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Welcome to the Hillside Fellowship Podcast where we believe that Jesus Changes Everything! The worship services at Hillside are designed to help you deepen your relationship with God through worship, biblical teaching, and prayer. Our heart’s desire is to serve you, encourage you, and equip you to serve others for Christ. For more information, please visit our website at HillsideFellowship.org.
Jesus allows to walk through disappointments and failures so that he can take us to his "spiritual" operating room to remove sin buried deep within us.
The resurrection is more than a historical event—it changes everything. As we walk through Luke 24:1–12, we see that because Jesus is alive, we can stop looking for life elsewhere, entrust ourselves to Him, and follow Him with confidence.
God does His deepest work behind the scenes. When we can't see His hand we are called to trust His heart- because while we wait, He is changing everything and weaving every detail together for our good.
God is perfect. At the cross we see His perfect toughness in judging sin, and His perfect tenderness in forgiving sinners. Join us as we look at the one who changes everything.... His name is Jesus.
From the Garden to the Grave, every part of Jesus was tested to the extreme. He passed every test perfectly. Thats why we can trust Him with every part of our lives.
Jesus endured six trials in one night, beaten, mocked, and condemned by people whose minds were already made up about Him. His Identity was questioned, His Innocence was ignored, and Injustice was committed against Him. The sinless Son of God willingly waited through suffering so that the guilty could walk free.
Jesus was tested in the most difficult moments of human experience-betrayal, chaos and injustice- and His perfection was revealed. Because Jesus is perfect, He is able to perfectly save all who come to Him.
Most of us don't set out to fail, we drift into it. Join us as we look at the Faithful one who is greater than all our failures...His name is Jesus.
While Jesus was preparing to serve and give His life for others, His disciples were arguing about which one of them was greatest. Sin blinds us to what matters most and breaks the relationships around us. Join us as we look at the one who defined and displayed true greatness.....His name is Jesus.
We either calibrate our lives to fit the truth, or are crushed by the truth. Resistance without repentance always grows into rebellion. Join us as we look at the One who changes everything...His name is Jesus!
OUTLINE:
Resist (Luke 20:1-8)
Rebel (Luke 20:9-15)
Repent (Luke 20:16-18)
QUESTIONS:
(Luke 20:1-2) Where in your life do you feel most resistant to Jesus’ authority right now? What are you afraid He might change? (Proverbs 3:5-6 ; James 4:6-7)
(Luke 20:5-7) When you are confronted with truth, what is your first instinct: defend, dismiss, delay, deny or destroy? What does this reveal about what is going on in your heart? (John 3:19-20; Proverbs 28:13)
(Luke 20:9-15) Where have you seen small resistance in your life slowly grow into deeper patterns of rebellion? What did the progression look like? (James 1:14-15; Psalm 1)
(Luke 20:16-18) What does ‘deifying self’ look like in your everyday decisions-where are you functioning as the final authority in your life instead of Jesus? (Genesis 3:5)
We don't typically reject Jesus, we just remake Him to be more comfortable and controllable. Don't remake Him and change Him -Receive Him and let Him change you.
OUTLINE:
Revealed (Luke 19:28-40)
Rejected (Luke 19:41-44)
Restoring (Luke 19:45-48)
QUESTIONS:
(Luke 19:28-40) How have you been tempted to remake Jesus into someone more comfortable and controllable?
(Luke 6:46) Where is your heart slow or resistant to respond to what Jesus is showing you right now? (Hebrews 3:15; James 1:22)
(Luke 19:41-44) What do you think God’s attitude toward you is (anger, disappointment, condemnation)? What does it do to you to see God on a donkey weeping and heading to a cross because of His love for you? (Romans 5:8)
(Luke 19:45-48) What might Jesus be wanting to remove or reorder in your life to restore health and a right relationship with Him? What are some of the ways He still ‘flips over tables’ in our lives?
What is one specific step of surrender you need to take this week? (Colossians 2:6)
SCRIPTURE REFERENCE:
Luke 19:28-48
NEXT WEEK:
Luke 20:1-18
Jesus Changes Everything by realigning our expectations, clarifying our responsibility, and reminding us that our work will be reviewed.
OUTLINE:
Realign (Luke 19:11-12)
Responsibility (Luke 19:13)
Review (Luke 19:14-27)
QUESTIONS:
(Luke 19:11-12) When you first began following Jesus, what were your expectations of what He would do in your life? Have you ever experienced disappointment with God- not that He failed, but because your expectations didn't match His plan? In what areas of your life are you still tempted to believe Jesus should act on your timeline? Proverbs 3:5-6
(Luke 19:13) We all invest our lives somewhere. What does faithful ‘engaging in business’ look like in your current season of life? Where do you see your energy, time, and attention going most naturally right now? Where are you experiencing ‘Friction’ from building your own kingdom? Where are you seeing ‘Fruit’ from investing in His kingdom? Galatians 5:19-23
(Luke 19:15-19) Jesus rewards faithfulness, not flashiness. Where are you tempted to equate visibility with value? What does faithfulness in small things look like in your daily life? Zechariah 4:10
(Luke 19:20-27) How does future accountability before Jesus shape how you live today? 2 Corinthians 5:10
OUTLINE:
Religious Pride (Luke 19:7)
The Love of Money (Luke 19:8a)
Shame (Luke 19:8b)
QUESTIONS:
Where does pride show up in your life? How does it impact your relationship with Jesus and your love for others?
What about money most tempts you? What do you think God’s purpose is for the resources he has given you?
What is your most common response to shame? In what ways does that create a barrier between you, Jesus, and his people?
In the face of these barriers, what might growing in humility look like for you? What is your next step?
SCRIPTURE REFERENCE:
Luke 19:1-10
NEXT WEEK:
Luke 19:11-27
We avoid hard realities-especially death-but the Bible is clear; sin seperates us from the living One and brings death. The empty tomb proves He defeated death, forcing a choice: avoid the truth or surrender to the one who changes everything...His name is Jesus!
OUTLINE:
- Why we avoid truth
- How we avoid truth
- What God has done to make it unavoidable
QUESTIONS:
- Why do humans avoid thinking about hard things like death? What emotions arise when you think about death? Hebrews 9:27
- In what ways have you tried to avoid or minimize hard realities in your life? How does the Bible's laser-like focus on death challenge or unsettle you? Romans 1:27
- If God has given proof through the resurrection, why can belief still feel difficult? Do you think it was easier for the disciples? Mark 16:9-13
- How would your life change if you fully lived as though the resurrection were true? John 11:25
SCRIPTURE REFERENCE:
Mark 16:1-13
What we think is strength keeps us blind; what we admit is broken brings belonging... Jesus changes everything
OUTLINE:
- Blindness (Luke 18:31-34)
- Brokenness (Luke 18:35-39)
- Belonging (Luke 18:40-43)
QUESTIONS:
- 18:31-34 The disciples missed it. Where might your expectations of what Jesus should do, blind you from accepting what He is doing? Can you think of a time when you were near Jesus (in church, or ministry activity) but still completely missed what He was doing? What kept you from seeing?
- 18:35-39 The blind beggar had nothing to lose- What are you clinging to that keeps you from crying out to Jesus?
- 18:40-43 The moment he received sight, the beggar followed Jesus- Jesus became his center, direction and purpose. What functions as your center (approval, comfort, control, success, family)? If your life has been ‘captured’ by Jesus’ gravitational pull, where is that most noticeable? Where is it noticeably absent?
Jesus changes everything by exposing our illusion of being good, revealing the idols we love, and does what we could never do-He changes us from the inside out.
OUTLINE:
- Come Consistently (18:1-8)
- Come Confessionally (18:9-14)
- Come Childlike (18:15-17)
QUESTIONS:
- (Luke 18:1,7-8) Where in your life have you been tempted to stop praying and lose heart?
- Jesus already knows how easy it is for us to grow weary when answers seem delayed. As you reflect, consider where disappointment, delay, pain, confusion, or silence has made you less eager to come before God. Ask yourself where you have quietly concluded, “What’s the point?” and let that reveal the places where Jesus is calling you back to steady dependence.
- (Luke 18:2-8) What does persistent prayer reveal about what you actually believe concerning God’s character?
- The widow keeps coming because she believes someone must hear her case, but Jesus contrasts the unjust judge with our righteous God. The point is not that God is reluctant and must be worn down, but that if even an unrighteous judge eventually responds, how much more will a good and just Father respond to His people. As you answer, think about whether your prayer life reflects confidence that God is good, attentive, just, and faithful, or whether it reveals fear that He is distant, indifferent, or slow to care.
- (Luke 18:9-12) In what ways are you tempted to approach God like the Pharisee rather than the tax collector?
- The Pharisee’s prayer is full of comparison, self-congratulation, and a spiritual résumé. He is technically praying, but he is really admiring himself in God’s presence. As you reflect, consider how often you measure yourself against others, lean on your good behavior, or subtly believe God should be more pleased with you because of your discipline, morality, service, or knowledge. Ask God to expose the ways self-righteousness can hide inside spiritual language.
- (Luke 18:13-14) What would honest confession look like for you right now?
- The tax collector stands at a distance, will not even lift his eyes to heaven, and cries, “God, be merciful to me, a sinner.” His confession is simple, honest, and unguarded. He is not managing appearances. He is acknowledging his need. As you answer, name what needs to be brought into the light before God without excuse, spin, or self-protection. Consider what it would look like to stop defending yourself and simply ask for mercy.
- (Luke 18:15-17) How is Jesus inviting you to trust Him more like a child this week, with dependence rather than control?
- Jesus welcomes little children and says the kingdom of God belongs to those who receive it like a child. Children come empty-handed, trusting, dependent, and aware that they need help. As you reflect, think about where you are trying to manage outcomes, maintain control, or prove your strength instead of receiving from God with simple trust. This week, where is Jesus inviting you to surrender control, lean on Him, and come with open hands rather than clenched fists?
SCRIPTURE REFERENCE:
Luke 18:1-17
NEXT WEEK:
Luke 18:18-30
OUTLINE:
Present (Luke 17:20-21)
Process (Luke 17:22-25)
Promise (Luke 17:26-37)
QUESTIONS:
(Luke 17:20-21) Jesus says the kingdom of God is not something we can observe with our eyes. Where are you tempted to equate God’s work only with what is visible or impressive? Where do you currently see signs of the kingdom of God at work- in your heart, relationships, or community?
(Luke 17:22-25) Jesus prepares His disciples for delay, confusion and suffering. Why do we assume God should work quickly, efficiently, and painlessly? How have delay, discipline, or difficulty shaped your faith more deeply than quick answers?
(Luke 17:26-37) Jesus compares His return to the days of Noah and Lot- ordinary days right up to the moment of judgement. In what ways has comfort, routine, or success lulled you into a sense of complacency? What is one area of complacency Jesus is highlighting in your life?
SCRIPTURE REFERENCE:
Luke 17:20-37
https://www.bible.com/bible/100/LUK.17.NASB1995
Power doesn't flow until the circuit is closed- gratitude is the return wire that closes the circuit.
OUTLINE:
Request (Luke: 17:11-13)
Response (Luke: 17:14)
Return (Luke: 17:15-19)
QUESTIONS:
(Luke: 17:11-13) Where has pain in your life recently exposed something you were previously in denial about? When you cry out to God, what are you usually asking for-relief or relationship? How can you tell the difference?
(Luke: 17:14) Jesus sends the lepers before they see results. Where might God be asking you to obey without immediate evidence that things will change? In what area of your life do you want God to remove discomfort, but He may be trying to develop maturity instead?
(Luke: 17:15-19) Where has gratitude faded in your life- not because God stopped working, but because life moved on? What blessings have become expectations in your life? Where does forgetful ingratitude exist in your heart? How has that ingratitude ‘short circuited’ joy, peace, intimacy and love in your life?
SCRIPTURE REFERENCE:
Luke 17:11-19
In Luke 17:1–10, Allyn Anderson challenges us to consider who we are becoming as followers of Jesus, emphasizing the seriousness of our influence on others and the importance of self-watchfulness in community. Jesus calls us to faithful obedience marked by repentance, forgiveness, and small acts of faith that shape us over time. Ultimately, obedience is not about earning God’s favor but about surrendering humbly to Him as a natural response to His grace.
OUTLINE:
Jesus’s warning
Community
Faithful Obedience
Surrender
QUESTIONS:
(Luke 17: 1-2) Jesus says temptations are inevitable, but woe to the one who causes others to stumble. What does this reveal about how seriously Jesus takes our influence on others? How might recognizing the weight of our impact reshape the way we relate to people in community?
(Luke 17: 3) Before addressing others, Jesus calls us to “self-watchfulness”, reminding us that we are constantly being formed by our words, thoughts, actions, habits, and choices. Right now, how would you honestly answer the question, “Who am I becoming?” In what ways are you currently being deformed by sin, and in what ways are you being transformed by Jesus?
(Luke 17: 3-4) Jesus commands rebuke, repentance, and repeated forgiveness. How does this relational rhythm confront our natural tendencies either to attack or to withdraw in relationships? In what ways could consistently practicing honest confrontation, genuine repentance, and costly forgiveness reshape both your own soul and the culture of your community?
(Luke 17: 5-6) When the disciples ask for increased faith, Jesus points to faith as small as a mustard seed. What does this teach about the connection between faith and daily obedience? How might small, simple acts of obedience form you more deeply over time than waiting for dramatic spiritual breakthroughs?
(Luke 17: 7-10) Jesus concludes with the image of the unworthy servant who has only done his duty. How does this reframe obedience—not as a way to earn God’s favor, but as the fitting response to a loving, good, and gracious Creator? How might embracing this posture of surrender cultivate humility, freedom, and deeper joy in following Jesus?
SCRIPTURE REFERENCE:
Luke 17:1-10
OUTLINE:
- Identification16:19-23
- Disintegration16:24
- Separation16:25-26
- Deception16:27-31
QUESTIONS:
- 16:19-23 Lazarus is named; the rich man is not. Lazarus’ name means “God is my help.” What do the things you instinctively turn to for help reveal about what you're bonded to? In chemistry, what we bond to names us, we become what we are bonded to. What things are you bonded to and building your life on that most shape what you are becoming and will ultimately become?
- 16:24 Even in torment, the rich man still gives orders. Where do you notice sin shrinking your empathy and compassion toward others? When you are at your worst- impatient, defensive, controlling- what bonds are being exposed or threatened?
- 16:25-26 Small separations become fixed chasms over time. What subtle distancing patterns-avoidance, numbing, self-protection- might God be inviting you to address before they harden?
- 16:27-31 The rich man never repents- he redirects. He shifts responsibility and manipulates to maintain control. Where do you see manipulation, deflection or externalization show up in your own thinking? Where are you tempted to demand more clarity when God may be asking for more obedience?
- Jesus took hell onto Himself. He experienced separation, darkness and judgement so that we wouldn't have to. How does this deepen your understanding of the seriousness of sin and the magnitude of your Savior's love?
SCRIPTURE REFERENCE:
Luke 16:19-31
https://www.bible.com/bible/100/LUK.16.NASB1995
NEXT WEEK:
Luke 17:1-10
https://www.bible.com/bible/100/LUK.17.NASB1995
Two masters. One heart. One winner. What you desire most will decide your direction--everytime.
OUTLINE:
Management 16:1-13
Motives 16:14-15
Morals 16:16-18
QUESTIONS:
16:1-13 Jesus says no one can serve two masters- even though we try. Where do you sense the strongest pull between Jesus and something else right now? In physics, not force determines direction- over time the strongest force always wins. What desire currently has the greatest ‘pull’ in your life?
16:14-15 The Pharisees looked righteous on the outside but were driven by hidden motives. What motives are easiest for you to hide from others? When God exposes a backstage motive, what is your typical response- defensiveness, ridicule, denial or repentance?
16:16-18 “Holy hopscotch” describes skipping over uncomfortable truths. Where are you most tempted to minimise, redefine, or avoid what Jesus clearly says? When obedience feels costly, what competing desire usually steps in to take control? Where do you need to remember and be reminded that Jesus is the perfect manager who paid your debt in full?
SCRIPTURE REFERENCE: Luke 16:1-18 https://www.bible.com/bible/100/LUK.16.NASB1995
Jesus’ Mission Through His People explores God’s heart for the nations from beginning to end. From God’s promise to bless all peoples through Abraham, to Jesus’ command to make disciples of all nations, to the future picture of every nation worshiping together, this sermon reminds us that Jesus’ mission has always been global. We are invited not just to believe the gospel, but to live it—aligning our lives with Christ’s mission and joyfully participating in God’s work of making His name known to the world.
OUTLINE:
Biblical reality- Genesis 12:1-3
Present reality- Matthew 28:18-20
Future reality- Revelation 7:9-10
QUESTIONS:
In your own words, how would you define Jesus’ mission in this world?
In what ways does Jesus’ mission shape how you view your mission? Where is your mission misaligned with his?
What barriers exist in your life that hinder your joy in salvation overflowing in joyful proclamation to others?
How might you seek to grow in your love and service of the nations? What would that look like?
SCRIPTURE REFERENCE:
Matthew 28:18-20
https://www.bible.com/bible/59/MAT.28.ESV
NEXT WEEK:
Luke 15:25-32
https://www.bible.com/bible/2692/LUK.15.NASB2020
Jesus is bringing all things back under His authority- the church is going to be a picture of rest in a world of rebellion.
OUTLINE: Preparation Philippians 2:9-10 Protection Hebrews 13:17
QUESTIONS: When you hear the words authority or submission, what emotions or past experiences come to mind?
According to Philippians 2:9-10, what is the future reality every human being will face? How does living under authority now prepare us for that coming reality?
What ‘layers of authority’ has God placed in your life (family, HOA, church, workplace, civil)? Which of those layers is easiest for you to submit to- which is hardest? Why?
In what ways has submission exposed pride, fear, or self-reliance in your heart? How do you see submission playing a role in your sanctification- becoming more like Jesus?
SCRIPTURE REFERENCE: Matthew 28:18
OUTLINE:
- Express Joy (John 17:13)
- Endure Hate (John 17:14-16)
- Expose Sin (John 17:17-19)
- Explain God (John 17:20-2)
QUESTIONS:
- (John 17:13) Joy isn’t optional for us as Christians, it commanded. Where do you find yourself living with foreboding joy- bracing for loss or disappointment instead of resting in His security? What would it look like to receive Jesus’ joy in that place today?
- (John 17:14-16) Unprocessed hate doesn't disappear- it spreads. How can this group become a place where bitterness is named, prayed through and metabolized so that it wont metastasis and spread?
- (John 17:17-19) What makes confession feel so risky to you? What fears keep you hiding or managing your sin instead of bringing it into the light? How can this group be a place where confession and repentance are safe and rejoiced in?
- (John 17:20-21) Jesus says that our unity is proof that God is real. Where do you see fragmentation, division, isolation or distrust in your relationships or in the church? How might choosing humility and forgiveness become a living explanation of who God is?
- Which of these areas-joy, endurance, confession or unity do you sense Jesus inviting you into today?
SCRIPTURE REFERENCE:
John 17:13-21
https://www.bible.com/bible/2692/JHN.17.NASB2020
What is the Church—and why does it matter? In this message from our Church Series, we look at what Scripture says about the Church, the real challenges it faces, and the unshakable hope Jesus gives His people. From the bad news of a real enemy who seeks to discourage and divide (1 Peter 5:8), to the good news that Jesus is building His Church and nothing can stop it (Matthew 16:18), this sermon invites us to see the Church not just as a place we attend—but a people we belong to. The Church was never intended to be a place we go, but a people who gather around a great truth...Jesus Changes Everything.
OUTLINE:
Bad News 1 Peter 5:8
Some News 1 Peter 5:8
Good News Matthew 16:18
QUESTIONS:
When you think of the Church, what comes to mind first-building, service, family, mission? Why do you think that’s your first picture? What does the Bible say the church is? (1 Peter 2:9-12)
The Bible tells us that we have an enemy who seeks to devour us. Where have you grown weary or lost heart in ministry, community or relationships? What has been discouraging you about church or serving?
Where do you see God working in our body? What is one simple step you sense God is calling you to to build up the body at Hillside?
SCRIPTURE REFERENCE:
Hebrews 10:23-25
NEXT WEEK:
John 17:13-21
The Church was established and is sustained through - God's Presence in God's People advancing God's Purpose
OUTLINE:
God's presence (2:1-4)
God's people (2:42-46)
God’s purpose (2:47)
QUESTIONS:
Is there something you are unashamed about liking / supporting? (sports team, hobby, music, political party… etc) Why do you think it can be easier to be bold about those things than our walks with Jesus?
How does seeing God’s Presence, the Holy Spirit, as a fire impact what we see happening in Acts 2:1-4? (Exodus 3, 40. 2 Chronicles 7. Ezekiel 37:27) What does that tell us about God’s Presence now?
Acts 2:42 lists a few things the early church was devoted to. Why do you think these are listed here? Where do you feel particularly strong or weak in these areas?
2:43-46 unpacks how the Spirit filled followers of Jesus were gathering & doing life together. What are some of the things that stood out from the way they do community & fellowship? Have you ever experienced this? What could we learn from this passage about how we see community?
According to v47 - who is responsible for adding people to the church? How can we join God in His purposes to advance the kingdom? In our families? Our work places? Our hobbies?
If Jesus is building His Church, what does that change about how we are to live this week?
God didn't erase the mess of this world-He entered it- giving us confidence, comfort and connection as we travel through the mess.
In Philippians 4:1–9, Paul invites us to lift our eyes to what is eternal, tend to what is happening internally, and live it out externally in our daily lives. This passage challenges us to face conflict, anxiety, and disappointment with peace rooted in knowing how the story ends. As Paul calls us to rejoice, pray instead of replay our worries, and fix our minds on what is good, we’re reminded that God’s peace actively guards our hearts and shapes how we show up in the world.
OUTLINE:
Eternal 4:1-3
Internal 4:4-7
External 4:8-9
QUESTIONS:
4:1-3 Does knowing that your name is written in the “Book of Life” change the way you approach conflict, anxiety and disappointment right now? Does knowing how the story ends help you walk in peace through difficulty? How?
4:4-7 Which of Paul’s commands are most difficult for you (Rejoice, Rest, Request)? What excuses do you come up with to resist these? Where have you experienced the peace of God guarding your heart and mind?
4:6 What is one situation where you've been “Replaying the negative” instead of surrendering it in prayer? How is this shaping the way you show up in relationships?
4:8-9 Paul gives us a beautiful mind filter and tells us what to dwell on, what is good and life-giving. Where do you sense God is inviting you to change what you're feeding your mind?
SCRIPTURE REFERENCE:
Philippians 4:4-7
NEXT WEEK:
Christmas Eve 2025
OUTLINE:
- Love Reveals (7-8)
- Love Reorders (9-11)
- Love Resolves (12-14)
QUESTIONS:
- In this season, where do you need to loosen your grip so you can enjoy more of Jesus?
- Where is Jesus asking you to follow Him out of comfort and into obedience?
- How have trials or suffering in your story helped you see Jesus more clearly?
- What past shame, hurt, or failure is holding you back from running freely after Jesus?
All is found in Him. Hope, Joy, Peace and love are all byproducts and blessings of knowing Jesus Christ. This Advent we remember that Jesus didn't come to be a part of our lives- He came to be the point of our lives. The Bible tells us that all things came into being through Him, that He is before all things and in Him all things hold together and that all that we long for in life is found in Him. Join us this Advent as we fix our eyes on the One who changes everythig- Jesus Immanuel
OUTLINE:
- Confidence 1:6
- Circumstances 1:12-13
- Courage 1:14
QUESTIONS:
- 1:6 Where in your life do you struggle to believe that God will finish the good work He started in you? What makes that hard to trust right now?
- 1:12-13 How do negative circumstances expose our hearts and what we are trusting? Have you ever experienced a time when God used bad circumstances for good outcomes? Where in your life can you currently trust God to work all things together for good?
- 1:14 When was a time in your life that you were down and someone's words or example poured courage into your heart? Where is He asking you to take a step of courage currently?
SCRIPTURE REFERENCE:
Philippians 1:3-14
https://www.bible.com/bible/2692/PHP.1.NASB2020
All is found in Him. This Advent we remember that Jesus didn't come to be a part of our lives- He came to be the point of our lives. The Bible tells us that all things came into being through Him, that He is before all things and in Him all things hold together and that all that we long for in life is found in Him. Join us this Advent as we fix our eyes on the One who changes everythig- Jesus Immanuel
What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Resources, and find today’s sermon.
What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Resources, and find today’s sermon.
What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Resources, and find today’s sermon.
What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Resources, and find today’s sermon.
What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Resources, and find today’s sermon.
What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Resources, and find today’s sermon.
What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Resources, and find today’s sermon.
What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Resources, and find today’s sermon.
What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Resources, and find today’s sermon.
What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Resources, and find today’s sermon.
What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Resources, and find today’s sermon.
What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Resources, and find today’s sermon.
What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Resources, and find today’s sermon.
What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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**What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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**What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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Jesus is the most prominent, dominant figure of all history. He rightly owns this title due to the fact that He kicked in death's door, choked death out, made death tap out and cry uncle—then Jesus rose from the dead and has given eternal life to all who would say yes to Him.
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. It forms us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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What we focus on forms us. Our points of focus form us mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and communally. Join us as we focus on the One who changes everything... Jesus!
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Church Series 2025: Called To
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Church Series 2025: Called Under - Why we do membership and what it means to be a member of a local congregation of disciples.
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Church Series 2025
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Church Series 2025
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We all put our confidence in something or someone. Put your confidence in the Risen One who has, is, and will change everything!
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God is writing an epic, eternal story. He invites us to leave our little stories behind and join Him. Join us as we look at the one who provides an "on-ramp" to join God's story... His Name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at the One who gives us hope for the future, love that covers the past so that we can know joy and peace in the present… His name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at the One who gives us hope for the future, love that covers the past so that we can know joy and peace in the present… His name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at the One who gives us hope for the future, love that covers the past so that we can know joy and peace in the present… His name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at the One who gives us hope for the future, love that covers the past so that we can know joy and peace in the present… His name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at the One who is able to give us joy in all circumstances… His name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at the One who is able to give us joy in all circumstances… His name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at the One who is able to give us joy in all circumstances… His name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at the One who is able to give us joy in all circumstances… His name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at the One who moves us from alone to attached… His name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at the One who changes communication… His name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at the Perfect one who is making us perfect like Him… His name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at the One who helps us put on the right outfit….His name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at the One who crushes sin and cares for us…His name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at the One who sets us free from the scams in this world… His name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at the One who captivates us… His name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at the One who grows us… His name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at the One who changes our perspective on life… His name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at the God-Man who came to rescue us… His name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at Colossians as we work at living life by design by putting Jesus first in all things.
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Join us as we walk through what it means to be “praying at all times”, and how we can fully surrender our daily lives to Jesus.
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Join us as we look at fighting the battle that has already been won by the greatest warrior ever… His name is Jesus!
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Join us as we look at the ultimate Husband who loved perfectly, the ultimate Son who obeyed perfectly and the ultimate slave who served perfectly... His name is Jesus!
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Marriage is an incredible gift that shows us our need for the Gospel. Join us as we look at the one who created and clarifies the purpose of marriage …. His name is Jesus!
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Change is complex, often filled with failure and disappointment. Join us as we look at the one who changes us…. His name is Jesus!
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Change is complex, often filled with failure and disappointment. Join us as we look at the one who changes us…. His name is Jesus!
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We often want Jesus to give us an easy life, but He came to give us eternal life. Join us as we look at the One who takes the bad and makes it good…. His name is Jesus!
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We often want Jesus to give us an easy life, but He came to give us eternal life. Join us as we look at the One who takes the bad and makes it good…. His name is Jesus!
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We often want Jesus to give us an easy life, but He came to give us eternal life. Join us as we look at the One who takes the bad and makes it good…. His name is Jesus!
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God created us for community with Him and with others. Sin always crushes community, but Jesus recreates community. Jesus changes everything.
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Jesus changes everything and gives full access to God… Focus on Him!
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Join us as we celebrate the One who changes everything… His name is Jesus.
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Join us as we celebrate the One who gives us hope in this life and hope for the life to come… His name is Jesus.
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Join us as we celebrate the One who gives us a plan, point, and purpose to walk out our new lives… His name is Jesus.
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Join us as we celebrate the One who emptied Himself and gave up His life that we might be filled and have eternal life… His name is Jesus.
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Join us as we celebrate the One who emptied Himself and gave up His life that we might be filled and have eternal life… His name is Jesus.
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Join us as we celebrate the One who gives us new lenses to walk out our new lives… His name is Jesus.
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Join us as we celebrate the One who changes us and empowers us to be agents of change… His name is Jesus.
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Join us as we celebrate the One who sets us free to live according to His design… His name is Jesus.
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Join us as we celebrate the One who gives us eternal life… His name is Jesus.
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Join us as we discover how the law given to Moses and the mother’s Sarah and Hagar reveal the message of the Gospel to a community teetering on works over grace.
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Join us as we look at the one who gives us everything we need to thrive behind enemy lines …. His name is Jesus.
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Join us as we look at the One who took our training wheels off and set us free…. His name is Jesus.
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In a world filled with and driven by fear, join us as we look at the Faithful One who makes us faithful…. His name is Jesus.
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In a world filled with anxiety, fear, panic, stress and worry, join us as we look at the only One who can give peace…. His name is Jesus.
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In a world filled with anxiety, fear, panic, stress and worry, join us as we look at the only One who can give peace…. His name is Jesus.
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In a world of good advice, God gives good news. Join us as we look at the One who gives us the best news this world has ever heard…. His name is Jesus.
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Sin causes us to reject submission and carry out our own mission. Join us as we look at the One who rescues us and allows us to be part of the great Commission…. His name is Jesus.
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Sin causes us to rebel and grumble. Join us as we look at the One who redeems us and allows us to be grateful…. His name is Jesus.
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Sin causes us to consume and complain. Join us as we look at the One who completes us so that we can contribute…. His name is Jesus.
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OUTLINE:
- Bad News (1 Peter 5:8)
- Good News (Revelation 21:5)
QUESTIONS:
- Bad News (1 Peter 5:8). The enemy loves to use bad news to distract, divide, deceive and discourage us. Where do you receive your bad news from? What impact does bad news have on you? How has bad news discouraged you from pressing on in your faith?
- Good news (Matthew 16:18/ John 2:19/ John 14:1). Jesus loves to use good news to strengthen and encourage us. What are some ways the church has encouraged and been a blessing to you? What are some ways you can strengthen and encourage others?
SCRIPTURE REFERENCE:
Matthew 5:14-17 / 1 Peter 5:8 / Revelation 21:5
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Church Series - Called In (John 17)
Join us as we celebrate the greatest gift ever, the One who changes everything… His name is Jesus.
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Everything that is needed for our salvation is done. Join us as we celebrate the One who has redeemed and purified us… His name is Jesus.
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Because God goes before us, we have reason for peace.
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Join us as we look at the One who gives us joy.... His name is Jesus.
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Join us as we look at the faithful One who loves us.... His name is Jesus.
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Join us as we look at the faithful One who forgives us and makes us part of His forever family.... His name is Jesus.
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Join us as we look at the One who heals us from our shame and frees us from our old name.... His name is Jesus.
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Join us as we look at the One who changes how we relate, respond, run, and rest.... His name is Jesus.
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Join us as we look at the One who provides everything we need, everyday we live.... His name is Jesus.
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Hell is a difficult doctrine in the Bible that many today struggle with. Join us as we look at the One who endured hell for us so that we might enjoy heaven with Him…. His name is Jesus.
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Sin brings shame. Shame isolates and devastates us. Join us as we look at the One who took our sin and devoured shame…. His name is Jesus.
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All creation was subjected to futility and hopelessness until the Creator came and gave us a living hope through the resurrection…. His name is Jesus.
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God is love and has wrath. His wrath is His settled opposition to evil. Join us as we look at the One who absorbed the wrath of God to give us the love of God… His name is Jesus.
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God is triune and exists in perfect community. Sin entered and brought disunity. Join us as we look at the hope of the world, the only One who can reunite us with God and each other….. His name is Jesus.
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In this world you will have trouble. There’s something comforting about Jesus understanding that about life. Thankfully he’s given us a plan and a promise for how to have peace..
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In this world we will be hated. What will you choose to be hated for? Join us as we look at the One who was hated so that we might be healed.… His name is Jesus.
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God is unchanging. Sin seeks to keep us as slaves so that we are unable to change. Join us as we look at the One who came to set us free and change everything.… His name is Jesus.
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God desires to be in constant contact with us, the enemy seeks to cut the lines of communication. Join us as we look at the One who reconnected the lines of communication and opened the doors of Heaven for us… His name is Jesus.
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In this world our hearts and heads are often troubled. Join us as we look at the One who gives peace in the midst of our problems and pain… His name is Jesus.
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Join us as we look at the faithful One who threw Himself on the grenade of sin to save us from death and show us His glory… His name is Jesus.
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Because of sin, life leaks and we end up lonely and empty. Join us as we look at the only One who can stop the leaks and give abundant life… His name is Jesus.
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Join us this week as we look at the One who suffered so that we may have hope, light, and life… His name is Jesus.
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Join us this week as we look at the One who laid His life down that He might raise our lives up… His name is Jesus.
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Join us this week as we look at the One who laid down His riches, His rights, and His reputation to redeem us… His name is Jesus.
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In this noisy world, we struggle to hear Jesus’ voice and follow Him. Join us as we learn how Jesus calls us into the light and invites us to walk with Him as we were truly created.
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Join us as we walk through John 10:1-21 and look at the Good Shepherd…. His name is Jesus.
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The problem of pain and suffering is profound. Join us as we look at the One who suffered with us, like us, and for us…. His name is Jesus.
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We demand external freedom while ignoring internal and eternal freedom that God desires for us. Join us as we look at the only One who can give us external, internal, and eternal freedom…. His name is Jesus.
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We often highlight others' sin and hide our own sin. The Bible instructs us to go to our High Priest who alone can remove our sin…. His name is Jesus.
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Who do you say Jesus is? Our answer to that question influences everything about our lives. Join us this weekend as we discuss how Jesus’ claim to be God is trustworthy and good for us.
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In this world we will have trouble, conflict is inevitable. Join us as we look at the One who joined us in our problems and purchased peace for us…. His name is Jesus.
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Most are spiritually hangry because we feed our souls garbage. Join us as we look at the Gospel and the only One who can satisfy our souls…. His name is Jesus.
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Sin in our lives will cause us to take our focus off of Jesus and place it on our own desires. As a result, a battle of wills takes place. Jesus patiently and lovingly calls us to surrender and trust Him. What will you do? Surrender or reject?
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Even in the midst of overwhelming evidence, we struggle to believe. Join us as we look at the One who is THE central authority and our hope… His name is Jesus.
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Jesus asked, “Do you want to get well?” Join us as we look at the One who gives us healing and hope… His name is Jesus.
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The royal official’s suffering led him to his Savior. Join us as we look at the One who changes everything by working everything together for good… His name is Jesus.
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In a world that has many ways to distract us from death, join us as we celebrate the only One who ever defeated death and promises to give us eternal life….. His name is Jesus.
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Harvesting brings deep delight. It requires light and love. Ultimately it points everyone to the One who changes everything…. His name is Jesus.
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In a world of constant distraction, one of the greatest tasks of every person is to fix your eyes on Jesus.
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None of God’s attributes exist in tension, they all function in tandem. Join us as we look at the One who clarifies all the attributes of God…. His name is Jesus.
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God loved us so much that He gave us His priceless, treasured, beloved Son…. His name is Jesus.
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Most of our lives are spent trying to justify ourselves and prove that we are clean. Join us this week as we look at the one who justifies and sanctifies us…. His name is Jesus.
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Americans are more unhappy than ever. We have lost joy because we have walked away from the source of joy…. His name is Jesus.
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How do you define greatness? How we define greatness is important because it will direct our lives. Join us as we look at the greatest one ever…. His name is Jesus.
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John begins by showing us the source of life, telling us why some reject this life, and how to receive this life abundant - it's only received as a gift through the one who purchased it for us…. His name is Jesus.
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The church has been called out of sin, in together to shine, under authority to show how good it is to submit to Jesus, and on mission with Jesus to seek and save the lost. Join us this week as we look at the greatest missionary ever… His name is Jesus.
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The church has been called out of sin, in together to shine, and under authority to show how good it is to submit to Jesus. Join us this week as we look at the one who submitted perfectly to the point of death on a cross… His name is Jesus.
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We have been saved from sin and saved to shine. Join us as we look at the one who causes us to shine… His name is Jesus.
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We live in a world dominated by bad news. Bad news neurologically rewires our brains and keeps us in a state of worry and panic, missing the mattering things. Join us as we look at the one who gives us good news… His name is Jesus.
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Words fail us and fall short. Talk is cheap. Many talk the talk but don’t walk the walk. Join us as we look at the greatest word ever - the Word that became flesh to be with us…. His name is Jesus.
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Sin has a way of dampening our ability to lean into the grace that God has provided. Join us as we look at the greatest mediator Who is praying for us before the Father…. His name is Jesus.
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Jesus is God, and His life, death, and resurrection reveal attributes of God’s power, character, and love. Join us as we look at Jesus, the Son of God, who came in love to give us joy, hope, and peace.
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We live in a world hungry for joy. Joy is complex, it’s not as easy to be joyful as one might expect - it involves our intellectual, emotional, relational, physiological and sociological well being. Join us as we look at the only one who can bring joy to all these areas…His name is Jesus.
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Joseph gives a black belt lesson in loving the unlovable. Join us as we look at the ultimate black belt who set us free to love our enemies…. His name is Jesus.
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There is none righteous, no not one. All we like sheep have gone astray, the wages of sin is death, and we all stand as condemned sinners before a righteous God. Join us as we look at the one who took all the consequences of our sin and gave us salvation…. His name is Jesus.
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God’s kingdom is an upside-down kingdom. He works through the least, last, empty and humble. Join us as we look at Jesus, who emptied Himself and humbled Himself to save us. For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Resources and find today’s sermon.
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God promises to provide for us, and He often has peculiar ways in which He provides. Join us as we look at His greatest provision…His name is Jesus.
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We must realize that the Lord is working above and beyond anything we can see. Join us as we fix our eyes on Jesus, who IS advancing His plans, though we may not understand all the ways He does this.
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Life is hard because God is good. He makes it hard for us to go to hell. He applies gentle pressure in a relentless way to direct us to the One who changes everything! Join us as we look at the One who changes everything..His name is Jesus.
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God is writing the greatest story ever. Join us as we see Him take us from despair to delight through His Son - Jesus.
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God loves to use puny things to accomplish profound things. Join us as we look at the one who came into our prison as a puny baby to bring about a profound salvation - His name is Jesus. For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Resources and find today’s sermon.
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We all have a course to run and obstacles to overcome. Pleasure, power and pride are three of the biggest obstacles. Join us as we look at the one who overcame every obstacle perfectly - His name is Jesus.
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Sin takes us off script and often causes everything around us to look out of control. Join us as we look at the One who changes everything and brings beauty out of brokenness - His name is Jesus.
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We are all on a journey in this life. Our journey matters because journeys have a destination. What we do with Jesus determines our eternal destination.
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We are all on a journey in this life. Our journey matters because journeys have a destination. What we do with Jesus determines our eternal destination.
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We are all on a journey in this life. Our journey matters because journeys have a destination. What we do with Jesus determines our eternal destination.
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We carry many names which have been given to us and put on us. Through the Gospel, Jesus gives us a new name, a new identity and a new walk. Join us as we look at the great wrestler, His name is Jesus. For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Resources and find today’s sermon.
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An object in motion continues in motion unless acted on by an outside force. Join us as we see the ultimate force that has acted on us to change everything, His name is Jesus.
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One of the side effects of sin is stupidity. We compare, compete and conflict rather than change. Join us as we look at the One who paid the consequences of sin and put an end to competition and comparison - His name is Jesus.
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We tend to put our hope on earthly things to fill an eternal void. We believe that someone, somewhere or something else will fill that aching longing in our hearts. Join us as we look at the only One who is able to complete, fill and satisfy us - His name is Jesus.
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3 in 5 Americans report being lonely and feeling alone. God said that it was not good for man to be alone, yet we now live in an epidemic of loneliness. Join us as we celebrate Jacob’s real ladder, Jesus, the One who promised to never leave us and never forsake us so that we will never be alone.
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Life is filled with problems. Problems can be overwhelming. Join us as we look at the One who has overcome our greatest problem - His name is Jesus.
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God has made life very clear and simple, sin brings confusion and complexity. Join us as we celebrate the purity and simplicity of devotion to Jesus Christ and fix our eyes on Him.
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We all have a huge problem, death. We all do something with the reality of death. We can deny it, defy it or delay it. Join us as we look at the One who defeated it…His name is Jesus and He gives us really good news.
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We all have an operating system. What we believe about God will determine how we view the world around us. It's tough to learn a new operating system, but that is exactly what the Gospel does for us. Join us as we continue our journey through Genesis.
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Most struggle to believe and receive God’s love for them. Join us as we see a picture of God’s immeasurable love for us in Jesus.
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The Bible tells us to lay aside the sin that so easily entangles us. Abraham had sin that continued to entangle him on his journey. What entangles you? Join us as we continue our journey through Genesis.
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We all follow someone; who we follow matters. Our desires direct our decisions, our decisions determine our direction and our direction determines our destination. Jesus said, “Follow Me.” Who are you following? Join us as we continue our journey through Genesis.
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God is perfect. He is perfect in tenderness and perfect in toughness. We see the perfection of God’s tender toughness in the person of Jesus Christ, the One who changes everything. Join us as we continue our journey through Genesis.
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Jesus Changes Everything. He begins by changing us, giving us a new name, a new sign and a new story. Join us as we continue our journey through Genesis.
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Stupid starts small, it spreads, brings suffering and makes us slaves. How do we stop stupid in our lives before it spreads and gets us stuck on stupid. We need a savior who can free us from stupid and that is what Jesus does for us! Join us as we continue our journey through Genesis.
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God is a God of promises fulfilled. We see evidence through Scripture that what God promises, He delivers. This week, we see a great interaction between God and Abram - a promise being shared and guaranteed. How can this give us confidence as we hear God’s promises in our own lives? Join us as we continue our journey through Genesis.
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Jesus alone speaks of death in an altogether different way than anyone in history ever has. He can do this because He alone defeated death, rose from the dead and promised eternal life to all who put their faith in Him. Where have you put your faith? Join us as we celebrate the history changing resurrection of Jesus!
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God is writing a Triumphant story that includes victory in Battle, but most days, it feels like we are losing the battle(s). How is a view of God's ultimate victory over sin and death an encouragement for the battles you are fighting today? How do the battle scars and wounds we all have compare to the Savior's scars He took for us?
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This world is filled with pain due to the entrance of sin. God had a plan to do away with sin and death through a Savior He will send. God is writing and directing a story. He is inviting you to get out of the director's seat and surrender your story to Him. Where are you trying to direct your own story?
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This world is filled with pain due to the entrance of sin. God had a plan to do away with sin and death through a Savior He will send. God is writing and directing a story. He is inviting you to get out of the director's seat and surrender your story to Him. Where are you trying to direct your own story?
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This world is filled with pain due to the entrance of sin. God had a plan to do away with sin and death through a Savior He will send. God is writing and directing a story. He is inviting you to get out of the director's seat and surrender your story to Him. Where are you trying to direct your own story?
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This world is filled with pain due to the entrance of sin. God had a plan to do away with sin and death through a Savior He will send. God is writing and directing a story. He is inviting you to get out of the director's seat and surrender your story to Him. Where are you trying to direct your own story?
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This world is filled with pain due to the entrance of sin. God had a plan to do away with sin and death through a Savior He will send. God is writing and directing a story. He is inviting you to get out of the director's seat and surrender your story to Him. Where are you trying to direct your own story?
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This world is filled with pain due to the entrance of sin. God had a plan to do away with sin and death through a Savior he will send. God is writing and directing a story, He is inviting you to get out of the directors seat and surrender your story to Him. Where are you trying to direct your own story?
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No one wants to write a story of devastation and depression with their lives, but many do by trying to do life without God. God is writing a story - it is epic, eternal and enjoyable. He doesn't want us to clean up our lives, but give up our lives and join His story. Where are you trying to direct your own story?
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No one wants to write a story of devastation and depression with their lives, but many do by trying to do life without God. God is writing a story - it is epic, eternal and enjoyable. He invites us to surrender our little stories and join Him in His story that is big enough to fill eternity. Join us as we join God in His Story of Redemption through Jesus.
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No one wants to write a story of devastation and depression with their lives, but many do by trying to do life without God. God is writing a story - it is epic, eternal and enjoyable. He invites us to surrender our little stories and join Him in His story that is big enough to fill eternity. Join us as we join God in His Story of Redemption through Jesus.
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Submission to authority can be difficult. Join us as we look at how Jesus changed everything from a position of submission and calls us to follow Him.
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God has given the church a mission to go make disciples of all nations. This mission is for every single one of us to participate in. Many factors will try to oppose this mission; including, the world around us and even our won hearts. Jesus gives us the confidence we need to participate in this mission as His vessels by reminding us that He is in control and that He remains with us as we go out.
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Every church has a culture: how it's like that body to act and interact with others. Many people consume and complain about culture. At Hillside we want to invite you to collaborate, to create a Christ centered, compassionate, caring place where people can grow in Jesus!
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In the beginning of Philemon, we’re shown how the Gospel of forgiveness changes relationships. The second part of the letter shows us how grace reminds us how to live that forgiveness and life change out.
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Paul’s shortest letter in the New Testament has great application pointing us to the equality and forgiveness that is offered to us through Jesus.
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God is writing a story and invites us to join Him. Many have given up on God’s story in order to write their own. Christmas is an invitation to humbly lay down your story and in humility join Him in writing a story that changes everything.
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At Advent we slow down and look at four ingredients that when mixed together function like Mentos in Coke (Hope,Love,Peace,Joy). When we grow in the Gospel, we overflow in gratitude.
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At Advent we slow down and look at four ingredients that when mixed together function like Mentos in Coke (Hope,Love,Peace,Joy). When we grow in the Gospel, we overflow in gratitude.
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At Advent we slow down and look at four ingredients that when mixed together function like Mentos in Coke (Hope,Love,Peace,Joy). When we grow in the Gospel, we overflow in gratitude.
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At Advent we slow down and look at four ingredients that when mixed together function like Mentos in Coke (Hope,Love,Peace,Joy). When we grow in the Gospel, we overflow in gratitude.
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A healthy, life-giving community isn't found, it's forged. It is delightful and difficult. It is a necessity, not a luxury. Join us as we look at some simple ingredients that help grow us in creating community instead of consuming community.
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Simple things often make a huge difference. The author of Hebrews gives us some simple plays to run as Christ followers that will change everything. Join us as we look at some simple plays that make a serious difference in the world.
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Simple things often make a huge difference. The author of Hebrews gives us some simple plays to run as Christ followers that will change everything. Join us as we look at some simple plays that make a serious difference in the world.
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Simple things often make a huge difference. The author of Hebrews gives us some simple plays to run as Christ followers that will change everything. Join us as we look at some simple plays that make a serious difference in the world.
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Because of sin in our world and in our hearts, life is often chaotic, painful and hard. Jesus offers us unshakeable hope in an eternal future free of pain and suffering. As His followers, our lives are to be a beacon of gratefulness pointing those around us to the hope found in Jesus Christ.
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Living together is both delightful and difficult. How can we intentionally use our words to build up and encourage one another? How can we also intentionally strive to root out the sin and bitterness that so easily divides?
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Life is painful and pain can be purposeful. We will all suffer in this world. Will we suffer for the mattering things or the meaningless things?
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Running well isn't easy, a lot of things can trip us up and slow us down. Jesus invites us to learn from Him how to run well and finish well. For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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Oftentimes my expectations are that when I follow Jesus, everything in my life will go well. This week we look at things the flannelgraph lessons failed to teach us as kids in Sunday school. The life of faith is difficult, disorienting and filled with delight and disappointment. For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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God loves it when we trust Him. Trust is an essential building block for every relationship. Join us this week as we seek to understand how faith is rational, relational and responsive . For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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Life is difficult and painful and we often want to throw in the towel and give up. The author of Hebrews reminds us that our God loves to grow us in endurance by remembering what He has already brought us through and running to the end. He uses the hard things to reveal the heart things. Don't waste hard things, let Him use them to change heart things. For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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Many of us freely choose a living hell over the Living Hope. Sin enslaves us and we willfully choose our sin over a Savior. Join us to see how the doctrine of divine judgement teaches us important truths about the hardness of our own hearts, the humility of God’s heart and how our hearts can heal . For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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Humans are unable to grow and mature in isolation. Isolation always leads to deformation. The Church is the hope of the world. We gather to proclaim a message of connection that leads to transformation through Jesus who changes everything.
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God exists in a perfect community called the Trinity. He needs nothing and does not view us as a commodity to be used to fill up something lacking in Himself. Do you view people as a community to be served or a commodity to be used? This week we are reminded of our problem, where true righteousness comes from and how the Gospel gives us rest so that we might serve people as a community and not treat them like a commodity. For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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God is perfect. He has wrath and anger as well as love and forgiveness. Today we will see how these attributes are not antithetical to one another but attached to one another. Hebrews 9 shows us how Holy God is, how heinous our sin is and the huge price God paid for our redemption. For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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Many, if not most followers of Jesus are confused concerning how the Old Covenant and New covenant work together. As a result we try hard to be good and please God which leaves us insecure and stressed. In the New Covenant, Jesus pays our debt in full and removes the stain of sin and the sting of death allowing us to be calm and secure in a chaotic stressed world. For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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Some of us think that we need someone to go to God on our behalf, but don’t know who to turn to. Some of us believe that we can access God on our own, but is this true? Hebrews 7 gives us this answer. For this week’s Outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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The author of Hebrews continually points us to consider Jesus as the Big E on the eye chart. We will put to the test this week with an obscure Old Testament character in an obscure Old Testament story. Could there be something clear for us to see?! Join us as we gaze upon the beauty and blessing of Jesus through Melchizedek. For this week’s outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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This week, Pastor Shawn Catalano shares about our Assurance of Hope. Join us as we walk through Hebrews 6:9-20. For this week’s outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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This week, Pastor Dave Schaffer shares about The Gift of Salvation. Join us as we walk through Hebrews 5:11-6:8. For this week’s outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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This week, Pastor John shares about The Greatest of All Time. Join us as we walk through Hebrews 4:14-5:10. For this week’s outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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This week, Pastor Dave shares about Jesus, and how we can find rest in Him. Rest seems so simple, why is it so difficult to find in this world? Hiding is exhausting and steals our rest. Only the Gospel can free us to walk in the light with Him and others. Join us as we walk through Hebrews 4:11-13. For this week’s outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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This week, Pastor Dave shares about Jesus, and how we can find rest in Him. Rest seems so simple, why is it so difficult to find in this world? Join us as we walk through Hebrews 4:1-13. For this week’s outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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This week, Pastor Dave shares about Jesus, our Wonderful Counselor and shows us why we all need counseling. Join us as we walk through Hebrews 3:1-19. For this week’s outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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This week, Pastor Dave shares about Jesus as King, Captain, Brother. Join us as we walk through Hebrews 2:9-18. For this week’s outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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Join us as we walk through Hebrews 2:1-9 as Pastor Shawn shares about Staying Anchored. For this week’s outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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Join us as we conclude our sermon series through the book of Daniel and start our Hebrews series as Pastor Dave walks us through Daniel 7-12 + Hebrews 1:1-3. For this week’s outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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Join us as we continue in our sermon series through the book of Daniel as Pastor Dave walks us through Daniel 6:1-28. For this week’s outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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Join us as we continue in our sermon series through the book of Daniel as Pastor Dave walks us through Daniel 5:1-31. For this week’s outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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Join us as we continue in our sermon series through the book of Daniel as Pastor Dave walks us through Daniel 4:1-37. For this week’s outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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Join us as we continue in our sermon series through the book of Daniel as Pastor Allyn walks us through Daniel 3:1-30. For this week’s outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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Join us as we continue in our sermon series through the book of Daniel as Pastor Dave walks us through Daniel 2:1-30. For this week’s outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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Join us as we kick off our sermon series through the book of Daniel as Pastor Dave walks us through Daniel 1:1-21. For this week’s outline and Community Group questions, download our app or visit hillsidefellowship.org, click on Sermon Archive and find today’s sermon.
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Join us as we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Pastor Dave shares John 1:1-3, 14, teaching us The Word and The Way.
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Join us as we conclude our study through Proverbs as Pastor Dave walks us through Proverbs 1:7-8, teaching us how to live and die well. For this week’s outline download our app or visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/sermon-archive/
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Join us as Pastor Dave walks us through Proverbs 4:23; 12:15; 14:12; 18:1-2; 21:2, teaching us how to ruin your life in 3 easy steps. For this week’s outline download our app or visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/sermon-archive/
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Join us as Pastor Matt walks us through Proverbs 4:23 teaching us about The Heart of the Matter. For this week’s outline download our app or visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/sermon-archive/
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This Sunday, Pastor Dave walks us through Proverbs 5:21; 8:36; 23:17 teaching us about Wisdom, Reality, and Jesus. For this week’s outline download our app or visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/sermon-archive/
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In this sermon, Pastor Dave walks us through Proverbs 13:12; 26:11 teaching us about Breaking up with Folly, sharing how change is hard but that Christ will help. For this week’s outline download our app or visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/sermon-archive/
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This Sunday, Pastor Dave walks us through Proverbs 8:1-11 teaching us about Friendship with Folly, sharing about wisdom’s call and wisdom’s care. For this week’s outline download our app or visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/sermon-archive/
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Solomon doesn’t refer to wisdom as some mystical, magical thing but as a path we are on (Proverbs 3:6). As we continue studying Proverbs, Dave Tooker walks through Proverbs 3:1-12, teaching us about The Way of Wisdom. For this week’s outline download our app or visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/sermon-archive/
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This morning, we start a new sermon series. Today, we'll walk through Proverbs 3:13-22 as Pastor Dave shares about Confessions of a Recovering Fool. For this week’s outline download our app or visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/sermon-archive/
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This morning, we conclude our Church Series with Luke Schlenker, Hillside's Empower Team Lead, as we walk through Matthew 28:16-20. For this week’s outline download our app or visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/sermon-archive/
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This morning, Pastor Dave will walk through Hebrews 13:17 as we continue our annual Church Series. For this week’s outline download our app or visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/sermon-archive/
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Pastor Dave walks through John 17:13-21 as we continue our annual Church Series. For this week’s outline download our app or visit visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/sermon-archive/
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This morning, Pastor Dave will walk through Luke 15:1-3; 11-32 and share about Jesus the Hope of the World, as we start our annual Church Series.
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This morning, Pastor Shawn will walk through John 15:1-11 and share about Connectivity that Counts. For this week’s outline download our app or visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/sermon-archive/
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Today is the fourth Sunday of Advent. We continue our Advent series, Behold, as Pastor Dave walks us through Colossians 1:24-29. For this week’s outline download our app or visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/portfolio-item/upcoming-sermon-colossians-124-29/
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Today is the third Sunday of Advent. We continue our Advent series, Behold, as Pastor Dave walks us through Colossians 1:15-20. For this week’s outline download our app or visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/portfolio-item/upcoming-sermon-colossians-115-20/
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Today is the second Sunday of Advent. We continue our Advent series, Behold, as Pastor Dave walks us through Colossians 1:9-14. For this week’s outline download our app or visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/portfolio-item/upcoming-sermon-colossians-19-14/.
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Today is the first Sunday of Advent. We start our Advent series, Behold, as Pastor Dave walks us through Colossians 1:1-8. For this week’s outline download our app or, visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/portfolio-item/upcoming-sermon-colossians-11-8/.
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We conclude our study through the book of Acts as Pastor Dave walks us through Acts 27-28. For this week’s outline and sermon questions, visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/portfolio-item/upcoming-sermon-acts-271-2831/
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We continue our study through the book of Acts as Pastor Dave walks us through Acts 25-26. For this week’s outline and sermon questions, visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/portfolio-item/upcoming-sermon-acts-251-2632/.
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We continue our study through the book of Acts as Pastor Dave walks us through Acts 23-24, teaching us about Gospel Confidence. For this week’s outline and sermon questions, visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/portfolio-item/upcoming-sermon-acts-231-2427/
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We continue our study through the book of Acts as Pastor Dave walks us through Acts 22, teaching us about the Gospel Story. For this week’s outline and sermon questions, visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/portfolio-item/upcoming-sermon-acts-221-30/
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We continue our study through the book of Acts as Pastor Dave walks us through Acts 21, teaching us about Gospel Impact. For this week’s outline and sermon questions, visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/portfolio-item/upcoming-sermon-acts-211-40/
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We continue our study through the book of Acts as Pastor Matt walks us through Acts 20, teaching us about twists + turns, tragedies + triumphs, and trials + tears. For this week’s outline and sermon questions, visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/portfolio-item/upcoming-sermon-acts-201-38/
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We continue our study through the book of Acts as Pastor Dave walks us through Acts 19, teaching us about rejection, repentance and rage. For this week’s outline and sermon questions, visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/portfolio-item/upcoming-sermon-acts-191-41/
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We continue our study through the book of Acts as Pastor Dave walks us through Acts 18, teaching us about greater purpose, greater patience, greater perspective and greater peace. For this week’s outline and sermon questions, visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/portfolio-item/upcoming-sermon-acts-181-28/
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We continue our study through the book of Acts as Pastor Dave walks us through Acts 17:1-32, teaching us that some reject, some receive, some ridicule and through this The Gospel Grows! For this week’s outline and sermon questions, visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/portfolio-item/upcoming-sermon-acts-171-32/
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We continue our study through the book of Acts as Pastor Dave walks us through Acts 16:22-40, teaching about the plan, the hope and the unity of The Unstoppable Gospel. For this week’s outline and sermon questions, visit
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We continue our study through the book of Acts as Pastor Dave walks us through Acts 16:1-5, teaching about the plan, perseverance and people of The Unstoppable Gospel. For this week’s outline and sermon questions, visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/portfolio-item/the-church-multiplies-acts-161-21/
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We continue our study through the book of Acts as Pastor Allyn walks us through Acts 15:36-41, sharing about Choosing Joy. For this week’s outline and sermon questions, visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/portfolio-item/the-church-multiplies-acts-1536-41/
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We continue our study through the book of Acts as Pastor Dave walks us through Acts 15:1-35, teaching us about Gospel Focus, Gospel Freedom, Gospel Family, and Gospel Formation. For this week’s outline and sermon questions, visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/portfolio-item/the-church-multiplies-acts-151-35/
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We continue our study through the book of Acts as Pastor Dave walks us through Acts 14:1-28, teaching us that through time, transparency and His team, Jesus Builds His Church. For this week’s outline and sermon questions, visit https://hillsidefellowship.org/portfolio-item/the-church-multiplies-acts-141-28/.
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We continue our study through the book of Acts as Pastor Dave walks us through Acts 13:44-52 , teaching us about perseverance, patience, humility and joy.
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As we jump back into our series, The Church Multiplies, Pastor Dave teaches through Acts 13:1-43, showing us that community is NOT optional, conflict is unavoidable and courage is needed to share Christ in a fallen world.
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We end our Summer Series today as we host Dave Bruskas! Dave will walk us through Colossians 1:15-20, sharing about Jesus First and the preeminence of Christ. We will also be taking communion together at the end of service, so be sure to gather your communion elements!
Our Summer Series has been introducing us to men who have been on the front lines of church planting. We hope to learn from such friends as we pray to become a fruitful family, launching more works in more places so that more people will be changed by Jesus.
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We continue our Summer Series today as we host Jaron Jones! This series has been introducing us to men who have been on the front lines of church planting. We hope to learn from such friends as we pray to become a fruitful family, launching more works in more places so that more people will be changed by Jesus. Jaron will walk us through Matthew 12:9-14, and we will consider how grace must be abundantly available in the church of Jesus Christ.
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We continue our Summer Series today as we host Roderick Barnes! This series has been introducing us to men who have been on the front lines of church planting. We hope to learn from such friends as we pray to become a fruitful family, launching more works in more places so that more people will be changed by Jesus. Roderick will walk us through Acts 8:26-38, and we will consider the question “Where does Jesus want to disciple me?”
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Join us for week 2 of our Summer Series as we take a short break from our study through Acts to hear from guest speakers who will open the Bible and point us to Jesus. This series will introduce us to men who have been on the front lines of church planting. We hope to learn from such friends as we pray to become a fruitful family, launching more works in more places so that more people will be changed by Jesus. This week we get to host Christian Schlenker who will teaching through Acts 20-21:16, and we will hear about dreams worth more.
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Have you struggled with believing God is good and for you? Why does it take difficulty in our life to deepen our dependence on Him? Join us as we continue our study through the book of Acts. This week, Pastor Dave walks us through Acts 12:1-25, teaching us how this passage speaks to Gospel Advancement.
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Gospel Advancement | Acts 12:1-25
Devastation (v. 12:1-2)
Desperation (v. 12:3-5)
Delight + Disbelief (v. 12:6-7)
Dependence (v. 12:18-23)
Discipline (v. 12:24-24)
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Church Growth 201 | Acts 8:25-40
I. The Spirit (v. 8:25-26 + 29)
II. The Saints (v. 8:26-27 + 31)
III. The Seeker (v. 8:27-28 + 31)
IV. The Scriptures (v. 8:32-34)
V. The Savior (v. 8:35)
VI. The Salvation (v. 8:36-40)
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Acts 5:12-42
OUTLINE
I. A Healing Family 5:12-16
II. A Patient Family 5:17-18
III. A Faithful Family 5:19-32
IV. A Confident Family 5:33-39
V. A Joyful Family 5:40-42
QUESTIONS
1. Christians, filled with His Spirit, always bring life, light, help, hope and healing wherever they go. What are some practical ways God has put in front of you to Love and be a Healing Family through this pandemic? 5:12-16
2. In a world filled with sin and injustice, bad things happen. How does God use unfair circumstances to teach us how to be a patient family? What do dolphins teach us about waiting on God and watching Him turn our dilemmas into delights? Exodus 25:5/ Acts 5:17-18
3. God calls us to be Faithful not Fancy, to obey the light He has given us. He told the Apostles to go teach and witness. What is one simple thing that He has shown you to do that you can obey today? Why does He not give us more light if we won’t obey the light we have? 5:19-32
4. When God is behind something it changes everything. What did Gamaliel know that most of us forget? Why does it matter that God has given us the end of the story and we know how it all turns out? How has this given you confidence in the midst of crisis? 5:33-39
5. We will all suffer in this fallen world. What does it look like to suffer for the mattering things instead of the meaningless things? 5:40-42
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Gospel Generosity
Acts 4:32-5:11
OUTLINE
- No need among them (v. 4:32-37)
- No greed among them (v. 5:1-11)
QUESTIONS
- We all want a world with no need, not many want to repent and deal with their greed. Where does greed show up in your heart most? How does greed separate you from others? How does the Gospel free your heart to be generous?
- We know people matter more than possessions, but still tend to love stuff and use people to get more stuff. How does the Gospel correct our thinking and point us to the mattering things of life?
- We are all needy and needed. What camp do you tend to fall in? We are a family, a body, when one hurts, we all hurt. What would it look like for you to be open when you are needy? Where can you be generous where you are needed?
- The darker the night, the brighter even the littlest light shine, what next step is He asking you to take to shine bright during this time, Hillside?
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The Gospel Advances Through Adversity
Acts 4:23-31
OUTLINE
- Community (v. 4:23)
- Communication (v. 4:24)
- Control (v. 4:24)
- Clarity (v. 25-28)
- Confidence (v. 29-31)
“The Gospel has always advanced through adversity, not in spite of adversity.”
QUESTIONS
- How is community one of God’s great gifts for the advancement of the Gospel? Do you see community as a neat idea or a necessity? Where have you tried to do Christianity alone? (v. 4:23)
- How is prayer one of God’s great gifts for the advancement of the Gospel? Where do you take your anxiety? Fear and worry? What you don’t transfer to God, you will transmit to others. Do you agree or disagree? (v. 4:24)
- Where do you struggle most to rest in Jesus during times of crisis? What are you trying to control? What would it look like to repent and surrender? (v. 4:24)
- What looks bad is actually God doing something big. How does the cross help us understand bad circumstances and look for big opportunities? (v. 4:25-28)
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No Other Name
Acts 4:1-22
OUTLINE
Jesus is central to…
- Struggling things (v. 4:1-4)
- Overwhelming things (v. 4:5-8)
- Mattering things (v. 4:9-12)
- Trifling things (v. 4:13)
- Changing things (v. 4:14-21)
QUESTIONS
- How do you see Jesus at the center of the story and why do you think that creates such a strong reaction from the religious leaders? How do the events that Peter and John endure (roughed up and jailed for the Gospel) contrast or relate to your story? How can you pray for the persecuted church today?
- How does your heart respond when rulers and authorities act in ways that are not Christlike? How does his response show hope and opportunity for forgiveness towards his accusers? How do you respond when wrongly accused?
- Peter’s response is to point others to Jesus, how are you pointing others around you to Christ? Where/who do you think that Jesus would like to make a difference through you? How can you grow in praying for opportunities this next week?
- How do you see the miracle of the healed man making much of Jesus? Where are the miracles in or around your life bringing glory to Jesus?
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Love Costs...Miracle #1
Acts 3:1-26
OUTLINE
- Inward (v.3:1-5)
- Forward (v. 3:6-10)
- Upward (v. 3:11-16)
- Downward (v. 3:17-26)
QUESTIONS
- Looking Inward (v. 3:1-5) How would you fill in the blank? If I only had _______, I’d be happy. Read Matthew 5:3. How does a poverty of spirit allow us to interact with His joy?
- Looking Forward (v. 3:6-10) The miracles of Christ alleviated suffering of some kind and pointed us to the perfect kingdom which is coming. Where do you find yourself demanding, expecting or seeking perfection now? Read Phil 3:20. What would it look like to long for our Savior instead of loving the world?
- Looking Upward (v. 3:11-16) The miracles are meant to point us to the only source of help and hope. Where do you find yourself most often running for hope and help? What would it look like to repent and be refreshed today?
- Looking Downward (v. 3:17-26) Love always costs. To truly love, we must become less and suffer so that another might become more and suffer less. How do you view suffering? Have you ever experienced God use suffering for good?
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SCRIPTURE REFERENCES
Acts 2:14-47 NASB
OUTLINE
- Cowardice -> Courage (2:14-15)
- Self -> Scripture (2:16-21)
- Bitterness -> Beauty ( 2:22-23)
- Apprehension -> Anticipation ( 2:24-35)
- Hopeless -> Hopeful (2:37-41)
- Isolation -> Integration (2:42-47)
QUESTIONS
- God loves to meet us where we are and grow us to look more like Jesus. What is an area you tend to shrink back from and remain silent when you should speak? Why? What would it look like to repent and ask God to meet you in it? Matthew 26:69 & Acts 2:14-15
What would you like to speak to those in your community group about how you see Jesus growing them? How can you encourage growth in others around you? - In what areas do you tend to trust your own wisdom rather than God’s wisdom? How do you discern the difference between God’s wisdom and your own wisdom? Who helps you talk through discernment? What would repentance of self wisdom and dependence on God’s wisdom look like this week? Matthew 16: 22 & Acts 2: 16 – 21
- What areas of your life seem purposeless directionless and pointless? How does this impact your attitude and outlook? What would it look like to invite Jesus into that place and see his purpose and plan? Luke 22: 62 Acts 2 : 22 – 23
What areas of your life seem purposeless directionless and pointless? How does this impact your attitude and outlook? What would it look like to invite Jesus into that place and see his purpose and plan? Luke 22:62 acts 2:22 – 23 - How has the reality of the resurrection help you overcome anxiety and apprehension? How does Jesus’ victory over sin and death impact you today? In what ways have you “gone fishing “? John 21:3 & Acts 2:37 – 41
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Acts 2:1-13 NASB
OUTLINE
- Something happened outside of them (v. 2:1-3)
- Something happened inside of them (v. 2:4)
- Something happened through them (v. 2:5-13)
QUESTIONS
- We all need a power source to live from, something strong enough to help us through the difficulties and disappointments daily. What are some things you have seen that help give you the power to make it? Why must this power come from outside of us? Why is self-help a joke? How does the Holy Spirit give Christians the power they need? (v. 2:1-3)
- When you hear someone say, “Filled with the Holy Spirit”, what is your initial thought or reaction? In Ephesians 5:18, when Paul speaks about being filled with the Spirit, how does he describe the overflow? What fruit does Paul say will grow in our lives when we are full of and walking in the Spirit? See Galatians 5:22-23. What fruit of God’s Spirit can you affirm in the lives of those around you? (v. 2:4)
- How does it comfort you to know that God is unstoppable and will break through every barrier to reach people with the good news of Jesus Christ? How can you continue (or begin) to ask Him to use you to reach your “top five”? (v. 2:5-13)
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Acts 1:12-26 NASB
OUTLINE
- So Far So Good… (v. 1:12-14)
- Right Decision or Wrong Direction? (v. 1:15-22)
- They Did What? (v. 1:23-26)
QUESTIONS
- All of the Bible is equally true but not all of the Bible is equally clear. Acts is descriptive of what happened, not prescriptive of how things should be. What do you do with unclear parts of the Bible? (v. 1:12-26)
- We tend to idealize the early church as though it was perfect. When we idealize the past we will always criticize the present. How does it help you to know that God has always uses imperfect people to write His perfect story? (v. 1:12-14)
- Was Peter right to lead in picking a replacement or was he wrong? How does it encourage you to know that God is able to work everything together for good and bend everything to fit His will? How could this set us free from the pressure, stress and anxiety of leading?
- Acts isn’t about awesome saints, it’s about an awesome Savior who is unstoppable. Where is your story more about you than Him?
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OUTLINE
- The Savior v. 1:1-3
- The Spirit v. 1:4-5
- The Saints v. 1:6-8
- The Shock v. 1:9-11
QUESTIONS
- Jesus is the center and star of the story. The Enemy’s original lie is that you can be the center and star of the story. In what areas do you find yourself wanting to be the star? How does this manifest itself and how does that impact your relationships? Who helps you see when you are trying to be the star of your own story? What would it look like to surrender and submit to the true star of the story?
- “Baptized in the Holy Spirit” can be a loaded phrase. What is your reaction when you hear it? We all identify with something and derive power from something – we are immersed in it. What are you immersed in? HINT: You think about it a lot, you talk about it a lot, you become defensive if it is threatened or attacked. v. 1:4-5
- Jesus promised us the power to carry out His mission of being His witnesses (which is simply telling the story of what He’s done in our lives). How has the work of Jesus continued to change your story?What keeps you from sharing your story of His work? What is a step you can take toward sharing? v. 1:6-11
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Matthew 28:16-20 NASB
16 But the eleven disciples proceeded to Galilee, to the mountain which Jesus had designated. 17 When they saw Him, they worshiped Him; but some were doubtful. 18 And Jesus came up and spoke to them, saying, “All authority has been given to Me in heaven and on earth. 19 Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, 20 teaching them to observe all that I commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age.”
OUTLINE
- Doubts 28:16-17
- Discipleship 28:18-19
- Decisions 28:19-20
- Delight 28:18-20
QUESTIONS
- How do you understand what it means to be a disciple? How do you make a disciple? What did Jesus say about this in Matthew 4:19? In what ways have we depended more on systems than on the Spirit’s help? How do you know if you are growing as a disciple?
- In what ways do we enjoy gathering over going? Why is there a tendency for the church to huddle and become comfortable and critical? How have you “huddled” more than “gone?” How has “going” been part of your growth as a follower of Jesus?
- In what ways have you rejected submission to joining the Great Commission to pursue your own mission? Where have you found yourself asking Him to bless your mission? What does repentance in this look like? Where do you sense that God is leading you to “go?” How can your community group join you or help you “go?”
- Following Jesus means saying, “anything, anywhere, anytime.” What frightens you most about that? What is most exciting about following Jesus?
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SCRIPTURE REFERENCE
Hebrews 13:17 NASB
17 Obey your leaders and submit to them, for they keep watch over your souls as those who will give an account. Let them do this with joy and not with grief, for this would be unprofitable for you.
OUTLINE
- The Gift
- The Goal
QUESTIONS
- What stood out to you about authority and submission from the message? How does a Biblical view of authority and submission contrast with the world’s view? What makes submission such a difficult and sensitive topic?
- Where in your story have you been impacted (negatively or positively) by authority and submission? How has authority been used against you? In what ways have you used authority to hurt or harm others? Where in your life is submission most difficult for you? What does that show you?
- What does Jesus’ life teach us about authority and submission? How does Jesus’ example cause you to reflect on how you are called to both authority and submission? What do you need to repent of, in regard to authority and submission? Who do you need to make things right with? What are the best ways you can grow in authority and submission this week?
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OUTLINE:
- Express Joy (v. 13)
- Endure Hate (v. 14-16)
- Expose Sin (v. 17-19)
- Explain God (v. 20-21)
QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER:
- In Genesis 3, what did the entrance of sin do to community in the Garden of Eden? How have you seen this continue in community around you?
- In what ways have you been hurt or harmed by community? What has been the result in how you view community? What do you think Jesus is calling you to do with pouring into and being part of community?
- In what ways have you tried to do “solo Christianity?” When we try to make Christianity a solo sport, how does this distort the picture for the church that Jesus intended?
- What are your major objections to connecting in community groups and serving His body? What are the real reasons you avoid these? What would it look like to repent and take a step of faith toward knowing others and being known?
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Matthew 16:18 NASB
18 I also say to you that you are Peter, and upon this rock I will build My church; and the gates of Hades will not overpower it.
OUTLINE
- Bad News
- Good News
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All Things New - Luke 17:11-19
OUTLINE
- (v 11-14) All Things Broken
- (v 15-16) All Things New
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(v 17-19) Rise and Go
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OUTLINE
- The assumptions we make
- The identities we take
- The intimacy we fake
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OUTLINE
- Jesus is the point 2:13-15
- Jesus enters our pain 2:16-18
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Jesus comes in Poverty 2:19-23
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Forever Family - Matthew 2:1-12. Find our outline below. Sermon discussion questions will resume in January!
OUTLINE
- I. Follow 2:1-2
- II. Fear 2:3
- III. Forget 2:4-6
- IV. Fight 2:7-8
- V. Faith 2:9-12
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This sermon, our body at Hillside learned of love in His Forever Family. We read through Matthew 1:18-25. Our outline is below, there are no sermon discussion questions during the Forever Family Series.
OUTLINE
- Life is _________ – 1:18-19
- Jesus is __________ – 1:20
- Jesus will __________ – 1:21-23
- What is your move? – 1:24-25
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In this sermon, Pastor Dave teaches through Matthew 1:1-17 where we find Hope in Jesus' Forever Family. See the outline below:
OUTLINE
- I. Hope Greater Than Our Sin 1:1-6
- II. Hope Greater Than Our Situation 1:7-11
- III. Hope Greater Than Our Simplicity 1:12-17
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In this sermon, Pastor Dave Schaffer teaches through Phil 4:14-23 where we can see that together is best, finding joy in community. See the outline and questions below:
OUTLINE
- Shared With – To Share (v. 4:14-16)
- Cared For – To Care (v. 4:17-19)
- Blessed – To Bless (v. 4:20-23)
QUESTIONS
- (v. 4:14-16) In community, have you experienced sharing done well? How have you seen sharing done poorly? Where is the Gospel calling you to lean in and care for those around you? Where do you think Jesus is calling you to share your time, talent and treasure?
- (v. 4:17-19) Who has God put in your life that you can care for this week? How has Jesus been caring for you lately? How does a caring heart please God’s heart?
- (v. 4:6) How has God been blessing you recently? What do you do with the blessing that God has given or is giving you? What does it look like to be a blessing to the community that God has put you in?
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In this sermon, Pastor Dave teaches through Phil 4:5-13 where we can find joy in scarcity. See the outline and questions below:
OUTLINE
- Worry About _________________ 4:6
- Pray About ___________________4:6
- Give Thanks In _______________ 4:6-7
- Think About _________________ 4:8-9
- Be Content In ________________ 4:10-13
QUESTIONS
- God is all sufficient and we are insufficient. Life is a good gift that exposes our insufficiency. Where does the Bible say our sufficiency comes from? (2 Cor 3:5) Where do you tend to run in order to find life when you are on empty? What would it look like to run to Jesus?
- (v. 4:6) What do you find yourself worrying about most? What does Jesus say about worry in Matthew 6:24-30? What would it look like to begin laying it down?
- (v. 4:6) Paul reminds us to give thanks. When do you find it most difficult to give thanks? How does the Gospel inform and help?
- (v. 4:7-8) Paul helps us by telling us to think about good things. Where have you experienced mind pollution? How do we take thoughts captive? (2 Cor 10:5)
- (v. 4:10-13) What would it look like to be content and give thanks for where He has you and what He has given you?
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In this sermon, Pastor Dave teaches through Phil 4:1-7 where we can find Joy in Anxiety. See the outline and questions below:
OUTLINE
- High Calling 4:1
- High Cost 4:2-7
- Willing – Will Time Fix It? (v. 4:2)
- Work – Fixing the Problem Not Blame (v. 4:2)
- Words – Offensive Words Produce Defensive People (v. 4:3)
- Walk – Resolve Conflict or Dissolve Relationship (v. 4:4)
- Winsome – I’m Never Persuasive When I’m Abrasive (v. 4:5)
- Worry Wart – Hot Potatoes Hurt (v. 4:6)
- Win – The Promise Starts with A Promise (v. 4:7)
QUESTIONS
- Anxiety is a huge issue in America. What has your experience been with worry and anxiety? How does your anxiety impact those closest around you? What would freedom in that area of your life look like?
- Where is most of your worry and anxiety focused on? What is your conflict style? How does this passage inform your conflict style?
- Why do you hold onto worry? What do you believe it will help or accomplish? What does your worry show about what you value?
- What are Paul’s simple commands to us about anxiety? Why should the Lord’s nearness impact our anxiety? What would repentance from worry look like today?
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This sermon, Pastor Dave preaches through Phil 3:17-4:1 and finding Joy in Community. Below is the outline with questions to consider.
OUTLINE
- Flintstones Vitamins & The Gospel
- Vitamin E (v. 4:1)
- Vitamin R (v. 3:1)
- Vitamin B Complex (v. 3:2)
- Vitamin D (v. 3:17)
- Vitamin B Complex (v. 3:18-19)
- Vitamin C (v. 3:20-21)
QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER
- (v. 4:1) This world and all that’s in it leaves us weary, worn, exhausted, tired and troubled. Where do you find yourself running for sustenance and strength to stand firm? What does repentance and returning to Jesus look like in this?
- Which of the vitamins stood out most to you as something you need personally or something you need to give?
- How well do you receive and give encouragement? Which is more difficult? (Heb 3:13) How well do you do rejoice? (v. 4:1)
- (v. 3:17) Christianity isn’t a solo sport. Why do we tend to struggle with living out our faith in the context of community? How has community helped you most recently in your walk with Jesus?
- (v. 3:20-21) What does it look like for you to leave room for Jesus by embracing emptiness? How has Jesus met your emptiness most recently?
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This sermon, Pastor Dave preaches through Phil 3:7-16 and finding Joy in Maturity. Below is the outline with questions to consider.
Outline:
- Monkey Bars (v. 3:7-9)
- Leg Days (v. 3:10-11)
- Beam Me Up Scotty (v. 3:12-13)
- Forgetting Passwords (v. 3:13-14)
- A Halfway House (v. 3:15-16)
Questions to Consider:
- (v.3:7-9) Paul wants us to mature and grow. Paul gave up the things that mattered to him in order to grow up. What things do you hold onto that are actually holding you back What would it look like to let go of it today to gain Christ?
- (v.3:10-11) Following Jesus isn’t easy. He asks us to join Him in His suffering, denial and death. In what ways do you avoid doing the hard things and choose comfort over Christ?
- (v.3:12-13) Paul says that he hasn’t arrived. In what ways do you live like you have arrived and no longer need to grow and mature Where do you tend to use binoculars to look at others instead of a mirror to look at yourself?
- (v. 3:13-14) When we fail to forget the past, we end up living with either a glam shot or a mug shot mentality. Where have you found your identity in past successes or failures?
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In this sermon, Pastor Dave speaks to having joy in Jesus. He speaks to maturing in Christ by learning to rejoice, rejecting dead religion and renouncing our personal resumes. How do you mature?
Questions to Consider
- (v. 3:1) Why does Paul have to remind us to rejoice? What are some of the things that regularly steal your joy? What would it look like for you to repent and ask Jesus to be your joy?
- (v. 3:2-3) Paul encourages us to reject dead religion. Where have you lived with binoculars, examining other people’s lives instead of a mirror examining your own? Where does dead religion show up most in your life? What would it look like to repent and thank Jesus for His righteousness instead of busting people up to make yourself feel better?
- (v. 3:4-7) Paul renounces his resume in favor of Christ Jesus. What things are on your resume that you are proud of and point to in order to justify yourself? What would it look like to repent?
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In this sermon, Pastor Dave Tooker speaking to having joy in service. Can you see how God defines greatness through Paul, Timothy and Epaphroditus? Let us be usual, common, mundane people who are willing to be poured out so that others can be filled up and sent out so that others can be brought in.
Questions to Consider
- How do you define greatness in a person? How did Jesus define greatness? (Mark 10:43-45)
- (v. 2:17-18) Paul was ‘poured out’ so that others would be filled up. Where do you resist being poured out for the benefit of others? What is one way you can repent and be poured out today?
- (v. 2:19-23) Timothy was ‘sent out’ so that others would be brought in. The mission of the Church has always been to “Go, make disciples!’ What are some ways that comfort and complacency have kept you from seeing your neighborhood and workplace as a mission field? What is one step you can take toward repentance and reengagement?
- (v. 2:25-30) Epaphroditus was ‘wrung out’ so that others might be helped up. How has the desire for the sensational, dramatic and extraordinary distracted you from the beauty of seeing Jesus work in the normal, ordinary, mundane things of life? How have others been impactful in your discipleship and pursuit of Jesus? Where can you enter into other’s lives to make much of Jesus?
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In this sermon, Pastor Dave Tooker outlines 'Joy in Humility' through our attitude (2:5-11) and our actions (2:12-18).
Questions to consider:
- (v. 2:5-11) What is humility? How do you define it? How does Jesus model this? Does anything in our culture encourage this selfless servanthood?
- Jesus gave up His rights to seek, serve and save us. Where do you find yourself competing with others instead of caring for others?
- Humility doesn’t keep score. What are some ways we keep score in our relationships? What does repentance and removing the scoreboard look like?
- (v. 2:12-13) The life of the Christian is one of continued repentance and growth. What has your journey of working out your salvation looked like?
- (v. 2:14-18) Where are you most likely to grumble and argue? How does this reflect on the Gospel we preach and the good of the body? What would one step toward gratitude look like today?
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In this sermon, Pastor Allyn Anderson outlines joy in our relationships through if...then (2:1-2), our attitude (2:3) and our focus (2:4).
Questions to consider:
- (v. 2:1-2) Paul’s assumption is that our lives reflect the reality of the Gospel. In what ways does your life reflect that reality? In what ways do you most struggle with living a life that reflects the Gospel?
- (v. 2:1-2) Paul ask the church in Philippi to “complete his joy.” What does this mean?
- (v. 2:1-2) Paul commands us to be unified. What does unity in the midst of diversity look like? Why is it so hard to be unified with other Christians today? What does unity look like with those closest to you?
- (v. 2:3) What is humility? What is the greatest example of humility you have personally experienced? How did it impact and change you?
- (v. 2:4) What do you spend most of your life focused on? How can we grow and mature in adjusting our focus to be on the mattering things?
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In this sermon, Pastor Dave Tooker outlines having joy in suffering through truth (1:21), transparency (1:22-26), team (1:27) and tenacity (1:28-30).
Questions to consider:
- (v. 1:21) How do you answer, “For me to live is __________________.” How does sin cause us to live in denial of what we are actually living for? Do you see death as gain?
- (v. 1:22-26) Do you do what you want to do or what’s best for others? How has this caused conflict in your marriage and other relationships? What does James 4 say about these competing desires? What would repentance look like for you?
- (v. 1:27) Christianity isn’t a solo sport! It is about us being one team. What are some of your opinions and preferences that you hold onto that bring division and discord? What would it look like to lay those down and see Jesus as better than your preferences?
- (v. 1:28-30) Why are “stress tests” necessary for our faith? Why do “stress tests” help others see the greatness of Jesus? How do you respond to opposition and suffering?
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In this sermon, Pastor Dave Tooker outlines having joy in Jesus' people with:
- New Identity 1:1-2
- New Community 1:3-6
- New Capacity 1:7-8
Questions to Consider:
- Read Acts 16. How did God use closed doors and frustration to direct and accomplish His will? How do you react to frustrations and closed doors? Do you believe He is able to direct your path? (Prov 3:5-6)
- (v. 1:1-2) What does it mean to be a saint? What baggage do you carry from your past that weighs you down? How does the Gospel address this and set us free?
- (v. 1:3-6) The church is a precious gift, a new community that practices the Gospel together. How do you view the church? What wounds do you have from being part of an unhealthy body? How has this made you jaded, cynical, critical, or skeptical of the church? What would repentance and healing look like?
- (v. 1:7-8) The Good News of Jesus gives us a new capacity to love others. What keeps you from loving? In what area can you grow this week in loving?
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In this sermon, Pastor Dave Tooker outlines having joy in Jesus' plan through:
- The Plan 1:9-11
- The Places 1:12-14
- The People 1:15-18
- The Prospects 1:19-20
Questions to Consider:
- (v. 1:9-11) Paul’s prayer perfectly portrays God’s plan to make our joy complete. His love flowing through our lives allowing His light to shine through us. What are the main things that cause you to lose joy? Where do you believe joy is going to be found?
- (v. 1:12-14) How did Paul view his circumstances? What circumstances are currently impacting your joy? How are some ways Jesus could use your circumstances to advance the Gospel?
- (v. 1:15-18) Do you take personal attacks personally? How did Paul deal with his critics? How do you deal with your critics? What are some ways you can learn from Paul’s example?
- (v. 1:19-20) How do you feel about the future? How does the prospect of the future steal your joy? How does the resurrection of Jesus change everything?
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