Songs for Our Temple (Week 3: Psalms 7-9)
Join us as Jim Krenning takes us through Psalms 7-9 in our new reading plan through the Psalms this year, “Songs for Our Temple.”
Honestly, I'm Anxious
Anxiety can be crippling, but peace starts by believing that God is sound and in control. Sometimes we view anxiety as an identity and not an enemy. However, transformation happens when we say, “I put my trust in God, and I will not be afraid.”
The Boring Sermon
As we move on from the “spectacular” of Christmas, what does the last part of Luke 2 tell us about living in the boring and ordinary?
Songs for Our Temple (Week 2: Psalms 4-6)
Join us as Melanie takes us through the Psalms we will be reading as part of our year long journey through the Psalms. Join in the conversation throughout the week right here on this page.
New Year, New You
New year, new goals, and a new you. The new year is always filled with expectation and anticipation, but how do we focus our goals and vision towards Jesus. In this message, we explore how 2022 can be your best year if it’s your best year in Jesus.
Epiphany 2022
Join us as we look back at the miracle of Christmas on this traditional day to observe the arrival of the Wise Men. As we prepare for what God has in store for us in 2022, this will be a wonderful way to do so together!
What Does It Mean?
Do our lives really matter? Does anything we do really matter? Because of Christmas, we have answers to these questions.
Songs for Our Temple (Week 1: Psalms 1-3)
This year, we are reading through the Psalms and we want to invite you to take part! Melanie, Jim, Jason and Pastor Tim will chat together tonight about what this year on “This Week at Little Hills” will be like and how you can share in the experience of this reading adventure throughout the week!
A New Beginning
Starting over may seem daunting, but that doesn’t mean it’s the end. Starting over sometimes means a fresh start and a new beginning.
Return to Sender
So Christmas is over, right? Not so fast! Traditionally the Church celebrated the joy of Jesus’s birth in the days after Christmas and after a hard couple of years, there are some very good reasons from God’s Word to pick that tradition up.
A Flicker of Hope
How long does Christmas joy last for you? Sometimes after Christmas, everything goes back to normal. Back to life’s troubles, disappointments, and dark times. In this message, we dive into how we can find the light of hope even when the darkness begins to creep in.
52 Verses, 52 Books, 52 Weeks (Week 52: Deuteronomy)
Join us as Pastor Tim gives us turns to the book of Deuteronomy for the 52nd week of 52 Verses, 52 Books, 52 Weeks. We’ll think about Christmas, waiting and how this all fits into what’s going on in our new 12 Days of Christmas adventure.
Christmas Eve at Little Hills
Join us as Little Hills celebrates Christmas Eve! During the service we will share in the culmination of our journey through the Spirit’s Work at Christmas that we have been exploring over Advent. Jim Krenning, Joyce Neikirk and Pastor Tim will share from God’s Word and Melanie Haynes will lead us in a Christmas carol to celebrate that our Savior is born!
Have Yourself a Merry Heart at Christmas
What does it mean to wish somebody a “merry little Christmas”? Pastor Brad turns to Proverbs to consider this.
The Quiet Man
What does “Average Joe” Joseph contribute to the Christmas story? Pastor Steve helps us think about this quiet man who plays importantly into the story of Jesus’s birth because of his actions.
How Can This Be?
Advent Wreath Lighting (Week 4)
Jeff and Kathy Landis light the fourth candle as we continue through a special #52Verses52Books52Weeks journey through Advent. How does our excitement about the coming of the Savior impact others?
Walk in the Light
The Christmas season can be difficult and filled with haboring offenses. How do we walk in the light when everything around us feels so dark? Check out this message as we explore how Gods grace teaches us how to walk in light and love.
The Lost Presents
The Christmas Story is full of a special kind of gift giving. But have those gifts been misplaced?