Easter
The Hope of the Resurrection
Welcome to our Easter Sunday celebration! Today, we remember the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. Although He lived a life of perfect obedience, the Son of God suffered the cruelty of the cross. There, he bore God’s wrath poured out against sin as he died in our place. But Christ’s death was not the end of the story. Three days later, he was raised…
Easter Sunday: Better Promises
Welcome to Chapel City Church! Today we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. This singular event is a watershed moment in human history. This is a day to remember that sin and death were defeated. It’s a time to rejoice in the fact that we have a living savior who is our great high priest and advocate with the Father. Resurrection Sunday reminds…
Jesus Christ, Our Living Hope
Welcome to Chapel City Church! Today we celebrate the high point of our year, the cornerstone of our Christian faith. Today, we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ! Our songs are joyful, and rightly so. Our hearts are lifted to hope and thanksgiving, and rightly so! And today, we want to take time to reflect on this Jesus that we worship. When he came to the earth…
Celebrating the Resurrection
Welcome to our time of celebration as we remember the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead! The empty tomb is more than a historical fact or theological talking point. The fact that Jesus Christ was raised to life is central to the message of the gospel and essential for our daily walk. The resurrection of Jesus means that we have a living hope, a secure eternity,…
Easter Sunday: The Power of the Resurrection
Good morning and welcome to our celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ! This is the most pivotal event in human history. We lived at war with the God who created us, rebels by nature and by choice. Easter Sunday calls us to peace. Not because of who we are or what we have done, but because of what Christ accomplished through his death, burial, and…
Hope in Hopeless Times
He is risen! Those words have real power. They speak to the power of God. They speak of victory over sin and death. They speak hope into our lives. But in times like these, hope seems to be in short supply. Even if we aren’t afraid of being impacted first-hand by the virus, there are concerns about loved ones, about job security, about when and if the world will…