Christian Community Chapel

Christian Community Chapel

Christian Community Chapel

Christian Community Chapel

Christian Community Chapel

Christian Community Chapel

The Old Testament provides us with many prophecies of Jesus Christ. This series looks to explore these prophecies as it brings a greater understand of who Christ is. This sermon looks specifically at prophecies in the book of Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy.

The Old Testament provides us with many prophecies of Jesus Christ. This series looks to explore these prophecies as it brings a greater understand of who Christ is. This sermon looks specifically at prophecies in the book of Exodus

For the word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any twoedged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.

This series explores the mission of Christian Community Chapel. This weeks sermons looks into what it means to live with a missional mindset.

This sermon series reminds us of the mission of Christian Community Chapel. Loving others is key to building the family of God.

This sermon series reminds us of the mission of Christian Community Chapel. Loving God, is the first step to this journey.

There are many things or times in our lives that are in need of closure; educations, Jobs, Moving, Ministry involvement... What does God's word say about finishing well?

This week we look at the true gift of Christmas; A little child, born in a manger.

Jesus left the beauty, spender, and perfection of heaven to dwell among us... The Love of God cannot be fathomed, and it cannot be denied.

The Greatest gifts of Christmas can be found in the birth of Christ Jesus; Faith, Hope, Love, and Joy. Join us today, as we study Mary, the mother of faith.

This epistle was written by James (the half brother of Jesus) to Jewish believers around 50 A.D. in order to challenge them to possess an active, visible, viable faith that would produce great changes in a person’s life. This week we look at James' final encouragement to the church.

This epistle was written by James (the half brother of Jesus) to Jewish believers around 50 A.D. in order to challenge them to possess an active, visible, viable faith that would produce great changes in a person’s life. This week we learn about patience.

This epistle was written by James (the half brother of Jesus) to Jewish believers around 50 A.D. in order to challenge them to possess an active, visible, viable faith that would produce great changes in a person’s life. This week we examine the purpose of money.

This epistle was written by James (the half brother of Jesus) to Jewish believers around 50 A.D. in order to challenge them to possess an active, visible, viable faith that would produce great changes in a person’s life. This week we examine what it looks like to put our full trust in God.

This epistle was written by James (the half brother of Jesus) to Jewish believers around 50 A.D. in order to challenge them to possess an active, visible, viable faith that would produce great changes in a person’s life. James chapter 4 is one of the sharpest rebukes found, these words call James' readers back to a life of holiness.