Fletchers Chapel

11/24/2025

We are happy to participate in Operation Christmas Child again this year. Each shoebox is a small way to share the love of Jesus with children around the world. “Whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.” —1 Corinthians 10:31

11/07/2025

Salvation is not earned. It is entirely God’s gracious gift.

09/07/2025

05/12/2025

We are not saved by good works, but we are most certainly saved for them. In Christ, we are made new—crafted by the hand of God with purpose. Every act of obedience, every quiet faithfulness, has been ordained by His sovereign will. Let us walk humbly in the path He has already prepared, not to earn His love, but because we already have it.

04/08/2025

Psalm 51:17 teaches that what pleases God most is not religious performance, but a heart humbled and broken over sin, trusting in His mercy. It’s a call to sincere repentance, and a pointer to the Gospel: that even when we are crushed by guilt, God will not turn away from a heart that turns to Him in faith and sorrow for sin.

03/15/2025

God created you with purpose and in His image, but sin has broken what was once perfect. On our own, we chase after things that can’t satisfy, but God, in His mercy, made a way through Jesus Christ. We don’t come to Him by our own effort—He draws us by His grace. While we were still sinners, Christ died for us, paying the price we could never pay. Salvation isn’t about what we do but about what Christ has done. Turn to Him, trust in His finished work, and rest in the new life He freely gives to those He saves.

02/25/2025

When our hearts are changed by the Holy Spirit, love becomes the true fulfillment of God's commands. Our transformed lives naturally overflow with genuine care for others. The Gospel doesn't trap us in rigid rules or allow us to do whatever we please; it sets us free, leading us to joyful obedience empowered by grace.

02/07/2025

Where do you find peace—nature, reading, worship, or time with loved ones? True peace isn’t about circumstances but an internal state. In Mark 4, Jesus slept through a storm because He knew His source of peace. That same peace won’t always change your situation, but it will sustain you through it.