In the month of December, we’re taking a break from our study of Paul’s letter to the Philippians.  We’ll continue in chapter 2 on Wednesday, January 14.  If you haven’t been able to join us or if you missed a few sessions, the messages are now available online. (CLICK HERE)

Join us Wednesday night for our Thanksgiving Communion Service at 7:00pm.  We’ll have an opportunity to hear stories from some of our Capital family and celebrate what our Lord did for us on the cross.  Bring your family!

Join us tonight at 7:00pm as we continue our study of the Apostle Paul’s letter to the church at Philippi.  This week we’ll examine Christ’s flawless example of humility in Philippians 2:5-11, and unpack what it means for us as we journey together. 

WARNING: This passage reveals very potent truths about God and the kind of life he wants us to live.  Come only if you want God to mess with you. 

Kid’s & Youth Ministry provided.

This Friday we celebrate what God has done in our church at our Baptism & Worship Service. Come and hear some of the stories of our people who have come to faith in Christ on Friday, November 7 at 7:00pm!

Join us this Wednesday at 7:00pm as we continue our study of the Apostle Paul’s letter to the church at Philippi.  This week we’ll examine Paul’s passion for church unity in Philippians 2:1-4. 

Bring a friend!  Kid’s & Youth Ministry provided.

It was great to have Margaret Feinberg and her husband Leif with us last weekend.  If you didn’t have an opportunity to hear her, I highly recommend you download the mp3 from our website or from iTunes.  Also, take a look at her blog which highlights a few of her thoughts after the weekend (CLICK HERE).

Now that we’ve finished the God & the Movies series, we will resume posting our online messages. Thanks for your patience!

This week we continue our study of Paul’s letter to the Philippians as we examine Philippians 1:18-26.  I hope to see you tomorrow night!

Join us this Wednesday at 7:00pm.  Youth and kids ministry provided.

This weekend we conclude our annual God & the Movies series.  The movie we’ll examine is “Iron Man” starring Robert Downey, Jr.  Bring a friend this Saturday at 6:00pm or Sunday at 9:15am or 11:00am.

NOTE: Because of copyright restrictions, we are unable to reproduce these messages on CD or post them on the Internet.  Sorry for the inconvenience!

This week at our Wednesday Night Bible Study, we’ll tackle the subject of suffering.  For thousands of years people have wrestled with the concept that God could be both infinite and loving in a world filled with so much pain and suffering.  We see the evil of rape and abuse and genocide—and we ask WHY, GOD, WHY?

Our questions quickly move from the philosophical to the personal when pain becomes OUR reality.  When life hands us sickness or unemployment or the death of a loved one—Where is this infinite and loving God? 

Join us this Wednesday at 7:00pm.

Some months ago, I shared with you one of my favorite books from last year—Organic God by Margaret Feinberg.  It’s rare to find a book written about our God with such fresh insight and expression.  After reading the book, I invited Margaret to be a guest speaker at our weekend services at Capital.  We’re thrilled that she has accepted our invitation.  Margaret and her husband Leif will join us October 25-26 at all three of our weekend services.

Margaret has written a new book The Sacred Echo.  Here’s an excerpt from the back cover:

        ”When God really wants to get your attention, he doesn’t just whisper something once.  He echoes…

        “You’ve probably experienced it.  The same theme, idea, impression, or lesson will repeat itself
        surprising and unexpected ways until you realize that maybe, just maybe, God is at work.

        “As you learn to listen for the sacred echoes—God’s persistent voice—in your life, you can walk more
        confidently and fully into all that he has for you.  The Sacred Echo challenges you to prayerfully
        consider how God is at work in your life as well as in the lives of those around you.  It’s an invitation to
        spiritual awakening and a deeper relationship with God.”

Margaret was recently named by Charisma magazine as one of the “30 Emerging Voices” who will help lead the church in the next decade.  Check out her website at www.margaretfeinberg.com.