As a church, we have sought to practice the way of Jesus with one another. In this sermon, we take a look at three foundational prayers for our community and how we can always be a family of transformed disciples sent into our city for the city's good.

We recently shared the difficult news that The Hill Church will have its last service on December 15th. We know this stirs up different kinds of emotions in all of us. In this sermon, we take a look at the purpose of emotions and how we take our pain to Jesus.

Everyone wants to rest but we all feel too busy to actually take the time to do it. In Christ, rest is not something we have to wait for and it is far better than we think.

How do you keep score in your life? God measures our success in faithfulness, not in our results. That changes everything...

It is easy to look to our work for happiness, wholeness, and hope- but that makes our work into an idol god has a better plan for our vocation.

Discovering who you are and what you were created to do is one of the key tasks of following Jesus. But that journey is a process throughout our lives as we heal from our past wounds and become alive to whom God created us to be.

Love is the barometer in our discipleship with Jesus.  As we receive the love of God as children, we extend the love of God to rest of creation. But the question is, how do we become a people pervaded by love?

Community plays a vital role in our transformation into the likeness of Jesus. But life together can be messy. But it’s through the tension of the ideal and messy reality of community where we grow and change.

Being and making disciples is the great call of the Christian life. It may seem overwhelming or like you aren't qualified, but God has already given you everything you need to succeed.