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New Here?
We are honored and excited at the prospect of meeting you and your family this coming Sunday. Are you looking for a family of believers committed to making disciples of Jesus? Welcome home!
Ready to take the next step and get involved?
Below are a handful of upcoming events/initiatives we want you to be aware of . However, there’s a lot more going on at the Bible Church! Download our Church Center app and login to find out where you can plug in to community and ministry here at CHBC.
Praise & Prayer
UPDATE: Postponed to July 26
Join us for an intimate one-hour gathering of worship and prayer for individual needs, our church family, our city, and God's work around the world from 5-6 pm in the Chapel. No registration. No childcare. Families welcome.
Life in the Spirit (Romans 8)
Often called the greatest chapter in the Bible, Romans 8 takes us to the very heart of the Christian life. Here we discover that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus, that the Holy Spirit dwells within God's people, empowering them to fight sin, assuring them of their adoption as sons and daughters, and sustaining them through suffering with the promise of future glory. In a world marked by fear, uncertainty, and brokenness, Romans 8 invites us to live with confidence, freedom, and hope as we learn what it means to walk by the Spirit and rest in the unshakable love of God.
Sons, Not Slaves
What does it mean to move from slavery to sonship? In Romans 8:12–17, Paul reveals that the Spirit’s work in us is threefold: He liberates us from slavery to sin, assures us that we are truly God’s children, and guarantees an inheritance we share with Christ Himself.
Drawing on the legal imagery of Roman adoption and Israel’s own Exodus from slavery into sonship, this text confronts the "debtor mentality" so many of us still carry toward old sin patterns. It calls us instead into the startling intimacy of crying "Abba, Father"—the very same cry Jesus offered in His deepest suffering. Paul doesn't shy away from the hard truth that this inheritance comes "provided we suffer with Him"—not as a punishment, but as the primary path into deeper communion with Christ.
If you have ever felt owned by a past sin, unsure of your standing before God, or weary in a season of suffering, this text carries a liberating word for you: You are not a slave. You are a child of God.
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