The end of Esther and the establishment of Purim point us forward to the day when God will finally justly judge the world and bring victory and peace for all His people.

In a world dominated by men out for themselves, God has given us a king in Jesus who gave himself for his people.

In Esther, God is present in the coincidences that make the story. When we don’t see God clearly at work, we never forget that God is still in control.

Today we jump into Esther 5 and consider the true cost of harboring bitterness and resentment.

Pastor Nathan O’Neal is the Chairman of the Leadership Team of Hillside Church and today shares from Psalm 50.

Pride broke the world and continues to break the world, and in Esther 3, we see how one man's pride spells tragedy for a whole people group.

Today in Esther 2 we ask where is God when tragedy strikes, and see how God is at work even when we can't clearly see his hand.

In Esther chapter 1, we meet the Persian king Ahasuerus in all his extravagance, but he has nothing on the real king of kings.

On this Grand Opening Sunday of Hillside Church, Pastor Brandon Goad shared about our mission statement, "Following Jesus together," from Ephesians 2.

Beginning September 24, we’ll jump into the book of Esther. To download the study guide for Esther, click here.