What happens when the truth we believe becomes real in the life we’re actually living?
True to Real brings Scott Chapman and his friends together for honest conversations about faith, doubt, culture, and the complicated realities of following Jesus. Rooted in the weekend messages at The Chapel, each episode explores how what we know to be true about God can become real in our relationships, struggles, questions, and everyday choices.
We live in a world that's quick to judge, quick to condemn, and sometimes even quicker to cancel. But what did Jesus actually say about judging others?
In this episode, Scott, Ellie, Denvil, and Putty wrestle with the tension between accountability and grace. How do we love people who have done terrible things? How do we stand alongside those who have been hurt? And how do we recognize wrongdoing without allowing someone's worst moment to define their entire future?
It's a conversation about navigating relationships, extending mercy, and discovering what it looks like to see people through the lens of Jesus—where truth matters, grace transforms, and redemption is always possible.
22 Oct 2026
Does Everything Happen for a Reason?
"Everything happens for a reason." We've all heard it, and maybe we've even said it. But what if this well-intentioned phrase actually distorts our understanding of who God is?
In this episode, Scott, Jamie, Tammy, and Ellie wrestle with God's sovereignty, the reality of suffering, and what it looks like to navigate grief in a life-giving relationship with Jesus. Together, they explore the power of biblical lament, the importance of processing our pain rather than avoiding it, and how we can experience God's goodness even when our circumstances don't change.
What if the hope we have isn't found in understanding why something happened, but in discovering that God is with us in the midst of it?
15 Oct 2026
What is the Truth?
What happens when “live your truth” collides with Jesus’ claim to be the truth? In this episode of True to Real, Ellie, Scott, and Putty explore the appeal of defining truth for ourselves—and the invitation to trust Jesus with our lives.
Rooted in John 14, the conversation considers what it means to follow Jesus as King, find security in his presence, and love people whose beliefs differ from our own. How do we hold conviction with compassion? And how does knowing Jesus is “the way, the truth, and the life” move from something we believe to something we experience every day?
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