🕊️📖 Following Jesus’ ascension, the apostles returned to Jerusalem and gathered in the upper room. They prepared for Pentecost and awaited the promised Holy Spirit. The absence of Judas raised the need for a replacement. Peter emphasized the importance of Scripture, showing it as authored by both humans and the Holy Spirit. He quoted Psalms […]
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🌟 Summary: The passage from Luke describes Jesus’ crucifixion and the significant events that followed, including the tearing of the temple curtain. This symbolized the removal of barriers between God and humanity, made possible by Jesus’ perfect sacrifice. The narrative highlights the response of Joseph of Arimathea, who sacrificed his reputation and resources to honor […]
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📜 Pastor Ellis discusses the shifting perception of Christians in society and explores the story of Peter’s denial of Jesus during his arrest. The spiritual battle, forewarned by Jesus, involves Satan’s attempt to sift the disciples. Despite Peter’s denials, Jesus had prayed for his faith not to fail. Peter experiences a low point but later […]
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🏛️✝️ The passage reflects on the destruction of Jerusalem’s Temple in AD 70, symbolizing the end of an era. Despite the devastation, there’s a message of hope – a new, glorious way through Jesus, the New Temple. The narrative emphasizes the significance of the Temple as God’s dwelling place and introduces the concept of Jesus […]
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🎄 In the midst of holiday chaos, Isaiah 26 delivers a timeless anthem of hope and guidance. The prophetic verses paint a picture of a future with perfect peace. 🕊️ Exploring the facets of this peace reveals a roadmap for experiencing it now. Repentance and trust pave the way for peace with God, a focus […]
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A nobleman (Jesus) goes to receive a kingdom. He gives servants minas (money) to engage in business. The citizens oppose him, and Jesus shifts our vision from opposition to opportunity. The servants risk engaging with the opposition. The first gains ten minas, the second five. Jesus shifts our role from fruitfulness to faithfulness. The master […]
Read More… from Accountability in Money Management l Luke 19:11-27 l Chapel Hill Church Gig Harbor
Mastering Your Money: Navigating from 2D to 3D. Discover the Purpose, Proving, and Pull of Money with Jesus. Join us on a journey to handle money from God’s perspective and make eternal investments. […]
Read More… from Shrewd Money Management l Luke 16:1-13 l Chapel Hill Church Gig Harbor
In this powerful sermon based on Luke 20:9-26, Pastor Ellis delves into the concept of authority. He shares insights from the parable told by Jesus and the famous taxation question posed to him. Discover three essential lessons about authority: God’s ultimate authority, God’s delegation of authority, and the importance of submitting to authority. Explore how […]
Explore the profound depths of divine purpose and mercy in this spiritually enlightening sermon! Join Pastor Ellis on a transformative journey through Luke 18:31-43, uncovering the hidden truths that can shape your life. 🔍 Discover the power of faith as Pastor Ellis shares a personal health scare that led to an astonishing revelation about the […]
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There’s a famous tale from my college rugby team, and although I’ve told it before, I still think it’s hilarious! But in order to understand it, you need to be aware that most people who live outside the UK have no idea whether or not England, Wales and Scotland are different countries. Understandably so. It’s […]
Read More… from When Will God’s Kingdom Come? l Luke 17:20-37 l Chapel Hill Church Gig Harbor