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Weekly teaching from Salem Chapel, a church in Winston-Salem, NC. Our mission is to glorify God by making and mobilizing disciples who represent the gospel to every man, woman and child.
The power of the gospel transforms how I view myself, relate to others, and face opposition as a part of Christ’s Church.
The Power of the Gospel leads us to kill sin in our lives, to live as a son and daughter of God and to have hope for a new future
The power of the gospel always gives you much more grace than you can ever lose from your sin.
The power of the gospel is the difference maker for navigating through this life.For the first half of 2024, we’re going to slow down and walk chapter by chapter through the book of Romans so we can discover together exactly how powerful the work of Jesus on the cross is to every piece of our lives – today, tomorrow, and forever.
The power of the gospel credits Jesus’ righteousness to cancel out your sinfulness before God.
For the first half of 2024, we’re going to slow down and walk chapter by chapter through the book of Romans so we can discover together exactly how powerful the work of Jesus on the cross is to every piece of our lives – today, tomorrow, and forever.
The power of the gospel gives you an unshakeable confidence for living.
For the first half of 2024, we’re going to slow down and walk chapter by chapter through the book of Romans so we can discover together exactly how powerful the work of Jesus on the cross is to every piece of our lives – today, tomorrow, and forever.
The power of the gospel frees me from the hopeless cycle of self-justification.
For the first half of 2024, we’re going to slow down and walk chapter by chapter through the book of Romans so we can discover together exactly how powerful the work of Jesus on the cross is to every piece of our lives – today, tomorrow, and forever.
The power of the gospel exposes your self-righteousness.
For the first half of 2024, we’re going to slow down and walk chapter by chapter through the book of Romans so we can discover together exactly how powerful the work of Jesus on the cross is to every piece of our lives – today, tomorrow, and forever.
The power of the gospel exposes counterfeit worship.
For the first half of 2024, we’re going to slow down and walk chapter by chapter through the book of Romans so we can discover together exactly how powerful the work of Jesus on the cross is to every piece of our lives – today, tomorrow, and forever.
The power of the gospel changes what you value.
For the first half of 2024, we’re going to slow down and walk chapter by chapter through the book of Romans so we can discover together exactly how powerful the work of Jesus on the cross is to every piece of our lives – today, tomorrow, and forever.
The power of the gospel changes your outlook on life.
For the first half of 2024, we’re going to slow down and walk chapter by chapter through the book of Romans so we can discover together exactly how powerful the work of Jesus on the cross is to every piece of our lives – today, tomorrow, and forever.
The characters in all our favorite Christmas stories – Mary, Joseph, the Shepherds, and the Wise Men – all received information that shook up their lives and caused them to fear. This December, we’re going to look at their stories and see how the Angel of the Lord invited them not to fear, but rather to trust in what the Lord had declared.
We invite you to join us so you can begin to develop the faith needed to not be afraid of what the future holds but instead hold fast to the promises God has for you.
The characters in all our favorite Christmas stories – Mary, Joseph, the Shepherds, and the Wise Men – all received information that shook up their lives and caused them to fear. This December, we’re going to look at their stories and see how the Angel of the Lord invited them not to fear, but rather to trust in what the Lord had declared.
The characters in all our favorite Christmas stories – Mary, Joseph, the Shepherds, and the Wise Men – all received information that shook up their lives and caused them to fear. This December, we’re going to look at their stories and see how the Angel of the Lord invited them not to fear, but rather to trust in what the Lord had declared.We invite you to join us so you can begin to develop the faith needed to not be afraid of what the future holds but instead hold fast to the promises God has for you.
The characters in all our favorite Christmas stories – Mary, Joseph, the Shepherds, and the Wise Men – all received information that shook up their lives and caused them to fear. This December, we’re going to look at their stories and see how the Angel of the Lord invited them not to fear, but rather to trust in what the Lord had declared.
We invite you to join us so you can begin to develop the faith needed to not be afraid of what the future holds but instead hold fast to the promises God has for you.
This three week teaching series shows us how every time God tells us to wait, he also gives us a promise of what He will do if we trust His timing.
We invite you to join us so you can develop the strength you need to soar in the waiting.
This three week teaching series shows us how every time God tells us to wait, he also gives us a promise of what He will do if we trust His timing.
We invite you to join us so you can develop the strength you need to soar in the waiting.
This three week teaching series shows us how every time God tells us to wait, he also gives us a promise of what He will do if we trust His timing.
We invite you to join us so you can develop the strength you need to soar in the waiting.
What’s the role of the church in our culture? That’s a question many are asking both inside the church walls and throughout our city as well.
The good news is Jesus tells us exactly what we are to do. Over the next eight weeks we’ll be looking at what Jesus said to seven specific churches thousands of years ago and learn how we can apply the same principles to what he’s called Salem Chapel to be - and do - today.
What’s the role of the church in our culture? That’s a question many are asking both inside the church walls and throughout our city as well.
The good news is Jesus tells us exactly what we are to do. Over the next eight weeks we’ll be looking at what Jesus said to seven specific churches thousands of years ago and learn how we can apply the same principles to what he’s called Salem Chapel to be - and do - today.
What’s the role of the church in our culture? That’s a question many are asking both inside the church walls and throughout our city as well.
The good news is Jesus tells us exactly what we are to do. Over the next eight weeks we’ll be looking at what Jesus said to seven specific churches thousands of years ago and learn how we can apply the same principles to what he’s called Salem Chapel to be - and do - today.
What’s the role of the church in our culture? That’s a question many are asking both inside the church walls and throughout our city as well.
The good news is Jesus tells us exactly what we are to do. Over the next eight weeks we’ll be looking at what Jesus said to seven specific churches thousands of years ago and learn how we can apply the same principles to what he’s called Salem Chapel to be - and do - today.
This week Pastor Phil shares a message from Matthew 6:24-34 where we see that anxiety is inviting us into greater devotion to God and to rest on how he cares for us
This week Pastor Johnny shares a message from Psalm 143 where we see that the most repetitious choice you make every day is whether you will choose to worship rather than worry.
This week Pastor Johnny shares a message from Proverbs 3:5-6 where we see that clear direction is the result of complete submission to our Heavenly Father.
This week Pastor Aaron shares a message from 1 Corinthians 15 where we are reminded that the resurrection is the guarantee death has been defeated, giving us confidence and hope.
This week Pastor Phil shares a message from Galatians 5:16-25 about living a fruitful life.
This week Pastor Mark shares a message from John 11 about waiting on God. Because Jesus is The Resurrection and The Life, we can wait on Him to work powerfully in our lives.
This week Pastor Aaron shares a message from Psalm 52 where we see that our trust in God’s Enduring Love shapes our response to evil.
This week Pastor Mark shares a message from Matthew 11:25-12:8 where we are reminded that Jesus offers generous rest for weary and burdened souls.
Many of the biggest problems in our culture today stem from the same issue: our identity. We let our jobs, kids, relationship status, race, gender, and political affiliation define who we are instead of finding our identity first and foremost in Jesus.
We’re walking through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians to discover that Jesus’ love provides the hope, purpose, and ultimately the true identity our hearts long for.
Visit salemchapel.org/watch to view more messages from this series
Many of the biggest problems in our culture today stem from the same issue: our identity. We let our jobs, kids, relationship status, race, gender, and political affiliation define who we are instead of finding our identity first and foremost in Jesus.
We’re walking through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians to discover that Jesus’ love provides the hope, purpose, and ultimately the true identity our hearts long for.
Visit salemchapel.org/watch to view more messages from this series
Many of the biggest problems in our culture today stem from the same issue: our identity. We let our jobs, kids, relationship status, race, gender, and political affiliation define who we are instead of finding our identity first and foremost in Jesus.
We’re walking through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians to discover that Jesus’ love provides the hope, purpose, and ultimately the true identity our hearts long for.
Visit salemchapel.org/watch to view more messages from this series
Many of the biggest problems in our culture today stem from the same issue: our identity. We let our jobs, kids, relationship status, race, gender, and political affiliation define who we are instead of finding our identity first and foremost in Jesus.
We’re walking through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians to discover that Jesus’ love provides the hope, purpose, and ultimately the true identity our hearts long for.
Visit salemchapel.org/watch to view more messages from this series
Many of the biggest problems in our culture today stem from the same issue: our identity. We let our jobs, kids, relationship status, race, gender, and political affiliation define who we are instead of finding our identity first and foremost in Jesus.
We’re walking through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians to discover that Jesus’ love provides the hope, purpose, and ultimately the true identity our hearts long for.
Visit salemchapel.org/watch to view more messages from this series
Many of the biggest problems in our culture today stem from the same issue: our identity. We let our jobs, kids, relationship status, race, gender, and political affiliation define who we are instead of finding our identity first and foremost in Jesus.
We’re walking through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians to discover that Jesus’ love provides the hope, purpose, and ultimately the true identity our hearts long for.
Visit salemchapel.org/watch to view more messages from this series
Many of the biggest problems in our culture today stem from the same issue: our identity. We let our jobs, kids, relationship status, race, gender, and political affiliation define who we are instead of finding our identity first and foremost in Jesus.
We’re walking through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians to discover that Jesus’ love provides the hope, purpose, and ultimately the true identity our hearts long for.
Visit salemchapel.org/watch to view more messages from this series
Many of the biggest problems in our culture today stem from the same issue: our identity. We let our jobs, kids, relationship status, race, gender, and political affiliation define who we are instead of finding our identity first and foremost in Jesus.
We’re walking through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians to discover that Jesus’ love provides the hope, purpose, and ultimately the true identity our hearts long for.
Visit salemchapel.org/watch to view more messages from this series
Many of the biggest problems in our culture today stem from the same issue: our identity. We let our jobs, kids, relationship status, race, gender, and political affiliation define who we are instead of finding our identity first and foremost in Jesus.
We’re walking through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians to discover that Jesus’ love provides the hope, purpose, and ultimately the true identity our hearts long for.
Visit salemchapel.org/watch to view more messages from this series
Many of the biggest problems in our culture today stem from the same issue: our identity. We let our jobs, kids, relationship status, race, gender, and political affiliation define who we are instead of finding our identity first and foremost in Jesus.
We’re walking through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians to discover that Jesus’ love provides the hope, purpose, and ultimately the true identity our hearts long for.
Visit salemchapel.org/watch to view more messages from this series
Many of the biggest problems in our culture today stem from the same issue: our identity. We let our jobs, kids, relationship status, race, gender, and political affiliation define who we are instead of finding our identity first and foremost in Jesus.
We’re walking through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians to discover that Jesus’ love provides the hope, purpose, and ultimately the true identity our hearts long for.
Visit salemchapel.org/watch to view more messages from this series
You are appreciated.
Many of the biggest problems in our culture today stem from the same issue: our identity. We let our jobs, kids, relationship status, race, gender, and political affiliation define who we are instead of finding our identity first and foremost in Jesus.
We’re walking through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians to discover that Jesus’ love provides the hope, purpose, and ultimately the true identity our hearts long for.
Visit salemchapel.org/watch to view more messages from this series
You are blessed in Jesus Christ.
Many of the biggest problems in our culture today stem from the same issue: our identity. We let our jobs, kids, relationship status, race, gender, and political affiliation be the ultimate definer of who we are instead of finding our identity first and foremost in Jesus.
We’re walking through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians to discover that Jesus’ love provides the hope, purpose, and ultimately the true identity our hearts long for.
Visit salemchapel.org/watch to view more messages from this series
Many of the biggest problems in our culture today stem from the same issue: our identity.We let our jobs, kids, relationship status, race, gender, and political affiliation be the ultimate definer of who we are instead of finding our identity first and foremost in Jesus.
Over the next 14 weeks, we’re going to walk through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. What we’ll find is a culture asking many of the same questions we are asking today. But we will also discover that Jesus’ love provides the hope, purpose, and ultimately the true identity our hearts long for.
The key to hearing God’s voice above the noise of my circumstances is to apply what I know of God’s heart.
We are studying 1 Samuel together to learn from the mistakes God’s people made chasing worldly satisfaction and ultimately see that only one King can guide us to the things our hearts desire.
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Prolonged adversity can make you vulnerable to poor decision-making.
We are studying 1 Samuel together to learn from the mistakes God’s people made chasing worldly satisfaction and ultimately see that only one King can guide us to the things our hearts desire.
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God uses the uncertainty of life’s circumstances to strengthen your certainty in His character.
We are studying 1 Samuel together to learn from the mistakes God’s people made chasing worldly satisfaction and ultimately see that only one King can guide us to the things our hearts desire.
Watch other messages from this series at salemchapel.org
God uses adversity as the apprenticeship to fulfill his anointing in your life.
We are studying 1 Samuel together to learn from the mistakes God’s people made chasing worldly satisfaction and ultimately see that only one King can guide us to the things our hearts desire.
Watch other messages from this series at salemchapel.org
Jealousy demands from others what I believe I deserve from God.
We are studying 1 Samuel together to learn from the mistakes God’s people made chasing worldly satisfaction and ultimately see that only one King can guide us to the things our hearts desire.
Watch other messages from this series at salemchapel.org
You will face “Goliaths” in your life but God promises “Goliaths” can and will fall.
We are studying 1 Samuel together to learn from the mistakes God’s people made chasing worldly satisfaction and ultimately see that only one King can guide us to the things our hearts desire.
Watch other messages from this series at salemchapel.org
Your perception can easily dismiss God’s intentions.
We are studying 1 Samuel together to learn from the mistakes God’s people made chasing worldly satisfaction and ultimately see that only one King can guide us to the things our hearts desire.
Watch other messages from this series at salemchapel.org
The LORD is the only one who is able to be your Savior King.
We are studying 1 Samuel together to learn from the mistakes God’s people made chasing worldly satisfaction and ultimately see that only one King can guide us to the things our hearts desire.
Watch other messages from this series at salemchapel.org
Obeying God’s instruction often appears foolish when we face adverse circumstances pragmatically.
We are studying 1 Samuel together to learn from the mistakes God’s people made chasing worldly satisfaction and ultimately see that only one King can guide us to the things our hearts desire.
Watch other messages from this series at salemchapel.org
Forgetting the Lord’s instruction and intervention is a conscious choice of your heart.
We are studying 1 Samuel together to learn from the mistakes God’s people made chasing worldly satisfaction and ultimately see that only one King can guide us to the things our hearts desire.
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Fear can cause you to hide in your baggage rather than fulfill your calling.
We are studying 1 Samuel together to learn from the mistakes God’s people made chasing worldly satisfaction and ultimately see that only one King can guide us to the things our hearts desire.
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God created you with a throne on your heart.
We are studying 1 Samuel together to learn from the mistakes God’s people made chasing worldly satisfaction and ultimately see that only one King can guide us to the things our hearts desire.
Watch more messages at salemchapel.org
There is hope after failure for the heart that embraces humility.
We are studying 1 Samuel together to learn from the mistakes God’s people made chasing worldly satisfaction and ultimately see there’s only one King who can guide us to the things our hearts desire.
Watch more messages at salemchapel.org
**We are studying 1 Samuel together to learn from the mistakes God’s people made chasing worldly satisfaction and ultimately see there’s only one King who can guide us to the things our hearts desire.
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Your desperate place is an opportunity to experience God’s grace.
**We are studying 1 Samuel together to learn from the mistakes God’s people made chasing worldly satisfaction and ultimately see there’s only one King who can guide us to the things our hearts desire.
Watch more messages at salemchapel.org**
God’s love never leaves you where you are. It changes who you are!
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Jesus is coming to make all things new in you and this broken world.Listen to this message from our series 'Eyes Wide Open' to see what happens when you allow God’s story of love to be the lens by which you see your story.
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Jesus’ redeeming work is experienced in your everyday life as you abide in him. Listen to this message from our series 'Eyes Wide Open' to see what happens when you allow God’s story of love to be the lens by which you see your story. Learn more at salemchapel.org
Jesus is both a Savior who died for your sin once for all and the Savior who can help you through every circumstance you face today.
Listen to this message from our series 'Eyes Wide Open' to see what happens when you allow God’s story of love to be the lens by which you see your story.
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God did not create you to experience sin and evil.
Watch this message from our series 'Eyes Wide Open' to see what happens when you allow God’s story of love to be the lens by which you see your story.
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God created you for love.
Watch this message from our series 'Eyes Wide Open' to see what happens when you allow God’s story of love to be the lens by which you see your story.
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God wants you to abide in His love through your story, not in spite of it. Watch this message from our series 'Eyes Wide Open' to see what happens when you allow God’s story of love to be the lens by which you see your story. Watch more at salemchapel.org
What are your affections drawn to? What do you love? What spurs up passion within you?
In this message from Revelation 2:1-7 we evaluate the foundations of our lives and look at how to stir our affections back to Jesus. Watch more messages at salemchapel.org/watch
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There are so many things that vie for our attention. Pressures at work, unforeseen disappointments, relational struggles, health concerns, a to-do list that seems to never end. There are a myriad of things that intersect our lives and cause us to feel overwhelmed. But what if there was a way to experience stability and joy in the midst of all the realities of life - even the bad ones? This summer we are in a series called "Jireh", which means the Lord will provide. Each Sunday we will walk through a Psalm that speaks to what our Heavenly Father has provided for each of us and how that can make a difference in our everyday lives.
There are so many things that vie for our attention. Pressures at work, unforeseen disappointments, relational struggles, health concerns, a to-do list that seems to never end. There are a myriad of things that intersect our lives and cause us to feel overwhelmed. But what if there was a way to experience stability and joy in the midst of all the realities of life - even the bad ones?
This summer we will be introducing a series called "Jireh", which means the Lord will provide. Each Sunday we will walk through a Psalm that speaks to what our Heavenly Father has provided for each of us and how that can make a difference in our everyday lives.
There are so many things that vie for our attention. Pressures at work, unforeseen disappointments, relational struggles, health concerns, a to-do list that seems to never end. There are a myriad of things that intersect our lives and cause us to feel overwhelmed. But what if there was a way to experience stability and joy in the midst of all the realities of life - even the bad ones?
This summer we will be introducing a series called "Jireh", which means the Lord will provide. Each Sunday we will walk through a Psalm that speaks to what our Heavenly Father has provided for each of us and how that can make a difference in our everyday lives.
There are so many things that vie for our attention. Pressures at work, unforeseen disappointments, relational struggles, health concerns, a to-do list that seems to never end. There are a myriad of things that intersect our lives and cause us to feel overwhelmed. But what if there was a way to experience stability and joy in the midst of all the realities of life - even the bad ones?
This summer we will be introducing a series called "Jireh", which means the Lord will provide. Each Sunday we will walk through a Psalm that speaks to what our Heavenly Father has provided for each of us and how that can make a difference in our everyday lives.