What would it look like for us to live as Christ’s witnesses right here in our city? What if God has placed you exactly where you are, your street, your job, your friendships, for a Kingdom purpose? This week, we’re opening 2 Corinthians 5:14–21 to see how Jesus’ love compels us, how the gospel reshapes the way we see people, and how we’re sent into the everyday places of our lives as ambassadors of Jesus. From neighborhoods to workplaces, from friendships to strangers, we are called to seek His Kingdom first and step into the ministry of reconciliation. Come join us as we practice the way of Jesus together in our city, living as ordinary people with an extraordinary mission.

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 were made for family. Yet many of us live in a culture that prizes independence over belonging, leaving us busy, connected, and still deeply lonely. Jesus offers another way. He redefines family, not by bloodline or convenience, but by shared obedience and love. Listen as we explore what it means to practice the way of Jesus together. To become the kind of spiritual family that shapes our formation, carries our burdens, and lives on mission side by side.

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Ever feel like you’re trying to follow Jesus but just spinning your wheels? What if following Him was less about trying harder and more about learning a new way of life? What if His call wasn’t for the impressive or the perfect, but for ordinary people willing to take one step closer to Him? Listen as we discover what it means to move from admiring Jesus from a distance to apprenticing under Him and why saying “yes” might just change everything about how you live and see the world.

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This Sunday we’re leaning into one of Jesus’ most piercing questions: “Why do you call me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ and not do what I say?” (Luke 6:46). So often there’s a gap between what we say we believe and how we actually live it out. We say God is our provider, yet we worry. We say He is our protector, yet we fear. We say His way is best, yet we chase after lesser things. The good news? Jesus doesn’t leave us stuck in that gap. He meets us in our weakness, extends grace, and invites us closer. As we draw near to Him, obedience flows out of relationship and trust, and we find that His way really does lead to life. Listen as we take steps toward closing that gap.

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When was the last time you faced a challenge that seemed impossible? This week, we’ll look at one of Jesus’ most surprising questions: “How many loaves do you have?” In a moment when thousands were hungry, the disciples saw only their limits, but Jesus saw opportunity. God still delights in taking what seems small and multiplying it for His Kingdom. Listen as we explore how to offer our time, talents, and treasures to Jesus, trusting that He will make much of what we bring.

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In our current series, Questions Jesus Asks, we’ve been discovering that Jesus never wasted words. Every question He asked pierced straight to the heart - uncovering what’s hidden, challenging what’s broken, and drawing us closer to Him. This week, we step into one of the most tender and powerful moments in Scripture, where Jesus looks at a woman caught in the deepest shame and asks, “Has no one condemned you?” In a culture quick to judge, these words still echo hope and freedom for us today.

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Have you ever caught yourself being the "feedback police" with everyone around you? When you point out what's wrong with your spouse, kids, coworkers, or that driver who just cut you off, while somehow missing the glaring issues in your own heart? This Sunday, we're diving into one of Jesus' most challenging questions: "Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother's eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye?” Jesus isn't asking us to ignore problems or lower our standards; He’s inviting us into something far better: a life of mercy that comes from God.  We hope to see you there!

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What if all of your dreams came true, but at a cost that far outweighed the gain? This Sunday, we’re diving into one of Jesus’ most piercing questions: “What good is it to gain the whole world, yet forfeit your soul?” Listen to rethink what is most important, and what truly satisfies.

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Have you ever felt stuck for so long that you stopped believing change was possible? We’ve all been in those situations. This week, we’re looking at a powerful moment in John 5 where Jesus meets a man who has been physically, emotionally, and spiritually stuck for 38 years. And before He heals him, Jesus asks a surprising question: “Do you want to be well?” It’s a question that still echoes into our lives today. In a culture quick to settle for survival, Jesus invites us into something deeper: wholeness. Listen as we explore how Jesus doesn’t just heal bodies but restores hearts, breaks cycles, and calls us into a new kind of life.

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Listen as our guest speaker, Terry Robinson from Cru Inner City Detroit, dives into a powerful moment in Scripture where Jesus calms a raging storm with just His voice and in doing so, invites His disciples (and us) to move from fear to faith. In a world full of uncertainty, fear can take many forms: fear of failure, fear of loss, fear of the unknown. But through the storm, Jesus shows us that true peace isn’t found in the absence of trouble, but in His presence. Listen to be reminded that even the wind and waves still obey Him and that He’s with you, no matter what you’re walking through.

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.