Welcome to the online home of the teaching and preaching ministry of Chase Hinson.

 

My life is devoted to bringing God glory through ministering the gospel and its implications to a lost world and a redeemed Church. To accomplish this goal, I endeavor to preach God's Word boldly, clearly, and accurately. My passion is to preach and teach the Scriptures word by word so that together we may find God's truth one word at a time.

 
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Jesus said to him, "I am the way, the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father but through Me." -John 14:6

Jesus said to him, "I am the way, the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father but through Me." -John 14:6

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10 Big Truths
10 Big Truths

Life is often like a storm. Sometimes the storm is violent and severe, raging all around us with swirling winds, rain, and hail. Other times it subsides and seems only to loom in the distance. Either way, the only way to ride out the storm and make it through is to have something sturdy, steady, solid, and immovable to hold onto. We need a constant. We need something (or Someone) that keeps us grounded and on course amid the chaos. In life, the only true constants are the Lord and the truths of His Word. They never change and provide the steady cord to which we can cling. The storm may rage, the winds may buffet, and the rain may beat down, but God and His Word will never move, change, or fade away (Isa. 40:8; 1 Pet. 1:22–25).

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What's in a Name?
What's in a Name?

But did you know that Jesus’ name is not actually “Jesus”—at least not technically? Jesus’ name is actually Joshua, as we are clued into in Matthew 1:21. In this verse, the angel informs Joseph that Jesus’ name is connected to His mission of “saving his people from their sins,” which is what the Hebrew name “Joshua” (or “Jeshua”) means. Let me give you a little background to this phenomenon and bring you back to some important encouragements from our Savior’s name as we remember His birth at Christmastime.

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The Forgotten Sin of an Entitled People
The Forgotten Sin of an Entitled People

As I was doing a bit of research on the Thanksgiving holiday for this month’s article, I came across the proclamation of the First Continental Congress, issued on November 1, 1777 — the first national proclamation for a Thanksgiving Day. In it, the Continental Congress called upon the governing bodies of the United States to set aside Thursday, December 18, 1777, as a day of thanksgiving and praise. This proclamation reflects the very themes we’ve just considered. Throughout our nation’s history, the date of Thanksgiving has shifted, but even in the earliest days of our republic there was a clear and unmistakable call for the people to acknowledge their dependence upon God and His gracious provision.

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Knowing why God allows suffering and pain won’t make you feel any better. It’s been said before that Job still had to face empty seats at the family dinner table even though he discovered (to some degree) that God had been doing a great w
Blog post for May is LIVE!! "Knowing Why Won't Make You Feel Better"⁠ ⁠ This question of why is important, but knowing the answer (even partially) will not make me feel better. Asking “why” is a theological question while hoping
👉NEW BLOG POST👈 ⁠ ⁠ God has made humans in two genders—male and female (Gen. 1:26-27). Each person from conception is made in God’s image according to God’s design for their sex and gender (Ps. 139: 13-16). These genders are inext
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By highlighting these God ordained patterns, Matthew brings our attention to the mission of Christ which is then commissioned to us as His disciples. The First Advent brings salvation to all peoples by the sacrifice of Christ in his life, death, and
That the Lord of Glory was born in a manger and not a palace tells us something fundamental about His mission and our predicament. #chasingthetruth
That the Lord of Glory was born in a manger and not a palace tells us something fundamental about His mission and our predicament. #chasingthetruth
Your celebration of Christ First Advent should make you ready for His Second. #chasingthetruth