Forest Hill Weekend Messages

In this series, we’re going to look at the dead spots in our lives – the places that need to be brought back to life. And then pray with faith and expectancy as we join in on God’s mission of bringing restoration, renewal and rebuilding through the hope of the Gospel. God wants to do […]

Stacey Martin sits down with Discipleship Development Director Shawn Sendler to talk through the last week of our Art of Neighboring Series.

Discover how the Bible leads us to make Jesus the priority of our lives.

To find our more about The Bible Project, visit their website at thebibleproject.com, and to find out about Family Ministry at Forest Hill Church, please visit fhcfamily.com.

Let’s celebrate all the relationships you’re making and the bridges you’re building. Watch the final message of this series but also a new page in practicing The Art of Neighboring into the communities we live and taking next steps.

Stacey Martin sits down with Jody Strange (Adult Discipleship Director – Forest Hill Ballantyne) to talk about some of the ways fear keeps us from neighboring well.

What’s holding you back? The fear of awkwardness? Or how about rejection? This message we will take a deeper look at how fear keeps us from being good neighbors and how we can be released from it.

This week’s episode of the Digging Deeper podcast is a recording of the live Q&A with Dave Runyon, the co-author of The Art of Neighboring book.

Local Youth Commission International staff sit down to discuss how students and families to love their neighbors, peers, and classmates well.

To find out more about YCI, visit yciclubs.com, and to find out more about Family Ministry at Forest Hill, please visit fhcfamily.com

Sometimes we convince ourselves that we don’t have enough time to head over to our neighbors and say “Hello”. Life is busy, but we have more time than we think. In this message with guest speaker Dave Runyon we look at how we can find the time to start being good neighbors.

Once upon a time, people knew their neighbors. They talked to them, had cook-outs with them, and went to Church with them. Now, it seems hard to make lasting connections with those who live right outside our front door. We have hundreds of “friends” online, but we often don’t even know the full name of […]