Author Archives: Cape Bible Chapel

This past Sunday, Pastor Eric taught from Mark 12 about the beloved son. In the parable, the tenants showed disrespect to the landowner by rejecting his servants, one after another, even to the point of killing his beloved son. Pastor … Continue reading →

By: Jessie Yount I recently read a couple of books by Rosaria Butterfield, “The Secret Thoughts of an Unlikely Convert” and “The Gospel Comes With a House Key”.  Read…I guess I should say devoured.  Rosaria oozes the kind of practical, … Continue reading →

I picked up a copy of “Shadow of the Almighty” from our church library today.  It’s the biography of missionary Jim Elliot, written by his wife, Elizabeth.  I’ve only read to page 14 so far, but already, I have something … Continue reading →

In our text this past Sunday, Jesus talks about laying up treasures: Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal, but lay up for yourselves treasures in … Continue reading →

We wanted to make you aware of a beautiful resource which Banner of Truth has made available free online: The Valley of Vision – A Collection of Puritan Prayers. It’s not intended to replace your own prayers with God, but … Continue reading →

By: Jessie Yount Remember the excitement of finding a penny or a nickel on the ground when you were a child?  It doesn’t bring the same rush of emotion when you’re an adult, does it?  I noticed this recently even … Continue reading →

I’m always a fan of bringing in the new year. I really don’t make many resolutions anymore (because they usually don’t last through February), but I naturally think, “Hey, I’ve got a fresh start,” and “What will be the defining … Continue reading →

Happy New Year! A very happy new year! We are so excited to begin 2016 with the Coher family. Sunday morning we’ll be commissioning Eric as Lead Pastor at Cape Bible Chapel! In a way, this is the end of … Continue reading →

Every once in a while something inconveniently upsets my routine. Whatever the situation, I can be stubborn, I can be passive, or I can be discerning. The thing is, what comes as a bit of a crisis often turns out … Continue reading →