South Bay Chapel Podcast

As we began to talk about money and what the Bible says about it, we first have to look at what our hearts say about money.

In a relationship, we ask questions to get to know the other person. These questions also reveal us.

We either use Jesus to get stuff, or use stuff to glorify Jesus.

Join Pastor Tony in this new sermon series as we learn about the "minor" prophet, Habakkuk.

Today Pastor Ben Bailey brings us the word. He will be teaching from the book of Genesis starting in chapter 15.

Resurrection Sunday-"Living Amongst the Dead" by South Bay Chapel

Good Friday-"It Is Finished" by South Bay Chapel

Due to a technical error, the first 12 minutes were not recorded. We join Pastor Tony in his sermon all ready in progress.

The most important question ever is this-who is Jesus? As Jesus entered Jerusalem 2000 years ago, the crowds asked the same thing. Who do you say that Jesus is?

"Stewardship" has become a pretty Christian word. We use it, but what does it mean, and how is it used in discipleship?

Jesus goes to God the Father, but sends to us (believers in Jesus) the Holy Spirit to be a comforter. Why? Because life can hurt, and we need someone who can come alongside us, so that we can make it.

Paul accused the Corinthian Church of taking the Lord's Supper in an "unworthy" manner. What does that mean? How can we take communion in a way that most glorifies Jesus?

Is our salvation secure? If we are saved, how do we maintain it?

How does the Lord's Supper make us more like Jesus? What is the cost? What is the reward? We tackle these questions and more as we strive to be like Jesus.

God gives. It's His nature. For those who believe Jesus is the Son of God, we receive so much. But what does it mean to "believe"?

For the rest of 2015, South Bay Chapel will be dedicating our mid-week service to becoming a disciple of Jesus, what it costs, and what rewards are given. In this study, you will be introduced to what discipleship is.

The Holy Spirit comes to convict us of our sins, the greatest of which is the rejection of Jesus.

Fasting-when paired with prayer and worship-was utilized by the early Church when seeking the will of God.

Jesus told His disciples, "You will do greater works than these." What does that mean? Will we do works that are greater than what Jesus has done? Find out all this and more.

We are to "bear witness" to the world. But what do we tell them? And how do we tell them about Jesus if we don't know about Jesus? We answer these questions and more in pt. 7 of our sermon series.