Chuck Knows Church, 26-50
Chuck Knows Church is a WEEKLY online series. Check back each Thursday for the next episode!
Use each episode in worship, youth groups, fellowship groups, confirmation classes, new member classes and late night snack viewing!
Sermon. Chuck Knows Church -- Sermon. A sermon is an oration by a pastor, right? But there's so much more to learn! Chuck explains a little deeper and makes you grin at the same time.
Handbells. Chuck Knows Church -- Handbells. Ever seen a handbell choir? Ever wondered about their history and place in the church? Well, you're in for a treat as Chuck explains about handbells.
Sunday School. Chuck Knows Church --Sunday School. What's the meaning and history of Sunday School? Ever wondered? Is it no longer relevant in today's culture? Chuck walks off the set in disgust .
Baptism. Chuck Knows Church -- Baptism. What is the meaning of the sacrament of baptism? What's best: sprinkled, dunked or poured? Chuck will explain a little about this important ancient act and perhaps have a surprise along the way.
Palm Sunday. Palm Sunday. Have you ever waved a palm branch in a worship service? If so, do you know why? Chuckle along and learn about Palm Sunday with Chuck.
Lectionary. "Today's reading is from the Old Testament. . ." Ever heard that said in church? Did you know there is a calendar of readings? Yep, and Chuck will tell you about "The Lectionary".
John Wesley. The founder, along with his brother Charles, of the Methodist movement. He challenged the Anglican church, cared for the poor, and connected faith with personal accountability. We bet you'll learn and chuckle as Chuck talks about John Wesley.
Confirmation. Did you attend Confirmation classes when you were young? And do you know why we confirm young people in the church? Chuck tries to confirm his reservation and talk about Confirmation.
The Bible. The Bible. It's one collection of 66 books and is considered a sacred text for both Christians and Jews. And Chuck is going to explain what it is in just 4 minutes? Hmmm.
Chrismon Tree. Does your church have one in the sanctuary at Christmas time? If so, what do those symbols mean on the tree? Chuck talks about this Chrismon Tree.
Licensed Local Pastors. When does a pastor need a license? And why? Chuck talks again with some of his fellow "Chucks" as he explains this week's episode! You'll learn with a chuckle.
Benediction. Chuck begins with his "almighty" benediction, but then gets serious about the meaning behind this final worship act. You'll learn with a chuckle.
Liturgy. Chuck goes to "work" on this episode. He explains the important role of this worship leader. You'll learn with a chuckle.
Worship. Chuck gets a workout during this episode! Sweatpants and sweatbands are on -- and there's a good reason why. You'll find out as you chuckle and learn with with Chuck.
Amen. You may say it every day, but do you even know what it means? And, for those United Methodists old enough to remember, why is it not at the end of hymns any longer? Chuck explains.
Acolyte. Do you know what the word means? And what's with carrying the light out at the end of each worship service? Chuckle along with Chuck.
Affirmation of Faith. Ever try to summarize what you believe? It's hard! That's what an "Affirmation of Faith" tries to do for us. Chuck explains and sings (yet again).
Doxology. Chuck sings! Kinda. Bet you can't guess the name of the most played piece of music in Protestant churches each Sunday? You looked at the title of this episode, didn't you? Chuck sings and explains on this his show!
I-H-S. Seen the letters "IHS" around your sanctuary? Ever wondered what they mean? Chuck hunts down the answers (and delivers a few chuckles along the way).
Steeples. Ever done this with your fingers as a child: "Here's the church and here's the steeple." Then you spread your palms apart and wiggle your fingers while saying: "Open the doors and see all the people." What's the reason these tall structures exist almost exclusively on places of worship? Chuck goes high in the sky to find out.
Collect. No, we're not talking about collecting food or clothing, but something completely different. Chuck clears up his own confusion and tells us about the collect prayer.
Pentecost. Seen any symbols of fire around your sanctuary? Do you know what's the second most important day of the Christian year? Chuck messes with candles again and explains Pentecost.
Usher. Chuck Knows Church -- USHER. Do you sit in the same seat each Sunday? If so, why do you need an usher? What's their role? Chuck loses his cool while explaining the role of an usher.
Communion, Part 2. THE BREAD AND THE CUP. This is the second of a three-part series about communion. Always good to know the basics about the first of two sacraments, right? Chuck explains what the bread and cup mean for Christians.
Book of Common Prayer. BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER. If you're Episcopalian, you likely know all about this book. However, if you're United Methodist, you may have never even heard of it. Find what it is with a chuckle and a smile.
Sermon. Chuck Knows Church -- Sermon. A sermon is an oration by a pastor, right? But there's so much more to learn! Chuck explains a little deeper and makes you grin at the same time.
Handbells. Chuck Knows Church -- Handbells. Ever seen a handbell choir? Ever wondered about their history and place in the church? Well, you're in for a treat as Chuck explains about handbells.
Sunday School. Chuck Knows Church --Sunday School. What's the meaning and history of Sunday School? Ever wondered? Is it no longer relevant in today's culture? Chuck walks off the set in disgust .
Baptism. Chuck Knows Church -- Baptism. What is the meaning of the sacrament of baptism? What's best: sprinkled, dunked or poured? Chuck will explain a little about this important ancient act and perhaps have a surprise along the way.
Palm Sunday. Palm Sunday. Have you ever waved a palm branch in a worship service? If so, do you know why? Chuckle along and learn about Palm Sunday with Chuck.
Lectionary. "Today's reading is from the Old Testament. . ." Ever heard that said in church? Did you know there is a calendar of readings? Yep, and Chuck will tell you about "The Lectionary".
John Wesley. The founder, along with his brother Charles, of the Methodist movement. He challenged the Anglican church, cared for the poor, and connected faith with personal accountability. We bet you'll learn and chuckle as Chuck talks about John Wesley.
Confirmation. Did you attend Confirmation classes when you were young? And do you know why we confirm young people in the church? Chuck tries to confirm his reservation and talk about Confirmation.
The Bible. The Bible. It's one collection of 66 books and is considered a sacred text for both Christians and Jews. And Chuck is going to explain what it is in just 4 minutes? Hmmm.
Chrismon Tree. Does your church have one in the sanctuary at Christmas time? If so, what do those symbols mean on the tree? Chuck talks about this Chrismon Tree.
Licensed Local Pastors. When does a pastor need a license? And why? Chuck talks again with some of his fellow "Chucks" as he explains this week's episode! You'll learn with a chuckle.
Benediction. Chuck begins with his "almighty" benediction, but then gets serious about the meaning behind this final worship act. You'll learn with a chuckle.
Liturgy. Chuck goes to "work" on this episode. He explains the important role of this worship leader. You'll learn with a chuckle.
Worship. Chuck gets a workout during this episode! Sweatpants and sweatbands are on -- and there's a good reason why. You'll find out as you chuckle and learn with with Chuck.
Amen. You may say it every day, but do you even know what it means? And, for those United Methodists old enough to remember, why is it not at the end of hymns any longer? Chuck explains.
Acolyte. Do you know what the word means? And what's with carrying the light out at the end of each worship service? Chuckle along with Chuck.
Affirmation of Faith. Ever try to summarize what you believe? It's hard! That's what an "Affirmation of Faith" tries to do for us. Chuck explains and sings (yet again).
Doxology. Chuck sings! Kinda. Bet you can't guess the name of the most played piece of music in Protestant churches each Sunday? You looked at the title of this episode, didn't you? Chuck sings and explains on this his show!
I-H-S. Seen the letters "IHS" around your sanctuary? Ever wondered what they mean? Chuck hunts down the answers (and delivers a few chuckles along the way).
Steeples. Ever done this with your fingers as a child: "Here's the church and here's the steeple." Then you spread your palms apart and wiggle your fingers while saying: "Open the doors and see all the people." What's the reason these tall structures exist almost exclusively on places of worship? Chuck goes high in the sky to find out.
Collect. No, we're not talking about collecting food or clothing, but something completely different. Chuck clears up his own confusion and tells us about the collect prayer.
Pentecost. Seen any symbols of fire around your sanctuary? Do you know what's the second most important day of the Christian year? Chuck messes with candles again and explains Pentecost.
Usher. Chuck Knows Church -- USHER. Do you sit in the same seat each Sunday? If so, why do you need an usher? What's their role? Chuck loses his cool while explaining the role of an usher.
Communion, Part 2. THE BREAD AND THE CUP. This is the second of a three-part series about communion. Always good to know the basics about the first of two sacraments, right? Chuck explains what the bread and cup mean for Christians.
Book of Common Prayer. BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER. If you're Episcopalian, you likely know all about this book. However, if you're United Methodist, you may have never even heard of it. Find what it is with a chuckle and a smile.