Country Chapel

06/24/2026

Church, one of the greatest deceptions in Christianity today is believing that calling Jesus "Lord" is the same as submitting to Him as Lord. Jesus asked a piercing question:

"Why do you call Me, 'Lord, Lord,' and do not do what I say?" (Luke 6:46)

That question still confronts us today.

Many people profess Christ, attend church, sing worship songs, know Bible verses, and even serve in ministry, yet live every day on their own terms. They want Jesus as Savior but not as Master. They want His promises without His authority, His blessings without obedience, His forgiveness without repentance, and heaven without surrender.

But Jesus never offered that kind of Chistianity!.

The evidence that Jesus is truly Lord is not what comes out of our mouths—it is what comes out of our lives.
Obedience does not earn salvation, but it reveals whether our faith is genuine. A heart that has truly surrendered will increasingly desire to obey Christ.

The sobering reality is this: many people have built their spiritual lives on religious activity instead of obedience.
They look secure until the storms come. When suffering, temptation, persecution, or even the final judgment arrives, the true foundation is exposed.

The question is not, "Did I pray a prayer?" The question is, "Has Jesus become Lord of my life?"

If Jesus has no authority over your decisions, your relationships, your finances, your speech, your entertainment, your ambitions, and your priorities, then He is not truly Lord in those areas. Partial surrender is still rebellion.

One day every knee will bow and every tongue will confess that Jesus Christ is Lord. The only question is whether we will bow willingly now or be forced to acknowledge His Lordship then.

A faith that refuses to obey Christ is a faith that should examine whether it truly belongs to Christ. Jesus never asked for admirers. He calls disciples who hear His words and put them into practice. The cost of following Jesus is surrender—but the cost of refusing His Lordship is infinitely greater.

Join us tonight at 6pm. as we dig deep into God’s Word and be transformed.
Pastor Charles.

06/22/2026

Lori's Pantry food distribution is this Saturday from 9am till 11am.
We look forward to seeing everyone🙏.

06/21/2026

Galatians 2:20
The great exchange.

06/20/2026

🌟 ILLUMINATION STATION VBS 🌟
Shining a Light on Who Jesus Really Is!
🚨 Kids, you're invited to an exciting day of fun, faith, and adventure at Country Chapel's Illumination Station VBS!
📅 Saturday, July 18
⏰ 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Come discover how Jesus is the Light of the World as we explore God's Word through an unforgettable day filled with:
✨ Exciting Bible Lessons
🎉 Fun Games & Activities
💦 Water Slide
🍔 Food & Snacks
🎶 Music & Worship
🎨 Crafts
😊 New Friends
❤️ Most of all... JESUS!
In a world where many people are confused about who Jesus really is, we're going to shine His light and discover the truth of God's Word together!
Bring your friends, invite your neighbors, and join us for an amazing day you won't want to miss!
📍 Country Chapel Church
📅 Saturday, July 18
⏰ 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Come shine with us and discover the Light that changes everything! 💡✨

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06/17/2026

You are invited.

🔥 NEXT SUNDAY AT COUNTRY CHAPEL 🔥

We are beginning a powerful new series:
THE COST OF FOLLOWING JESUS

Week 1: “The Great Exchange – Dying So Christ Can Live”
📖 Galatians 2:20

God is calling us beyond just hearing His Word—into FULL SURRENDER. This message will set the tone for everything God wants to do in our church this year.

If we don’t surrender, we will miss the heart of:
• Following Jesus
• Kingdom Culture
• Revival
• Spiritual growth

But when we surrender, everything changes.

Sunday Services:
Sunday School – 9:30 AM
Worship – 10:45 AM

Come expectant. Come hungry. Come ready to lay it all down.

“Lord, have Your way in me.

06/15/2026

Church family,

Yesterday, the Holy Spirit brought us to a defining moment. After six weeks of studying what it means to walk in the Spirit, we were reminded that the Christian life ultimately comes down to one thing: surrender.

The challenge before us today is not whether we agreed with the message, were convicted by the message, or even enjoyed the message. The question is: What are we going to do with what God showed us?

It is possible to leave church moved emotionally yet unchanged spiritually. It is possible to hear God's voice clearly on Sunday and ignore it by Monday. But if the Holy Spirit revealed an area of your life that is not fully surrendered, don't harden your heart. Respond while His conviction is fresh.

Ask yourself:

• What did God put His finger on yesterday?
• What area of my life have I been withholding?
• What step of obedience have I been postponing?
• What excuse have I been making?
• What door of my heart remains locked?

Remember, surrender is not a one-time event. It is a daily decision. Every morning we must climb back onto the altar and say, "Lord, not my will, but Yours be done."

As we move into the next season of ministry and the next series of messages, let us not leave the foundation that God has laid. If we refuse to surrender, the truths that follow will have little effect on our lives. But if we yield ourselves completely to the Holy Spirit, God will continue transforming us, strengthening us, maturing us, and using us for His glory.

The Holy Spirit is not looking for perfect people. He is looking for yielded people.

So today, don't pick back up what you laid on the altar yesterday. Leave it there. Trust God with it. Surrender it completely.

The safest place you can be is in the center of God's will.

May this not be the end of a sermon series, but the beginning of a deeper walk with the Holy Spirit.

Nothing held back.
Nothing hidden.
Nothing reserved.

Each morning before you begin your day, pray: "Holy Spirit, I surrender every area of my life to You today. Show me where You are leading, and give me the courage to obey."

Pastor Charles.

06/14/2026

Romans 12 :1-2
Are you just religious, or are you fully surrendered?

06/13/2026

06/13/2026

No One Is Too Far Gone for God to Forgive Them!

No one has sinned too much, fallen too far, or wandered too long to be beyond the reach of God's grace.

The Bible is filled with people who seemed hopeless:

Moses was a murderer.

David committed adultery and arranged a murder.

Peter denied Jesus three times.

Paul persecuted Christians.

The thief on the cross was forgiven in his final moments.

Yet God forgave them all when they repented and turned to Him.

"Though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow." — Isaiah 1:18

"If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness." — 1 John 1:9

Jesus did not come to save good people; He came to save sinners. The cross proves that God's mercy is greater than our failures.

No matter what you've done, where you've been, or how long you've been running from God, His invitation remains the same:

"Come to Me."

As long as there is breath in your lungs, there is hope in Christ. The only sin God will not forgive is the sin of continually rejecting His offer of salvation.

You may be far from God, but you are never beyond His reach. His grace is deeper than your guilt, His mercy is greater than your mistakes, and His love is stronger than your past. Turn to Him today—because no one is too far gone for God to forgive, restore, and make new.

Come this Sunday and meet the God of mercy here at Country Chapel.

Join us as we worship, open God's Word, and discover the life-changing grace that is found in Jesus Christ.

📖 "But God, who is rich in mercy, for His great love wherewith He loved us..." — Ephesians 2:4

Sunday School: 9:30 AM
Worship Service: 10:45 AM

There is hope for the hurting, grace for the guilty, and mercy for all who will come to Christ.

Country Chapel Community Church
Where God's Word is preached, Jesus is exalted, and lives are transformed by His grace.🙏