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When we think about church buildings, we often take them for granted. We walk in on Sundays, sit in our pews, and rarely consider the tremendous effort, resources, and faith required to maintain a house of worship. Yet throughout Scripture, God places significant importance on His dwelling place – from the wilderness tabernacle to Solomon's temple to the New Testament understanding that we ourselv...

This week's sermon focuses on rebuilding what matters most - both the physical house of worship and our personal spiritual temples. Pastor Lisa shares the story of how Capital Life Church received our building through God's provision after 12 years in temporary facilities, emphasizing that God told her not to look for a building but to trust Him to provide it. The message draws from Haggai's proph...

Generation Z is flooding into churches across America, seeking authentic faith communities where people genuinely follow Jesus. At Capital Life Church, we're witnessing this movement firsthand as young people look for churches that invite others to Christ and celebrate baptisms regularly. This revival isn't just about attendance—it's about authentic faith that transforms lives and communities. The...

This sermon focuses on the authentic living out of faith through serving others sacrificially, which is the third pillar of Capital Life Church's mission. Pastor Bill emphasizes that the church should not become merely "keepers of the aquarium" but should actively be "fishers of men," reaching out to our diverse community with the love of Christ. He presents demographic data showing that our area ...

In a world filled with turmoil and uncertainty, it's easy to focus only on what's happening in our immediate surroundings. But God calls us to something much bigger - to share His heart for the entire world. This isn't just about supporting missions from a distance; it's about developing a global perspective that transforms how we pray, give, and live. John 3:16 reminds us that "God so loved the w...