HeyJaredSalem Chapel
Weekly teaching from Salem Chapel, a church in Winston-Salem, NC. Our mission is to glorify God by making and mobilizing disciples who represent the gospel to every man, woman and child.
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When You Need Direction (opens the original)
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When You Need Direction (Acts 1:12–26) We all face moments when we’re unsure what to do next. In Acts 1, the disciples show us that finding direction from God begins with depending on Him. Instead of rushing ahead, they pause to pray, pursue God’s perspective through His Word, and move forward while continuing to trust Him. When we need direction, the answer isn’t greater control but greater dependence on the One who knows the way.
Saved for More (opens the original)
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The Unstoppable Gospel – Week 1 Saved for More… (Acts 1:1–11) Following Jesus was never meant to stop with being saved. Jesus saves us and sends us to share the hope of the gospel with the world around us. Living sent means growing more like Jesus, relying on the power of the Holy Spirit, and sharing what Christ has done in our lives. We’ve been saved for more, and every follower of Jesus has a part to play in His mission.
Free To Live (opens the original)
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Free to Live (Romans 5:1–11) Because of Jesus, we don’t have to live wondering where we stand with God. Through faith in Christ, we have peace with God, access to Him, and a secure place in His grace. That security gives us hope even when life is hard, knowing God can use what we walk through to shape who we are becoming. Because Jesus has made us right with God, we are free to live secure, hopeful, and confident.
Remember the Mercy (opens the original)
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The Parables of Jesus – Week 6 Remember the Mercy (Matthew 18:21–35) Forgiving someone who has hurt us can be one of the hardest things Jesus asks us to do. In the parable of the unforgiving servant, Jesus reminds us that the mercy we have received should shape the mercy we extend to others. As we remember the debt God has forgiven, we can release the offenses we were never meant to carry and choose forgiveness again and again. Remembered mercy produces repeated forgiveness.
Crossing the Line (opens the original)
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The Parables of Jesus – Week 5 Crossing the Line (Luke 10:25–37) In the parable of the Good Samaritan, Jesus shows us that mercy refuses to draw lines around who deserves our love. Self-righteousness looks for limits, but mercy changes the questions we ask, the people we see, and the way we respond. Following Jesus means moving toward people others might avoid, accepting inconvenience, and being willing to pay the cost. True mercy doesn't just feel compassion. It acts.
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