White Chapel Church

09/06/2026

White Chapel Sept 6

09/06/2026

Daily we should think of our daily God relationship as His Grace Received, as Grace Lived and as Grace Given to us. We are saved because of and by our acceptance of His Grace. We are sustained by His grace, and we are called to become people through whom others experience the grace of God. That is our challenge. This our task to fashion our lives so we are vessel of containing and sharing His grace in our daily lives.

08/30/2026

08/28/2026

A thought of forgiveness for ourselves.
We forgive ourselves—not because we are worthy, but because Christ is. This thought echoes the heart of grace: our forgiveness flows from Christ’s worth, not our own merit. It’s not earned—it’s received. Just as we extend grace to others because Christ forgave us, we are invited to extend that same grace inward.

08/16/2026

White Chapel 8 /16

08/14/2026

Practice it. Ask God to place one person on your heart. Perhaps someone who needs encouragement. Someone who is lonely. Someone who has hurt you. Someone with whom you disagree. Someone who needs forgiveness. Someone who simply needs to know that they matter. Then ask: “Lord, how can I show this person Your love?” It may be a phone call. A conversation. A prayer. An act of kindness. An apology. Forgiveness. Or simply listening. Small acts of love can become powerful expressions of Christ. We began with A New Mind. Then we learned to Walk in Holiness. Now God calls us to Walk in Love. Because when Christ changes our minds and transforms our hearts, His love should eventually become visible in the way we walk through this world. Don't just talk about love. Walk in it. Amen.

08/09/2026

White Chapel 8/9

08/08/2026

Thoughts from the Sunday sermon, Understanding Holiness.

Holiness is being set apart, being sacred, and being dedicated To God. Being willing to be separated from sin and moral impurity is not merely ritualistic. It is a holiness that requires living a life that reflects God’s character.

We need to have characteristics of righteousness, purity, and love. The Old and New Testaments emphasize that believers are called to holiness as a response to God’s mercy and grace, aligning their actions, thoughts, and relationships with His will.

Our Practical Application:
• Our Moral conduct of avoiding sin and it cost instead living a life of spiritual integrity and honesty.
• Our Spiritual devotion: A life of Prayer, worship while offering ourselves fully to God.
• Our Relational holiness: Living in peace, showing love, and reflecting Christ in interactions with others.
• Our Sanctification by growing in holiness through the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Striving to reflect God’s character in daily life. Holiness is both a calling and a process. It is an invitation to those who are believers to live set apart for God while reflecting His sacred nature in every aspect of life.
• We are not immune to temptation. It is our choice to either give into temptation or not. The level of our belief and trust in Christ is what defines our answer and salvation.

08/06/2026

Here is a challenge: Just one faithful step.
Walking in holiness is a journey. God may not be asking us to change everything today, but He may be asking us to take one faithful step. Perhaps there is something we need to surrender, someone we need to forgive, a habit we need to leave behind, a conversation we need to have, or an attitude God has been revealing to us. Or perhaps we simply need to be more intentional about walking with Him each day.
May our prayer be, “Lord, show me the next faithful step.” We began with a new mind. Now God invites us into a new walk—not through our strength alone, nor through religious performance, but through the presence and power of the Holy Spirit working within us. Let us walk with Him. Let us allow Him to change us. And wherever our feet take us this week, may the life of Christ be seen more clearly in us.