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How do we respond when Jesus changes our lives? Join us this Sunday as we continue our series, How Great Thou Art: Experiencing the Kingdom of Jesus, exploring powerful encounters that transformed lives forever. This week, we’ll look at a group of outcasts whose desperate prayers were answered—and how their responses reveal the power of gratitude.

What comes to mind if someone were to accuse you of being childish? For some of us it could come across as an accusation of immaturity, yet perhaps others might be complemented by the innocence and sweetness of that stage of life. Yet when Jesus taught his disciples on how we might enter the Kingdom of God, he stressed that it required us to be more like children. But how? Join us this Sunday as P...

What is greatness? In our culture today, greatness is allotted to those who exhibit extraordinary talent, hold high positions, or wield tremendous power. But in the Kingdom of God, Jesus provides another definition. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon shares how the key to true greatness is tied to our understanding of seats and cups.

Most of us believe that the purpose of experiencing Jesus is to believe in him so that we will go to heaven at the end of our lives. Although that is a part of his mission, if that’s all we look for in a relationship with Jesus, we will miss out on the fuller purpose: to see his kingdom here on earth. In our series “How Great Thou Art,” we will highlight the greatness of Jesus and how he gave us a...

Join our Change Your World series as we feature one of our partners every month. We'll share their history with The Chapel, what their ministry does, and how YOU can get engaged with their ministry. Contact the Rescue Mission at 260-426-7357 and In As Much at 260-422-3498.

We all grew up hearing the phrase, “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” Has there been a bigger lie? It didn’t take us long to realize that there is great power in our words, which have the power to either build people up or tear them down. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon concludes our series on the necessity of watching our words and how best to use them.

Conflicts with others can be compared to icy relationships but also burning infernos where we have the possibility to make things better or worse. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon shares that in our challenging relationships, each of us has a bucket of water and a bucket of gas.

Difficult people are everywhere. It probably wouldn’t take you too long to think of who they are in your own life: from a difficult coworker to the passive-aggressive friend, from the distant spouse to your exhausting child. So, what are we to do: ignore them, confront them, shun them? In our new series “Defrost,” we will explore how the agents of love, forgiveness, and our words have the power to...

Welcome to The Chapel Podcast! We recognize that 60 minutes on a Sunday morning is not enough to share all that we’d like in our announcements and sermons, so we’ve created this space in order to further conversations, make connections, and provide clarity. This week join Pastor Brandon as he chats with Chapel Member, Anna Miller, an RN at one of our partners, The Hope Center.

Join our Change Your World series as we feature one of our partners every month. We'll share their history with The Chapel, what their ministry does, and how YOU can get engaged with their ministry. Contact Bernice Bush with Building Blocks Preschool at bbush.buildingblocks@gmail.com .

The story of the gospel is that there is now, through Jesus Christ, a solution to the problem of death. Yet what if I told you there was a time to consider death and a time to choose life? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon concludes our series on “Position and Posture.”

Welcome to The Chapel Podcast! We recognize that 60 minutes on a Sunday morning is not enough to share all that we’d like in our announcements and sermons, so we’ve created this space in order to further conversations, make connections, and provide clarity.

One of the deepest and most profound questions throughout time has been “Who am I?” So often we allow that question to be answered by other people, our own thoughts and feelings, or even our experiences. In some cases that may work out just fine, but what if we’ve accepted an identity that God does not have for us? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon dives into the life-altering discovery of who...

We recognize that 60 minutes on a Sunday morning is not enough to share all that we’d like in our announcements and sermons, so we’ve created this space in order to further conversations, make connections, and provide clarity.