BC62-AM Service - 10 25 26 - Believers Chapel

The service bursts into life with a heartfelt shout‑out to Love Thy Neighbor’s community outreach—eleven projects, fifty‑two volunteers, homes and yards restored. Leaders Chris Clock and Cheryl Clock are praised for keeping the ministry’s wheels turning, embodying the chapel’s call to serve.A thrilling announcement follows: tonight’s free movie night, "The Last Stand," produced by Seth Gruber and The White Rose. Popcorn, fellowship, and a spiritual sniper’s message promise an unforgettable evening.The worship flow pivots to a biblical focus. The host urges listeners to dive into Psalms and Proverbs throughout the week, echoing David’s habit of preparing his heart for praise. Scripture‑rich chants lift the name of Jesus above all, declaring His victory over death and the power of holiness in Christ. Repeated affirmations—"Holiness is Christ, I am free"—anchor the congregation in the freedom found in Him.Miss Renee steps in with a brief prophetic word, reminding the assembly that clean hands and pure hearts bring divine blessing. The sermon weaves Ephesians 3:20, urging believers to trust God’s abundant ability, and calls the church to be salt and light, confronting darkness with truth.A moving prayer segment invites every heart to confess dependence on God, to surrender personal struggles, and to seek the stillness and peace only He can give. The service culminates in a powerful worship climax, proclaiming Jesus as the name above all names, and a collective cry for the Holy Spirit’s movement.Throughout, the message balances vibrant worship, practical service, and upcoming community events, leaving listeners energized to worship, serve, and gather again for the movie night.

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