Sermons on Truth
From Guilt to Glory: Following the Leader
Thank you for joining us for our time of worship here at Chapel City Church. We hope that as we sing, study, and fellowship together that you are encouraged in your walk with Christ. We would love to answer any questions that you might have, and to know how we can be praying for you. As we continue through the book of Micah, we are faced with two radically different…
The Exchange
Welcome to our time of corporate worship here at Chapel City Church. We are so glad that you have joined us, and would love the opportunity to answer any questions that you might have. We would also like to know how we can be praying specifically for you, so please reach out through the comment cards, an email, or a phone call and let us know! As we move closer to the…
Condemning Counterfeit Worship
Welcome to our time of worship here at Chapel City Church. As you join with us today, we would invite you to consider what worship looks like. What does it mean to worship? Is it a specific action or attitude? How do we know when we have really worshipped and not just done something that looks like worship? As we move through Matthew 23, we are going to come across the…
Confessing the King
We are glad that you are here to worship with us this morning. So, let’s begin with a question: Do you know who you are worshipping? It might sound basic, or even unnecessary, but it’s the most important question that we can ask. It does no good in the scope of eternity to worship, even with great sincerity and enthusiasm, if the object of our worship is…
The Kingdom is Like… part 1: The Purpose of the Parables
. This week we will move into Matthew 13. In the same context as the opposition of the religious leaders and the warnings to the crowds, we are introduced to the next major teaching portion of the gospel. This time, Jesus will address the crowd with a series of parables about the Kingdom of God.…
No Longer Children
(Click on “Save” above to download this week’s sermon and notes.) God wants us to grow up and not be satisfied with living under confused, out-of-focus living. Sunday we’re taking a fresh look at Ephesians 4:7-16, a familiar passage where we have almost universally missed the point. As we saw last week, there is a better way to live. We can step…