Author Archives: Cape Bible Chapel

The scripture records the account of the twelve spies that were ordered to spend forty days examining the land in order to give a report of riches of the land in which God had given to them. The book of … Continue reading →

Living a life of integrity as a Christian puts on display the inward heart change that has genuinely taken place at conversion. Last Sunday I sought to answer this question, “What made Joshua a good replacement for Moses?” The answer … Continue reading →

As we have been studying the book of Philippians together Paul continues to stress the importance of unity by using phrases like “one spirit, one mind, side by side for the sake of the Gospel.” (Phil. 1:27-28) When you are … Continue reading →

In Philippians 1:18b-26 of Paul’s Epistle he highlights an essential element of Christian ministry, “Motivation.” Simply stated, God cares about why we do, what we do. He is concerned not only about the what comes out in behavior, but recognizes … Continue reading →

By Andy Callis   Just this week in our student ministry Zoom meeting, we were talking about the universe. Did you know that for nearly 1500 years it was commonly believed that the sun, moon, and stars all revolved around … Continue reading →

We all love the story in the Bible of the shepherd leaving the 99 sheep to find the 1 that went astray (Matthew 18).  We want someone to rejoice over us when we are found. But did you ever realize … Continue reading →

Pastor Eric’s message this past Sunday spoke to our fears and our anxiety.  You can watch or listen to the full message at https://capebiblechapel.org/resources/sermons Here, we’d like to highlight his counsel to pray the promises of God   I love … Continue reading →

By Andy Callis COVID-19 has certainly caused an increase in stress for families. Many things have changed all at once: school schedules, work schedules, more time at home, less to do, more time with family, less time with friends, etc. … Continue reading →

One of our great goals this year as a pastoral team is to encourage us collectively, corporately, as a body to step off the sideline and into the game.  We want to be encouraging our body here to be participating … Continue reading →