Podcast appearances and mentions of justin chapman

Justin Chapman, General Manager of the New Hotel Champlain, a Curio Collection by Hilton Property, joins Kurt & Anthony to talk about all the activity at the Hotel.

Being set apart for God means we are viewed as strange and weird. We are called not to fit into the mold of this world but to be transformed by renewing our minds through God's truth in the Scripture. In this sermon, Pastor Justin shows us how to live out our faith in ways that may seem counter-cultural, yet beautifully align with God's purposes.

What we believe about the future will determine and shape how we live in the present. In the last segment of studying our mission statement, we look into how it is the glory of God that is the good of all people. We need God's vision of his glory to sustain God's way for our life as a church.

What we believe about the future will determine and shape how we live in the present. In the last segment of studying our mission statement, we look into how it is the glory of God that is the good of all people. We need God's vision of his glory to sustain God's way for our life as a church.

In this sermon, we will look at what we value as a church. Drawing from the imagery and theology of John's prologue, Pastor Justin unpacks how Jesus, as the Word made flesh, reveals the truth, grace, and changing power of God.

In this sermon, we will look at what we value as a church. Drawing from the imagery and theology of John's prologue, Pastor Justin unpacks how Jesus, as the Word made flesh, reveals the truth, grace, and changing power of God.

In this new series, we revisit the reason why our church exists and what we value as God's people. We will look at the story of Zacchaeus' encounter with Jesus and how it challenges us to live out our mission of making disciples because making disciples is the mission of Jesus.

In this new series, we revisit the reason why our church exists and what we value as God's people. We will look at the story of Zacchaeus' encounter with Jesus and how it challenges us to live out our mission of making disciples because making disciples is the mission of Jesus.

What do you think you need to have for you to be content in life? In 1 Timothy 6, Paul warns the believers against false doctrine and harmful desires. Here, we learn that what makes us truly rich does not come from contentment brought by earthly wealth but in taking hold of eternal life in Jesus.

What do you think you need to have for you to be content in life? In 1 Timothy 6, Paul warns the believers against false doctrine and harmful desires. Here, we learn that what makes us truly rich does not come from contentment brought by earthly wealth but in taking hold of eternal life in Jesus.

“Will man rob God? Yet you are robbing me.” Tithing is not giving to God but returning what rightfully belongs to him. In this sermon, we look at the importance of tithing in the Christian faith and how it unlocks God's blessings and purposes in our lives.

“Will man rob God? Yet you are robbing me.” Tithing is not giving to God but returning what rightfully belongs to him. In this sermon, we look at the importance of tithing in the Christian faith and how it unlocks God's blessings and purposes in our lives.

In Deuteronomy 8, the Israelites are given a picture of a bountiful promised land along with a reminder to remember the Lord as they enter it. Whether in lack or plenty, how we approach money reflects our relationship with God. In this sermon, we are exhorted to remember God for us to manage our money well.

In Deuteronomy 8, the Israelites are given a picture of a bountiful promised land along with a reminder to remember the Lord as they enter it. Whether in lack or plenty, how we approach money reflects our relationship with God. In this sermon, we are exhorted to remember God for us to manage our money well.

We're all going to face discouragement. We're all going to have moments of failure. We have to pre-decide to have an eternal perspective. Just like the Apostle Paul, we must fight the good fight, finish the race, and keep the faith. We must pre-decide to persevere.

We're all going to face discouragement. We're all going to have moments of failure. We have to pre-decide to have an eternal perspective. Just like the Apostle Paul, we must fight the good fight, finish the race, and keep the faith. We must pre-decide to persevere.

We're faced with many decisions that need to be made each day. In this sermon, we take a look at the life of Daniel to see how he consistently made good decisions. We find that consistent faithfulness is the key to long-term fruitfulness. If you want to be fruitful, where do you need to be consistent?

We're faced with many decisions that need to be made each day. In this sermon, we take a look at the life of Daniel to see how he consistently made good decisions. We find that consistent faithfulness is the key to long-term fruitfulness. If you want to be fruitful, where do you need to be consistent?

Making good big decisions in life often begins with making good small decisions. It's true with health, with money, and, more importantly, with following Jesus. In this first part of the series, we're looking at one of the essential pre-decisions—pre-deciding to resist temptation.

Making good big decisions in life often begins with making good small decisions. It's true with health, with money, and, more importantly, with following Jesus. In this first part of the series, we're looking at one of the essential pre-decisions—pre-deciding to resist temptation.

Happy Easter! On Easter Sunday we celebrate the historical fact of Jesus' resurrection, but have you ever wondered why God chose resurrection? In this sermon, we look at the spiritual perspective of Jesus' resurrection. In his resurrection, God exalted Jesus to a position of King of kings. 

Happy Easter! On Easter Sunday we celebrate the historical fact of Jesus' resurrection, but have you ever wondered why God chose resurrection? In this sermon, we look at the spiritual perspective of Jesus' resurrection. In his resurrection, God exalted Jesus to a position of King of kings. 

Have you ever asked, “What is God's plan for my life?” The Bible gives a clear answer to that question—God's plan is for his people to be priests. Unfortunately, the job of a priest is less familiar for us than it was for the original hearers of the New Testament letters. But by looking at Jesus' work as our great high priest, we start to grasp what it means to be his priestly people.

Have you ever asked, “What is God's plan for my life?” The Bible gives a clear answer to that question—God's plan is for his people to be priests. Unfortunately, the job of a priest is less familiar for us than it was for the original hearers of the New Testament letters. But by looking at Jesus' work as our great high priest, we start to grasp what it means to be his priestly people.

Join the cast of Knightfall as they celebrate the release of Fallout on Amazon Prime. They'll be playing Modiphus' Fallout Role Playing Game adventure, Once Upon a Time in the Wasteland.Knightfall is Rob Hunter, Justin Chapman, Richard Caposell, Paden Castle, and Zakk Saam.Support the showYou can find Knightfall online at starwarsknightfall.com or on social media @SWKnightfall. Join our Discord and hang out with us! https://discord.gg/mPmVdw5xVqThe story, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious. No identification with actual persons (living or deceased), places, buildings, and products is intended or should be inferred.

The book of Isaiah ends with a vision of new heavens and a new earth from God for his people. What's there? What's not there? How should this vision impact the way we live today? In this sermon we look to answer those questions and see how the vision of God's new world points us to the hope we have in Jesus.

The book of Isaiah ends with a vision of new heavens and a new earth from God for his people. What's there? What's not there? How should this vision impact the way we live today? In this sermon we look to answer those questions and see how the vision of God's new world points us to the hope we have in Jesus.

The Israelites were in geographical, but all humanity is in spiritual exile. We try to deal with our exile through life hacking and technique, but God has a better answer—the Servant. The Servant is the true answer to our exile, and in this sermon we explore what the Servant does to end our exile.

The Israelites were in geographical, but all humanity is in spiritual exile. We try to deal with our exile through life hacking and technique, but God has a better answer—the Servant. The Servant is the true answer to our exile, and in this sermon we explore what the Servant does to end our exile.

Every now and then, a story is inserted into the poetry of Isaiah that acts like evidence for the message. This week's story is about King Hezekiah. He faced odds that were totally against him, but it turns out chance and odds don't apply to those who are called to trust God.

Every now and then, a story is inserted into the poetry of Isaiah that acts like evidence for the message. This week's story is about King Hezekiah. He faced odds that were totally against him, but it turns out chance and odds don't apply to those who are called to trust God.

A “woe” in the Bible is an expression of dissatisfaction, anger, and sadness from God. In Isaiah 28, God's woe is directed at the leaders of Judah who have chosen to trust political alliances rather than God. God's woe against them shows us just how fragile and damaging self-reliance is, as well as what God has done to offer us something better.

A “woe” in the Bible is an expression of dissatisfaction, anger, and sadness from God. In Isaiah 28, God's woe is directed at the leaders of Judah who have chosen to trust political alliances rather than God. God's woe against them shows us just how fragile and damaging self-reliance is, as well as what God has done to offer us something better.

How do we measure holiness? Many people think that morality is the measure of holiness. That's certainly part of it, but Paul describes a holy life as one that pleases God. He also describes where we get the power to live that kind of life.

How do we measure holiness? Many people think that morality is the measure of holiness. That's certainly part of it, but Paul describes a holy life as one that pleases God. He also describes where we get the power to live that kind of life.

How can a holy God be around an unholy people? In the Bible, when unholy people get around the presence of a holy God, they die… unless there's atonement. In this sermon, we explore what the atonement sacrifices from the Old Testament point to, and what it means for how people approach God.

How can a holy God be around an unholy people? In the Bible, when unholy people get around the presence of a holy God, they die… unless there's atonement. In this sermon, we explore what the atonement sacrifices from the Old Testament point to, and what it means for how people approach God.

When Gabriel announced Jesus' birth to Mary, he addressed her as “favored one.” What God does for Mary is a small taste of what he does for the entire world through Jesus. In this sermon we look at how God's favor impacts Mary, because that same favor is available to everyone who believes in Jesus.

When Gabriel announced Jesus' birth to Mary, he addressed her as “favored one.” What God does for Mary is a small taste of what he does for the entire world through Jesus. In this sermon we look at how God's favor impacts Mary, because that same favor is available to everyone who believes in Jesus.

What's your biggest financial fear? According to the author of Hebrews, that fear will keep you from doing what God wants you to do with your money. The answer is simple yet profound: God is our helper.

What's your biggest financial fear? According to the author of Hebrews, that fear will keep you from doing what God wants you to do with your money. The answer is simple yet profound: God is our helper.

Chapters 13–23 are full of judgment passages against seven different nations. The passage addressed to Egypt makes the target clear—pride. God confronts their pride, yet judgment is the very instrument God uses to transform Egypt into a worshiping nations. In this sermon, we explore what Egypt's story has to do with us.

Chapters 13–23 are full of judgment passages against seven different nations. The passage addressed to Egypt makes the target clear—pride. God confronts their pride, yet judgment is the very instrument God uses to transform Egypt into a worshiping nations. In this sermon, we explore what Egypt's story has to do with us.

God promised to transform Judah from something rotten into something beautiful. But how? Instead of getting the “how” we get to the “who.” God promises to use Isaiah in the transformation process. Isaiah's call informs the call of every disciple of Jesus, and shows us how God uses us in his plan to renew our world.

God promised to transform Judah from something rotten into something beautiful. But how? Instead of getting the “how” we get to the “who.” God promises to use Isaiah in the transformation process. Isaiah's call informs the call of every disciple of Jesus, and shows us how God uses us in his plan to renew our world.

We kick off season one of a series in Isaiah this week. The first chapter introduces us to the book as a whole, and what we see is a promise of transformation for Judah. It leaves us with the question: How will this Judah become that Judah? And that question leads to other questions: How will this church become that church? How will this me become that me? Isaiah 1 points us to the answer.

We kick off season one of a series in Isaiah this week. The first chapter introduces us to the book as a whole, and what we see is a promise of transformation for Judah. It leaves us with the question: How will this Judah become that Judah? And that question leads to other questions: How will this church become that church? How will this me become that me? Isaiah 1 points us to the answer.

You might not think of yourself as an angry person, but we've all been angry at someone. Relational anger is a big deal, and if we mishandle it, Paul says we give “an opportunity to the devil.” But there's a better way—a way made possible by the gospel.

You might not think of yourself as an angry person, but we've all been angry at someone. Relational anger is a big deal, and if we mishandle it, Paul says we give “an opportunity to the devil.” But there's a better way—a way made possible by the gospel.

Anxiety is something we all experience. Yet just because it's a normal experience, the Bible says we don't need to remain consistently anxious. In this sermon we look at where anxiety comes from and how to ensure that it doesn't stick around.