Chapel Hill Baptist Church

09/01/2026

✝ When Jesus died, the curtain of the temple was torn in two.

That was more than a dramatic moment—it was a declaration.

Through Christ, the barrier has been removed. Because of His sacrifice, we can draw near to God with confidence. We no longer stand at a distance. In Jesus, we have access to the Father.

The way is open.

✝️ Jesus’ death tore the curtain.
🙌 Christ has given us access to God.

“Therefore, brothers, since we have confidence to enter the holy places by the blood of Jesus…” — Hebrews 10:19

Watch and be reminded of what Christ accomplished for us.

09/01/2026

O CHURCH, ARISE! ⚔️✝️ Performed by Chapel Hill Worship
🎶 Keith Getty; Stuart Townend; 2005 Thankyou Music Ltd
**CCLI: 2732710; 4611992**

The Christian life is not a call to stand on the sidelines. Christ calls His Church to arise, put on the armor of God, stand firm in the truth, and carry His love into the darkness.

Our confidence is not in our own strength. Christ has already won the victory! The cross reminds us that love and mercy have met; the empty tomb declares that our Conqueror has risen, and His Spirit gives us strength to keep pressing forward in faith.

May this song encourage us to stand faithfully, love boldly, proclaim Christ, and look forward to the day when with Christ we stand in glory.

“Be strong in the Lord and in the strength of his might. Put on the whole armor of God.”
Ephesians 6:10–11

08/26/2026

Join Chapel Hill Worship in declaring the greatness of our God! High and holy, yet meek and lowly, Jesus came near to redeem us, raise us from the ashes, and turn our grief to gladness. From now and forevermore, there is no one like our God!

“Who is like the LORD our God—the One enthroned on high?” — Psalm 113:5

08/26/2026

Even in persecution, God is in control. He empowers believers and uses suffering to spread His word. Take courage, knowing God is with us, orchestrating everything for His glory.

08/24/2026

Did you miss Sunday church? Link below to rewatch this morning's service. 👇
***Scattered to Sow | Acts 8:4-8***
What if the very thing meant to stop you was actually what God used to send you? In Acts 8:4-8, we see that when persecution scattered the early church, believers did not hide — they preached. Ordinary people, not just apostles, carried the gospel wherever they went. God scattered them to sow His word.

Philip crossed into hostile territory, proclaimed the Messiah to the Samaritans, and an entire city was filled with great joy. Not happiness that depends on circumstances, but the deep, lasting joy that only the Holy Spirit produces when a heart receives Christ.

The same God who worked through Philip is working through His church today. Wherever He has planted you, that is your mission field. You are the Philip someone needs.

Join us as we continue through the book of Acts and discover what it means to carry the gospel with courage, purpose, and joy.

Content from Scattered to Sow | Acts 8:4-8

08/17/2026

🎶 **As for Me and My House | Chapel Hill Worship** (Licensed by CCL: 2732710; 7243510)

*“But as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD.”* — **Joshua 24:15**

What a declaration of faith: **This house belongs to the Lord.**

In a world competing for our hearts, our loyalties, and our families, we choose Christ. We want our homes to be places where His Word is honored, His name is praised, His grace is treasured, and the next generation learns to love and serve Him.

We’re grateful to share **“As for Me and My House”** from our worship together at Chapel Hill. May it encourage you to make this declaration your own:

**As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord our God. 🙌**

**Licensed by CCL: 2732710; 7243510**

08/11/2026

🎶 Worthy of It All | Chapel Hill Worship (Licensed by CCL: 2732710; 7207247)

Jesus is worthy of all our worship—worthy of our praise, our devotion, and our lives.

We’re grateful to share this song from our worship at Chapel Hill. Our prayer is that these songs will continue to encourage you beyond Sunday morning and help turn your heart toward Christ throughout the week.

Take a few moments, worship with us, and be reminded:

He is worthy of it all. 🙌

“For from Him and through Him and to Him are all things. To Him be the glory forever. Amen.”
— Romans 11:36

**Licensed by CCL: 2732710; 7207247**

08/06/2026

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