Author Archives: Cape Bible Chapel

Money Talks, God Talks

Posted on January 15, 2013 by Cape Bible Chapel

It is the great catch-22 of expository preaching: you preach where the text leads, no matter what.  And, on weekends like this past one, that landed us in James 5, and brought on a subject one isn’t supposed to mention … Continue reading →

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Inseparable Love

Posted on January 11, 2013 by Cape Bible Chapel

Yesterday I spent my evening driving home from a funeral.  While in transit, my thoughts danced away from the departed and landed on a sweet, young family that had had complications in child birth; their little girl was in a … Continue reading →

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Playing the Game

Posted on January 8, 2013 by Cape Bible Chapel

What game are you playing? If you missed it, Sunday brought a convicting message (don’t you just kind of hate those!) on the games we all seem to play (http://www.capebiblechapel.org/media.php?pageID=5). I played a game Sunday, too.  It was a new … Continue reading →

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A Strong Finish Today

Posted on January 4, 2013 by Cape Bible Chapel

Fridays are great on a stand-alone basis.  But sometimes I get to Friday and I look back at my week and think, “Hmm . . . what just happened?” In 2 Timothy 4:7, Paul is having his own time of … Continue reading →

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We’ve got a blog!

Posted on January 3, 2013 by Cape Bible Chapel

You think you are the only one with resolutions for 2013?  Think again. The Chapel had a resolution to have a blog, and well, here we are! So for the rest of this year (Lord willing), you can expect a … Continue reading →

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Clearing the Clutter

Posted on January 3, 2013 by Cape Bible Chapel

This weekend (http://www.capebiblechapel.org/media.php?pageID=5), we glanced rearward at 2012 by looking back thousands of years at a man named Saul.  Saul was good-looking and . . .  Well the positives sort of stop after good-looking.  It reminds of my teenage forays … Continue reading →

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