Renewal Chapels

As we step into a new year, we are reminded that our hope is not found in fresh resolutions or turning the calendar—but in the faithfulness of God who makes all things new. New Beginnings & Living Hope is a sermon series that invites us to anchor our future in the promises of God fulfilled through Jesus Christ.Drawing from the promise of the New Covenant in Jeremiah, the assurance of our identity and inheritance in Ephesians, and the angel’s message of “Do not be afraid” in Luke’s Gospel, this series explores how God renews hearts, restores hope, and calls His people forward with confidence and purpose.Together, we will discover that:- God writes His law upon our hearts and offers forgiveness through Christ- We are blessed, chosen, and sealed by the Holy Spirit- Fear gives way to faith when we trust in God’s presence- New beginnings flow from obedience and hope rooted in ChristWhether you are stepping into this year with excitement or uncertainty, this series reminds us that our future is secure because it rests in God’s covenant faithfulness. In Christ, the old has passed away, and a new life—marked by grace, hope, and purpose—has begun.

Today, we close out our series Breakthrough. In this week's message you will discover that person in your life that has been a true role model and you didn't even realize it.

Happy New Year: In the first series of 2020, we take a look at the vision that God has for his church in a four part series.

In a world that pulls our hearts in a thousand directions, Scripture reminds us that Jesus is not meant to be an accessory in our lives—He is the center of all things. From truth to prayer, from reconciliation to transformation, everything we need flows from Him. Today we’ll look at the book of Colossians and discover that Jesus is supreme, sufficient, and the only foundation that holds our lives together.

"Sync" A new series from Pastor Mark.

In the opening message, Scripture challenges us to reflect deeply on our spiritual condition and motives. Jesus reminds us in Matthew 9:9–13 that He came not for the self-righteous, but for those who recognize their need for grace—calling us to follow Him with humility and mercy. Paul warns in 2 Thessalonians 2:7–10 and 1 Peter 4:17 that God’s people must remain grounded in truth, allowing the Spirit to search and refine our hearts rather than drifting into deception or complacency.This series also emphasizes joyful generosity as a natural response to God’s grace. In 2 Corinthians 8:1–5 and 2 Corinthians 9:6–11, we see that generosity flows not from obligation, but from hearts fully surrendered to Christ—trusting God to provide as we faithfully sow into His work and the lives of others.Finally, passages like 2 Corinthians 13:5 invite us into honest self-examination, asking whether we are truly living out our faith with intention. Together, these Scriptures challenge us to move beyond passive Christianity and step into lives marked by obedience, truth, generosity, and love.Living Intentionally for God and Others is an invitation to align our hearts with Christ, our lives with truth, and our actions with joyful generosity—for the glory of God and the good of others.

In the first installment from our Christmas series "Love Came Down". In the season of Advent we hear the prayer of Israel calling out to our father waiting on the messiah that will forgive them of all their iniquities.

In our new sermon series, "Semper Reformanda," we will explore the importance of always reforming. In a constantly changing world, we believe that our hearts must also be open to change while remaining guarded against worldly desires. This series will inspire and challenge us to seek continuous growth and transformation in our faith.

Do you ever have wonder? In our culture today, do you ever think we experience wonder? In today message, Pastor Mark share with the congregation what it means to wonder.

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When we face trials and suffering, our natural response is often to question God's presence or wonder what we've done wrong. Yet this powerful message from 1 Peter 1:6-9 turns that understanding completely upside down. Like a blacksmith who places precious metal into the fire not to destroy it but to refine it, God allows and sometimes even brings trials into our lives as proof that He hasn't abandoned us—He's still shaping us. The fire, the hammer, the anvil—these aren't signs of rejection but of being chosen. Peter reminds us that the genuineness of our faith is more precious than gold, and like gold, it must be tested by fire. The beautiful paradox at the heart of this passage is that we can experience joy inexpressible and full of glory even in the midst of distress, not because we deny our pain, but because our joy is grounded in something deeper than circumstances. It's rooted in God's mercy, Christ's sacrifice, and the living hope we have through the resurrection. When we regularly preach the gospel to ourselves—remembering what God has done for us in choosing us, saving us, and promising us an imperishable inheritance—we find strength to rejoice even when life feels unbearably hard. This isn't about pretending everything is fine; it's about looking honestly at our suffering while simultaneously clinging to the unchanging character of God and the certainty of His promises.

In a world that feels increasingly unstable, where do we anchor our identity? This powerful message from 1 Peter 1:1-5 challenges us to stop seeking stability in our circumstances, abilities, or self-improvement strategies, and instead to root ourselves in who we are in Christ. The sermon introduces us to four foundational truths about our identity: we are elect, chosen by God Himself; we are exiles, not belonging to this fallen world but to heaven; we are sanctified, set apart by the Holy Spirit; and we are cleansed by Christ's blood. But knowing these truths isn't enough—we must live from them. When someone cuts us off in traffic, when a coworker disappoints us, when conflict arises at home, do we react from our wounded ego or respond from our identity as God's chosen children? The message uses the vivid illustration of funeral flowers—beautiful but dead, cut off from their roots—to describe the kind of hope many Christians carry: attractive on the surface but disconnected from the source of life. In contrast, Peter offers us a 'living hope' rooted in the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This hope doesn't fade, doesn't perish, and cannot be defiled because it's grounded not in our strength but in God's eternal power. We're invited to look up to God who planned our salvation, look back at His mercy shown on the cross, look inward at the new life He's given us, and look forward to our imperishable inheritance in heaven. The question isn't whether we can manage life better—it's whether we'll stop eating the husks of our old life and return to the Father who guards us with His almighty power.

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In a world that feels increasingly unstable, where can we find our footing? This powerful message from 1 Peter reminds us that our stability doesn't come from our circumstances, our achievements, or even what others think of us. Instead, it comes from understanding our true identity in Christ. Before we ever face a single trial, before we experience rejection or suffering, God has already made four profound declarations about us: we are chosen by Him, we are called to be different as aliens in this world, we are uniquely gifted and sanctified by the Spirit, and we have been given clear direction and purpose through Christ's blood. These truths aren't just comforting thoughts—they're the foundation that keeps us standing when everything around us shakes. The storms of life will come to everyone, believer and unbeliever alike, but the question isn't whether the storms will arrive. The question is: what foundation are we building our lives upon? When we root our identity in being chosen by God rather than in feelings, performance, or people's approval, we discover a stability that persecution, physical pain, and life's hardships cannot destroy. This is the difference between the house built on sand and the house built on rock—not fewer storms, but a foundation that holds.

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This powerful message reminds us that God never wastes our pain. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 4:17 and Romans 8:28-29, we discover that every trial we face is part of God's transformative process to make us more like Christ. The sermon challenges a common misconception about Romans 8:28, clarifying that God doesn't promise everything will work out the way we want, but rather that He causes all things to work together for good in conforming us to Christ's image. We're reminded that our most profound worship often happens in our darkest moments when God is all we have left. The message highlights how God uses trouble to get our attention, reveal what's truly inside us, and produce compassion that allows us to minister to others who face similar struggles. Just as Jesus' family tree included women with broken pasts like Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, and Bathsheba, God specializes in bringing redemption from our messiest circumstances. Our pain today may become someone else's rescue tomorrow, and the very season we think will break us might be the one where God transforms us most profoundly.

This powerful reflection on Mother's Day transcends simple appreciation to explore the profound spiritual legacy that mothers and maternal figures leave behind. Drawing from 2 Timothy 1:5, we're reminded that faith is often transferred before it's understood—children may not remember sermons, but they will remember a mother praying, believing, and standing strong when life gets hard. The message weaves through the lives of three extraordinary biblical women: Mary, who said yes to carrying the Son of God despite an unclear future; Martha, whose busy service was actually ministry in action; and Esther, who risked everything to save her people. Each woman teaches us that we are positioned on purpose, that our voice matters, and that sacrificial love changes everything. The central challenge is this: Are we willing to step forward in courage, to share our faith without embarrassment, and to recognize that we didn't end up where we are by accident? God has placed each of us in our families, workplaces, and communities to influence others. The question isn't whether we have the skills—it's whether we have the willingness to be that somebody who makes a difference rather than leaving it to someone else.

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This powerful message strips away the noise of modern self-help culture to reveal a foundational truth: our lives are not about us at all. Drawing from Colossians 1:19 and the vivid imagery of two contrasting roads, we're confronted with a choice we face daily—the cluttered, dark path of self-focus versus the illuminated way of Christ-centered service. The sermon uses the metaphor of an invention and its inventor to illustrate a profound point: just as we cannot determine the purpose of an object without consulting its creator, we cannot discover our life's purpose by looking inward. The owner's manual—Scripture—becomes our guide, answering life's most pressing questions: Why am I alive? How does life work? What should I avoid? What can I expect in the future? Through the parable of the vine and branches in John 15, we discover that apart from Christ, we can do nothing, but abiding in Him produces fruit that glorifies God. This isn't about achieving worldly success or accumulating possessions; it's about aligning ourselves with God's cosmic purpose. The challenge presented through Romans 12:1-2 calls us to present our bodies as living sacrifices and to be transformed by the renewing of our minds. The question we must each answer isn't about our religious activities or church involvement—it's deeply personal: How is our relationship with God today?

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This powerful message draws us into the beautiful imagery of clay in the hands of a potter, reminding us that spiritual growth is neither instant nor painless. We are challenged to embrace the tension that comes with transformation—the pressing, molding, and shaping that God uses to form us into vessels of purpose. The sermon walks us through key scriptures like Ephesians 4:14-15 and Romans 12:2, emphasizing that becoming like Christ requires intentional commitment, not passive waiting. We learn that growth happens through obedience, through changing how we think, and through allowing God to work both in us and with us. The military analogy of softening and establishing a beachhead illustrates how God strategically takes territory in our hearts, one battle at a time. This message calls us to patience with the process, reminding us that God cares more about our strength than our speed. We are encouraged to create environments where people can try new things and even fail without judgment, because that is where real growth happens. The central truth is clear: we are works in progress, and the same God who began this work in us will faithfully complete it.

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Psalm 23 is far more than a comforting passage for difficult times—it's a radical call to complete life reorientation. This message challenges us to move beyond merely asking God to bless our plans and instead surrender the very direction of our lives to Him. The profound confession 'The Lord is my shepherd' isn't sentimental; it's decisive. It means we step out of the driver's seat and acknowledge that the shepherd owns the sheep, leads the sheep, and takes full responsibility for their survival. At its core, sin is our selfish attempt to define our own reality, set our own direction, and seek fulfillment apart from God. True conversion isn't just adding religious beliefs to an unchanged life—it's the complete transfer of all functional authority from ourselves to God through Christ and the Holy Spirit. This reorientation happens in three powerful ways: God restores our identity in Him, recalibrates our desires around His own, and returns us to the right path of pursuing righteousness rather than selfishness. Before God propels us forward externally, He prepares us internally. He makes us lie down in green pastures, leads us beside quiet waters, and restores our souls—not through frantic activity but through faithful consistency. The ultimate aim isn't self-improvement but displaying God's glory through Christ-likeness in our daily choices.

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This powerful message challenges us to reconsider what true spiritual momentum actually looks like in our lives. Rather than measuring our faith by how busy we are, how productive we've been, or how many activities fill our calendars, we're invited into something profoundly different: a God-shaped rhythm that brings resilience instead of exhaustion. Drawing from Matthew 11:28-30, where Jesus extends His invitation to the weary and heavy-laden, we discover that rest isn't just recovery from overwork—it's a holy participation in God's own design for life. The sermon traces this rhythm back to Genesis 2, where God Himself rested on the seventh day, not because He was tired, but to establish a pattern for us before sin ever entered the world. We learn that we cannot cheat this rhythm any more than a musician can skip beats and expect the song to hold together. The message confronts our tendency to build our own cisterns—those broken systems we construct from relationships, achievements, possessions, and addictions—when God offers us a fountain of living water. Through the beautiful imagery of Psalm 23, we see what surrender to God's rhythm actually produces: abundant provision, restoration, refreshment, and righteous living. The core challenge is this: will we keep running at the world's frantic pace, or will we take Christ's yoke upon us and learn to walk at His steady, life-giving tempo?

This powerful Easter message takes us beyond the warm feelings of resurrection Sunday to explore a profound theological truth: the empty tomb is God's public declaration that Christ's sacrifice was sufficient. Drawing from Romans, Hebrews, and Philippians, we discover six transformative realities of the resurrection. Christ's rising proves that nothing more is needed for our salvation, that peaceful eternal life is assured, that condemnation has been forever eradicated, that death and the devil are conquered, that intimate union with God is now possible, and that our perseverance is guaranteed by our living Savior. The cross is where redemption was accomplished, but the resurrection is where it was confirmed and applied to our lives. We don't serve to earn salvation; we serve because we've been saved. We don't give to purchase God's favor; we give because favor has been freely given. The message then challenges us with penetrating questions: Why do we feel empty when we fill our lives with everything except Christ? Why do we feel inadequate when we refuse to empty ourselves as Jesus did? Christ emptied Himself of status, recognition, and personal ambition to become our servant and sacrifice. Our calling is to do the same, choosing obedience over comfort, Scripture over culture, and service without demanding recognition. True fullness and enoughness are found only when we empty ourselves of everything but Christ.

This powerful message takes us on a journey from Palm Sunday's triumphant hosannas to Good Friday's agonizing cry of abandonment, centering on one transformative word: nevertheless. We explore how Jesus embodied the ultimate example of overcoming resistance to God's purpose, choosing obedience despite knowing the suffering ahead. The sermon challenges us to examine our own lives through the lens of Romans 12:1-2, asking whether we're truly presenting ourselves as living sacrifices or merely asking God to bless our own agendas. Through Titian's painting of Christ carrying the cross, we're confronted with an unavoidable truth: Jesus looks directly at us, His suffering deliberate and personal, meant specifically for you and me. This isn't abstract theology but intimate relationship. The message calls us to develop a God-shaped momentum in our lives through routine, repetition, and resistance-breaking faith. When we complain about waking up thirty minutes early for prayer, we're confronted with the image of Christ willingly riding into Jerusalem knowing what Friday would bring. Our excuses become petty in light of His sacrifice. The word nevertheless becomes our hinge word, the turning point where our limitations meet God's sufficiency, where our weakness encounters His strength, and where our will surrenders to His perfect purpose.

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What does it truly mean to be faithful in a world that prizes innovation, entertainment, and constant novelty? This powerful message challenges us to reconsider the very foundation of our spiritual lives. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 4:1-2, we're reminded that Christ is searching for something specific in us—not creativity or talent, but faithfulness. Paul tells us that stewards must be found faithful, and this faithfulness is the soil in which God creates stability in our lives. The message walks us through the lives of Joseph, Moses, Abraham, and Paul himself—people who waited years, sometimes decades, in obscurity before God used them mightily. What sustained them? Faithfulness. The American church has become weak, shallow, and unsteady because we've replaced devotion to God's Word and prayer with entertainment and emotional highs. But true transformation comes when we present our bodies to God, refuse conformity to the world, and renew our minds through His Word—as Romans 12:1-2 instructs. Faithfulness isn't about perfection; it's about consistency, vulnerability, and agreement between what we profess and how we live. When Christ explores our lives like an archaeologist searching for gold, will He find faithfulness? This is the thrilling discovery He longs to make in each of us.

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This message confronts us with a profound truth: spiritual transformation doesn't happen by accident. Drawing from the lives of Daniel, Jesus, and the Apostle Paul, we discover that God-shaped momentum in our lives requires intentional, disciplined response to God's immense grace. Daniel's unwavering commitment to prayer three times daily, even when it meant facing the lion's den, shows us that faith which endures pressure is faith that was predetermined. Jesus' practice of withdrawing to solitary places for prayer, even at the height of His ministry demands, reveals that what we withdraw for determines what we return with. Paul's focused pursuit of the gospel, running with aim and boxing with purpose, demonstrates that clarity of purpose and disciplined routine sustain spiritual momentum. The central challenge is this: how can we who have received such grace be driven by anything but that grace? We're invited to bookend our days with intentional routines—scripture before screens, prayer before pressure, worship before work. Like a river that carves a canyon through steady, persistent flow, God shapes our lives not through emotional fireworks but through faithful showing up, day after day, allowing Him to gradually etch away what doesn't belong and create space for Himself in our hearts.

In the fourth message, "The Effectual Influence of Holiness: Transformation From Compromise to Harmony,” lies the foundation for the journey ahead as we step into the flow of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit together—allowing God’s movement to become the movement of our lives.Come and discover what happens when we stop stalling, stop striving, and allow God to sweep us forward into the newness of life by His grace and glory in Christ.

What does it mean to follow Jesus boldly in a world that often prefers silence? In Daring to Witness for Christ, we are reminded that every believer is called—not to fear, but to faith-filled obedience. Rooted in Jesus’ Great Commission and empowered by the Holy Spirit, this message challenges us to live as visible testimonies of God’s grace. Discover why sharing the gospel matters, what holds us back, and how God uses ordinary people to point others to extraordinary hope in Christ. Go in peace, go in power, and dare to witness. 

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In the third message, "The Effectual Influence of Holiness: Transformation From Compromise to Harmony,” lies the foundation for the journey ahead as we step into the flow of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit together—allowing God’s movement to become the movement of our lives.Come and discover what happens when we stop stalling, stop striving, and allow God to sweep us forward into the newness of life by His grace and glory in Christ.

Welcome to Sunday Worship at Renewal Chapels!We’re so glad you’ve joined us for this morning’s live broadcast. Whether you’re watching from home, on the road, or across the country — you are part of our church family.Here’s how you can stay connected with us today:🙏 Prayer Request:We’d be honored to pray with you. Submit your request here:https://renewalchapels.org/prayer-request💝 Give Online:Your generosity helps us reach more people with the hope of Christ.Give safely and securely at:https://renewalchapels.org/give📋 Connection Card:New here or want to take a next step? Fill out a digital connection card:https://renewalchapels.org/connect-card📲 Don’t forget to like, share, and comment to let us know you’re here!

In the second message, "The Power Behind Purpose: The God Who Includes Us in His Eternal Endeavors,” lays the foundation for the journey ahead as we step into the flow of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit together—allowing God’s movement to become the movement of our lives.Come and discover what happens when we stop stalling, stop striving, and allow God to sweep us forward into the newness of life by His grace and glory in Christ.

Welcome to Sunday Worship at Renewal Chapels!We’re so glad you’ve joined us for this morning’s live broadcast. Whether you’re watching from home, on the road, or across the country — you are part of our church family.Here’s how you can stay connected with us today:🙏 Prayer Request:We’d be honored to pray with you. Submit your request here:https://renewalchapels.org/prayer-request💝 Give Online:Your generosity helps us reach more people with the hope of Christ.Give safely and securely at:https://renewalchapels.org/give📋 Connection Card:New here or want to take a next step? Fill out a digital connection card:https://renewalchapels.org/connect-card📲 Don’t forget to like, share, and comment to let us know you’re here!

Our opening message, “The Gravity of Glory: The God Who Moves Us Toward Himself,” lays the foundation for the journey ahead as we step into the flow of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit together—allowing God’s movement to become the movement of our lives.Come and discover what happens when we stop stalling, stop striving, and allow God to sweep us forward into the newness of life by His grace and glory in Christ.

In the opening message, Scripture challenges us to reflect deeply on our spiritual condition and motives. Jesus reminds us in Matthew 9:9–13 that He came not for the self-righteous, but for those who recognize their need for grace—calling us to follow Him with humility and mercy. Paul warns in 2 Thessalonians 2:7–10 and 1 Peter 4:17 that God’s people must remain grounded in truth, allowing the Spirit to search and refine our hearts rather than drifting into deception or complacency.This series also emphasizes joyful generosity as a natural response to God’s grace. In 2 Corinthians 8:1–5 and 2 Corinthians 9:6–11, we see that generosity flows not from obligation, but from hearts fully surrendered to Christ—trusting God to provide as we faithfully sow into His work and the lives of others.Finally, passages like 2 Corinthians 13:5 invite us into honest self-examination, asking whether we are truly living out our faith with intention. Together, these Scriptures challenge us to move beyond passive Christianity and step into lives marked by obedience, truth, generosity, and love.Living Intentionally for God and Others is an invitation to align our hearts with Christ, our lives with truth, and our actions with joyful generosity—for the glory of God and the good of others.

Welcome to Sunday Worship at Renewal Chapels!We’re so glad you’ve joined us for this morning’s live broadcast. Whether you’re watching from home, on the road, or across the country — you are part of our church family.Here’s how you can stay connected with us today:🙏 Prayer Request:We’d be honored to pray with you. Submit your request here:https://renewalchapels.org/prayer-request💝 Give Online:Your generosity helps us reach more people with the hope of Christ.Give safely and securely at:https://renewalchapels.org/give📋 Connection Card:New here or want to take a next step? Fill out a digital connection card:https://renewalchapels.org/connect-card📲 Don’t forget to like, share, and comment to let us know you’re here!

In the opening message, Scripture challenges us to reflect deeply on our spiritual condition and motives. Jesus reminds us in Matthew 9:9–13 that He came not for the self-righteous, but for those who recognize their need for grace—calling us to follow Him with humility and mercy. Paul warns in 2 Thessalonians 2:7–10 and 1 Peter 4:17 that God’s people must remain grounded in truth, allowing the Spirit to search and refine our hearts rather than drifting into deception or complacency.This series also emphasizes joyful generosity as a natural response to God’s grace. In 2 Corinthians 8:1–5 and 2 Corinthians 9:6–11, we see that generosity flows not from obligation, but from hearts fully surrendered to Christ—trusting God to provide as we faithfully sow into His work and the lives of others.Finally, passages like 2 Corinthians 13:5 invite us into honest self-examination, asking whether we are truly living out our faith with intention. Together, these Scriptures challenge us to move beyond passive Christianity and step into lives marked by obedience, truth, generosity, and love.Living Intentionally for God and Others is an invitation to align our hearts with Christ, our lives with truth, and our actions with joyful generosity—for the glory of God and the good of others.

Welcome to Sunday Worship at Renewal Chapels!We’re so glad you’ve joined us for this morning’s live broadcast. Whether you’re watching from home, on the road, or across the country — you are part of our church family.Here’s how you can stay connected with us today:🙏 Prayer Request:We’d be honored to pray with you. Submit your request here:https://renewalchapels.org/prayer-request💝 Give Online:Your generosity helps us reach more people with the hope of Christ.Give safely and securely at:https://renewalchapels.org/give📋 Connection Card:New here or want to take a next step? Fill out a digital connection card:https://renewalchapels.org/connect-card📲 Don’t forget to like, share, and comment to let us know you’re here!

In the opening message, Scripture challenges us to reflect deeply on our spiritual condition and motives. Jesus reminds us in Matthew 9:9–13 that He came not for the self-righteous, but for those who recognize their need for grace—calling us to follow Him with humility and mercy. Paul warns in 2 Thessalonians 2:7–10 and 1 Peter 4:17 that God’s people must remain grounded in truth, allowing the Spirit to search and refine our hearts rather than drifting into deception or complacency.This series also emphasizes joyful generosity as a natural response to God’s grace. In 2 Corinthians 8:1–5 and 2 Corinthians 9:6–11, we see that generosity flows not from obligation, but from hearts fully surrendered to Christ—trusting God to provide as we faithfully sow into His work and the lives of others.Finally, passages like 2 Corinthians 13:5 invite us into honest self-examination, asking whether we are truly living out our faith with intention. Together, these Scriptures challenge us to move beyond passive Christianity and step into lives marked by obedience, truth, generosity, and love.Living Intentionally for God and Others is an invitation to align our hearts with Christ, our lives with truth, and our actions with joyful generosity—for the glory of God and the good of others.

Welcome to Sunday Worship at Renewal Chapels!We’re so glad you’ve joined us for this morning’s live broadcast. Whether you’re watching from home, on the road, or across the country — you are part of our church family.Here’s how you can stay connected with us today:🙏 Prayer Request:We’d be honored to pray with you. Submit your request here:https://renewalchapels.org/prayer-request💝 Give Online:Your generosity helps us reach more people with the hope of Christ.Give safely and securely at:https://renewalchapels.org/give📋 Connection Card:New here or want to take a next step? Fill out a digital connection card:https://renewalchapels.org/connect-card📲 Don’t forget to like, share, and comment to let us know you’re here!

Welcome to Sunday Worship at Renewal Chapels!We’re so glad you’ve joined us for this morning’s live broadcast. Whether you’re watching from home, on the road, or across the country — you are part of our church family.Here’s how you can stay connected with us today:🙏 Prayer Request:We’d be honored to pray with you. Submit your request here:https://renewalchapels.org/prayer-request💝 Give Online:Your generosity helps us reach more people with the hope of Christ.Give safely and securely at:https://renewalchapels.org/give📋 Connection Card:New here or want to take a next step? Fill out a digital connection card:https://renewalchapels.org/connect-card📲 Don’t forget to like, share, and comment to let us know you’re here!

Welcome to Sunday Worship at Renewal Chapels!We’re so glad you’ve joined us for this morning’s live broadcast. Whether you’re watching from home, on the road, or across the country — you are part of our church family.Here’s how you can stay connected with us today:🙏 Prayer Request:We’d be honored to pray with you. Submit your request here:https://renewalchapels.org/prayer-request💝 Give Online:Your generosity helps us reach more people with the hope of Christ.Give safely and securely at:https://renewalchapels.org/give📋 Connection Card:New here or want to take a next step? Fill out a digital connection card:https://renewalchapels.org/connect-card📲 Don’t forget to like, share, and comment to let us know you’re here!

Welcome to Sunday Worship at Renewal Chapels!We’re so glad you’ve joined us for this morning’s live broadcast. Whether you’re watching from home, on the road, or across the country — you are part of our church family.Here’s how you can stay connected with us today:🙏 Prayer Request:We’d be honored to pray with you. Submit your request here:https://renewalchapels.org/prayer-request💝 Give Online:Your generosity helps us reach more people with the hope of Christ.Give safely and securely at:https://renewalchapels.org/give📋 Connection Card:New here or want to take a next step? Fill out a digital connection card:https://renewalchapels.org/connect-card📲 Don’t forget to like, share, and comment to let us know you’re here!