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Join us as we continue in our study of James 2:14-26 as we get a clear understanding for how to know we are truly members of God’s people.
We are in our fifth message in the Dirty Theology, James, series. Join us as we study James 2:1-13, learning that God’s people are called to relate to one another the way God relates to us.
We are in our third message in the Dirty Theology, James, series. Hear Pastor Evan Snyder as he teaches through James 1:19-27.
Join us as we study Psalm 2. Psalm 2 reminds us that the world rebelling against God and God's people is not a new occurrence. Just as David did, we can meditate on the promises of God and be reminded that his kingdom alone will last forever.
Join us as we study Psalm 1. Psalm 1 acts as a guide to the purpose of the Psalter and an invitation to experience the delight that comes when we meditate on the Word of God.
For our final week in our FORMED series, we study Acts 2 among many other passages to understand how Jesus calls His church to live the Christian life together.Reflection Questions:
How have you typically defined Christlike character and endurance for yourself?How would it make you feel if a friend… …asked you to read the Bible with them once a week?…asked you to help watch their kids so they could go on a date or get some rest?…wanted to talk about faith more because they were struggling with doubt?…confessed sin to you and wanted some accountability?…invited you over for dinner to hang out?…called you to share something they read in Scripture that really encouraged them?What do you assume your friends feel whenever you think about calling them to ask for help?Why do you think we are so programmed to manage as much of life and faith as possible on our own?Read Acts 2:42-47.
How do you envision the way this church lives life together? What practical things could we as a church do to better live by the example of the early church in Acts 2? Why is self-reliance antithetical to the gospel?
For our ninth week in our FORMED series, we study Ezekiel 36 among many other passages to understand the role of the Holy Spirit in our lives.Reflection Questions:1. Read Ezekiel 36:22-28, Jeremiah 31:33, and John 14:26. What is God’s role in our growth and sanctification?2. Review 1 Thessalonians 5:16-21, Isaiah 63:10, Acts 7:51, Ephesians 4:29-32, 1 Corinthian 12:3, and Jude 19. What does it seem the Spirit is trying to do in us and how do we fight against that?3. Review Acts 1:8, 1 Corinthians 12:4-11, Matthew 10:19, and Romans 8:26-27. In what ways does the Spirit empower us?4. How do you feel the Spirit has gifted you for ministry?5. One way we can resist the Holy Spirit is through disregarding God’s Word - do you know of anything in God’s Word that you feel tempted to ignore?6. One way we can resist the Holy Spirit is through being unteachable. Who in your life has permission to challenge, exhort, teach, or even rebuke you? How have you responded to this in the past?7. One way we can resist the Holy Spirit is through being unkind. God is a gracious, patient, and gentle God and He calls His people to display the same character. Why do you think unkindness is a way of quenching the work of the Spirit in us?8. Read Philippians 1:6 & Hebrews 12:7-11. Why is God a good Father through His discipline? Why is this good news that God will complete His work of sanctification in us, even if we resist?
We continue in our FORMED series and study Ephesians 4 and 2 Corinthians 5 to understand WHY it is critical that Christlike Character be formed in us.Reflection Questions:1. Christlike Character is when our “inner being is at rest under the compassion and Lordship of Christ.” What is the inner being?2. What do you think it means to be at rest under the compassion of Christ?3. What do you think it means to be at rest under the Lordship of Christ?4. What does it look like to accept the compassion of Christ but not His Lordship? Or to accept the Lordship of Christ but not His compassion?5. How would you describe the state of your inner being? Where is Christ molding, shaping, and challenging you? Do you give time to reflect on your inner being?6. Ask those closest to you about their thoughts on the state of your inner being. Do they see you as someone who is at rest under the compassion and Lordship of Christ?7. What does it mean to minister the compassion and Lordship of Christ to others and why is it crucial that our inner being be at rest in these things in order to minister them to others?8. Where has God called you to be a minister specifically? What does it specifically look like to minister the compassion and Lordship of Christ in these spaces?
Noah Joyner, the President and Founder of the Hispaniola Institute of Theology (HIT), visits us to share about their work in the Dominican Republic and take us through a similar workshop they teach their students. Grace Hill Church has been a partner with HIT for the last five years.
We study Matthew 9 to learn about the compassion that God has shown us and the compassion He calls His people to show the world as ministers of the New Covenant. Reflection Questions:
Read Luke 14:16-24 and Luke 15:11-32. Using these parables from Jesus, compare and contrast the Old Covenant with the New Covenant. Try to be as detailed as possible. What is God’s role in each? What is the role of God’s people in each? In Matthew 9, why are Jesus’ actions incompatible with the Old Covenant thinking of the Pharisees? What does Jesus mean that His blood inaugurates a New Covenant when He serves the Last Supper? How would you describe New Covenant Compassion? What does Jesus’ example show us? What are the prerequisites for New Covenant Compassion? Do you find that you have this kind of compassion toward the lost, the poor, the oppressed, and the broken? Maybe some, but not all? Does New Covenant Compassion make your uncomfortable or uneasy? Describe what it makes you feel. Can you remember a time where you developed compassion for someone after you learned their story? In what ways can you begin to daily remind yourself of the compassion that God has shown you?
This morning, we study Hebrew 4:9-10 to learn about the rest that God is inviting us into from the stress and anxiety that we experience in this life.
We continue in our series FORMED. We study John 10 and learn about what it means to walk closely with Jesus.Reflection Questions
How have you wrestled with discerning the “will of God” in the past? What decisions were you trying to make? What was that experience like?Do you more naturally view Jesus as a shepherd who is with you at all times or a distant owner who expects you to perform with little help or guidance?We primarily hear God’s voice in the mundane and not the extraordinary.
In what ways do you seek to hear God’s voice - through coincidence, dreams, or major life events?Do you tend to commune with God through being with other people or through solitude? Why?What would it look like to bring more regularity and balance to these spiritual disciplines?Joy is not found in worldly gain but in God.
How would you describe your “promised land” - the place or circumstance that you have been waiting on and are convinced will bring you rest and joy?Would you take that promised land without God?Why is it true that our promised land is wherever God is?The Will of God is not a mystery of the future but a reality in the present.
How would you describe your current life circumstances?How does it make you feel that your in the middle of God’s will right now?What would it look like to walk closely with Jesus in the midst of these circumstances right now?
Pastor Evan Snyder continues in our study of James - James 1:5-8. Does anyone lack wisdom? God tells us to ask him - he gives generously! Wisdom begins with trusting the Lord.
We continue our 10-week discipleship journey called FORMED. We study Lamentations 3 among other passages to learn how the Gospel not only provides forgiveness from our sins but also provides healing from the ways that we have been sinned against. Reflection Questions: Read Genesis 2:25-3:8.
Why do you think Adam and Eve wanted to cover their nakedness when they first sinned? Why were they afraid of God? Why were they afraid of one another?Do you feel uncomfortable talking about the ways in which you have been wounded and hurt through life? If so, why?When doing self-examination and in partnering with God in your sanctification, why is the question: “What’s wrong with me?” not enough?Why must we also be curious about the question: “What happened to me?”In what ways do our wounds in life shape our character? Be specific.Read Lamentations 3:1-26.
How does this prayer make you feel? Do you feel permission to pray similar prayers to God?What present struggles do you have that might be connected to ways in which you have been sinned against in the past?In what ways have you covered yourself up with the fig leaves? Have you shared this with a trusted person?What do you think healing looks like from this wound?What do you think it looks like to take real responsibility for the ways in which this has shaped your character?Is your local church a safe place for you to invite others in on a healing and repentance process?
We continue our 10-week discipleship journey called FORMED. We study Psalm 51 and consider that the mark of a mature follower of Jesus is we know we’re complicit in the brokenness of this world, we’re not defensive, and we’re quick to repent. Reflection Questions:
Read Genesis 3:1-13 & Romans 1:21-22, 24-25.
In what ways did Adam and Eve think they were being wise? How was it, in reality, foolish? Take some time to consider your own story. As you reflect, in what ways do you relate with Adam and Eve and have made similar choices?
Read Psalm 51.
In what ways does David seek to explain his sin, defend his actions, or clarify his true intent? What does David ask God to do in this prayer? What does it mean that God desires a broken and contrite heart over our offerings (v.16-17)? The mark of a mature follower of Jesus is we know we’re complicit in the brokenness of this world, we’re not defensive, and we’re quick to repent.
Where do you notice defensiveness in yourself? What happens in your body when this happens? How do others experience you when this happens? (Maybe ask a few people who are close to you.) How does the Gospel make it safe for us to practice self-awareness? What does it look like to practice self-awareness? What does it look like to show grace to one another and minister the Gospel to one another as we all grow in letting our defenses down as God forms us into something new?
We begin a study through the book of James. James lays out practical wisdom for followers of Jesus to live by. Life is hard and following Jesus can be messy business but there is hope for living in a broken world.
We continue a new 10-week sermon series learning about how Christlike character is formed in us and what it means to live life following Jesus. This morning, we study 2 Timothy 3-4 to learn how character is anchored in God's Word.This series is designed to be a discipleship tool so the people of the church can help each other grow in Christlikeness. The reflection questions below can be used to specifically apply what we are learning to your life. These questions are meant to be asked and answered in a community setting such as a small group or one-on-one.REFLECTION QUESTIONS:
- Review the fruits of the Spirit in Galatians 5:22-23. Discuss how God’s grace specifically helps each of these fruits grow in someone’s life.2. Read 2 Timothy 3:10-4:5. As specifically as possible, list all roles that the Word of God plays in the life of the believer.3. What warnings is the reader given in 2 Timothy 3:10-4:5?4. Read Isaiah 66:1-2. What do you think it means to tremble at the Word of God?5. In your own life, in what ways have you been tempted to take away from God’s Word? This question may take some time to answer substantively.6. In your own life, in what ways have you been tempted to add to God’s Word? This question may take some time to answer substantively.7. Where do you disagree with God’s Word? Do you allow God’s Word to challenge you and your perspective? When is the last time you felt corrected by God’s Word?8. What does it means to represent God, His Kingdom, and His Word to the world with gentleness and grace?9. Why is it vital that we read and wrestle with God’s Word in community with our local church? How does this practice represent God’s Kingdom and help further grow the fruits of the Spirit in us?
We begin a new 10-week sermon series learning about how Christlike character is formed in us and what it means to live life following Jesus. This morning, we study Ephesians 2 to learn how character flows from our identity.
This series is designed to be a discipleship tool so the people of the church can help each other grow in Christlikeness. The reflection questions below can be used to specifically apply what we are learning to your life. These questions are meant to be asked and answered in a community setting such as a small group or one-on-one.
REFLECTION QUESTIONS:
If you have been following Jesus for more than a few years, in what ways have you seen God form Christlike character in you? Ask your spouse, a close friend, coworker, or family member - how do they describe the ways in which your character has changed since following Jesus? Would they affirm that some or all of the fruits of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23) are evident and/or growing in you?
If you are new in your walk with Jesus, what kind of character do you hope that God forms in you? What do you imagine as you read Jeremiah 18:1-6? Which fruits of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23) do you believe might be lacking in your character?
Review Ephesians 2:1-10.
-What words are used to describe a person prior to God’s intervention in their life through Christ?
-What verbs are used to describe God’s intervention in someone’s life?
-What is God’s motivation for doing these things?
-What must a person do to “be saved” according to this passage?
In reference to Ephesians 2:1-10, can you describe some specific ways you would expect a person's character to change as a result of their understanding of God's actions and grace? Be specific and thorough.
Review Ephesians 2:19-22, Galatians 5:22-23, and John 13:34-35.
-Why must we follow Jesus as a community and not individually for God to form Christlike character in us?
-What character formation opportunities might be missed if we seek to follow Jesus alone and don’t participate in a committed community of Jesus followers?
We finish our study in 1 Thessalonians by studying 1 Thessalonians 5:12-24 together. Paul is going to give us a vision for how the church should operate and how each and every person is INDISPENSABLE to that vision.
We come back to our study of 1 Thessalonians called "Take Heart." This morning we study 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11 and learn how we live TOGETHER in light of the knowledge that Jesus is returning.
As we conclude our 2022 Advent Sermon Series, we continue to study why Jesus had to become like us in every way (Hebrews 2:17). Pastor Evan preaches from Hebrews 12:1-2 to help us understand how Jesus lived as our example.
Why did Jesus become like us in every way (Hebrews 2:17)? That is what we're studying for Advent and for our fourth Sunday of Advent, we are studying Hebrews 10:19-23 to learn that Jesus had to become a human so He could make a way, through His flesh, for us to be reconciled with God.
For Advent 2023, we are studying the truth of Hebrews 2:17 - that Jesus became like us in every way in order to be our savior. In our third Sunday of Advent, we are studying Hebrews 7-8 to learn how Jesus in His flesh is the guarantor of a better covenant.
For Advent 2023, we are studying the truth of Hebrews 2:17 – that Jesus became like us in every way […]
Hebrews 2:17 says that Jesus was made to be like us in every way so that He could be our […]
Today, we join with other churches in taking a stand for vulnerable children and families touched by the Foster Care […]
Once we were dead, but God … (Eph.2) Join us as we discuss the mystery of the end. This is […]
As we continue in our series studying 1 Thessalonians, we learn about what it means to love one another in […]
As we continue to study 1 Thessalonians together, we come to the portion of the letter where Paul explains why […]
The gospel establishes us in love for God and for one another. Our faith in God and our love for […]
We continue in our series in 1st Thessalonians called “Take Heart.” This morning, we study 1 Thessalonians 2:1-16 and learn […]
Join us as we continue in our series “Take Heart,” studying the book of 1 Thessalonians.
We begin a new series this morning studying Paul’s first letter to the church in Thessalonica. Paul wrote this letter […]
Jesus tells us that mustard seed faith is the clearest evidence that we love Him and our neighbor. We look […]
What is the vision that God has given His church? How does God define success? We find the answer in […]
On the 5th Anniversary of Grace Hill Church, guest speaker Chris Gaynor guides us through 2 Chronicles 14:11, to study […]
We conclude our series in the Ten Commandments this Sunday by studying the tenth commandment in Exodus 20:17.
We continue our sermon series entitled “For Your Joy,” on the 10 Commandments. This week, we study the ninth commandment […]
We continue our series on the 10 Commandments entitled “For Your Joy.” Today we study the 8th commandment from Exodus […]
We continue our series on the Ten Commandments entitled “For Your Joy.” This week, we study the 7th commandment from […]
We continue our series entitled “For Your Joy” on the 10 Commandments but studying the 6th Commandment from Exodus 20:13.
We continue our series entitled “For Your Joy” on the 10 Commandments but studying the 6th Commandment from Exodus 20:13.
We continue in our series called “For Your Joy” on the 10 Commandments by studying the fifth commandment from Exodus […]
This week we dive into Hebrews 4:12-13 as we unpack the significance of God’s Words and how they work to […]
We study Exodus 20:8-11 and the Fourth Commandment, which is to remember the Sabbath Day.
As we think about the Dobbs vs. Jackson Supreme Court decision that repealed Roe vs. Wade, we look to the […]
We study the third commandment in Exodus 20:7 by also looking at how Jesus is the exact imprint of the […]
In Pt. 2 of “For Your Joy”, we study the second commandment in Exodus 20:4-6 in a message titled ” […]
How are we to view our weaknesses? Are they a friend or a foe? We look to the book of […]
We kick off a new sermon series from Exodus 20, based on the 10 Commandments. This study centers around the […]
Throughout the summer of 2022, our elders will each be preaching a passage of Scripture that has been significant in […]
In Pt. 4 of our series, we again study Romans 12 to understand how people should treat each other inside […]
We begin a new series studying Romans 12 entitled A DELIGHT TO BE AROUND. In Part 2 of this series, […]
We begin a new series studying Romans 12 entitled A DELIGHT TO BE AROUND. What should the attitude and temperament […]
We study Luke 24:13-53 and learn that the resurrection of Jesus brings the fulfillment of all God’s promises to defeat […]
Jesus is risen! Join us at Grace Hill Church as we celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus through studying Luke 24:1-12.
It is Palm Sunday, the day that marks when Jesus entered into Jerusalem for the final time before He goes […]
This morning we study Luke 19:1-27 and learn about how God transforms how we view our resources and experiences in […]
We study Luke 18:18-43 to learn how much we really need Jesus to save us and how we frequently refuse […]
This morning, we study Luke 18:1-17 and learn about the importance of our heart towards God as it relates to […]
This morning, we study Luke 17:20-37 and learn about what it looks like to wait and long for the Kingdom […]
This morning, we study Luke 16:14-31 and learn just how firm a grip the things of this world can have […]
This morning, we study Luke 16:14-31 with Pastor Allan McCullough and learn just how firm a grip the things of […]
This morning, Pastor Nick Jones teaches from Luke 16:1-13 where we are challenged by Jesus to see ourselves as stewards […]
Pastor Allan McCullough leads us through Luke 14:25-15:32 and we are challenged by Jesus to weigh the costs of following […]
Disciples Are Messengers in Difficult Contexts but with Great Hope to Bring(Luke 10:1-9) by
We return to our study of the Gospel of Luke. This morning, we study Luke 12:49-59 and wrestle with some […]
As we enter 2022, our Lead Pastor, Allan McCullough, walks us through 1 John 4:7-12 to help us understand our […]
Pastor Allan McCullough leads us in a devotion out of Revelation 5:1-5. Grab your journal, a pen, and your Bible […]
We study Zechariah 3 together as we continue our Advent sermon series. This morning, we learn how Jesus is our […]
Allan McCullough teaches from Isaiah 11:1-10 about how Jesus Christ, our promised hope, is and will be a good king […]
Grace Hill Elder Monte McCullough preaches on the faithful promises of God to send a Messiah, the Branch from the […]
Hope implies there is a situation or circumstance outside of ourselves that requires help or saving. Pastor Evan Snyder teaches […]
Justin Winthers preaches on how this passage empowers us to hold on to the hope of Gods promises in the […]
We are all a part of a story that God is writing. Like every good story there is great tension. […]
Pastor John McGowan preaches about the church in Thessalonica and how they model for us what spiritual vitality in a […]
We continue our study in Romans 8 as we look more deeply into what it looks like to live by […]
We continue in our study of Romans 8 by focusing on verses 5-11. Last week we learned about what it […]
We launch an in-depth study of Romans 8 beginning with the first four verses. Our prayer is that our time […]
In part three of our vision series, Pastor Evan Snyder teaches on Hebrews 10:24-25 and the need to Know One […]
In Part 2 of our series on the Mission and Strategy of Grace Hill Church, we study Hebrews 3-4 to […]
We kick off a four-week series talking about the Mission and Strategy of Grace Hill Church. Today, we look at […]
Today Justin Winthers, elder at Grace Hill, helps us gain a greater understanding for how God has chosen to reach […]
We finish our study of Psalm 143 by focusing on verse 9-12, where we will learn what to do when […]
We continue studying Psalm 143 together and learn what to do when we feel angry at God, when we doubt […]
Join us today as Pastor Monte McCullough exegetes Luke 12 and covers Jesus’ instructions on guarding your heart and what […]
Today we look at why we should fear God rather than man, but how in the truth that all is […]
Today we look at how Jesus condemns the way of the Pharisees, and how God’s children by contrast are called […]
Often times there can be a gap between what we think the Bible says and what it actually says. Join […]
Pastor Allan McCullough teaches us from Galatians 5:25-26 about how, as children of God, we are neither superior not inferior […]
Pastor Evan Snyder teaches from Luke 11:1:13 on why prayer is an exercise of knowing who God is.
We study Luke 10:25-42 to understand that God has designed us to live on a rhythm of working and resting, […]
Join us as we study Luke 9:57 – 10:24 as we learn how a follower of Jesus should approach their […]
We study Luke 9:37-56 and see how Jesus’ disciples struggled with their motivation in following Jesus.
Today Nick Jones teaches from Luke 9:18-36 on how, through obedience, we experience more of Jesus as he leads us […]
Join us as we study Luke 9:1-17 and discover how Jesus calls us to represent His Kingdom to the world.
Open your bible to Luke 8:40-56. Have you ever thought about what it means for God to be “omnipresent”? Pastor […]
We study Luke 8:26-39 and discover the greatest obstacle to our growth and joy in Christ.
Join us as Pastor Evan Snyder speaks on the hope that Jesus gives us that calms fears and grows the […]
Study Hebrews 12:1-2 with us, as we ask the question “Should we expect transformation to happen in community with one […]
So I put my trust in the cross and resurrection of Jesus. Now what? Join us as we look to […]
He is risen! Join us on Easter Sunday as we learn how the resurrection of Jesus can change your life […]
Join us as we close our “Show Up” sermon series by studying John 13:31-38 where we will learn what it […]
We are excited to have Dr. Curt Thompson preach for us from Jeremiah 6:16 as the fifth part of our […]
God has called us not only to show up physically as the church but also relationally in one another’s lives. […]
Today we look at the book of Hebrews and discuss the importance of entering into God’s rest as a collective […]
This morning, we study Ephesians 4:11-16 and Romans 12:4-8 to learn that you can’t follow Jesus and grow in faith […]
It’s time to prepare to gather together again, in-person, as a church. This morning we study Ephesians 3:10 to learn […]
There are many types of responses to the Word of God based on our heart condition. We must take care […]
We study Luke 7:36-50 and learn what the true mark of Christian maturity and devotion is.
As our nation processes yet another hard week, we look at Luke 7:11-17 to learn what it looks like to […]
Join us for our final sermon in our Advent series in 2020. We study Revelation 21 and imagine what it […]
This morning, we celebrated the incarnation of Jesus Christ. We will study John 4 to learn about how Jesus comes […]
In Pt. 3 of our Advent Series “WITH US” we study Ezekiel 36-37, focusing on waiting of the Lord.
In our second week of Advent, we study Genesis 3 and the consequences of being “Apart” from God.
We kick off Advent for 2020 by studying Genesis 2 and how God created us to need his presence. Without […]
Join us as we study the one thing that will transform every part of our lives…including our homes.
Join us as we talk about the single greatest gift we can give our kids as parents, as well as […]
How do we have hope in Jesus in the midst of disappointment and suffering in the world? We look to […]
Join us as we study Psalm 2 and Acts 4:23-31 to understand how Christians should engage with politics.
What does the Bible give us to help navigate chaos in our home, our jobs, our lives? Pastor Evan Snyder […]
How can we become more outward focused, and display true love of neighbor in the midst of a pandemic? Pastor […]
Feeling Lonely? Pastor Allan McCullough continues in the series ‘My _____ Home’ where he breaks down what many of us […]
We continue our current series with this message entitled “My (Unromantic) Home”. Join us this morning as we study Isaiah […]
We continue our current series with this message entitled “My (Office, Church, School) Home”. Join us as we look at […]
We continue our current series with this message entitled “My (Tense) Home”. Do you ever feel like you’re walking on […]
We begin our “My ___ Home” series by looking at John 14:15-26. How would you describe your home after being […]
John McGowan from Restoration City Church visits and teaches from Galatians 1 on seeking the approval of God and not […]
In Luke Pt. 22, Allan McCullough teaches from Luke 6:46-49, Isaiah 1:10-20, and Matthew 7:21-25, about how Christians should respond […]
In Luke Pt. 21, Allan McCullough teaches from Luke 6:43-45 on treasuring Jesus and how this produces recognizable fruit in […]
In Luke Pt. 20, Allan McCullough teaches on the humility of self awareness as an indicator of Jesus followers.
Pastor Allan McCullough teaches from Luke 6:12-26 in the current series in Luke, “How to Spot a Christian.”
Pastor Allan McCullough continues in the study of Luke by teaching on chapter 6:1-11, asking the question “Is it possible […]
Pastor Allan McCullough wraps up a three part series exploring how God is glorified when humanity is unified.
We study Isaiah 60, Revelation 7, and Job 42 to understand better how diversity encourages trues unity.
We begin a short sermon series looking at how God is most glorified when humanity is unified. In this sermon, […]
We study Genesis 12:10-20, Genesis 38, and Luke 13:10-17 to understand God’s heart for the oppressed and how the church […]
Evan Snyder concludes the Healthy Soul series by preaching from John 15:15 on biblical friendship.
We study Mark 2:23-28 and Exodus 20:8-11 to learn about how and why God intentionally created us to need rest.
In Part 3 of our sermon series entitled “Healthy Soul”, Allan McCullough teaches from Psalm 73 on doubts, anxieties, and […]
In Part 2 of our new sermon series entitled “Healthy Soul”, Allan McCullough teaches from Exodus 32 and 33 on […]
In Part 1 of our new sermon series entitled “Healthy Soul”, Allan McCullough teaches from John 15:1-5 about abiding in […]
In Pt. 4 of our Reconsider series, Allan McCullough walks through Romans 8:18-28 and asks the questions “If God is […]
This week, Allan McCullough discusses restoration as he teaches through John 2:19 and Philemon.
This week in Part 3 of our current sermon series entitled “Reconsider,” we walk through Luke 19:41-48 and discuss the […]
This week in the second part of our Reconsider sermon series, Nick Jones studies Psalm 104:10-34 and addresses whether we […]
We study Matthew 7:24-27 in order to answer the question if religion is a human invention to cope with the […]
We study Luke 5:12-32 where Jesus takes his disciples on a journey to teach them what the Kingdom of God […]
Nick Jones preaches from Luke 5:1-11 about what it means to be called as a Disciple of Jesus Christ.
We study Luke 4:31-44 and see how Jesus demonstrated that He had the authority to bring the Kingdom of God […]
We study Luke 4:14-30 and see how Jesus specifically challenged a synagogue in Nazareth.
We study Luke 4:1-13 and discover how Jesus is a new Adam through how he faced temptation in the desert. […]
We study Luke 3:15-38 and answer the question why Jesus was baptized before the beginning of His ministry.
John McGowan preaches from Genesis 1:26 on what it means that humans are made in the image of God.
This is our first Family Sunday where all of our kids and students joined the adults for worship. We studied […]
We studied Luke 3:1-6 and how John the Baptist called everyone, both lawkeepers and lawbreakers, to prepare for the coming […]
We study Luke 1:39-56 and discover how Jesus will show mercy to those who fear Him and will be the […]
We study Luke 1:26-38 and we discover that what it means to be “favored” by God is to be called […]
We begin our study in the Gospel of Luke and the first Sunday of Advent in 2019 by studying Luke […]
We study John 2:1-11 and look at what the Bible has to say about the practice of feasting.
We conclude the KING JESUS sermon series by looking at Matthew 24:14 to understand the mission that Jesus has given […]
Nick Jones preaches from Micah 4 and Revelation 21-22 to show how our hope in Christ’s return impacts the way […]
We look at three different incidents in the Bible where Peter struggled with what others thought of him and how […]
We study Matthew 10:34-39 to discover how we let Jesus be king of our family relationships.
How do we submit our work to Jesus as our King? We study Genesis 4:1-12 to get the answer.
We study Acts 16:25-36 and James 4:13-16 to understand how we submit our Time & Plans to the Lordship of […]
We begin Chapter Three, “The King Reigns”, of our King Jesus sermon series. We studied Mark 10:17-31 to learn that […]
We studied Deuteronomy 6:4-9, 20-24 and Judges 2:6-13 to understand God’s command on us to raise up the next generation […]
A study of John 4:5-30 and what it means to take our masks off and allow the Gospel to minister […]
We begin a short sermon series sharing about what we believe God is calling Grace Hill Church to do in […]
We study 2 Corinthians 2:14-17 and talk about how the church is the aroma of Christ to the world.
We study Ephesians 4:17-24 and Romans 12:1-2 to discover what it means to put off the old self and put […]
Nick Jones preaches from Psalm 16:5-11 to teach us that there is everlasting joy when in following Jesus with all […]
We study Mark 10:35-45 as Jesus teaches us how the Kingdom of God is different than the kingdoms of this […]
Monte McCullough preaches from Genesis 45:1-15 and Matthew 6:7-15 to teach us on how Jesus gave of himself to forgive […]
We begin the second chapter of the KING JESUS sermon series by studying Luke 15 and the Parable of the […]
We conclude the first chapter of the King Jesus sermon series. Chapter One, the King Rejected, was a quick survey […]
The Old Testament prophesies that a Savior will come and bear our iniquities. We study this prophecy in Isaiah 53.
We study Leviticus 10:1-3 and 2 Samuel 6:1-9 to understand the reality of the Holiness of God and how God’s […]
We study Genesis 11 and Exodus 32-33 to discover why there is no joy when we reject God’s authority in […]
Joe Carter preaches from 1 Peter to help us understand how Christians should engage in politics.
This is Pt. 3 of the KING JESUS series. We study Genesis 3 and discover what the true definition of […]
We begin Chapter One of the King Jesus Sermon Series and it is entitled “The King Rejected.” We study Genesis […]
We begin the “King Jesus” sermon series by studying Matthew 11:20-30 as Jesus’ invitation to us into His Kingdom.
We study Isaiah 55:1-9 together and consider the invitation extended to us to God’s Kingdom.
Jesus calls us to do whatever it takes to create encounters with Jesus for others. Today, we study Mark 2:1-12 […]
Nick Jones preaches from Philippians 2:2-11 and helps us to see three attitudes that lead to three actions when it […]
We study Psalm 96 together to discover how sharing the gospel is a natural response to the joy that we […]
We begin a new series studying Matthew 4:18-23 and how Jesus teaches that multiplying disciples is inherent to following Him. […]
John McGowan, pastor of Restoration City Church in Crystal City, shares a message from Philippians 2:14-18.
We conclude our short study on the book of Ruth by talking about the definition of covenant love.
Logan Douglas, a church planter in Iceland, shares his testimony and about the church planting work that he is leading […]
As we study Ruth 3, we see how Ruth’s act of faith in taking refuge under the wings of Boaz, […]
We study Ruth 2 together and discuss how God’s incredible act of grace towards Ruth became the remedy to Naomi’s […]
We begin a four part sermon series studying the book of Ruth. This week, we learn from Ruth 1 that […]
For our fifth installment in the “This Cultural Moment” series, we look to the Word of God to learn how […]
For our first Sunday in 2019, we studied Psalm 1 as it presents a simple choice for us to consider […]
Monte McCullough concludes our Advent series by preaching from Luke 2:8-33 and the announcement from the Angels to the Shepherds […]
For the third Sunday of Advent in 2018, we studied the announcement Zechariah makes about Jesus in Luke 1:67-79 and […]
For the second Sunday of Advent in 2018, we studied the announcement Mary makes about Jesus in Luke 1:46-56. Mary […]
For the first Sunday of Advent in 2018, we studied the announcement Gabriel makes to Mary about Jesus in Luke […]
We study Hosea 11:1-11 in order to form a biblically accurate view of God’s fatherly love of His children.
We study Matthew 6:24 & Philippians 4:10-20 to learn the place that money should play in our lives and what it […]
Noah Joyner, Leadership/Education Minister at North Wake Church in Wake Forest, NC and Founder/President of the Hispaniola Institute of Theology, […]
We conclude our sermon series on the book of Jonah by looking at what Jonah teaches us about the attributes […]
We continue in our study of the book of Jonah. We look at the compassion that God has on the […]
We continue in our study of the book of Jonah. We look at the Jonah’s prayer in Jonah 2 alongside […]
Joe Carter teaches out of Ecclesiastes 2:17-22 to help us to understand how our work and toil is cursed yet […]
We continue in our study of the book of Jonah. We look at the story of Jonah alongside of Romans […]
Nick Jones teaches from Luke 7:36-50 on how the forgiveness and grace we have received in Christ Jesus enables us […]
We continue in our study of the book of Jonah. Today, we primarily studied Matthew 12:38-41 to understand what Jesus meant […]
We continue in our study of the book of Jonah. Today, we take a look at the conflict between the will […]
We begin a new study on the book of Jonah. Today, we were introduced to the book of Jonah and […]
The Vision of Grace Hill Church is to be a church where all people can find joy in Jesus. Today, […]
The Vision of Grace Hill Church is to be a church where all people can find joy in Jesus. Today, […]
The Vision of Grace Hill Church is to be a church where all people can find joy in Jesus. Today, […]
We continue in a sermon series that seeks to address specific topics that our culture is wrestling with. Today we […]
Monte McCullough concludes our sermon series on the doctrine of the Word of God by looking at Isaiah 55 and […]
We continue our sermon series on the doctrine of the Word of God. Today, we study 2 Timothy 3:10-17 to […]
We continue our sermon series on the doctrine of the Word of God. Today, we study Philemon to see how […]
John McGowan, the Lead Pastor of Restoration City Church in Arlington, VA, preaches on 2 Samuel 7:1-7.
We continue our sermon series on the doctrine of the Word of God. Today, we study Jeremiah 31:31-34 to see […]
Joe Carter continues our sermon series on the doctrine of the Word of God. Today, we study John 10:1-5 and […]
We continue our sermon series on the doctrine of the Word of God. Today, we study John 5:37-47 to see […]
We continue our sermon series on the doctrine of the Word of God. Today, we study John 17:6-21 to learn […]
We continue our sermon series on the doctrine of the Word of God. Today, we study 2 Kings 22 and […]
We begin a new sermon series studying the doctrine of the Word of God. Today, we begin by seeing how […]
This morning, we studied Psalm 116 together in order to have clarity on three foundational truths that cannot be removed […]
We conclude the series called “Jesus and the Outsider” where we are learning from Jesus’ example of how he reached […]
We continue with the series called “Jesus and the Outsider” where we are learning from Jesus’ example of how he […]
We continue in a sermon series that seeks to address specific topics that our culture is wrestling with. Today we […]
Evan Snyder, Worship Pastor of Reston Bible Church, continues our series called “Jesus and the Outsider” where we are learning […]
We continue with the series called “Jesus and the Outsider” where we are learning from Jesus’ example of how he […]
We continue with the series called “Jesus and the Outsider” where we are learning from Jesus’ example of how he […]
We begin a new series called “Jesus and the Outsider” where we will learn from Jesus example in how he […]
We celebrated our first Easter together by gathering outside on the Herndon Town Green. We studied Luke 24:1-12 and considered […]
We continue the short series, “Cross & Resurrection,” that will take us to Easter. Today we look at Luke 19:28-44 […]
We begin a new series entitled, “Cross & Resurrection,” that will take us to Easter. Today we look at Luke […]
Monte McCullough concludes our series entitled, “Called to Belong,” an in depth study of Ephesians 4. Ephesians 1:3-14 declare that […]
We continue in our series entitled, “Called to Belong,” an in depth study of Ephesians 4. Today we look at […]
We continue in our series entitled, “Called to Belong,” an in depth study of Ephesians 4. Today we look at […]
We continue in our series entitled, “Called to Belong,” an in depth study of Ephesians 4. Nick Jones unpacks Ephesians […]
We begin a new sermon series that seeks to address specific topics that our culture is wrestling with. As way […]
We continue in our series entitled, “Called to Belong,” an in depth study of Ephesians 4. Today we study Ephesians […]
Guest preacher Mike Kelsey, pastor of the McLean Bible Church Montgomery County Campus, preaches on Psalm 99.
We continue in our series entitled, “Called to Belong,” an in depth study of Ephesians 4. Today we study Ephesians […]
We continue in our series entitled, “Called to Belong,” an in depth study of Ephesians 4. Today we study Ephesians […]
We kick off a new series entitled, “Called to Belong.” This will be an in depth study of Ephesians 4. […]
“God With Us” is our 2017 sermon series for Advent. This year, we are focusing our Advent season on studying […]
“God With Us” is our 2017 sermon series for Advent. This year, we are focusing our Advent season on studying […]
“God With Us” is our 2017 sermon series for Advent. This year, we are focusing our Advent season on studying […]
As a church, we spent time giving thanks to God through reading on Psalm 107 and hearing four different reflections […]
Guest preacher John McGowan, pastor of Restoration City Church, preaches on Acts 11:19-30.
“Life in a Tent” is a five-week study of 2 Corinthians 5 where we seek to learn about the worldview […]
“Life in a Tent” is a five-week study of 2 Corinthians 5 where we seek to learn about the worldview […]
“Life in a Tent” is a five-week study of 2 Corinthians 5 where we seek to learn about the worldview […]
“Life in a Tent” is a five-week study of 2 Corinthians 5 where we seek to learn about the worldview […]
Guest preacher Eric Saunders, pastor of the McLean Bible Church Arlington Campus, preaches on Psalm 95.
“Life in a Tent” is a five-week study of 2 Corinthians 5 where we seek to learn about the worldview […]
Everyone has to make a judgment about Jesus. We want to make sure you’re making that judgement based on what […]
Everyone has to make a judgment about Jesus. We want to make sure you’re making that judgement based on what […]
Everyone has to make a judgment about Jesus. We want to make sure you’re making that judgement based on what […]
Everyone has to make a judgment about Jesus. We want to make sure you’re making that judgement based on what […]