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Offense is inevitable — but what you do with it changes everything.In Week 5 of Project 31: The Road to Wisdom, Pastor Jerimy Kanaday teaches that an offense to our heart can lead to a stronghold in our minds. Drawing from Proverbs, Matthew 24, and 2 Corinthians 10, he shows how unresolved offense quietly cuts us off from God and from the people around us — and what it actually takes to break free.The big idea: injury is the intersection where we find healing or stay hurt. Both are painful. Only one has the power to transform us.Pastor Jerimy walks through four practical steps for breaking the cycle of offense:- Recognize the enemy's strategy- Repent for the offenses you've taken on — real or unreal- Renounce your agreement with the lies you've believed- Resist future attacks and assignmentsScriptures Referenced:- Matthew 4:17- Matthew 6:33- Matthew 24:10–14- Proverbs 4:23- Proverbs 10:12- Proverbs 16:28- Proverbs 17:9- Proverbs 18:19- 2 Corinthians 2:10–11- 2 Corinthians 6:16–17- 2 Corinthians 10:4–6- Genesis 3:1- Genesis 4:6–7- Luke 17:1, 3–4- Titus 2:11–12- 1 Peter 5:8–9- Revelation 3:19Tap to read Pastor Jerimy's notes: https://www.christchapel.live/s/Project-31-wk5.pdf

What does your money reveal about your faith — and who's really in charge of your life?In Week 4 of Project 31: The Road to Wisdom, Pastor Jerimy Kanaday teaches that our kingdom finds its clearest expression in three domains: our mind (directed attention), our moments (time), and our money (financial resources). All three are areas where we have agency — and all three reveal who our true Lord is.Drawing from Proverbs and the teachings of Jesus in Matthew 6, Pastor Jerimy walks through the five financial pillars Proverbs addresses — earning, spending, saving, investing, and giving — and lands on a conviction: giving is the primary means of grace that keeps money from mastering us."Everybody in this room is tithing. You're giving your first and your best to someone or something. What is it?" — Pastor Jerimy Kanaday"My pocketbook was baptized too." — Sam Houston"I am afraid the only safe rule is to give more than we can spare." — C.S. Lewis, Mere ChristianityScriptures Referenced:Matthew 4:17Matthew 6:19–21, 24, 33Proverbs 3:9–10, 27Proverbs 6:6–8Proverbs 11:24Proverbs 13:11, 22Proverbs 22:4, 7Proverbs 23:4, 26Malachi 3:102 Corinthians 9:71 Timothy 6Tap to read Pastor Jerimy's notes: https://www.christchapel.live/s/Project-31-wk4.pdf

This Father's Day, Pastor Shannon Kanaday explores three dimensions of God revealed through Jesus's teaching on prayer in Luke 11 and 18, showing that how we approach God as Father, Friend, and Judge shapes the depth of relationship we experience with Him, and that knowing Him in each role unlocks intimacy, intercession, and confident standing against the enemy's accusations.Tap to read Pastor Shannon’s notes: https://www.christchapel.live/s/Fathers-Day-Sermon.pdf

In week two of our “Project 31” sermon series, Pastor Jerimy Kanaday frames the Book of Proverbs as a collection of essential pathways for navigating the Kingdom of God, asserting that true alignment with God’s will is expressed through the cultivation of righteousness, peace, and joy within the domains of our mind, moments, and money.Tap to read Pastor Jerimy's notes: https://www.christchapel.live/s/Project-31-wk2.pdf

In this sermon to kick off our “Project 31: The Road to Wisdom” series, Pastor Jonathan O'Hara presents the Book of Proverbs as a guide to wisdom rather than a collection of guarantees, asserting that a "fear of the Lord" grounded in reverence and awe is the essential starting point for a Godly life.Tap to read Pastor Jonathan’s notes: https://www.christchapel.live/s/Christ-Chapel-Notes-060726.pdf

This week, Pastor Jerimy explores his Spiritual Life Hacks by examining four key pillars that place our lives on a firm footing. Drawing from 2 Peter, Pastor explains that through God’s divine power, we can live effectively by leading ourselves well, relying on the Holy Spirit’s advantage, overcoming spiritual battles, and maintaining a lifelong fervor for Jesus.Tap to read Pastor Jerimy's notes: https://www.christchapel.live/s/Pastor-Jerimys-Spiritual-Life-Hacks-53126.pdf

ALLEGIANCE – A Study of 1 ThessaloniansAmidst the wilderness, we are often left searching for the core values that anchor our souls and answer the question: “what do we believe?” But as we look to the Son’s coming, we discover our ALLEGIANCE—turning to the living God with faith and steadfastness.This week, Pastor Jerimy Kanaday concludes our Allegiance series by exploring the call to “stay awake and stay committed.” He explains that true loyalty to God means staying alert for Christ’s return while practicing daily habits of prayer and caring for our church family.Tap to read Pastor Jerimy's notes: https://www.christchapel.live/s/Allegiance-wk5.pdf

ALLEGIANCE – A Study of 1 ThessaloniansAmidst the wilderness, we are often left searching for the core values that anchor our souls and answer the question: “what do we believe?” But as we look to the Son’s coming, we discover our ALLEGIANCE—turning to the living God with faith and steadfastness.Our Allegiance series continues with Pastor Jeremy Kanaday, who in chapter 4 of 1 Thessalonians, unpacks the dual exhortation to “live holy and live ready,” asserting that true allegiance is found in a loving surrender to God’s design and an eager anticipation of Christ’s return.Tap to read Pastor Jerimy's notes: https://www.christchapel.live/s/Allegiance-wk4-2.pdf

In his Mother's Day sermon titled "The Longing Heart of Moms," Pastor Jerimy Kanaday teaches that the stamina required for motherhood is rooted in a fear of the Lord that provides mothers with the privilege of divine friendship, the power of wisdom, and the promise of a generational legacy of peace for their children.Tap to read Pastor Jerimy’s notes: https://www.christchapel.live/s/Mothers-Day-2026.pdf

ALLEGIANCE – A Study of 1 ThessaloniansAmidst the wilderness, we are often left searching for the core values that anchor our souls and answer the question: “what do we believe?” But as we look to the Son’s coming, we discover our ALLEGIANCE—turning to the living God with faith and steadfastness.Our Allegiance series continues with Pastor Juliana Mizelle who explores the sobering reality that “afflictions reveal our allegiance,” asserting that suffering is not an obstacle to faith but a destined part of the Christian walk that exposes our true loyalty.Tap to read Pastor Juliana’s notes: https://www.christchapel.live/s/Allegiance-wk3.pdf