The Chapel in Wadsworth

To The Ends of the Earth

We considered that every believer is part of a "royal priesthood" called to both an inward-facing role of worshiping God and an outward-facing role of sharing the Gospel. As the church body, we are called to align our earthly priorities with the realities of heaven through local and global mission.

Heavenly Humanity on Earth Part 2

Humanity is aching for a kind of life it cannot manufacture on it's own. The future re-creation that humanity longs for has broken into the present through Jesus. We can't do the Lord's work without the Lord's way. His way is empowered by the Holy Spirit. We, the church, are the Spirit filled, Heavenly Humanity on Earth.

Heavenly Humanity on Earth

This week we considered that God’s primary mission is recreation of the world through Jesus. The church is called to be a "new humanity" empowered by the Holy Spirit. We have a personal invitation to allow God into the "wastelands" of their own lives—such as broken habits or stagnant desires—to begin His recreative work from the inside out, through the Spirit.

Vision Sunday

This week we answer the question for our church; how do we as the church grow as followers of Christ in the work that the Lord is doing here in Wadsworth? To understand this, we are breaking it down into four environments, or spaces we participate with God in our discipleship to Jesus.

Great Doubt to Great Joy

As we look at the conclusion of the Gospel of Luke, we see that the Resurrection of Jesus is a physical reality that transforms fear and doubt into great joy. Encountering the living Jesus provides an objective anchor and "peace" in an unsettling, rapidly changing world. This peace is not merely as the absence of conflict, but the restoration of all things to God's original design. Are we living using the strength of the Holy Spirit to reflect this divine peace in our daily relationships, families, and vocations?