The Great Thing About New Members is That They Bring New Energy to our Chapel Soul.
John and Nancy Smith
September 15, 2021Now I’d always known about Jesus since I was a kid. I'd always known he was an amazing guy: He was the son of God-he did amazing miracles. My parents taught me and modelled the Christian life. I knew that Jesus loved me, that he had died for my sins. And I believed it. But maybe what I didn't realize was this. That Jesus was the man I could never be. Jesus died on the cross for his enemies. I reckon I could die for my wife and kids. But my enemies-no way! Jesus was the true man, the real man. He did the hardest Job. And he did it so that I don't have to be
Robert and Kylie Smith
September 26, 2021Ever since I gave up farming, I've noticed a change in my life. Kylie tells me I’m more comfortable in myself now. When I introduce myself to people I don't feel like I need to say that I use to be a farmer. I'm not embarrassed to say I work for a church—a job that from the outside is looked at as a weak, unmanly job. The beautiful thing now is that since surrendering my focus on manhood I've become more of a man than I ever was. And it's because of Jesus.
Mark and Barbara Simpson
September 10, 2021Now I’d always known about Jesus since I was a kid. I'd always known he was an amazing guy: He was the son of God-he did amazing miracles. My parents taught me and modelled the Christian life. I knew that Jesus loved me, that he had died for my sins. And I believed it. But maybe what I didn't realize was this. That Jesus was the man I could never be. Jesus died on the cross for his enemies. I reckon I could die for my wife and kids. But my enemies-no way! Jesus was the true man, the real man. He did the hardest Job. And he did it so that I don't have to be
Chirs and Rebecca Shriner
September 2, 2021Ever since I gave up farming, I've noticed a change in my life. Kylie tells me I’m more comfortable in myself now. When I introduce myself to people I don't feel like I need to say that I use to be a farmer. I'm not embarrassed to say I work for a church—a job that from the outside is looked at as a weak, unmanly job. The beautiful thing now is that since surrendering my focus on manhood I've become more of a man than I ever was. And it's because of Jesus.