Talk About Your Friends
The movie, Remember The Titans, is about the close friendships that developed on a high school football team in 1970. No one thought black and white coaches and athletes in Alexandria, VA, could ever come together, but they did in a big way. This week’s sermon is about relationships that are formed in a church between people who may not normally come together, but when they do become something wonderful.
Read MoreGuest Speaker: Rev. Price van der Swaagh
The Christmas story is so full of familiar images. Angels, Shepherds, Joseph and Mary. What we tend to forget is that Christmas is essentially a Jewish story. Simeon helps us see that It is never too late to have faith and to look at life through the eyes of faith. Come and journey past the birth and see where God is taking us.
Read MoreTalk About Your Story
This week we are continuing our series Conversations@Christmas. In this installment we are sharing a way to use the story of how you came to find and follow Jesus to bless the people you love.
Read MoreTALK ABOUT OUR CHURCH
Talking about our church during this Christmas season, may prove to be a life changing conversation with someone you love.
Read MoreLet’s Talk About Prayer
This week’s installment is Talk About Prayer. If you want to have a life-changing conversation with someone try this: Talk to God about people before you talk to people about God.
Read MoreThank God for The Holy Spirit
"Are you going to get that new job or how about a raise? Where are we going to live? Are we staying here or moving away? How will we pay the bills? Are our kids going to be alright? Are we going to be alright?
Read MoreThank God for Jesus
What’s the best gift you’ve ever received? When I was nine it was a transistor radio. Later that same year I met a guy in school, and we became instant best friends and remained that way for about five years. I’d have to say that he then became the best gift I’d ever received. At some point Jesus replaced Vince.
Read MoreThere is a recurring scene that happens in every episode of the CBS Friday night drama, Blue Bloods. It’s the Sunday dinner table., where the Reagan family gathers every week to be together and also to challenge one another other to be better and do better. Blue stands for police work and Bloods represents the familial connection. Stop in at Christ Chapel this Sunday and find out how the church is exactly the same. We’re in Part 2 of a series called Thank God for God . . .
Read MoreFor some he holidays can accentuate feelings of brokenness, loneliness, and unfulfilled desires. For others who love them can they sometimes elicit unrealistic expectations and unexpected disappointments. Holidays are “holy days” that we set apart for worship and right at the center of that is the idea of gratitude. What difference could it make if instead of focusing on what we’d like but maybe don’t yet have, we concentrate of the things we have that indicate God has already blessed?
Read MoreFamous Last Words
There was a moment in time when who God is and what He does, was made perfectly clear. It was a time when His heart was to bring His people back to Himself, when His unconditional love came into sharp focus. That moment was the life and ministry of Jesus Christ.
Read MoreFinding Faith in the Strangest Places.
Jesus indicates that there are very real telltale identifying marks of the presence of His kingdom. And among those signs, not the least of which, will be healed lives, not because of religious activities, services, programs, but because the active presence of Jesus Christ brings with it, compassion for others, care of others, and healing.
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