Rooted in Christ and His Word, The Chapel is dedicated to growing committed followers of Christ who live to glorify God through building relationships with God and fellow believers; sharing the Gospel through evangelism and discipleship; and serving our community.
Service Times
Sunday Mornings
Services 9:00am & 10:35am
What's Next?
October 8 - The Authority of Jesus - Pt. 2 - Mark 2:1-12, Pastor Corey Kugle
October 15 - A Savior for Sinners - Mark 2:13-17, Pastor Kris Neider
Current Sermon Series
Mark: The Good News
Our world is filled with lots of BAD news. It's been like this since the first sin in the Garden of Eden, and our world has been longing for GOOD news ever since.
This GOOD news though isn't found in just a pithy quote or a "feel good" story. It's found in a PERSON, Jesus Christ. Come learn all about this GOOD news as we explore the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, and why that matters for us.
CONNECT
Visiting a new church can make anyone nervous but we have answers to your questions and would love to meet you on Sunday!
GROW
Learn more about opportunities to build relationships with God and fellow believers through fellowship and discipleship.
SERVE
The church is made up of the people who come and faithfully serve the Lord together. Here are some ways to serve locally and globally.
Current Sermon Series
Building On The Essentials
In our study of 1 John, the Apostle’s purpose is clearly stated in 5:13, "I write these things to you who believe in the name of the Son of God so that you may know that you have eternal life."
John is writing that we can be assured that we have eternal life in Jesus Christ. And we need to know that truth if we are going to live our lives for our Lord.
John is writing at the end of the first century, most likely from the city of Ephesus, which had become a powerful center for the gospel. He writes out of his concern for the church at large, to protect them from false teachers who had left the church and were a threat to the Body of Christ.
The error of these false teachers was both theological (denying that Jesus was the Christ, the Son of God) and ethical (believing that you can call yourself a child of God and at the same time live in sin). Today, the study of 1 John becomes more and more significant as these same errors continue to permeate our society.
Chapel family, as we study this great letter of the New Testament, we can be encouraged in the truth of God’s Word and therefore stand upon it, building our lives on the essential truths so as to make a difference in our lost society.
