Psalm 100 Invocation
Psalm 100:1-5 is a Processional Hymn – The people may have chanted this psalm as they entered the temple or began their worship. 1 Shout joyfully to the Lord, all Continue Reading →
Category: Scott Chafee
New Small Groups in 2019
Something new is on the horizon. We have many Bible study classes here at King’s Grant, and if you have been down our adult class hallway, rooms are pretty crowded. Continue Reading →
We’d Rather Sit on the Bench?
Ken has been very clearly sharing each week about the reality of community life in the church, which causes us to think about our current relationship with God. Perhaps his Continue Reading →
Gear Up for the Game
[ The opening video illustration was purchased from BluefishTV ] Gear Up for the Game 2 Peter 1:1-11 GOD’S PLAN FOR VBS Jesus Cares About Me (Luke 15:1-7) Romans 5:8 Continue Reading →
Lasting Impact “I Will” Video Challenge
These video segments are coordinated with Ken’s teaching series called, How to Make a Lasting Impact (October – November 2017). We handed out the Thom Rainer book to every family, Continue Reading →
Embrace the Master’s Plan
Embrace the Master’s Plan, with Scott Chafee, the primary Scripture being Luke 6:39-40 – Students are not greater than their teacher. But the student who is fully trained will become Continue Reading →
Whether One of Many: The Home
This message is from Scott Chafee on the value of the home used as a tool for the Kingdom of God, from Psalm 127:1-2. [ The full message text may Continue Reading →
He is Faithful
[ Here is a Link to My Sermon Notes ] He is Faithful to Complete it Philippians 1:1–6 Paul and Timothy Paul and Grace / Peace Paul and Prayer The Continue Reading →
The Shepherd’s Sacrifice
The outline mentioned in the message: Jesus pointed out five special ministries that he performs as the Good Shepherd. He is the DOOR for the Sheep (John 10:7-10). He DIES Continue Reading →
The Shepherd’s Staff
Here are the Next Steps I mention at the end: Will you commit yourself to prayer during this time, as we seek a new pastor? Will you commit yourself to Continue Reading →