Justin Chapman

Jesus follower. Happy husband. Doting dad. Lead Pastor of @aletheiaprov.

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The Church and Coronavirus: Four Lessons From History (Guest Post by William Murrell) https://t.co/uhCnCTHNtO

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Certain moments in life make us wonder if God is even paying attention. I’m excited to walk through Habakkuk with aletheiaprovidence and watch him process a… https://t.co/I6tsuVxzoj

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It doesn’t get much better than baptism Sundays @aletheiaprov https://t.co/qwjfI2ipAH

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We celebrated baptisms on Sunday with people who publicly declared their faith in Jesus.

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Finished. I didn’t think I had a resting problem before I read The Art Of Rest by a @adammabry . This short book has opened my eyes to the truth that resting well is a vital part of being human. A truly eye-opening and liberating read.

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Our Real Talk series at @aletheiaprov has been a profound personal journey for me. I’m really excited to cap it off tomorrow with Psalm 73. #realtalk

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I love hearing how volunteering on a team at @aletheiaprov helps people feel more at home in a new city. https://t.co/KC8bkIhh5T

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We’re celebrating our amazing volunteers this weekend. Check out what serving means to Sarah.

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I get asked this question a lot: Are Christians commanded to tithe? This answer by @JohnPiper is perhaps the best I’ve heard: https://t.co/Aqoj416EaL

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God expects us to respond to injustice—in action when it’s within our power, in prayer when it isn’t. (Check out Isaiah 59:14–16)

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As a young (ish) leader, this blog from @MansfieldWrites is so helpful: https://t.co/BqxobY0yiM

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Much laughing. Much enjoying. You should read this. https://t.co/WY797J2eqH

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God proved two things to us in Jesus: that he is good AND does good. Unless we believe both, we won’t trust him.

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Yesterday’s service was awesome. What a privilege to celebrate with George and our @aletheiaprov family. Can’t wait for more baptism Sundays this year. https://t.co/yEDKTCHEz7

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Yesterday was baptism Sunday! Check out George's story and watch our church celebrate with him.

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When Nietsche took atheism to its logical extent: “For the wellbeing of the species, it is necessary for the ill-constituted, the feeble, the degenerate to perish.” Thanks be to God for a gospel that speaks a better word.

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When God calls you to be faithful with something little—your not-dream job, your too-small salary, your too-slow progress toward a goal—your options are to be faithful or be frustrated.

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I didn’t think anger was something I dealt with… until yesterday’s sermon by @adammabry @aletheiaprov #realtalk https://t.co/iEPgbPC4eV

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Yesterday @adammabry unpacked what it looks like to have real talk with God about anger. You can get the full message here: https://t.co/tW9gXGkxkE

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It seems like @timkellernyc refers to this in 90% if his recent sermons and books. So here goes.

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Our “glory” is the thing we find our significance in. If you find your glory in anything other than God, when the thing fails you, you’ll feel insignificant. (Psalm 3:3)

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The only way to be aware of blind spots in your life is to have people close enough to see them. People can only get that close if they’re invited.

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You can’t get very good at life unless you respect and revere God. When God granted Solomon’s request for wisdom, the first change he made was the way he offered sacrifices in God’s presence. (1 Kings 3:15)

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All of you who are single, please don’t buy the message in the popular song: “You ain’t nobody till you got somebody.” Genesis 1:27 speaks a better word.