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Watch our March 27, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Sohrab Ramtin (Matthew 27:45–50)

Watch our March 17, 2022 Worship service (Matthew 27:45–50). It includes singing, announcements, and special music “Wade in the Water” sung by the Believers. The sermon is by Dr. Sohrab Ramtin, “The Wickedness of Calvary.” This was a surprising title to me, but as he worked it out it made sense.

Sohrab taught from Matthew 27:45-50 with many other references. He noted the four kinds of wicked people at Calvary – the ignorant (Roman soldiers), the informed (the crucified robbers) a fickle (the crowd), and the religious (Jewish leaders and priests. He noted that these categories apply today, too.

After pointing out the wickedness of Calvary, he spoke how it showed Christ’s love for sinners. He said Jesus is the best friend of sinners. He spoke on Jesus his request to his father that he forgive them (Luke 23:34). He then went on to tell of the Lord Jesus Christ effect on the uninformed with your centurions confession (Matthew 27:54). Next, with the informed with the lords interaction with one of the thieves on the cross (Luke 23:42–43). Then he spoke of how the fickle were blessed by the Lord Jesus with many of them being saved (Pentecost – Acts 2) and later (Acts 4:4). Finally, he pointed out how many of the religious were blessed by the Christ, too, with many priests who were saved (Acts 6:7).

He concluded noting again how Jesus truly is the friend of sinners. “But where sin abounded, grace did much more abound” (Romans 5:20). And again, Jesus is the best friend of sinners.

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Watch our March 13, 2022 Worship service, sermon by Tom Cantor (Micah 4)

Watch our March 13, 2022 Worship service (Micah 4) including singing, announcements, special music, and a sermon by Tom Cantor. The special music was “Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus” sung by Pam and accompanied by Judy on the piano. Tom taught from Micah chapter 4.

In the sermon, Tom noted “there is a beginning and a completion.” Genesis tells us the beginning and revelation the completion. This chapter from the book of Micah focuses on the completion. He spoke of all the mountains in the world and how the Lord chose Jerusalem to be his mountain (Micah 4:2). He compared the Lord choosing this mountain to his choosing David over all of his bigger brothers. He also noted how the Lord called himself the God of Jacob, not identifying himself here with a more famous saint or even Jacob by his exalted name – Israel. Tom noted how the Lord in the last days will bring the nations against Israel, but when Israel turns to him, he would save them. He referenced the later chapters in book of Zechariah (Zechariah 12–13). Finally, Tom emphasize the importance of Jewish evangelism and the call to pray for the peace of Jerusalem (Psalm 122:6).

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Watch our February 20, 2021 Worship service, sermon by Ron Myers

Watch our February 20, 2022 Worship service, including singing, announcements, special music “Your Grace Still Amazes Me” sung by The Believers, and a missionary report and sermon by visiting missionary Ron Myers.

Ron gave a missionary update about his work in Thailand. He discussed learning a tonal language, the importance of understanding the culture, helping people do better with what they have, presenting the gospel in a way people can understand it, and mentoring new Christians. He then gave a sermon about the prayers of the apostle Paul.

The closing hymn we sang “Whosoever Will” concluded our worship service.

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Watch our January 23, 2021 Worship service, sermon by Sohrab Ramtin

Watch our January 23, 2021 Worship service, including singing, announcements, a musical special, and a sermon by retired missionary Dr. Sohrab Ramtin.

The Chapel emphasizes the Lord Jesus Christ through Missions, Prayer, and the Word of God.

Mission Valley Community Chapel a Bible believing Christian church, an Open Plymouth Brethren assembly (Christian Brethren). All leadership is volunteer, enabling the majority of our giving to go to evangelists and missionaries worldwide. There are opportunities to serve for those interested in participating, including outreach, hospitality, and music.

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Watch our December 19, 2021 Worship Service – “The Christmas Story in Scripture and Song”

Watch our December 19, 2021 Worship service, “The Christmas Story in Scripture and Song”.

This service was our Christmas program. It included congregational singing, music and singing (Great harmonizing, solos, and accompaniment including flute and oboe!) by, “The Believers,” and Scripture readings from folks from the Chapel.

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Watch our August 22, 2021 Worship service, sermon by Sohrab Ramtin

Here is a sermon announcement from the summer I forgot to put up.

Watch our August 22, 2021 Worship service including singing, announcements, a musical special “Deep River” sung by the musical group The Believeres, and a sermon Sohrab Ramtin. He taught from the epistle of Jude.

The Chapel emphasizes the Lord Jesus Christ through Missions, Prayer, and the Word of God.

We are a Bible believing Christian church, an Open Plymouth Brethren assembly. All leadership is volunteer, enabling the majority of our giving to go to evangelists and missionaries worldwide. There are opportunities to serve for those interested in participating, including outreach, hospitality, and music.

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