Grace Chapel

About Grace Chapel

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Publisher

Brett Cooper

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

11 Mar 2026

Latest episode

8 Sept 2026

Latest episodes

11 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   8 Sept 2026

   Baptism

   Baptism symbolizes the death of your old life and the beginning of a new life in Christ. Through baptism, you publicly declare your faith in Jesus, identify with His death and resurrection, and commit to following Him. The Holy Spirit guides you as you grow, change, and live for God.

2. 

   3 Jun 2026

   June: This Is Where We Stand

   At Grace Chapel, we deeply care about every person and believe that genuine love requires sharing the fullness of God’s truth. Our desire is to welcome all people with compassion, dignity, and respect while faithfully teaching what Scripture says about identity, sexuality, sin, repentance, and salvation. We believe that every individual is created in the image of God, loved by Him, and invited to experience the transforming grace of Jesus Christ. Because we are committed to both grace and truth, we seek neither to condemn (that's not our place, it belongs to God) nor to compromise, but to lovingly point people to the hope, freedom, forgiveness, and new life found in Christ. Standing firmly on the authority of God’s Word, we are committed to helping people grow as disciples, discover their true identity in Christ, and experience the life-changing power of the gospel.

3. 

   27 May 2026

   Daniel And Ezekiel

   In this lesson, we will explore the powerful Old Testament books of Daniel and Ezekiel by learning who these men were, where they lived during the Babylonian exile, who they were speaking to, and how their messages impacted God’s people. We will walk through the major highlights of both books — including Daniel in the lions’ den, the fiery furnace, Ezekiel’s vision of dry bones, and God’s promise of a new heart — while discovering how their teachings still encourage believers today to remain faithful, stand strong in difficult cultures, and trust God’s power to restore broken lives.

4. 

   27 Apr 2026

   Esther

   This Bible study, “Faith in Hidden Places: The Book of Esther,” builds on Jesus’ promise in John 1:50–51 that His followers will see “greater things.” It walks through the story of Esther, highlighting how God is powerfully at work even when He seems unseen. Through a clear overview of Esther’s journey—from obscurity to courageous leadership—the study connects her life to the call of every disciple to live on the M.O.V.E.: Motivation, Obsession, Vision, and Exploration. Participants will discover how Esther’s willingness to step forward “for such a time as this” models the kind of active, faith-filled life Jesus invites us into. The study also explores how Philip and Nathanael, as Jewish men familiar with Esther’s story, would have understood Jesus’ call in John 1:41–51. They would have recognized the pattern of God using ordinary people, working behind the scenes, and calling for bold, courageous faith. This connection helps bring the message into focus: following Jesus means stepping into a life of trust, movement, and purpose—even when the full picture isn’t visible. This Bible study challenges participants to move beyond spiritual stagnation and embrace a dynamic relationship with Christ that leads to truly seeing “greater things.”

5. 

   8 Apr 2026

   Ecclesiastes

   In this episode, we take an honest look at the tension between the raw reality of Ecclesiastes and the hope we just celebrated at Easter through Jesus Christ. Ecclesiastes tells us life is “meaningless”—or more accurately, a vapor, here one moment and gone the next—reminding us that our time is short, death is certain, and life rarely goes as planned. But the resurrection of Jesus interrupts that story, offering something beyond the fleeting and unpredictable nature of life under the sun. In this conversation, we wrestle with life’s brevity and uncertainty while discovering how, through Christ, what feels temporary can actually carry eternal significance.

6. 

   24 Mar 2026

   Proverbs

   This Bible study on the Book of Proverbs builds on the message of laying down your “C.O.A.T.”—your Comfort, Opinion, Attitude, and perceived truth—and shows how God’s wisdom calls us to live differently. Through key passages in Proverbs, you’ll gain a clear, practical understanding of how to exchange your way of thinking for God’s wisdom in everyday life. This study helps you see the big picture of Proverbs while also giving you simple, personal application so you can walk in greater clarity, humility, and spiritual growth.

7. 

   23 Mar 2026

   Jeremiah and Lamentations

   This Bible study on the books of Jeremiah and Lamentations takes a deep and meaningful look at God’s warnings, His faithfulness, and the consequences of ignoring His Word. You’ll explore how the people of Judah drifted away from accountability and ultimately faced destruction, and how those same lessons apply to our lives today. With a strong emphasis on the importance of godly community, this study highlights how walking with the right people can shape your obedience and spiritual direction. It also brings powerful insight into grief, repentance, and restoration, helping you grow in your understanding of God’s heart while challenging you to live with greater faithfulness and intentionality.

8. 

   23 Mar 2026

   GOOD COMPANY LEADERSHIP LESSON

   This leadership teaching is designed to equip and challenge you to lead with purpose, integrity, and spiritual depth. It explores what it means to be a godly leader in every area of life, whether in your home, workplace, church, or community—emphasizing the importance of accountability, humility, and influence rooted in Christ. You’ll gain practical insight on building trust, guiding others well, and surrounding yourself with the right people so you can grow and lead effectively. This teaching will not only strengthen your leadership, but also help you become the kind of leader others are inspired to follow.

9. 

   18 Mar 2026

   Chronicles

   This lesson on the books of First and Second Chronicles presents a powerful retelling of Israel’s history through the lens of worship, identity, and God’s enduring faithfulness. Written after the Babylonian exile, Chronicles speaks to a people rebuilding their lives and rediscovering who they are. Rather than focusing on political failure, the narrative highlights God’s covenant with David, the centrality of the temple, and the importance of spiritual leadership. From the opening genealogies that reconnect the people to their past, to the emphasis on David’s role in establishing worship, the lesson shows how God’s purposes continued even through national collapse. As the story unfolds, special attention is given to the kings of Judah, revealing a clear pattern: when leaders seek God, the nation flourishes; when they turn away, it suffers. The lesson underscores the power of repentance, showing that even the most broken situations can be restored when people humble themselves before God. Ultimately, Chronicles ends not in defeat, but in hope, with the decree of Cyrus allowing the people to return and rebuild. This study reminds us that our identity is rooted not in failure, but in God’s faithfulness, calling every generation to restore true worship and trust that His plans are still unfolding.

10. 

    16 Mar 2026

    Job

    This is a teaching that explores the heart of the Book of Job and the timeless lessons it offers for faith in difficult seasons. As part of our Bridge to Credibility series follow-up, this 35-minute lesson will focus on the major themes of Job and how faithful people learn to trust God even when life doesn’t make sense. Job’s story reminds us that faith is not proven when life is easy, it is revealed when we continue trusting God in the middle of hardship.

11. 

    11 Mar 2026

    Kings

    The books of First Book of Kings and Second Book of Kings tell the story of Israel’s decline after the reign of King David and King Solomon. The kingdom divides into the Northern Kingdom of Israel and the Southern Kingdom of Judah, and the spiritual direction of each king shapes the nation’s future. Many rulers lead the people into idolatry, while prophets such as Elijah and Elisha call them back to repentance. Because the people continually reject God, Israel eventually falls to Assyria and Judah later falls to Babylon, showing the serious consequences of turning away from the Lord.