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Catch the messages from Love Chapel Hill on location at the Varsity Theatre on Franklin Street in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, where our name is our mission to Love Chapel Hill with the Heart of Jesus.
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Where is the Evidence? (opens the original)
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Is it OK to Doubt God? --- Judges 6-7 Gideon’s story reminds us that doubt isn’t a sign that something is wrong with us; it’s often a sign that something is growing in us. Gideon wasn’t a spiritual superhero; he was insecure, afraid, and constantly looking for evidence that God was actually with him. He poked God with a stick again and again, asking for proof, and God didn’t shame him for it. Instead, God worked with him. God met Gideon in the winepress, not on the mountaintop. He called Gideon
Expiring Promises (opens the original)
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Is it OK to Doubt God? --- Genesis 18:1-15 Cynism is often just a mask worn by a wounded heart, a wall built to protect us from the pain of another unmet expectation. When Sarah laughed in the shadow of the tent, she wasn't mocking God; she was protecting herself from the agony of holding onto a dream that felt long dead. We do the exact same thing when we trade raw vulnerability for spiritual cynicism, telling ourselves that it's safer to expect nothing than to risk disappointment again. Yet, G
Singing in an Apocalypse (opens the original)
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Voices of Resistance --- Revelation 21:1-4 What is the book of Revelation actually about? Who was it written for? What message does it have that endures beyond its time? The book of Revelation needs a new PR team. This book has been misinterpreted and used in many ways that just don’t capture what it is really about. This is not a book of endings and damnation, but a book of hope and new beginnings. And it is filled with songs! Songs of victory, lament, praise, and grief, all flowing together in
Singing a Revolution (opens the original)
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Voices of Resistance --- Luke 1:38-43 Mary, the mother of Jesus, often appears as a meek and humble servant. Indeed, she models what it means to surrender to the will of the Spirit. However, in Luke’s gospel we get a different picture of Mary. Mary sings a song of revolution. Her song is one of social reversal, of rulers being humbled and the humble being raised up. And she herself embodied this social reversal: a poor young Jewish woman who would give birth to a new kind of King. Mary shows us
Singing in Victory and in Loss (opens the original)
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Voices of Resistance --- Exodus 15:1-21, 1 Samuel 2:1-10 What is worship? That which ascribes worth. Worship declares that God is worthy. Worship puts God at the center. Singing as an act of worship is recorded numerous times in the Bible. Today, we take a look at two such instances: The Song of the Sea, led by Miriam in Exodus, and Hannah’s song in 1 Samuel. These are two songs of Victory that declare God’s worth-ship as a rescuer and savior of God’s people. But there is another side to these s
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