Faith Chapel

Easter with Faith Chapel 2022

Jordan and Bruce talk about the different kingdoms that intersect with the Bible.

Nate looks at the kingdoms that weave their way through scripture and how Palm Sunday was filled with expectations for a new kingdom.

Nate looks at the thread of priests and how they weave their way through the story of the Bible.

Brad Gray shares the thread of Justice & Righteousness throughout the entirety of the Bible.

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Jordan takes a look at prophets and what they do throughout the Bible to point Jesus.

Nate begins the Thread of Empires, Kingdoms, & Realms by talking through judges and kings.

Nate looks at the vineyards throughout the Bible. What significance to they play throughout the stories? What does it mean for us today? How do we stay connected?

Nate and Jordan discuss the thread of sheep - what did they mean to people in the Bible? What do they have to do with Jesus? What does it mean for us today?

Nate talks about sheep and how they give us symbolism for today.

In this episode, Jordan and Dr. Sleeth talk about trees and how they weave their way through scripture and some of the lessons we can learn.

Nate talks about the trees that are at the center of some of the most significant moments in the Bible.

Welcome to a new mini-series called Talking Threads! This is a follow-up conversation that relates to a Faith Chapel series called Threads, looking at the different themes that weave their way through the Bible. This episode is a conversation with Mikey about the theme of gardens.

Nate kicks off the Threads series talking about the gardens that weave their way through scripture.

Jordan and Nate talk about the series Threads and give a look into why this approach and a preview of the first several weeks.

Nate takes some time to look back on 2021 and review Increase Christmas, your generosity, and the core values of Faith Chapel.

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Nate talks through how we should approach the Bible and helps us understand context as we wrap up the What is the Bible? series.

Nate talks about the purpose of the Bible and what it's for in the third part of What is the Bible?

Nate and Jordan discuss ways to read challenging portions of scripture, different Bible translations, and some segments of the Bible that have a significant impact on Nate's life.

Nate looks at what the Bible is and how the authors wrote the different parts of it.

This is the first of a series to help us understand what the Bible is, where it came from, and why it matters. Nate takes a look at what the scriptures meant to Jesus and why it matters today.

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Nate shares from the account of Luke the story of Jesus coming to earth and how it gives us a picture of the humility of God and gives us a song to sing.

Nate talks about how Jesus' lineage and family history undid the system. God sees us with our history and all and still wants relationship with us.

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Nate talks through the things Jesus undid. He undid the mystery surrounding God and the darkness that enveloped us.

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In the next installment of the mini-series around Increase Christmas, Jordan has a conversation with Chad Isenhart, director of Foursquare Disaster Relief. They talk about the ways that FDR is helping around the world when crises hit, and how you can be involved.

This is the first episode in a mini-series all about Increase Christmas. Jordan has a conversation with Glen to hear about the why behind Increase Christmas and some of the stories of impact that have happened over the years.

In response to the first message in Hunting the Hypocrite, Jordan looks at the two additional woes that Jesus said to the Pharisees and how we can fall into the same patterns today.

Nate explores the difference between paying attention to what's happening externally vs what's going on in our hearts. Our authenticity and obedience begins with the heart.

Nate outlines the five traits of a hypocrite that Jesus wants to transform in our lives. It's not fun to hunt down those things in ourselves, but it's critical that we do.

Nate talks about how to be a “two-hill” disciple by looking at Matthew 7.

Jordan sits down with Nate to discuss the most recent series, The Gospel. They talk about ways to reorient our thinking and how to make sure we're actually following Jesus and being disciples instead of just believers.

Nate looks at the ways that the Gospel should disrupt our societies and brings a new way to be human.

Nate talks through what happens when the Good News comes to a city. When the Gospel is preached, it disrupts and disturbs and the entirety of people's lives are changed.

Nate unpacks two views of the gospel—prosperity and therapeutic—that can cause us to miss looking outward to others. Instead, the challenge is to share our lives through hospitality.

Nate looks at the ways that we can shrink the gospel and miss the bigger picture. Instead, how can we understand the big picture of the gospel?

In the first week of the series, What is the Gospel?, Nate explores the good news really is and what it means for us today.

Nate looks at what we are doing with our anxiety and fears. Instead, we can be joyful, be gentle, and be peaceful.

Nate looks at how we can change our perspective surrounding our story. Who are you letting author your story?

Jordan shares a story of how speaking and using scripture helped him tangibly anchor to truth and turn down the noise of the lies.

Nate looks at the process of inner transformation. Our identity precedes our behavior, so we need to take a look at what is shaping us. Is it external pressures that are shaping us? Or are our minds being renewed?