The first Sunday of 2019. Park Hill Church is back in Matthew's Gospel together. It's the story of Jesus' transfiguration in glorious power, followed by Jesus' healing of his disciples inability to cast out a demon. What is this wild, almost unbelievable story all about? And what does it have to do with 21st century San Diegans? Hint: prayerlessness = powerlessness. Jesus' message for his disciples is the same message he has for us today. The key that unlocks the door of heaven is a life of prayer.

The last Sunday of 2018. Stepping into 2019 focusing on one thing: *prayer.* We can’t think of anything more important as we step into year two as a church. A renewed passion for prayer will shape our church in the best possible way. Here's to Year Two as a new church family in San Diego!

The last Sunday of 2018. Stepping into 2019 focusing on one thing: *prayer.* We can’t think of anything more important as we step into year two as a church. A renewed passion for prayer will shape our church in the best possible way. Here's to Year Two as a new church family in San Diego!

Creationfest UK Director and missionary/teacher Sarah Yardley visits Park Hill Church with a timely message. We are invited to look at Advent as a picture of the naturally supernatural, ordinary extraordinary work of God. He is miraculously at work in the mundane. We just need to open our eyes and be ready to obey.

Creationfest UK Director and missionary/teacher Sarah Yardley visits Park Hill Church with a timely message. We are invited to look at Advent as a picture of the naturally supernatural, ordinary extraordinary work of God. He is miraculously at work in the mundane. We just need to open our eyes and be ready to obey.

According to John the Baptist, a church that truly anticipates the coming of Christ is a church that is marked by counter-cultural generosity. What should this generosity look like in the 21st century? In our age of instant digital tech, we can send our money anywhere we want at the touch of an iPhone screen. What does is look like to "excel in giving" as Paul commanded? On the 3rd Sunday of Advent, Evan Wickham unpacks the various Scriptures that address the important questions around money and generosity for the sake of the kingdom.

According to John the Baptist, a church that truly anticipates the coming of Christ is a church that is marked by counter-cultural generosity. What should this generosity look like in the 21st century? In our age of instant digital tech, we can send our money anywhere we want at the touch of an iPhone screen. What does is look like to "excel in giving" as Paul commanded? On the 3rd Sunday of Advent, Evan Wickham unpacks the various Scriptures that address the important questions around money and generosity for the sake of the kingdom.

Advent is a time of awakening. Advent bursts into the darkness of our lives with true hope and pure joy. It shakes us out of our sleep, pointing us toward a glorious day to come. Now the Church is to become the Spirit-filled voice that awakens the sleeping masses to the reality of Jesus' kingdom of love.

Advent is a time of awakening. Advent bursts into the darkness of our lives with true hope and pure joy. It shakes us out of our sleep, pointing us toward a glorious day to come. Now the Church is to become the Spirit-filled voice that awakens the sleeping masses to the reality of Jesus' kingdom of love.

God originally created this world and called it good. The fundamental goodness of the world is still present. But God's good world is cloaked in darkness. Because of demonic evil and human sin, the cracks of death run through every square inch of God's good world, and even through our human hearts. We step into Advent with a heightened awareness of our collective inability to lift ourselves out of this darkness. We long for a Devlierer to come and save, one and for all.