Christ Chapel College

Today, we study Mark 4:1-20 as Jesus tells a parable and then gives us an explanation. In this parable, Jesus sows the seed (the Word of God) and we discover if we have the heart soil to hear and see the Word of God and then put it into practice so it can grow deep roots into our lives.

In this message we study two major events that happen on the Sabbath.  Jesus’ disciples will pick heads of grain and Jesus will heal a man’s withered hand.  The religious leaders of the day are furious but Jesus uses these moments of opposition as opportunity’s to teach about Gods heart and intentions for the Sabbath.  This leads to a greater understanding of the intentions and heart of God for al...

Today we study Mark 2:1-12 as Jesus heals a paralytic man and forgives his sins through His authority.  We identify 4 different people groups in this passage and determine who we may identify with.  The 1. Scribes who are offended by Jesus’ authority, 2. The Friends who are banking on Jesus’ authority, 3. The Crowd who is intrigued by Jesus’ Authority and 4. The Paralytic who is desperate for Jesu...

In this message we study Mark 1:16-20 primarily and Jesus’ early invitation to His first disciples.  In a message entitled, “The Anatomy of the Invitation” we answer 2 major questions: 1.  Who is Jesus inviting, and 2. What is He inviting them too?

What is the mark of a follower of Jesus?  Nathan answers this question as we study Mark 1:9-13.  Through Jesus’ baptism, temptation in the wilderness, and first proclamation we learn that the mark of a follower of Jesus is 1. A life of repentance, 2. A life filled with the Spirit and 3. A life filled with the Word of God.

Welcome Back!  In the first message of the year, Ben, one of our Pastors opened up our new series walking through the Gospel According to Mark.  Simultaneously, through Mark 1:1-8 we learned what kind of ministry we aim to be: 1. We are to be messengers that point to Jesus, 2. We aim to live and call others to live righteously, 3. We want to cultivate community that brings people closer to Jesus,...

In a day and age where culture is shaped by positive mantras like "you do you", "live your truth", and others that seem to offer hope and fulfillment, we are becoming an incredibly self-absorbed people. Truth be told, there is actually nothing more disintegrating to the human soul. But if having a positive mindset isn't the fix-all, then what is? Lets dial into this last segment of 2 Samuel and he...

What is biblical community? Why is it so valuable? What does biblical community tangibly look like and how does it look different than the world? These are all but some of intentional questions that are asked and answered today in this panel discussion. Listen in to Nathan, Amy, and Ben as they unpack the deep richness of Christian community. 

Have you ever received a gift where the value of the gift wasn't actually the gift itself, but rather that someone took note of something you had said and went to great lengths get it for you? Today we look at a moment like this in David's story but with the stakes raised. Queue in with us as Ryan McCarthy unpacks this story but highlights the sweetness of Jesus and His Gospel. 

The chronic tendency of humanity is forgetfulness. We feel it everyday as we drift from distraction to next immediate distraction and get tunnel vision to where all we see is the next thing in front of us, often forgetting the day before. The remedy of our forgetfulness is mentioned all throughout the Bible as 'remember'. Listen in today as we look 2 Samuel 22 and observe this problem of forgetful...

Jumping back into our 2 Samuel series this week, we see the division of the Kingdom of Israel in the wake of Absalom's uprising. From what happens in this segment of Scripture we can come to grips the danger and damage that can come from out of divisiveness not only in our lives but the lives of others. What then triggers divisiveness so it can be avoided? Or how is it resolved in reconciliation?...

How do we know Jesus was real? Even more so, how can we know that he actually rose from the dead and came back to life? The resurrection was something that has never happened before, yet it is the very thing that Christianity's faith, hope, and eternity hinges on. Today, on this Easter Sunday, we dive into the credibility of the resurrection and look at the implications in the case of it being tru...

Have you ever had someone give you something that you were so sure it would come through that you based other things around it? Today in 2 Samuel, we are going to get to see David operate in this way and observe how he responds when it seems like all the walls are falling in around him. Our challenge is to see our circumstances in light of who God is, what He's done, and what that means for our fu...

Listen in on a panel discussion with Amy Foster, Ben Fuqua, and Kendall Reed as they discuss and unpack the events of 2 Samuel 13, and what Hope & Healing look like for those who have been affected by other people’s sin.

Today we take an intentional and appropriate detour from our 2 Samuel series to jump into Psalm 51. Last week, we saw some pretty bad moral failings on David's part and Nathan rebuking him. This week, we take a peak behind the curtain of David's personal relationship with God and see how he considers God's grace and power in light of his sin. From this we get a true model of repentance that we sho...

We hear stories of renowned people that many look up to or maybe have had a personal impact on our lives, have deep and secret sin that are hidden until it all ends in disaster. While in the shock of the moment we think to ourselves, "How could they do that?" However, if we're honest with ourselves, the more appropriate question we should be asking is, "How do I know that's not going to be me?" As...

Why is it important to be a part of a local church? Why should I read my Bible? How do we walk out of a sin pattern or a habitual sin? Why is sexual sin harmful? These are all questions that we as a ministry are often asked or are brought up in conversations with others. With that, We wanted to take the time this Sunday to press pause on our 2 Samuel series to get into the weeds on some of these t...

Today in 2 Samuel 9 we read about Mephibosheth being called to eat at the table of King David. In this story we not only see an unworthy man called up to sit and reside alongside the king from long ago, but an invitation to ourselves from God himself today. Listen in as this story drops us in the very same seat of Mephiboseth and we wrestle with the question of "How do I know that I have a relatio...

Today in 2 Samuel 7, we see that God has designed a biblical reaction and given us a template by which is appropriate on how we ought to respond to his blessings–namely His grace for our salvation. When we come in contact with God by way of personal relationship with Him, we recognize the magnitude of His sovereign character as well as the immensity of His kindness to us that should illicit a corr...

As we continue in our study of 2 Samuel we look at King David's response to a hard moment that puts God in right view of his true holiness. A truth we further unpack today is that until we see the holiness of God, rightly and accurately, and understand the relationship between God's perfect being and our imperfect lives, we will never be free of shame. Queue in with us today as we unpack this stor...

As we continue the story of the kingdom of Israel into our new 2 Samuel sermon series, we look back at the kingdom and it's division between two kings in a civil war. This turmoil that we see in the beginnings of 2 Samuel are maybe resemble some of the pain stake that we feel within ourselves.