Hill City Church

What if one of the greatest threats to our faith isn't what we're facing, but what we've forgotten? We can become so focused on what God hasn't done yet that we lose sight of everything He's already done. Throughout Scripture, God calls His people to remember His faithfulness because remembering changes how we see the present and how we approach the future. Listen as we gather for our final service at the Costick Center; we look at Joshua 3-4 and discover how the practice of remembrance can shape our everyday lives. Together, we reflect on God's goodness, give thanks for His faithfulness, and learn how remembering what He's done helps us trust Him with whatever comes next. We hope you'll join us for this meaningful morning together!

Join Hill City every Sunday at 10 am at 27996 Halsted Road in Farmington Hills, MI, or check us out online at www.thisishillcity.com.

What if following Jesus was about more than believing in Him? What if He actually invited us to live the way He lived and participate in the things He did? Listen as we wrap up our A City on a Hill series by exploring the third invitation of discipleship: Do What Jesus Did. Throughout His life, Jesus announced and demonstrated the Kingdom of God, bringing hope, healing, forgiveness, and restoration wherever He went. And the incredible thing is that He invites us to join Him in that same work. What might it look like for the people around us to experience God's Kingdom through our everyday lives?

Join Hill City every Sunday at 10 am at the Costick Center in Farmington Hills, MI, or check us out online at www.thisishillcity.com.

Who are you becoming? Whether we realize it or not, every day we're being shaped by the stories we believe, the habits we practice, and the people we surround ourselves with. But are we becoming more like Jesus? Listen as we continue our A City on a Hill series; we'll explore what it means to become like Jesus and why spiritual transformation doesn't happen by accident. Jesus doesn't simply invite us to try harder to be better people. He invites us to train with Him as the Holy Spirit transforms us from the inside out. Together, we discover how to intentionally arrange our lives around Jesus and become more like Him.

Join Hill City every Sunday at 10 am at the Costick Center in Farmington Hills, MI, or check us out online at www.thisishillcity.com.

What if following Jesus is about more than believing the right things or trying to be a better person? At Hill City, we believe the invitation of Jesus is to build our entire lives around him. We want to be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and do what Jesus did. Listen as we begin a new three week series called A City on a Hill, where we’ll explore what it looks like to actually live this way. And it all starts here: Be with Jesus. Before transformation, before mission, and before anything we might do for Jesus, there is an invitation simply to be with him. We explore how we can build our lives around the presence of Jesus and learn to walk with him in the ordinary moments of everyday life.

Join Hill City every Sunday at 10 am at the Costick Center in Farmington Hills, MI, or check us out online at www.thisishillcity.com.

Sometimes the difference between watching God move and being part of what He’s doing is simply the willingness to step forward. Listen as we look at the story of Deborah in Judges 4–5, where God moves in a powerful way through ordinary people who choose to participate in what He is doing. As Hill City stands on the edge of a new chapter, Deborah’s story has something timely to teach us about what it looks like to step into what God has next.

Join Hill City every Sunday at 10 am at the Costick Center in Farmington Hills, MI, or check us out online at www.thisishillcity.com.

What if your greatest strength is actually hiding your greatest weakness? Samson was one of the most gifted people in Scripture. He was called by God, empowered by the Spirit, and capable of extraordinary things. But beneath all that strength, compromise was slowly shaping him into someone he never intended to become. We continue our Unlikely series, by looking at Samson’s story and the danger of confusing gifting with formation. His life raises a question worth asking for all of us: Who are you becoming beneath everything you’re doing? Listen as we discover why spiritual gifting can never substitute for spiritual formation, and why even failure doesn’t have to be the end of the story.

Join Hill City every Sunday at 10 am at the Costick Center in Farmington Hills, MI, or check us out online at www.thisishillcity.com.

What if the places where you feel weakest are actually the places where God wants to show His strength? Listen as we kick off a new series called Unlikely by looking at the story of Gideon, a man who felt afraid, inadequate, and completely unqualified for what God was asking him to do. But Gideon discovered something we all need to remember: God often reduces what we rely on so we learn to rely on Him. We talk about what it means to find our identity in God’s presence rather than our inadequacy, let go of self-reliance, and discover that our weakness doesn’t disqualify us from God’s purposes.

Join Hill City every Sunday at 10 am at the Costick Center in Farmington Hills, MI, or check us out online at www.thisishillcity.com.

What keeps us from telling others about Jesus, even when we know how much He has changed our lives? In Acts 4, we see a group of believers face real opposition and respond with a faith that refuses to be silenced. Listen as we finish our Powerful Prayers series and explore how we can have a boldness that’s greater than our fear. 

Join Hill City every Sunday at 10 am at the Costick Center in Farmington Hills, MI, or check us out online at www.thisishillcity.com.

We continue our Powerful Prayers series with guest speaker Terry Robinson from our partners at Cru Detroit. Together, we look at Isaiah 6 and a simple but powerful prayer: “Here am I. Send me.” Isaiah’s willingness to say yes begins with seeing God for who He is, seeing himself clearly in light of God’s holiness and grace, and then seeing the need around him. We’ll explore what it looks like for us to live with that same posture, open to God, attentive to where He is at work, and ready to respond when He calls. What might change if our prayer became, “Lord, I am available”?

Join Hill City every Sunday at 10 am at the Costick Center in Farmington Hills, MI, or check us out online at www.thisishillcity.com.

Guest speaker Eli Garza joins Hill City as we look at Psalms 42–43 and what it means to pray when life feels heavy. These psalms remind us that following Jesus doesn’t mean we’re exempt from seasons of sorrow, disappointment, or questions, but even in the middle of them, we can be honest with God and choose to put our hope in Him. When we can’t see the way forward or even feel His nearness, God has not abandoned us. He is present, He is faithful, and He invites us to keep bringing our hearts to Him.

Join Hill City every Sunday at 10 am at the Costick Center in Farmington Hills, MI, or check us out online at www.thisishillcity.com.