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The Day of Atonement Destroys All Fear | Matthew Bollinger | Chapel Hill

The Day of Atonement, also known as Yom Kippur, is a holy day in the Bible that symbolizes the Lord's purification of His people. Under the Law in the Old Covenant, it included rituals and the sacrifice of two goats: one for the sins of the priests and another for the sins of the people. However, we no longer need sacrifices or rituals because Jesus is the final Atonement for us! His atonement met every requirement of the Law, therefore destroying all fear in our hearts.
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger encourages us to let the joy and freedom of Christ's atoning work to set your heart free.
 
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We Are Heavenly and Human | Byron Wicker | Mooresville

Jesus Christ was and is fully God and fully Man. As His followers, we don't have to choose between spirituality and humanity—our experience is meant to be both. Our humanity is part of who we are. In the resurrection, we won't stop being human; instead, we will be transformed into the fullness of what God always intended: redeemed, glorified, and perfected—heavenly and human (1 Corinthians 15).
 
Join us in Mooresville as Senior Pastor Byron Wicker invites you on his exploration of our identity in Christ.
 
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Go in Peace | Ryan Meade | Wilmington

Jesus sends us out into the world with His peace, as seen in Matthew 10. That peace is not only a part of God's character but also a vital aspect of the Gospel, and we are invited to embody and share this peace in our communities. In a world filled with turmoil, we are called to bless others with the peace we've received, as illustrated in Ephesians 6:15. We are also encouraged to take peace with us into the world as a result of the encounters we have with Jesus.
 
Join us this week in Wilmington as Head Pastor Ryan Meade reflects on how we can actively go into peace, making a difference in our lives and the lives of those around us.
 
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The Heart of Our Vision | Byron Wicker | Chapel Hill

The Book of Psalms contains a beautiful prophetic picture of what God desires His house, the church, to be. It is meant to be a place of rest, peace, joy, satisfaction, protection, and abundance. But above all, the defining characteristic of God's house is His tangible presence. It is in His presence that the church finds its fullness.
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as Senior Pastor Byron Wicker shares his revelations on the truth and purpose of God's house, and how to steward it well.
 
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The God of All Comfort | Andy Squyres | Mooresville

In this life, there will be pain and strife, trials and tribulations. But, praise be to the God of all comforts (2 Corinthians 1:3). As we walk through the valleys of life and face circumstances which try our patience and faith, we have an opportunity to lean on the Holy Spirit, and look to God as our source of comfort. We will suffer as a fact of this world, but the truth is that we have God at our back.
 
Join us in Mooresville as Pastor Andy Squyres shares a message of encouragement for all those who are experiencing the discomfort of life.
 
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Living from a Place of Peace | Ryan Meade | Wilmington

Philippians 4:6-9 provides a blueprint for living from a place of peace, and emphasizes that peace itself is from God and surpasses all our understanding. Jesus said that in this world we will have trouble and sorrow, but we can be hopeful and continue living in peace because he has overcome the world through his life, death, and resurrection (John 16:33).
 
Join us in Wilmington as Head Pastor Ryan Meade continues his exploration of peace with reflections on God's peace in the midst of life's challenges.
 
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Making Good Decisions | Matthew Bollinger | Chapel Hill

Have you ever had a big decision to make? How did Jesus make decisions, big or small? Do you think he ever questioned his decisions, like choosing Judas? If we are truly "following Jesus," we want to make decisions about our life in the same way that he did. Here's what we know: He only did what he saw the Father doing, and he never made any decisions based out of fear.
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger continues his series on Following Jesus with a message about decisions. Let perfect Love fill you as you listen.
 
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Voices of the Congregation: The Life of Elijah | Mooresville

There is much wisdom to be gleaned from the life of Elijah, and we as a community have different perspectives the Lord has given us to offer fresh revelation when we come together and learn as a body.
 
Join us in Mooresville for the first installment of "Voices of the Congregation," a new series featuring three messages from various members of our congregation. This week, hear from Scott Forsyth, Will Gelling, and Ruth Exis, as they share the wisdom they've been granted from the life of Elijah.
 
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Put on the Shoes of Peace | Ryan Meade | Wilmington

In the midst of the external and internal conflict that is prevalent in the world around us, we need to understand the significance of standing firm in God's peace. Ephesians 6:10-18 focuses of the vital role of the "shoes of peace" in our spiritual armor and reminds us of our need for the Good News of Peace. Scripture shows us that the nature of God's peace is a fundamental aspect of His character (Phil. 4:9, Rom. 16:20) and is a vital part of the Kingdom of God (Rom. 14:17). 
 
Join us in Wilmington as Head Pastor Ryan Meade discusses the importance of grounding our peace in Christ, rather than fleeting self-help strategies and to thank Him for the lasting peace that only He can provide.
 
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God in the Ordinary | Niko Peele | Chapel Hill

I once heard the Lord say to me, "I am real and I am always speaking." This is the starting point with learning to hear the voice of God: If God is Truth and Reality, then everything else is a lie and counterfeit. He is real, and He is always speaking, the issue is not a speaking issue, but a listening and a hearing issue. 
 
Join us in Chapel Hill as guest speaker Niko Peele shares a message on four of the most common ways to hear the voice of God.
 
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