The Chapel Fort Wayne

God is always with us the moment we accept Jesus as Lord and Savior of our lives. Pastor Luther Whitfield reminds us of this in his sermon about walking in the peace of God even in the mess of life.

What is Snap Chat? Does my 3 year-old need their own iPad? Does every 5th grader have a Smart Phone? "I built a fence for our first house. It was a protection for our three small children. It kept them in and kept the neighbor's dog out. Technology has expanded the world way beyond the backyard. Teens and even children have access to both wonderful information, entertainment and ways to communicat...

What is Snap Chat? Does my 3 year-old need their own iPad? Does every 5th grader have a Smart Phone? "I built a fence for our first house. It was a protection for our three small children. It kept them in and kept the neighbor's dog out. Technology has expanded the world way beyond the backyard. Teens and even children have access to both wonderful information, entertainment and ways to communicat...

Following in a Chapel tradition, Pastor Hawks spends this final weekend of the year answering questions from the congregation about The Bible, relationships and current events.

Following in a Chapel tradition, Pastor Hawks spends this final weekend of the year answering questions from the congregation about The Bible, relationships and current events.

Christmas reminds us that Jesus stepped down into His creation to bring us peace.

Christmas at the Chapel weekend message!

This Weekend at The Chapel!

Joshua and Caleb lived truly exceptional lives in the midst of the most unexceptional circumstances. They were willing to trust God with His plan and surrender their lives with His path.

Discover the unexpected gifts we can give the problem people in our lives in this final message in this sermon series.

This week Pastor Rick answers a range of questions including discussing the topic of Syrian refugees.

When dealing with problem people we need to win them over by our behavior not our words. Pastor Hawks continues his sermon series on how to deal with the problem people in our lives.

Pastor Hawks opens a new series on fixing the problem people in our lives, and the answer may not be what we initially think.

This week Pastor Rick answers a range of questions about Jesus' return, who Jesus is and why we need him, and the future and purpose of our church.

This week Pastor Rick answers a range of questions about Jesus' return, who Jesus is and why we need him, and the future and purpose of our church.

This week Pastor Rick answers a range of questions about Jesus' return, who Jesus is and why we need him, and the future and purpose of our church.

This week Pastor Rick answers a range of questions about Jesus' return, who Jesus is and why we need him, and the future and purpose of our church.

Jesus said, "I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full." When we follow Christ we experience the happiness our hearts long for that only Jesus can provide.

The god of self is the ultimate rival to God. But Jesus said the ultimate commandment is not about one thing, it's about two things: loving God and loving others. Our focus in the study to look away from ourselves and to focus on God.

God places ultimate worth on our spiritual and physical bodies. Studying the leaders of the old testimony and their weaknesses remind us that even in our failures, God places great value on us because we belong to him.

Will you follow the god of pleasure or the God who places great value on your spiritual and physical being? In this sermon series "Gods of this World," Pastor Hawks speaks of the role of sex as a god of our world.

Pastor Hawks tackles the tough questions of how to overcome the love of money, a major god of this world.

The gods of this world distract us in many different ways. Money, though it can be used for good, can easily become a god when we allow it to distract us from God, the only one who can provide ultimate contentment and joy.

Pastor Rick Hawks tackles tough Biblical questions about relationships and today's culture