As we wrap up “alive,” we find that the resurrection speaks to more than just us having a body again: it speaks to restoration for the world.
We turn this week to Colossians, where we consider worldly philosophies and how they are different from wisdom we learn in the world.
What does it mean to be resurrected? We have lots of ideas, but are they what God is actually promising? Join Pastor Tim tonight as we consider that question.
Does the Bible’s prophecies of the end times tell us anything in our present situations? Join Pastor Tim as he considers that as we turn to Joel this week.
God uses unconventional tactics and the most unlikely people in his story. We each have a part to play with the hand we’ve been given. Are you ready to step up into the situation God has in you or are you just praying for a new hand?
Pastor Tim continues our series “Alive,” by looking at the promise of resurrection for each of us. Is that just a comforting myth to help us cope with death or is a hope we can count on?
Join us as Melanie Haynes takes us to Exodus for encouragement about the God who is there with us throughout life.
Active opposition to Jesus is noticeable, but is it possible that even followers of Jesus could be passively opposing Jesus? Are we telling Jesus, “No, not yet”? Paul’s story begins by him actively opposing Jesus. However, Jesus shows up to give him a new vision, a new mission and a new calling. By the power of the Holy Spirit, Paul is able to move into a ministry of suffering and a life of “Yes, Jesus.”
The hope of Easter is based on the foundation that Jesus intended to, was able to and did accomplish salvation for us. Join Pastor Tim as we begin our new series “Alive,” thinking about the power of the resurrection.
Join Pastor Tim for a reflection on the good news of Easter with a look at the story of the Resurrection from the Gospel of Mark.
The last of the poisons in our series is “discord.” How do we know when we are causing discord and when we are standing up for what is good and righteous?
Jim Krenning continues our adventure through Scripture with a special Palm Sunday edition of #ThisWeekAtLittleHills, looking at 1 John. Please join us!
We would never steal… or would we? As we continue “Six Poisons,” we turn to the topic of false witnesses and how we can steal something precious from those around us.
This week, we’re turning to Paul’s second letter to the Thessalonians as we continue our journey through 52 books of the Bible over the course of 2021!
Jesus is both radically inclusive and radically exclusive. He offers His grace to all while calling all to follow Him and Him alone.
Join us as we celebrate the love of our good God who calls us into His family and assures us of His care for us.
Pastor Steve reflects on what is more precious than gold this St. Patrick’s Day week.
On this one year anniversary of Steadfast, we continue our series, “Six Poisons,” thinking about the evil plans we can allow ourselves to fall into — and God’s better plans.
It can be easy to be interested in Jesus privately, to hide behind the “we” of corporate worship and church experiences. But as Nicodemus’ one on one encounter with Jesus reveals, you can’t just be near Jesus, you have to believe in Jesus to be saved!
The Prophet Haggai reminded the people about something important concerning the Lord’s calling to them. And that reminder is important for us, too!