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What Does Jesus Say About Sex? | Matt. 19:4-6 & 1 Cor. 6:9-20 | Chapel Hill Church Gig Harbor
Our culture is saturated with messages about sex — that it defines you, fulfills you, and that restraint is oppressive. But if that vision is right, why are so many people left with confusion, regret, and shame? Maybe there’s a better way. In this first message of our new series, Questions We’re All Asking, Pastor […]
When the Grave Gave Birth
When the Grave Gave Birth | Acts 2:22-32 | Chapel Hill Church Gig Harbor
Most of us know what it feels like when tension finally breaks, when the waiting is over and you can breathe again. A child born. An acceptance letter. A diagnosis that came back clear. That exhale. Easter is that feeling, but deeper and more permanent than any single moment. In this Easter message, Pastor Ellis […]
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When God Feels Silent
When God Feels Silent | Matthew 27:45-50 | Chapel Hill Church Gig Harbor
Most of us know what it’s like to pray and hear nothing back. To cry out and wait, and keep waiting. One of the hardest parts of faith isn’t suffering itself, it’s suffering while God seems silent. In this Maundy Thursday message, Caleb Bagdanov, Chapel Hill’s Student Ministries Director, walks us through Psalm 22 and […]
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When Letting Go is the Hardest Way to Worship
When Letting Go is the Hardest Way to Worship | Psalm 24 | Chapel Hill Church Gig Harbor
Most of us know what it feels like to collide with something we didn’t see coming. And most conflicts, if we’re honest, aren’t really about information — they’re about control. About who gets to be in charge. In this Palm Sunday message, Pastor Ellis walks us through Psalm 24 — a song David wrote hundreds […]
Looking Back, I Still Have a Song to Sing
Looking Back, I Still Have a Song to Sing | Psalm 18 | Chapel Hill Church Gig Harbor
We all know how to curate a story. We choose the angle, the lighting, the caption. The highlight reel version of our lives is technically true — it’s just edited. But most of us don’t know what to do with the other version: the stress, the fear, the long seasons we didn’t expect, the parts […]
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