"Come Back to Me: Hope-giving Love" | Pastor Roberto Chaple | May 8, 2022
9:00 Traditional Service
“False hope comes when we think we are in control. But true hope comes when we trust in the One who is always in control. Habakkuk’s hope was the same as Ezekiel’s, who saw God sitting on the throne even in the midst of exile. ”
11:00 am Praise Service
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“What we believe about God is demonstrated not by our church activities but by how we live the rest of the week.” - Pastor Vicki
“False hope comes when we think we are in control. But true hope comes when we trust in the One who is always in control. Habakkuk’s hope was the same as Ezekiel’s, who saw God sitting on the throne even in the midst of exile.” - Pastor Roberto
“How often do we put our wants and desires before what God calls us to do? Jesus still calls us to turn from our ways and come back to him. How do you need Jesus to refine your heart? How is God calling you back to him today?” - Pastor Vicki
Other Sermons by Pastor Roberto Chaple
Pastor Roberto Chaple opens Matthew 5:38-48 and walks through four of Jesus's hardest instructions — turn the other cheek, hand over your coat, go the second mile, love your enemies — and what they ask of us now.
You've heard it said that words are just words. Jesus disagrees. In this final message from the Words Matter series, Pastor Roberto Chaple opens Matthew 12:35-37 to show us that what we say is a window into what we're storing up — and that our words carry more weight than we've been willing to admit.
Pastor Roberto Chaple closes the Set Apart series in Romans 12:1-2 with a clear invitation: because of God's mercy, offer your whole life to Him and replace the patterns shaping you with practices that renew your mind.
Holiness can feel distant, but in Isaiah 6 Pastor Roberto Chaple shows that God's holiness meets us in real life with conviction, cleansing, and purpose. Watch the message and take this week's Awe Moment challenge.
Jesus warns that religion without transformation creates hardened hearts. In Luke 11, Pastor Roberto Chaple challenges us to examine whether our faith is outward appearance or true inner change.
Jesus didn't just teach truth—He made truth unforgettable. In this sermon, Pastor Roberto unpacks what it means to teach like Jesus, with love, authority, and everyday impact.
Storms don’t mean you missed your calling. In this Vision 2026 message, Pastor Roberto Chaple challenges us to stay the course, trust Jesus in the boat, and row toward the other side. Watch the video or listen to the audio now.
Zechariah wanted a son to continue his legacy—but God had bigger plans. In this sermon from Sing Me the Story, Pastor Roberto shows us how God turns disappointment into a prophetic declaration. Watch the full message or listen to the sermon today.
The Psalms are more than poetry—they are prophecies sung into history. This Advent, Pastor Roberto invites us to listen for the voice of Jesus in the Psalter and live in expectation for His retur
What does real love look like? In a world full of confusion, Pastor Roberto Chaple unpacks 1 Corinthians 13 to show us a love that actually lasts—the kind of love that reflects God's heart.
“How far is God willing to go? All the way to the cross. God is calling us all back to him.” - Pastor Vicki