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Curtis Corner Baptist Church
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April 19, 2026
I Shall Not Want - Psalm 23:1
Most people spend their lives quietly asking one question: "Will I have enough?" Psalm 23:1 answers that restless fear with stunning boldness. In this message, Pastor Paul Chapman walks verse-by-verse through the opening line of the most beloved Psalm in the Bible — "The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want." This isn't the careless optimism of a man who never suffered. David wrote these words as someone who had slept in caves, run for his life, and known betrayal, danger, and lack. So how can a troubled man speak such confident words? Because the Shepherd makes the difference. In this sermon you'll learn: — Why the order of Psalm 23:1 matters (it's not "I shall not want" first — it's "The Lord is my shepherd" first) — What the word "want" actually means in the Hebrew (it's not about desires, it's about lack) — Why being called a "sheep" is humbling — and liberating — Three assurances every believer can rest in this week Three main points: My Shepherd provides what I cannot My Shepherd provides what I need My Shepherd provides for me personally If you've been feeling overlooked, emotionally exhausted, or like you're trying to carry burdens you were never designed to carry, this message is for you. The Shepherd knows you by name. He knows your voice. He knows your need before you speak it. Scripture references: Psalm 23:1 | Isaiah 53:6 | Psalm 100:3 | Psalm 84:11 | John 10:14, 27
April 19, 2026
Answering a Fool without Becoming One
Ever walked away from a conversation knowing you were right — but feeling like you just lost? Proverbs 26:4-5 shows the better way. At first glance, Proverbs 26:4-5 looks like a contradiction. One verse says, "Answer not a fool according to his folly." The very next verse says, "Answer a fool according to his folly." Skeptics like Voltaire pointed to these verses for centuries as proof the Bible can't be trusted. But Solomon wasn't confused — he was being complete. Two verses, two warnings, one wise framework for every believer who has to deal with foolishness in real life. In this message, Pastor Paul Chapman walks verse by verse through Proverbs 26:4-5 and teaches three things every Christian needs to know when a fool is in front of them: Don't sink to his level. Don't match his manner — his anger, his sarcasm, his mockery, his pride. You are not used to being a fool. He is. He will beat you every time on his field. Don't let him go unchallenged. Silence in the presence of someone who is wise in his own conceit only confirms what he already believes about himself. Left alone, foolishness grows bolder — in our homes, our churches, and even our nation. Let wisdom decide. Before you open your mouth, ask God for wisdom, examine your motives, consider the outcome, weigh the timing, and watch your tone. Tone is the wrapper around your message. Along the way we look at three Hebrew words the Bible uses for "fool," the powerful example of Stephen in Acts 7 (a man who said hard things and still died full of the Holy Spirit), and honest pastoral stories about the real cost of correcting someone who is wise in their own eyes. If you have been chewed up in an argument you never s
April 12, 2026
The Sacrifice of the Shepherd Savior
Why did Jesus have to die — and what does it mean that He chose to? In this powerful Easter message from John 10:11–18, Pastor Paul Chapman walks through the sacrifice, the silence, and the supremacy of Jesus Christ — the Good Shepherd who willingly laid down His life, was buried, and rose again in triumph. From the garden of Gethsemane to the cross of Calvary, this sermon doesn't shy away from the weight of what Jesus endured. Because before we can fully celebrate the empty tomb, we need to understand the price that was paid. You'll discover: Why Jesus said "No man taketh my life — I lay it down" (and what that means for you) The medical and historical reality of the crucifixion — and what Isaiah 53 predicted 700 years before it happened The significance of the burial — and why "God is silent" doesn't mean "God is finished" How the same resurrection power that raised Jesus from the dead is active and available in YOUR life right now "Tetelestai — It is finished. Paid in full." If you're walking through a silent season — a diagnosis, a closed door, a heartbreak that won't heal — this message is for you.
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