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Rolling Hills Community Church
Located in Tualatin, Oregon, the faith community of Rolling Hills strives to think, love and live like Jesus Christ. Join us live at 9 and 11 AM Sunday mornings at rollinghills.org/live.
Sent: Acts 27 | Tyler Eaton
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In Acts 27, Paul's dramatic shipwreck shows us how to navigate life's unexpected storms. His story reveals that being in God's will doesn't exempt us from hardship, but it guarantees we're never alone in it. True peace rests not on favorable circumstances but on knowing who we belong to. Life's storms can shape our character and deepen our faith.
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Sent: Acts 25-26 | Rick Tillman
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Paul's example in Acts 25–26 reminds us that our role is simply to bear faithful witness to what Jesus has done in our lives, trusting God with the results. Watch to discover how your own story can bring light to others in your everyday life.
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Sent: Acts 24-25 | Aaron Doerr
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The apostle Paul, falsely accused and held for two years with no resolution, knew what it meant to feel stuck. Yet he modeled three powerful shifts: from resignation to faithful presence, from cynicism to patient hope, and from mere familiarity with Jesus to whole-life dependency on Him. When life feels frozen, Paul shows us how to keep showing up, keep hoping, and keep trusting.
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Sent: Acts 22-23 | Aaron Doerr
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True freedom is found by binding yourself to God's will. In Acts 22-23, the apostle Paul, imprisoned and falsely accused, modeled this: submitting to Scripture when wronged, sharing the gospel in a divided room, and finding Christ's presence in his darkest hour. True freedom comes only when you stop defining yourself and let Jesus tell you who you are.
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Sent: Acts 21-22 | Allan McCullough
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Paul's example in Acts 21–22 shows how believers can use their earthly rights and citizenship in service of God's greater purposes, rather than letting national identity become an idol. Discover three warnings for navigating political seasons and learn how to keep the gospel first while balancing love of country with devotion to Christ.
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Sent: Acts 21 | Rick Tillman
Welcome to Rolling Hills Community Church, based in Tualatin, Oregon!
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In Acts 21, we follow the Apostle Paul's resolute journey to Jerusalem despite warnings of impending arrest, highlighting the call to prioritize God's will over personal comfort and safety. True obedience means trusting God's character and plan even when the path ahead holds suffering or uncertainty.
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Sent: Acts 20 | Allan McCullough
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In Acts 20, Paul delivers his emotional farewell to the Ephesian elders, charging them to teach the "whole counsel of God" and guard the flock from deceptive teachings. Discover five practical guardrails to protect yourself from eloquent but twisted ideas and stay grounded in scripture's unified story that points to Jesus.
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Sent: Acts 19 | Allan McCullough
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Acts 19 shows us what Gospel work actually looks like when it takes root in a city. How do we stay faithful to our part of the work while trusting God to do what only he can do?
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Sent: Acts 17:16-34 | Allan McCullough
Welcome to Rolling Hills Community Church, based in Tualatin, Oregon!
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Acts 17 shows us what it looks like when genuine curiosity meets Gospel boldness. How do we engage a secular culture in a way that earns the right to be heard without losing the message we're called to share?
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Sent: Acts 17:1-15 | Jen Gulbrandson
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THIS WEEK
The Bereans in Acts 17 show how eagerly receiving God's Word and examining scripture daily is a timeless model for discerning truth in today's complex world. This message challenges us to cultivate a teachable heart rooted in scripture, while also casting a vision for pouring into the next generation's faith journey.
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Are we willing to get rid of anything in our lives that is holding us back from all that God intends for us to be?
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Just like we know that the winter ahead will not last, we have that same certainty about our future home.
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Do you ever find yourself unwilling to ask God for something because it just seems too big, too crazy, or more than you deserve?
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As we spend time with Jesus, we slowly become more and more like Jesus. Jesus knows this will take time.
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God is not done with us - we are constantly being transformed and built up. We are an ongoing process and it is a good thing!
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We need to light to see where we are going, similarly we need light to show us the correct path spiritually. The Word of God can do that for us.
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Sometime what seems like a roadblock or delay, can actually be a part of God’s sovereign design.
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God sees us as his children, but has that sunk in as a truth about ourselves or do think of ourselves as less than that?
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What banner do we want people to see flying above our head? Is it something from our own agenda or is it God’s banner?
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Are we choosing to sit on the bus while we miss out on the experiences that God has planned for us?
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Jesus is asking us to follow Him, so we can be more like Him. Every day. All day. And that is hard.
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Even when we’re called into “active service,” our strength is not in our resources and abilities, but rather our strength is in Jesus Christ and His power.
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It is easy to wear are own armor, but the armor that God has given us is meant to display HIS strength and HIS character.
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Staying in tune with the Holy Spirit is vital in how we stay in sync with the role that God has given each of us, but how do we do that?
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Sometimes finding God feels like playing a game of “Where’s Waldo?” But the author has told us that God is indeed there every time.
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Dive into how we, as a church, are “preparing the jars” through praying expectantly, as we were challenged by Pastor Allan.
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When life throws the worst at you, are you still giving thanks to God? Corrie Ten Boom’s story can give some insight into this concept.
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When the gravity of life is working against us, what is the thing that protects us from “going splat?”
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When you are squeezed by life’s circumstances, do you ooze the fruits of the spirit or is it something else?
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As we draw closer to Jesus through spiritual disciplines, like soul care, He enables us to see that things in this world are not as they seem.
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To most of us, worry is second nature. However, in tough circumstances, God is often asking us not to worry, but rather to trust him.
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How often do you sit in God presence? We can be good at doing things, even good things, but is that taking away our opportunity to be still with God?
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Do we tend to live in the past, present, or future? We are called to stay anchored in the “here and now,” but how do we do that?
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God made us beautiful, so that we can shine, but we need to reflect His light to be able to shine brightly! Are we choosing to reflect God’s light through our actions , attitudes, and perspective?
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There is only one person who can restore our soul - and he is offering an invitation to restore our soul everyday, but are you willingly accepting that invitation everyday?
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Sometimes God asks us to do hard things without the “why?” Part of soul care is developing a trusting relationship with God that is unconditional.
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All faith begins small, like a mustard seed, but it shouldn’t remain that small. It takes work to get it to grow. How are you growing your faith?
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When circumstances are less than ideal, how quick are we to put our trust in God? Learn how spending time with God demonstrates our trust in him
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How well do we deliberately take time out of our day to spend time with God and listen to what he has for us?
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Perspective can change our views on our circumstances. Viewing these things through God’s perspective can help us avoid the downward spirals and see the greater picture.
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What would Jesus do? We’ve all heard that question many times before. How can we use to remind us to stay close to Jesus.
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Sometimes it is easy to assume we don’t have something because we aren’t special or are forgotten, but we forget that we can ask.
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Most of us probably have healthy rhythms in our lives, but what about rhythms of “not doing?”
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Transformative practices help us stay connected to Jesus. How do make these practices a regular rhythm in our lives?
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When our life-giving water source, God, fills us up, does that water flow out to others or does is it stagnant?
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Pastor Hannah Schafroth & Eli Fletcher host a panel of Middle and High School students, as they share about what God is doing in Student Ministries at Rolling Hills.
Perspective shifts can help remind us of the abundant blessings that God gives us. Often what we see is a problem can sometimes really be a blessing in disguise.
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Rest is important for our body, mind, and soul. How does rest allow us to listen to God more clearly? How does it fill our spiritual tank?
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How would you grade yourself on your Soul Care? Many of us experience internal and external disruptions in our Soul Care, so how do we combat the resistance and prioritize our Soul Care?
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With so much noise in our lives , even simple white noise, being in true silence is rare occurrence. So, how do we practically find the space to sit in true silence with God?
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What can we learn from a well? Are we getting a singular drink of water, or are we getting drink from the perpetual well of Living Water found in the spirit of the Holy Spirit?
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What lessons can we learn from a dog? A constant companion that is always at our feet, staring up at us, and never more than few feet away.
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As children of God, we’re not an “only child.” We are part of a family of believers. We are called to connect with other brothers and sisters in Christ!
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“Asking is the experience of prayer at its most relational level.” Our Father wants us to ask, because it allows us to spend time with Him in a deeper, meaningful way.
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What does it truly mean to be a Child of God? We have an “abba” Father that accepts you into his family and loves you unconditionally.
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What is Soul Care? Why is it important? Listen to Chuck Easterly & Jozi Bently explore Soul Care via our brand new Soul Care Podcast!
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Pastor Aaron Doerr
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