John 20 explores by Christ's victory breathes life into dead situations. It restores broken family dynamics and invites us into a brand-new, intimate relationship where we are no longer just servants, but brothers and sisters of the King.

Join us for Resurrection Sunday in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger explores how the resurrection of Jesus both conquers the grave and provides the ultimate revelation of God as our Father.

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Two meals in the Bible have significantly impacted human history. The first, in Genesis 3, introduced separation, shame, fear, and death, as humanity became aware of itself outside of God. Later, after Jesus' resurrection, in Luke 24, a different meal at the village of Emmaus took place, offering people the chance to see Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior with their own eyes.

Join us for Resurrection Sunday in Mooresville as Head Pastor Byron Wicker reflects on the encounter of the disciples in Emmaus and what it is to know Christ.

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Mark tells us about how Jesus orchestrated his entry into Jerusalem to clearly fulfill Old Testament scriptures from Zechariah, Genesis, and Psalms (Mark 11:1–10). He showed clearly that He was and is King and Messiah, but he came in a surprising way—just as he often does in our lives.

Join us in Wilmington as Head Pastor Ryan Meade and guest Sean Meade discuss the meaning of this rich passage in Jesus' time and ours.

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True worship is never cheap—it costs us something, fills our lives with the fragrance of Heaven, and shapes us to die to ourselves so that Christ's life can be revealed in us. As Jesus enters Jerusalem as King, we are invited to examine our own response—religious, disappointed, or prophetic—and to pour out our lives in wholehearted devotion to Him.

Join us for Palm Sunday in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger explores the power for extravagant worship through the story of Mary pouring costly perfume on Jesus' feet.

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Sometimes we give everything—our time, strength, prayers, and love—only to feel that there are no results, just spilled out effort. On a dark hill outside Jerusalem, the Son of God quietly said, "I thirst," and in that moment, His life was poured out; not wasted, but given. Whatever you hold, whatever seems expensive or might be lost, offer it to Him. There is no waste in the Kingdom.

Join us in Mooresville as Head Pastor Byron Wicker encourages us to give what we have the the Lord, and trust in Him to fulfill our desires.

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With the changing technological world, it feels like it's becoming increasingly harder to identify what's true and what is not. There is good news, though. Jesus is the person of truth, and has a partnership with the word of God and the Spirit of Truth so that we have the tools at our disposal to combat the lies of the enemy.

Join us in Wilmington as Pastor Cory explores the effect the truth of Jesus can have on our daily interactions with life.

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Grace is more than forgiveness—it's the reigning power of God that shapes our identity, establishes our position, and empowers us to live transformed lives. When we walk in that grace, we can step into the fullness of who God has called us to be.

Join us in Chapel Hill as guest speaker Sam Johnston unpacks grace not only frees us from sin but teaches, strengthens, and sustains us in daily life through Christ.

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As we look to the days ahead, the essential focus remains His voice. We are naturally attracted to that commanding, majestic sound which breaks through and demands attention, as described in Psalm 29:4–9. However, we also require the quiet, steady voice that keeps us grounded, guided, and fruitful (Psalm 19:1–3).

Join us in Mooresville as Head Pastor Byron Wicker encourages us to seek the still, silent voice of God in our lives, and to set our paths by it.

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What happens when we truly look at Jesus, and allow Him to look at us? When we fix our gaze on Him, our perspective shifts, our identity is restored, and our hearts are awakened to His love. Discover the invitation to see the One who sees you.

Join us in Wilmington as Pastor Mary Meade explores the powerful reality that God is El Roi, the God who sees.

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In Moses' final message to Israel, he reminds them that every generation, including us, faces a choice between life and death, blessing and curse. From the two trees in the Garden to the choices we make today, the question remains the same: will we live from the Tree of Life - grace, love, and Christ’s finished work, or from the tree of knowledge, striving to be right in our own wisdom?

Join us in Chapel Hill as Head Pastor Matthew Bollinger invites us to choose life by fixing our eyes on Jesus and walking in the love of God.

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