Grace Church of Chapel Hill

Send us Fan Mail For the second week of our Make Room for God series, Pastor John Mark talks about Pslam 23:2a: "He makes me lie down in green pastures." God wants us to rest and find peace in Him. 

Send us Fan Mail We are kicking off our Make Room for God series with a message on the Lord being our shepherd. In this message, Pastor Kendrick gives insight into what Jesus meant went he compared us to sheep and how we should relate to God as out shepherd.

Send us Fan Mail In week 3 of our Faith That Works series, Pastor Kendrick talks about obedience being a step of faith. Faith takes obeying God even when we disagree and aren't in control. 

Send us Fan Mail How do we hear God's voice? How do we know His will for our life? In the second sermon from our Faith That Works series, Pastor Kendrick talks about the many ways we can know and discern God's voice as well as how to posture our hearts.

Send us Fan Mail To kick off our new series Faith That Works, Pastor John Mark Hamilton challenges us to have bold faith. But how? In this message, we will dive into what it means to have faith in Jesus, not in ourselves. 

Send us Fan Mail For this special Christmas Eve message, Pastor Kendrick speaks about the importance of letting God in despite the messiness of our lives. This message will be sure to encourage you during the holidays and for the year ahead. 

Send us Fan Mail By God's grace, we have been able to accomplish so much in 2022. In this special vision service, Pastor Kendrick shares and celebrates the wins of 2022 as well as what God has put on our heart for 2023. He also shares practical next steps that you can take to join in the vision of reaching people and building lives. 

Send us Fan Mail In the fifteenth and final week of our Jesus series, we get to hear from guest speak Pastor Aaron Grijalva from Rise Church in San Antonio, Texas. Pastor Aaron gives us amazing examples and Bible references for how Jesus modeled faith for us.

Send us Fan Mail In week 14 of our Jesus series, Clem Ferris speaks on the worship of Jesus. Worship is not just music, it's a heart posture we can have in everything we do.

Send us Fan Mail In week 13 of our Jesus series, Nana Vinar preaches on the prayers of Jesus. Our God is relational and wants us to spend time with Him, share our hearts with Him, and talk with Him. God listens and He cares. His son, Jesus modeled this life of prayer for us; showing us how to have a deeper love, trust, and knowledge of our Heavenly Father.  

Send us Fan Mail In week 12 of our Jesus series, Pastor Kendrick dives into Biblical truths about the return of Jesus. In the gospels, Jesus makes it clear that He is coming back, but no one knows the day or hour, except God the Father. We must stay vigilant in seeking Him as we wait for His return. We can be encouraged knowing that Jesus has won and He will win in the end. 

Send us Fan Mail In week 11 of our Jesus series, UNC chaplain, Mitch Mason, gives a passionate and faith-inspiring message on the peace of Jesus. Jesus promises us peace because we belong to His family. Pastor Mitch walks us through the story of Daniel and the fiery furnace: when we have Jesus with us, we set the temperature of our environment. Instead of fear, we have peace that never leaves us. 

Send us Fan Mail In week 10 of our Jesus series, Pastor Kendrick talks about the joy of Jesus and how we have access to that same joy. The Bible is full of reminders to constantly rejoice in Him.

Send us Fan Mail In week 9 of our Jesus series, Pastor Kendricks talks about the miracles of Jesus. There are 40 recorded miracles that Jesus performed, and the majority were healings. Pastor Kendrick will break down some commonly asked questions about healing, and how God uses them for His glory. 

Send us Fan Mail Jesus has given us His authority. We are feared by hell because of the power of Christ. Continuing our Jesus series, guest speaker, Pastor Michael Fletcher from Manna Church in Fayetville, speaks on the authority of Jesus and how we can walk through life taking hold of God's promises.