Earlier this year, the Seattle Times named our region the least religious metro area in the entire country. It’s easy to look at that and see a church in ruins. But Pastor Ellis continues our Heart of Revival series in Isaiah 54 with three images of what God is actually building here: an enlarged tent, […]
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The free weekend that turns into a timeshare pitch. The free trial you forgot to cancel. We’ve all learned the same lesson: if it’s free, check for the catch. So when Isaiah 55 opens with God’s own marketplace cry — “come, buy… without money and without cost” — it’s fair to ask: what’s the catch? […]
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Young woman or old woman? The image looks completely different depending on what you’re told to look for. Pastor Ellis continues our Heart of Revival series in Isaiah 52-53 — a 700-year-old prophecy about Jesus that works the exact same way. Five times over, what looks like ruin turns out, on closer look, to be […]
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Did you know God has your name tattooed on his hands? Pastor Ellis continues our Heart of Revival series in Isaiah 49-50, unpacking three lies that keep us from believing revival could ever reach us: that God has forgotten us, that whatever holds us captive is stronger than he is, and that we’re too far […]
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#ChapelHillPC #HeartOfRevival #gigharbor If God decided to bring revival to Gig Harbor, would you assume he meant to use somebody else? Pastor Ellis continues our Heart of Revival series in Isaiah 49, tracing the surprising identity of God’s Servant—from Israel, to Jesus, and now to the Church. God doesn’t only use the impressive, gifted, or […]
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