#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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Eagles can soar for hours without a single wingbeat. Most of us live more like chickens — flapping hard just to get a few feet off the ground. Pastor Ellis continues our Heart of Revival series in Isaiah 40, naming five things that make revival feel impossible: human expertise, global superpowers, modern idols, powerful people, […]
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In February 2023, a chapel service at Asbury University turned into two weeks of nonstop worship and prayer, drawing an estimated 50,000 people from around the world. People called it revival. But what actually is it — and would we recognize it if God sent it here? Pastor Ellis kicks off our new fall series, […]
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What will your legacy be? In this message, Pastor Emeritus Mark Toone explores Hebrews 11 — the Bible’s own “Hall of Fame” — to uncover what a legacy that outlasts us actually looks like. Using stories from the Rock & Roll and NFL Halls of Fame as a starting point, Mark unpacks three marks of […]
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We close out Come Holy Spirit in Galatians 5:22-23, asking what it actually takes to grow real, lasting fruit — love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Pastor Ellis shows that the conditions for fruit aren’t mysterious or dramatic: prayer, Scripture, and community, lived out over time, abiding in the vine. The […]
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