Chapel in the Hills

Perfect love is a gift from God, and it is displayed in the character of God, the cross of Christ, the confession of Jesus, and our confidence in judgement.

You must correctly identify who Jesus is, and place your faith in Him to be saved, and then join the mission of the church to spread His name to the end of the earth.

We must avoid the hypocritical traditions of man-made religion, which are usually based on legalism or pragmatism, and remain committed to the pure Word of God, which is without hypocrisy.

We must look to God's Word to correctly interpret the signs of the times, and all people should look to the sign of Jonah, which is the Gospel, to be saved from the coming judgment.

Come to Jesus with your sins, and He will give you mercy, help you with your troubles, and feed you with His body and blood, for He will accept all who come to Him by faith.

Genuine Christians will test and avoid false teachers and will recognize that true teachers possess the Spirit of God, preach Jesus Christ as the risen Lord, and are of the truth.

Those who truly belong to God will love one another, not out of obligation or fear, but after the pattern of Jesus, and thus receive the blessing of assurance and a trustworthy confidence

Do not fall for the traditions of man that contradict the Word of God, but rather seek to live according to God's Word with all your heart.

We must rightly see Jesus for who He is, more than an earthly king, and keep our eyes of faith fixed upon Him as we walk through this dark world.

We must come to Jesus with our needs, recognizing we are not capable of fulfilling His will with our supply, and can trust Him with he results of our lives.

Beware of preaching that tickles your ears and hardens your heart to sin, rather, place yourself under the prophetic proclamation of God's Word that brings conviction of sin.

Do not reject Jesus and take offense at His teachings, and thus obstruct Christ's favor and blessing in your life.

See the Kingdom of Heaven as the priceless possession that is worth everything we have, and once we possess such a treasure, we should seek to share it with others generously.

The eternal harvest is coming, and Jesus will eternally separate the wheat and the tares. Are you listening?

Jesus inaugurated an invisible kingdom that begins in the hearts of His people, which will remain invisible until His Second Coming, but is growing up alongside the visible kingdoms of this world that Satan rules.

Jesus teaches that people hear His Word in one of four ways (3 Negative, 1 Positive), and He desirers that His Word would take root and produce fruit in our lives.

Jesus hardens the hearts of those who continually reject Him and His Word, and He multiplies truth in those who seek Him and His Word. Therefore, we must always aim to seek Him in faith.

James reveals the tongue as the agent of great power, which enlightens believers to the reality that self-control over the whole body begins and is dependent upon controlling our tongue.

We must walk in a manner worthy of Christ by putting off the old self and by putting on Christ, doing all things in love.

Beware the dangers of moralism, which drives us from our need for God's grace and mercy; instead, be broken before God in repentance, recognizing your great need for Him.

We must believe in the sign of Jonah, which is the proof of Jesus' resurrection, to correctly identify who Jesus is and receive eternal life.

Our words reveal the state of our hearts, either justifying us or condemning us.

Do not reject the illuminating work of the Holy Spirit in your life by hardening your heart against Christ and His Gospel, and so regard God's grace as demonically evil.

We must listen to our conscience that bears witness to God's moral and written law that we are fallen and in need of a Redeemer.

We must know and meditate on the Word of God to be conformed to the image of Christ through the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

Hear the soundless words that God speaks continually through His creation, and be amazed by His glory by meditating on the word of His hands.

To stand amidst trials, Christians need to be reminded of the benefits of the new birth, all of which are centered on Christ Himself.

True believers have a new nature incompatible with a life characterized by unbroken habitual sin. Our lives are now being conformed to God's Law, Christ's work, and the Spirit's ministry, characterized by the practice of righteousness.

True believers will remain in fellowship with Christ, and when we abide in Him, children of God experience the blessings, assurance, and hope that come through communion with Him.

It is essential that Christians believe and defend the doctrine of the resurrection, because if a Christian abandoned this essential doctrine, there are seven severe consequences.

Jesus, our promised Messiah came as Isaiah's servant to save his people among the Jews, and the Gentiles, those wo are wear and heavy laden.

Jesus is both the Lord of the Sabbath and our Sabbath rest. His sacrifice is greater than all the sacrifices performed at the temple and provides mercy to His people.

The only way that we can have access to the Father through His Son, Who requires that we come to Him in humility and repentance.

We must not criticize God's plan and be calloused toward the promised coming of His Son, our Messiah.

We must follow John's example in both his character and in his conviction, to point others to Christ and to continually proclaim the coming of His kingdom.

James anchors the main theme of the whole epistle: that godly virtue will always supplement genuine faith. One cannot exist without the other. Such as a body is lifeless without the spirit, faith is lifeless without works. Therefore, works, specifically works that align with God's will through the life of the believer (or lack thereof), offer a true test of genuine faith.

We must examine our unbiblical expectations, which often lead us to doubt in God's plan and even towards being offended by God and by His people.

Those who are worthy of Christ are those who prioritize Him, and those who belong to Him, above everything and everyone else.

The world will mistreat Jesus' disciples, but we, as Jesus' disciples, should never fear man; rather, we should only fear our loving Father.

As Jesus' disciples, we must live on mission, knowing we will be persecuted, but we must persevere to the end, trusting in the God who sustains us.

Those who possess true, saving faith, will manifest a measure of the "produce of grace" in their lives: good works. Faith in God's existence and reality is something that even the demons possess, and if faith does not possess works, it is dead.

There have always been those, and more will come, who actively oppose Christ and the Gospel; Christians must resist such error and persevere in the truth of God as revealed by the Spirit in the Scriptures.

Jesus causes His disciples to live in dependence upon the Lord's provision as we serve Him in our calling.

The Twelve Apostles received authority from Christ to build the Church, of which we are beneficiaries.

Look to the Promised Seed, Who was born of a virgin, and is the only one Who provides victory over the serpent, who is Satan

We must not doubt the goodness of God's Word, like Adam and Eve, but must humbly trust and obey His Word in every area of life.

We must endeavor to be devoted to God's Word through learning and meditation, which will have a dramatic impact on our desires and affections.

In order to live the life of blessing, you must commit your life to the obedience of God's Word, always seeking to find your safety and protection in God's divine revelation.

Our response to the lost world should be like Jesus, who had compassion for the lost and commanded his followers to pray for the salvation of the lost.