Hillside Fellowship Podcast

In Luke's final scene, the risen Jesus shows his disciples that every page of Scripture was always pointing to him, and that his death and resurrection prove he keeps every word he speaks. He then hands them the message as a mission: forgiveness of sins offered in his name to all nations, beginning with the very city that crucified him. And instead of ending with a goodbye, Jesus ascends to his throne mid-blessing, hands still raised, and his people respond the only way you respond to majesty, with worship and great joy.

Jesus allows to walk through disappointments and failures so that he can take us to his "spiritual" operating room to remove sin buried deep within us.

The resurrection is more than a historical event—it changes everything. As we walk through Luke 24:1–12, we see that because Jesus is alive, we can stop looking for life elsewhere, entrust ourselves to Him, and follow Him with confidence.

God does His deepest work behind the scenes.  When we can't see His hand we are called to trust His heart- because while we wait, He is changing everything and weaving every detail together for our good.

God is perfect. At the cross we see His perfect toughness in judging sin, and His perfect tenderness in forgiving sinners.  Join us as we look at the one who changes everything.... His name is Jesus.

From the Garden to the Grave, every part of Jesus was tested to the extreme.  He passed every test perfectly.  Thats why we can trust Him with every part of our lives.

Jesus endured six trials in one night, beaten, mocked, and condemned by people whose minds were already made up about Him. His Identity was questioned, His Innocence was ignored, and Injustice was committed against Him. The sinless Son of God willingly waited through suffering so that the guilty could walk free.

Jesus was tested in the most difficult moments of human experience-betrayal, chaos and injustice- and His perfection was revealed.  Because Jesus is perfect, He is able to perfectly save all who come to Him.

Most of us don't set out to fail, we drift into it.  Join us as we look at the Faithful one who is greater than all our failures...His name is Jesus.