uncommon life. As he begins the sermon, Jesus first explains what it means to be blessed, not just a feeling of happiness, but ​to flourish with God. In the first few Beatitudes, he connects this idea of being blessed with being poor in spiri...

Home is being present with God and His people. In the Parable of the Lost Son, Jesus tells the story of a son who lives a reckless life but chooses to come home after a moment of sobriety and reflection. When he returns, he isn't met with what he deserves, but with love and grace. In the story, Jesus also touches on what it looks like to embody home by welcoming others in.

What does it mean to go deeper?  It is something we say all the time.  In this episode of Christ Chapel College Conversations, Amy, Justin and Zach talk about what “deeper” is and what it isn’t.

In this installment of Christ Chapel Conversations, Amy, Justin and Zach talk through what rest is and what rest is not. It is critical to our faith and our life staying connected to Christ to know the difference.

Jesus is the filter and final word. When studying Scripture, it is important to anchor in truth and see it through the lens of Jesus. When Nehemiah returns to Jerusalem, he confronts sin, addressing issues such as relationships and the Sabbath. Looking at these topics, we can draw truth from the life and words of Jesus.

Joy is found in God Alone. God causes the Israelites to have joy and commit themselves to joyous praise.  He teaches them where to locate their joy and how to have joy that isn’t based on feelings or circumstances but based on an everlasting relationship with Him.

The people of God decide that they want to make a covenant(a promise to God) and they want to do life differently.  They want to handle relationships, resources, and work God’s way.  In this message we learn how to make God the center of everything.

Easter Sunday! We continue in our series in Nehemiah and then connect it to the death and resurrection of Jesus. The people of Israel confess who they are, who God is and they appropriately respond.  The Gospel(good news) of Jesus also dictates and appropriate response!

In this week's message we cover three whole chapters of Nehemiah. Chapters 6 & 7 mark a turning point in the book of Nehemiah as Gods people humble themselves before God and turn back toward Him.

This week we learn the difference between a selfish leader and a servant leader. Nehemiah uncovers a system that lays heavy burdens on people. Throughout Chapter 5 we learn how to be a leader that lightens the load on the shoulders of the people we influence.

In this Christ Chapel College Conversation, Amy, Justin and Sarah address some of the questions that were submitted at the famous “Galentines” event.

This week, the work on the wall continues.  A resilient leader leads a resilient people through the building of a wall in the face of war.  So, are you a resilient person?  What does that look like?

In this Christ Chapel College Conversation, Amy, Justin and Sarah address some of the questions that were submitted at the famous “Galentines” event.

In this week's dive into Nehemiah, Zach covers what it looks like for God to restore a people to Himself.  What marks those who join God in that restoration work for themselves and others?  Join us as we continue in the Old Testament book of Nehemiah.

Do you understand the will of God?  What is the will of God?  How do you walk out the will of God with courage and obedience? This week, Justin walks us through Nehemiah’s ability to understand and walk out the will of God with remarkable obedience.

This week, Justin continues our series in Nehemiah as Nehemiah enters the kings court to make a remarkable ask.  Nehemiah lives a remarkable life and gives us a formula to live that life for God as well.

In this episode, Amy, Justin, and Zach follow up on our Q&A panel and answer some of the questions that we missed during our Sunday Panel in the Fall.  Relationships, hardship, and how to study the Scriptures are all at play.

Welcome to Christ Chapel Conversations.  A podcast outlet where we cast vision, answer questions and help drive the conversation toward a deeper relationship with Jesus.  In this first episode, Ben and Justin talk about the origins of Christ Chapel College and some of the passion that moves the mission forward.