Sunday Worship (Full Service) | May 3rd, 2026

Sunday Worship (Full Service) | May 24th, 2026

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 [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 [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 [https://renewalchapels.org/connect-card] 📲 Don’t forget to like, share, and comment to let us know you’re here!

Elect Exiles: Identity Before Endurance

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.

Sunday Worship (Full Service) | May 17th, 2026

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 [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 [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 [https://renewalchapels.org/connect-card] 📲 Don’t forget to like, share, and comment to let us know you’re here!

Transformed By Trouble

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.

Chosen, Called, and Courageous: A Faith That Shapes Generations

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.