Category Archives: In Other Words

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 →

Hello Chapel Family, God has done some amazing things over the past year. What an opportunity and a joy it is to worship together each week and be a part of what He is doing at The Chapel! I have … Continue reading →

On Sunday, January 3rd, a new chapter of Chapel history will be opened. Continue reading →

By: Scott Horrell Do not be conformed to this world but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that you may prove what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect. Romans 12:2 When I … Continue reading →

By: Jessie Yount I love Paul’s letters to the churches in the New Testament. I love the picture we have of his heart. Did you know that in almost every letter, Paul specifically tells the recipients that he is praying … Continue reading →

By: Jessie Yount “Now what?” My nine-year-old’s two favorite words of late. It sounds innocent enough. It sounds like curiosity. He’s a kid; aren’t they all curious? In a world dictated by adults, perhaps he merely wants information. “What time … Continue reading →

By: Judith Hargett I’ll have to write fast. I am hostess for some unwelcome guests. They showed up uninvited and are expecting food and lodging. They can’t be left unattended for long. Their very presence puts me at odds with … Continue reading →

By: Judith Hargett It’s one of those sounds you don’t like to hear…that gurgling noise in the sink. You know it’s just a matter of time before the sink stops draining, and the clog has to be cleared. I was … Continue reading →

By: Judith Hargett The air was so thick with tension it seemed to require extra energy to walk through the room. Already feeling overexerted I had to make a quick sidestep to keep from getting run over by an irate … Continue reading →