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Reimagine Church --- Acts 11:1-18

Peter's vision of the historically unclean food is often debated at one of the key moments the movement of Jesus shifted toward Gentile membership. But we have to remember that the most important point was that people, not ritual, would define the church. We are known by how we love and come together. Ritual and societal affiliation are secondary. Listen up for a special invitation to join a new small group on working together to build the kind of community we read about here in Acts!

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Reimagine Church --- Acts 4

You may feel like the contrasts between the early days of the church in Acts and what you've experienced today couldn't be more stark. Descriptions of the community there were literally supernatural. Does Jesus still move like that today. Absolutely. You may be surprised to find out where. We ARE a part of that movement still. So how do you think you can contribute to it?

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Reimagine Church --- Acts 2

Let's get to know our new Worship Director! As we examine how the church evolved and what we can learn for the church today, we see that worship wasn't a section of a part of the Sabbath. It was a tuning to God; powerful and communal. Kristi joins Justin to talk about her own experience leading and receiving worship, both today and in the events that brought her to Chapel Hill!

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Reimagine Church --- Acts 2:24-27

As Franklin Street begins to wake back up as the heart of a bustling college town, we're beginning our new series for the fall: Reimagine Church. As it was for the Apostles when they reformed the followers of Jesus into what would eventually become the church, you may need to reset your expectations. Jesus said very little about a neat steeple, dozing through a thirty minute sermon, aligning with a political party, or wearing nice hats. The church was for the people. And the people were devoted to Jesus. We'll explore these themes for the next several weeks!

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Proverbs: Wisdom for Summer --- Proverbs 31

If the inverse to wisdom is foolishness, how can we spend more time away from this foolishness? Today, we'll look at a portrait of the wise life. It comes from an often misused passage. Where do you find the most inspiration here, regardless of whether you're male or female?

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Proverbs: Wisdom for Summer --- Proverbs 27

The best wisdom rarely comes out of isolation. We are a communal people and we naturally thrive when we spend time with one another. In love, we challenge ourselves, support our friends, and grow in faith because of the diversity of our experiences. Iron sharpening iron. Our small groups and discipleship bands here at Love Chapel Hill are opportunities for immense spiritual growth and vital friendships. Check out lovechapelhill.com to learn more!

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Proverbs: Wisdom for the Summer

This week, we're honored to welcome the newly Reverend Nikki Taylor from the Yellow Door House in Greensboro, NC! We're moving into the section of Proverbs with short statements of advice for a beneficial life. Wisdom isn't just knowing a list of verses though. It comes from listening, living, and expanding on what has demonstrably made a positive impact to yourself and your community. Wisdom requires perspective. And it comes at a cost.

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Proverbs: Wisdom for the Summer --- Proverbs 8

In Proverbs 8, the writer introduces us to a cast of characters who personify Wisdom and her companions and foils. It reminds us that wisdom is more than a set of relative snippets of advice. Scripture guides us into a better life that enhances ourselves and those around us. It also reminds us that there are plenty of distractions. There are paths that lead to destruction. Wisdom is active. But so is Folly.

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Proverbs: Wisdom for the Summer --- Proverbs 2

There's no shortage of wisdom today. At least that's what it masquerades as. Advice and opinions come at us everywhere. If there's one thing you can count on, it's that they won't agree. The best kind of wisdom is accompanied by experience, trust, and love. This is a lesson time and time again in Scripture. And it's why community is so important to a healthy church.

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Proverbs: Wisdom for the Summer --- Proverbs 1:1-9

In the second half of the summer, we're taking on the book of Proverbs. This is good because we certainly need some wisdom on this end of 2024. Pursuing wisdom, even written here in the time of Solomon is ultimately a pursuit of Jesus too. It begins in the Word; knowing the Scripture we proclaim to follow. Then it moves to careful and considerate practice. Join us this summer as we walk through the wisdom of the ages.

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