Each year at the Hill we make space to set the vision of where we are going as a church. In this sermon, we look at our purpose and mission as a family of disciples of Jesus who seek to be with Him, become like Him, and do the things He did.

When we follow Christ, we are not called to follow him alone. In fact, just the opposite. God sets us apart in a community of truth and joy.

In our 2019 Vision Series we examine what it means to be a disciple of Jesus as we walk alongside of Him, being transformed into His image, and carry out his vision to bring the kingdom of God in Fayetteville and all of Northwest Arkansas. For more information about The Hill Church please visit us at thehillchurch.net

Money is not evil, but it is the one thing that promises to give us everything we've every dreamed of. Because of that, it's the best way to figure out what our idols are and what draws us away from God.

In the story of creation, we find God who made all things and owns all things; yet he is extremely generous in giving all that he has. Gods generosity towards us is fully realized in Christ as he took on our debt (sin) and freely gave us his righteousness. So when it comes to our money, Gods call for generosity reflects the Gospel as we bless those who do not have what we do.

The book of Hebrews can be wrapped up in one phrase “it is good for your heart to be strengthened by grace.” You are going to get strength from someone or something, and if this book has taught us anything, it’s that Jesus is better.

Missional Spirituality is a life of rhythm. It's a life with for God through worship, solitude, Scripture and prayer. But it's also a life lived for the goodness and flourishing of others. And the most prominent method that Jesus used to seek and save the Lost was through Table Fellowship and "eating and drinking." What would the church look like if we recaptured this ancient way of disciple making?

Faith comes from hearing and faithful living starts with obeying God's word. In short, your whole Christian life starts with a simple step: listening. So, if you have ears, you should listen to what He has to say...

Video from The Bible Project: https://thebibleproject.com/explore/shema-listen/

It is easy to become apathetic about grace. It is easy to think that our small sins don't cost that much. But Christians are called to something simultaneously better, preferable, and more serious than a lukewarm faith.