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How to be Content | Chapel Hill Church Gig Harbor
Why does God end the Ten Commandments with coveting? It almost feels like an afterthought. But the more you look at it, the more you realize it might be the most important one of all. Because every other commandment addresses what we do. This one addresses what we want. In this closing message of the […]
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How to Hold to the Truth
How to Hold to the Truth | Chapel Hill Church Gig Harbor
91% of Americans admit to lying regularly. 20% say they do it every day. And most of us still think of ourselves as honest people. So what’s actually going on? In this message, guest speaker Mike Moses walks through the ninth commandment and makes the case that lying isn’t just a behavior problem — it’s […]
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How to Prosper with a Clear Conscience
How to Prosper with a Clean Conscience | Chapel Hill Church Gig Harbor
Everyone agrees stealing is wrong. But almost everyone also has an “unless.” Unless you count the streaming password you share with five people. Unless you count the self-checkout bags you don’t scan. Unless you count the borrowed thing you never returned. If you have to ask “does that count?” — you probably already know the […]
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How to Affair-Proof Your Marriage
How to Affair-Proof Your Marriage | Chapel Hill Church Gig Harbor
What if the commandment “you shall not commit adultery” isn’t primarily about what to avoid, but about what God is protecting? And what if the way to protect your marriage isn’t mainly about willpower, but about something much deeper? In this message, Pastor Julie Hawkins walks through what the seventh commandment actually says about marriage, […]
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How to Manage your Anger | Chapel Hill Church Gig Harbor
Most of us will never commit murder. But Jesus says that’s not really the point. Because long before hands destroy people, hearts diminish them. In this message, Pastor Ellis opens with a story from a playground fight at age nine and walks through what Jesus actually says about anger in the Sermon on the Mount, […]
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