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Believers Chapel Non-denominational Christian Church committed to the Historical Evangelical Christian Faith

Believers Chapel is a non-denominational, evangelical Christian Church in Dallas, Texas. We are committed to the Historical Evangelical Christian Faith, Sovereign Grace and Premillennialism. Since our inception, we have sought to proclaim God's truths, love God's people, and be organized on the principles of the New Testament church. Romans 10:17 says, “Faith comes from hearing, and hearing through the word of Christ." Whether you are a professing Christian or merely curious about faith, we invite you to come and hear the teaching of God's Word. Our goal is profitable teaching, reverent worship, and warm fellowship. The Chapel has a plurality of elders and encourages all of its members to exercise their spiritual gifts for the work of the ministry. The assembly meets weekly for the Ministry of the Word, Sunday School, and the Lord's Supper. We have an excellent nursery, Footsteps of Faith program for elementary-aged children, an active Youth Group and Young Adults Ministry. Visit www.believerschapeldallas.org for information on all of our services, programs, as well as an extensive collection of nearly 50 years of preaching from our gifted teachers. Our associated website, www.sljinstitute.net is dedicated solely to the ministry of Dr. S Lewis Johnson and contains transcripts as well as audio, for over 1,500 messages by the late Dr. Johnson. Service Times:

Sunday // 9:30 am: Sunday School
Sunday // 10:30 am: Ministry of the Word
Sunday // 11:45 am: Meeting of the Church – Lord's Supper & Baptism
Wednesday // 7:00pm – Bible Study

10/30/2026
“We enter the throne room of the universe. We come to the place where God ordains history; where He changes the times an...
10/29/2026

“We enter the throne room of the universe. We come to the place where God ordains history; where He changes the times and the epochs; determines which nations rise and which fall; who will rule and who won’t. We have access to that place and that power. And we can bring our cares and worries along with our praises and thanksgivings and know that He hears us. He listens to us; never ignores us.”

– Dan Duncan | Hebrews 4:14-16 | “Sympathy for Saints”

“Christ has entered heaven because His priestly sacrifice for us on the altar of Calvary was accepted by the Father. And...
10/28/2026

“Christ has entered heaven because His priestly sacrifice for us on the altar of Calvary was accepted by the Father. And He has sat down because His work is finished. Our sins have been atoned, paid for, and removed. No other sacrifice remains to be made. As a result, every believer is innocent before God and accepted by the Father in His Son.”

– Dan Duncan | Hebrews 4:14-16 | “Sympathy for Saints”

“Because of Christ we have freedom to come to God at any time. The ancient Israelites came into the holy of holies once ...
10/27/2026

“Because of Christ we have freedom to come to God at any time. The ancient Israelites came into the holy of holies once a year through their high priest––one man, once a year, with fear and trepidation. We all can approach God every day at any time with any problem or request. We have open access to Him and freedom of speech. We can do that because we have ‘a great high priest who has passed through the heavens.’”

– Dan Duncan | Hebrews 4:14-16 | “Sympathy for Saints”

“With repeated failure, people become dull to sin and much less sensitive to temptation. It becomes natural to yield. Je...
10/26/2026

“With repeated failure, people become dull to sin and much less sensitive to temptation. It becomes natural to yield. Jesus never gave in. He endured temptation to its fullest. As a result, He was never numb to its sting. He knows temptation with a sharpness that is greater than any human mind understands.”

– Dan Duncan | Hebrews 4:14-16 | “Sympathy for Saints”

“The Word of God is alive and powerful. God says in Isaiah 55:11 that it never returns to Him ‘empty.’ So don’t underest...
10/23/2026

“The Word of God is alive and powerful. God says in Isaiah 55:11 that it never returns to Him ‘empty.’ So don’t underestimate it. It is God’s sword and scalpel. It penetrates the human personality. We can’t understand our motives. But God’s Word does. It shines into the dark corners of our minds and exposes the truth about our lives. It reveals reality. Nothing else does. No clinical psychologist can analyze us reliably. The Bible can.”

– Dan Duncan | Hebrews 4:1-13 | “Rest For The Resolute”

“The Word of God is a sword suited more for a surgeon than a soldier. It cuts but it doesn’t draw blood. It operates on ...
10/22/2026

“The Word of God is a sword suited more for a surgeon than a soldier. It cuts but it doesn’t draw blood. It operates on the soul to expose sin and give salvation, conviction and correction. There’s nothing like it. The Bible is unique of all books. It is no dead letter. It has application for every person of every age and every occasion. It is living––always relevant. But it’s also alive with the power of God; the life of God.”

– Dan Duncan | Hebrews 4:1-13 | “Rest For The Resolute”

“The men of this age have all their good things now and then nothing. We have ours in the future and forever––treasures ...
10/21/2026

“The men of this age have all their good things now and then nothing. We have ours in the future and forever––treasures that never fade away. So we are not to look for our rest in this life. We are pilgrims in this world. The church today is like Israel in the wilderness. We are outside the Promised Land.”

– Dan Duncan | Hebrews 4:1-13 | “Rest For The Resolute”

“We rejoice now. We have rest now. That’s the ‘rest’ that Augustine wrote of in his prayer. We rest in the work of Chris...
10/20/2026

“We rejoice now. We have rest now. That’s the ‘rest’ that Augustine wrote of in his prayer. We rest in the work of Christ alone and His righteousness. But that is not our final rest. We enter that when this mortal life ends. And ultimately our rest comes with the resurrection, the kingdom and the New Heavens and Earth.”

– Dan Duncan | Hebrews 4:1-13 | “Rest For The Resolute”

Address

6420 Churchill Way
Dallas, TX
75230

Opening Hours

8:30am - 9:30pm

Telephone

+19722395371

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