In this session from Tab Chapel, Pastor Chris continues his series on the Church by exploring the manifestation of spiritual gifts for the common good of the body of Christ. He breaks down the three main categories of spiritual gifts: revelatory gifts like wisdom and discernment, power gifts such as healing and miracles, and speaking gifts like prophecy and tongues.Throughout the message, Pastor Chris shares remarkable personal stories and testimonies to illustrate these concepts. He speaks about witnessing the supernatural multiplication of food, seeing rain fall during a drought after a prophetic declaration, and the profound impact of words of knowledge in ministering to others. A significant portion of the teaching is dedicated to bringing clarity to the gift of tongues, distinguishing between corporate messages for the church and the personal prayer language that builds up the individual believer.Upcoming Events:Please remember that we only have two more Tab Chapel nights remaining this season. We would love for you to join us for our final gatherings on:Wednesday, July 8thWednesday, July 15thSubscribe to stay updated as we conclude this powerful series.

In this sermon, guest speaker Pastor Jason Tucker teaches out of James 4. God's grace is given generously but it's no excuse to keep sinning. 'Submit to God and Resist the Devil and he will flee from you.' James 4: 7. Far too often we forget to submit and resist without God's grace. So learn what it really means to operate within God's abundant grace.

Ever feel like the church is just a building you visit on Sundays? In this session of Tab Chapel, Pastor Chris Lodriguss flips that idea on its head. He dives into Ephesians 3 to explore a powerful and beautiful concept called the manifold wisdom of God.Think of God’s wisdom like a diamond held up to a jeweler's loop. It is multifaceted, multi-sided, and constantly shifting in color and shape depending on how you turn it. Pastor Chris explains that every believer is meant to be a unique reflection of that manifold grace in their everyday life, whether they are in a boardroom, a classroom, or at home with their children.The goal of the church is not just to provide an emotional experience or a weekly meal. Instead, it is a training ground where you are equipped to take the kingdom of God into your community. If you have been searching for your purpose or wondering how your natural talents fit into a spiritual calling, this message explores how your influence makes the wisdom of God visible to the world.Join us as we discuss how to stop limiting the kingdom to a single building and start living as an embassy of heaven right where you are.

In this Father's Day sermon, pastor Chris Lodriguss teaches on James chapter 3. In particular the focus is on how we speak and our natural language responses to the things that happen around us. If a man can control their language they can control all of their behaviors. So learn the value of clean language, waiting to speak, and speaking good things.

What is the church, and why does its authority matter? Pastor Chris continues our series on ecclesiology by defining the church as a "called out governing gathering" tasked with bringing the atmosphere of heaven down to earth. Drawing from Matthew 16 and 28, we look at how Jesus delegates His authority to the body of Christ to accomplish a specific mission. This message breaks down the fivefold ministry offices—apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers—and explains how this plurality of leadership provides essential checks and balances for the health of the church. You will also learn why a church’s primary job is to equip the saints for their own work of ministry rather than just providing a weekly meal. If you have ever wondered how healthy church government actually works or how spiritual authority provides a covering for your life, this teaching is for you.

In this sermon, guest speaker Pastor Tony Crombie teaches on the topic of Active Faith. Teaching out of James 2 he teaches on how our motives influence our actions and the rightness of the actions. Active faith is not determined by us, but rather by God and it is a continuous choice to keep acting in the way God commands. Active Faith often comes with effort and cost. So, learn about all this and more in order to better have an Active Faith.

Ever feel like church is just a place you go? This week at Tab Chapel, Pastor Chris challenges that idea by diving into ecclesiology to answer one vital question: Who is the Church?. It turns out the church isn't a building, a location, or a denomination, but a called out governing gathering of people through faith in Jesus.We are looking back at the birth of the church in Acts chapter 2 to see the real identifying markers of a believer. From the power of a public baptism to the necessity of genuine fellowship, we explore what it actually looks like to live as a follower of Jesus in a world that is watching. We also talk about why your specific role in the community matters. Whether you feel like a 'kneecap' or an 'eyeball,' you are a vital part of the body of Christ.The enemy wants us to get distracted by comparing our gifts, but the mission of the Gospel is actually accomplished through our differences, not in spite of them. Come discover your identity as part of the Bride of Christ and the household of God as we learn what it means to be truly unified in our mission to reach the lost.

In this sermon Pastor Chris Lodriguss takes you through the first chapter of the Book of James. He teaches on what it is to keep joy during trials, the importance of endurance, and how wisdom is the key to enduring: to see our trials as God sees them. Learn how to endure well and more.

What does it really mean to be the church? In this kickoff to the Tab Chapel summer series, Pastor Chris Lodriguss dives deep into ecclesiology to uncover our true identity and purpose. Moving past the idea of the church as just a building or a corporate entity, this message explores the Greek word ekklesia, which defines us as a called out governing gathering.Discover why the church functions as an embassy of heaven on earth, representing God’s authority in every cubicle, classroom, and home. Pastor Chris breaks down why we are called to be ambassadors for Christ and why gathering together is a mandatory part of our spiritual growth. From the essential question of "Who do you say Jesus is?" to the power of a community that rejoices and weeps together, this teaching reframes what it looks like to follow Jesus in the real world.Join us for an engaging look at why you were never meant to walk this life alone. Plus, you won't want to miss the official debut of Pastor Chris joining the bald brigade.

In this sermon, guest speaker Cliff Lodriguss teaches on the story of Philip and Nathanael. The responses the two experience over Jesus reflect the reactions of many of us today. Some like Philip respond with excitement, and others like Nathanael respond with skepticism. But whether you experience excitement or skepticism, always respond with Faith.