Carriage Hill Bible Chapel

04/18/2022

Happy Easter! He is risen!

09/12/2021

An after church cook out. Brats and dogs at John Mark’s barn!

06/12/2021

As we continue studying the book of Joshua on Wednesday night, here’s a great little video that recaps some of the main take aways from the book.

Wednesday at 6 PM for a light meal and then at 6:30 we have a time of prayer and Bible study till 7:30. All are welcome in person or on zoom!



Our last Scripture Snapshot introduced you to the Historical Books of the Bible. Here is the first of those books with an overview given by Jabe Nicholson (4...

02/28/2021

Thanks again, Bruce, for taking the Bible hour.

If you haven’t already checked it out, below is a link to his podcast with Emmaus Bible College.

Welcome! This is a Ministry of Emmaus Bible College that showcases our chapel messages and special events that are hosted throughout the year.

01/31/2021

Kids singing before the message.

Want to join in? We are meeting in person and also offer a zoom option.

01/24/2021

Don’t forget. We now have in person and zoom options.
Meeting still starts at 9:30 am and Bible hour is at 11 am.

If you need a link to the zoom meeting, please just leave us a message and we’ll get you the info!

01/16/2021

A great reminder from Jabe Nicholson.

If you are interested in hearing more, https://uplook.tv is filled with excellent material.

https://youtu.be/wKpIgbM7q-g

Feed the sheep. Tend the sheep. Guide the sheep. Whip the sheep. Which one doesn't belong? Jabe Nicholson tells a story on himself when God spared him from "...

11/21/2020

Don’t forget. We are meeting on Zoom for the next few weeks.

Meeting is still starting at 9:30 If you need a copy of the link, just send us a DM!

10/27/2020

Even if it’s calling for rain!

10/11/2020

A short clip from today’s message. Thanks, Chris! Hoping to have the full video on our web site soon!

https://carriagehillbiblechapel.com

10/04/2020

My God, my God, why have you forsaken me? Matthew 27:46

It is recorded of the Reformation leader, Martin Luther (1483- 1546), that he once set himself apart to study and meditate on these profound words of Christ from the cross. When at length he rose from his thoughts, he was heard to exclaim with amazement, “God forsaken of God! Who can understand that?” Have you realized that Christ was forsaken that we might be forgiven? Have you truly believed on Him and availed yourself of His forgiveness? —W. Ross Rainey

Forgiven, forgotten, all cleansed in the blood,
My sins are remembered no more;
Atoned for by Jesus in Calv’ry’s flood,
My sins are remembered no more.
—Author Unknown