Ancient Paths for a Life That Actually Works May 17 – July 26 | Sundays at 10:00 am About the Series Most people don’t set out to ruin their lives. We make decisions we think make sense. We follow what feels right. We chase what promises happiness, security, or freedom. But over time, many of […]
Month: April 2026
Helping Families Find and Follow Jesus
By Ellis White, Senior Pastor A lot of parents are asking the same question right now—even if they don’t say it out loud: Am I doing enough to help my kids actually know Jesus? Not just attend church. Not just learn the stories. But truly find and follow him. That quiet concern is real. And […]
The Yes You Almost Didn’t Say
By Jesse Yi-Gray, Director of Music Have you ever said yes to something without feeling fully sure? Not a bold, confident yes. A hesitant one. A yes behind gritted teeth or a nervous laugh. The yes that came with more fear than certainty. The yes you almost didn’t say. Sometimes, it’s those hesitant yesses where […]
More than a Moment
By Julie Hawkins, Pastor of Ministry Easter Sunday has come and gone, but what we witnessed here at Chapel Hill last week is not something that fades with the calendar. Over the course of our Easter services, more than 100 people raised their hands to commit their lives to Jesus. Each one of those hands […]
Questions We’re All Asking
What Does Jesus Say about Sex, Gender, Life, Politics, and Justice? April 12 – May 10 | Sundays at 10:00 am We’re living in a moment where big questions aren’t just theoretical—they’re personal, cultural, and often deeply divisive. In this five-week series, we’ll explore what Jesus and the Bible say about some of the most […]
The Day Everything Went Dark
By Ellis White, Senior Pastor Jesus is under arrest. The crowd has turned. His friends have scattered. The night has given way to a morning filled with accusation, injustice, and fear. And if you were there, you would be asking one question: where is this day going? Will he fight back? Will God intervene? Will […]