Featuring resurrection testimonies from regular members of Church on the Hill. Our prayer is that the the reality of what a resurrected Jesus means to all of mankind would go deep into our hearts.

Waiting is a part of life and, if we are honest, it does not come naturally to us. It becomes especially difficult if we are having to wait while uncomfortable or in pain. So how do we wait? Is my waiting characterized by anger, fear, and despair over my circumstances? Or with a hope that is leaning towards a faithful God who has promised a better outcome? We are in good company when we wait with those who hope in a good God…

PSALM 34 / The Bible is an acquired taste. There are times when it is sweet and there are times when it can be tough, but it is all meant to feed and nourish our souls in the knowledge of God and His ways. This is what participation looks like.

EPHESIANS 2 / God, who is now at work in us, is taking us towards His purposes. All along the way He is shaping us and carving away that which does not belong so that all we were intended to be will come forth to the praise of His glory and grace. The Bible is the messy, ongoing, dramatic love story of that work of art.

2 TIMOTHY 3 / If we misunderstand what the Bible is for, we will likely change it into something it is not (such as an answer book or a talisman to ward off trouble). But Paul puts the Bible in its proper place when describing it to his young apprentice, Timothy.

MATTHEW 5 / Let's be honest: we can all struggle with both the content and the authority of the Bible at some point in our lives. How do I reconcile some of the crazy things we read, and why should we trust it to be the authority in our lives today? Is it even relevant? We are going to let Jesus begin to answer those questions for us.

REVELATION 21 / Where does our story end? How does our story end? Human nature fails us consistently, as wars are fought and kingdoms rise and fall. However, there is a day when the rightful King will come in all His power and glory to conquer every enemy and make all things new.

EPHESIANS 3 / The church reflects her groom when she lives and dies like Jesus did! The church with all of it's faults through the ages is still here shining as a light on a hill proclaiming God's love and grace to a broken world. There is no plan B. It is Gods eternal purpose.

EXODUS 19 / Everyone loves to root for a champion. Someone who rises above all the rest and stands victorious. And yet something tugs on our heartstrings about a quiet, humble underdog victory. Jesus conducted his life in obscurity and selflessness. He is the champion of another kind.

GENESIS 12 / Living together in unity is easier said than done! Yet it expresses the Father heart of God to bless us through a community of Shalom shaped by His rule and reign. It's His answer to a broken universe!