This past Sunday’s sermon was apropos in light of celebrating our nation’s birth. Listen in on a couple of the follow up questions raised after the sermon. […]
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DC Team Update
Hey y’all! The DC Dream Team started the day with a prayer breakfast at the Southeast White House, a faith-based meal where city-minded people can connect, anyone from congressmen to homeless men. I got to learn about DC and the people in it from local leaders while eating bacon. Afterwards, we were able to help lead a […]
Off to the Little White House
As our team of 8 high school students (Becca Derr, Jessica Repp, Lucy Camarata, Natalie Davidson, Eric Anderson, Cannon Coats, Benjamin Easley, Casey Burgess) joined by our 3 adult leaders (Nikki Davidson, Dustin Harrison, Ryan Palmer) get ready to head to Washington DC, we invite you all to be praying for us. For the last […]
Happy Independence Weekend
As we celebrate our nation’s independence with backyard BBQs, firework shows, and a bonus three-day weekend, a group of students from Chapel Hill will be watching fireworks on the national mall in Washington D.C. Doesn’t that sound like the quintessential American experience? I can almost hear The Stars and the Stripes playing as I picture […]
Fearless Q – Write Back ‘Atcha On Whether the Bible Is Sexist
On our second week of the Fearless Q series, the questions continue! Pastor Megan responds on behalf of Michelle Tepper. Take a moment to watch her responses. […]
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Fearless Q – Write Back ‘Atcha on Predestination
We write a lot here at Chapel Hill, but for our Fearless Q sermon responses we thought we’d try a different medium every so often: video. So listen in as Pastor Larry responds to questions from this Sunday’s sermon. […]
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Young Leaders
One of the unique and delightful parts of the Chapel Hill culture is the willingness to embrace young leaders. Personally, I am on the receiving end of so much support, encouragement, and space to try and fail and succeed. It’s a gift that I do not to take for granted, and I recognize that it […]
A Healthy Backwards Glance
One of my favorite verses is Luke 9:62 where Jesus says, “No one who puts his hand to the plow and looks back is fit for the kingdom of God.” The historical context is simple. If the plowman was looking back over his shoulder, he would end up zigzagging his way across the field. The […]
Finished, or only just beginning?
I have a confession to make. In my heart of hearts, I confess that sometimes I lack grace for people. It may only be an occasional, internal dialogue, but I’ve thought often enough of how so-and-so falls short that I’ve heard the holy conviction of Jesus’ Spirit whispering in my heart about it. Jesus’ own […]
Honoring Their Legacy
If you are at Chapel Hill on the Sundays just before Memorial Day and Veteran’s Day each May and November, you’ll notice that we have a faithful group of people helping lead worship in a unique way. These men and women help us remember that our faith, though timeless and global, occurs in a particular […]