This weekend Paul & Virginia challenged us to // What paralysis is keeping you from a full family life? Where are you going for help? Who are your friends and in what direction are they taking you?

This weekend Lance Witt Showed us what i means to have God's Glory living insides of us and walked us through the unimaginable splendor of what it means to get a glimpse of that glory! "Mean's chief end is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever." - The Westminster Catechism 

This weekend, Craig Smith is candidating to become our next Senior Pastor here at Mission Hills Church. Craig takes us into the journey, our first steps, by peeking into Luke 9:46-50. 

Scott will finish our series this weekend, reminding us that we serve a God of second chances and that His grace reaches even further than we might expect.  

Scott will continue through Jonah's story this weekend, bringing us good news about God's grace and the freedom we can experience through obedience to God. 

Pastor Scott gives us our first glimpse of Jonah, the reluctant prophet who encountered God's relentless love. We see sin as not a bullet or an arrow, but as a hand grenade. 

The biggest challenge we will face in this generation is, "Are we willing to be rejected"? We live in a culture that worships approval. 

Join us as Executive Pastor Wayne Smith dives into John 13 and we take a look at an incredible interaction between Jesus and His disciples. Also, Mission Hills is excited to announce Craig Smith as our Senior Pastoral Candidate! 

This weekend, Dave closes out our series “Love Where You Live” and teaches us how to better connect with and care for our neighbors.We discuss overcoming the obstacle of fear and how to better pursue those around us. 

This week, Dave Runyon reminded us that, “love and hurry are not at all compatible because love always takes time and time is the one thing that hurried people don't have.” He challenged us to stop believing the three myths that keep us busy: Someday things will settle down, someday more will be enough, and everybody lives like this.