My name is Kory Capps. I’m married to my beautiful wife Elizabeth. We have three young men that we are extremely proud of and grateful for: Karter (13), Jonny (12), and Hudson (11). We also have our delightful baby girl, Adele (5). I am humbled and honored to serve our nation and our nation’s warriors as a military chaplain.
Writing is worship. This blog exists for that purpose. The title of the blog captures the focus of my writing. I desire to pull you into a journey of faith that centers on the Creator and a Cross. It is my conviction that the story of Jesus Christ crucified and risen is the one hope for humanity and the locus of God’s self-disclosure. This crucial story is the heart of this blog.
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Brother,
Pretty impresive! good cache of videos,nice fam. photo, and good articles. Look forward to adding to it. As front liners we need this for our own encouragement and as ammunition for our daily battles in seeing kids transformed to life through Jesus Christ.
Hi, Kory & Elizabeth,
Just wanted to send a note. Heather and I have been following your ministry through your letters, and just rejoice in who you are and what you have been doing.
It has been a long time since we have been in contact, but you both have been thought of as well as prayed for so frequently. You are a part of our “history” and dearly loved even though we only met face-to-face so briefly.
We have seen how God has been using you and growing you in His kingdom, and we absolutely rejoice in the goodness and faithfulness of God.
You both are in our hearts,
Ruth and Heather Miller
Kory,
Thank you for helping to ignite in me a passion for the gospel. Your family looks great! I love you guys so much. You have been a great encouragement to me for a long time.
Bless you!
Jake Patten
Jake
Thanks man. So good to hear from you. We will have to connect real soon.
KC
This blog rocks!!!
Kory, I saw your note to Ted Johnston and his reply, and come over to poke around. Nice stuff! You have clear prose and you’re focused on the Savior. I look forward to reading more. Keep on worshiping with words.
Thanks for the encouragement!
I saw your Christus Victor: the Gospel in Poem on facebook and was totally blown away. I have sent it to all my friends and colleagues. What can I say but well produced, profound, riveting and gets directly to the heart of the Gospel. Thank you for a great witness to the grace of God!
Doug, thanks so much for the encouragement. I am thrilled that you found the Christus Victor poem helpful and that you found the site.
Great meeting you today, Kory!
Looking forward to reading your posts!
Blessings,
-Emmanuel
At our church service in a retirement home we have the pledge of allegiance and then ask God too bring all of our men, women, children and families home safely. Thanks for your service and may God Bless you.
Dwaine
Dwaine,
Thanks so much for stopping by the site. I deeply appreciate your prayers and support of those who put themselves in harms way for us. Blessings on you!
I just found your site and like what I find. I pastor a small church and would like permission to use your videos and for worship service and Sunday School.
Pastor Hines, so glad you stopped by and found the site. Please use anything at all from this site that would be helpful for your worship services and Sunday School. I love encouraging and equipping pastors like yourself for the good work you do. If there is anything else I can do for you, please do not hesitate. Thank you for what you do!
Look who I found through searching for Luther on becoming a theologian! God bless you brother!
Awesome to hear from you Andrew, hope all is well!
Hi Kory, can I talk with you in private?
Sure thing, email me at korycapps@gmail.com
Hi, my name is Colin Lambert and I’m an Australian. I’ve often wondered about where the Holy Spirit was at the time of the crucifixion. As He is the Holy Spirit it is more likely that He could not look upon sin just like the Father- when Jesus took on the position of our sin substitute. Jesus also says my God, my God why have you forsaken me. I imagine that includes the Holy Spirit. Therefore at the point prior to death Jesus was totally forsaken of the presence of God. Or so it seems to me. I think we need to look more closely at the meaning of the Hebrews 9:14. I love your passion for serving Christ in the way that you do.
Colin Lambert