For many people, God is an impersonal force in the universe. Perhaps he is seen as angry or unapproachable. So who is this God who calls us to come and speak with him? You can’t grow in a relationship with someone unless you learn who they are.

A real conversation is a two-way activity between people. It is active listening as well as responsive speaking. Prayer is so much more than simply coming before the Lord with a list of our needs. It is an ever developing dialogue.

Our understanding and development of a life that prays determines our maturity and our stability in our relationship with God. Let’s learn what prayer is. Let’s learn why it’s critical. Let us pray.

Where do we see God spending his time and attention and how can we be involved? Our final two values involve sacrifice and a rearranging of priorities that, if taken seriously, will change our lives.

Elder Matt Thatcher shares about why remaining in Christ on a daily basis is the key to maintaining your relationship with God.

Superintendent Adam Kronberger of Crosshill Christian School discusses some of the overlapping values that are shared with Church on the Hill.

From the beginning of time we have had trouble getting along with one another. The first two brothers set the stage for what was to come, and Christian community is God's plan for helping us care for one another.

The key to life is love. Love God, then love my neighbor, and then love myself. The temptation of the ages has been to try to find life while getting the order mixed up.

It’s a healthy thing to look back over the past year and do some reflection. So let’s ask ourselves three of the most important questions as we look to the new year.

The deepest love always involves great risk. What if the object of our affection is lost or taken away? Christmas is a time of great joy for many and great sadness for others as those realities collide.