EHills Church

It’s about making better decisions now so we have fewer regrets later. Our decisions determine the direction and quality of our life, so we need to ask better questions. Through five key questions, we explore how to move from reactive, short-sighted choices to intentional, wise living — or as we like to call it, walking The Road Less Stupid.

World #1 golfer Scottie Scheffler says winning feels great—for about two minutes. In this sermon, we dive into what really defines us: not titles, trophies, or success, but knowing we are deeply loved by Jesus. When your identity is secure in Christ, you can be both peaceful and driven—living with purpose, not pressure. Watch how faith unlocks clarity, contentment, and a new level of freedom in ev...

When we prepare, we become aware. The Advent season is an opportunity to make room in our hearts for Jesus. The temptation at Christmas is that we can fill our hearts with selfishness, stress and stuff. But God wants to fill our hearts with love, joy and peace. By intentionally practicing stillness, simplicity and surrender, we are making room in our hearts for God.

When we prepare, we become aware. The Advent season is an opportunity to make room in our hearts for Jesus. The temptation at Christmas is that we can fill our hearts with selfishness, stress and stuff. But God wants to fill our hearts with love, joy and peace. By intentionally practicing stillness, simplicity and surrender, we are making room in our hearts for God.

When we prepare, we become aware. The Advent season is an opportunity to make room in our hearts for Jesus. The temptation at Christmas is that we can fill our hearts with selfishness, stress and stuff. But God wants to fill our hearts with love, joy and peace. By intentionally practicing stillness, simplicity and surrender, we are making room in our hearts for God.

Gratitude isn’t gratitude until it’s shared. This Thanksgiving, most of us will go around the table and share something we’re thankful for. But what if gratitude was never meant to stay at the table? What if gratitude could break the negativity all around us and change the way we live together? 

It’s not about seeing the finish line—it’s about taking the next step.” When Moses laid down the staff, stretched it over the sea, and struck the rock—God moved. Each act of obedience released provision, power, and purpose. Your next step of faith may just unlock someone else’s breakthrough. MAIN POINTS The Wilderness Trains Our Trust The Wilderness Breaks Our Pride The Wilderness Reveals What's A...

"It’s not about seeing the finish line, it’s about taking the next step.” When Moses laid down the staff, stretched it over the sea, and struck the rock, God moved. Each act of obedience released provision, power, and purpose. Your next step of faith may just unlock someone else’s breakthrough.

It’s not about seeing the finish line—it’s about taking the next step.” When Moses laid down the staff, stretched it over the sea, and struck the rock—God moved. Each act of obedience released provision, power, and purpose. Your next step of faith may just unlock someone else’s breakthrough.

In a world that demands we take sides, Jesus shows a different path — one that holds both grace and truth. Through the story of the woman caught in adultery, we see that the way of Jesus isn’t about condemning or condoning, but compassion that leads to transformation.

The miracle you’ve been waiting for doesn’t come through your effort, but through God’s grace. Jesus meets us in our pain, lifts us from our mat, and turns even our past struggles into a testimony of his power and love.

We live in a world where outrage often feels like the default setting—online, in politics, even in our personal relationships. This week’s message reminds us that the real war is not against one another but against the forces that would keep us divided and bitter.

You don’t have to be the main character to live a meaningful story. In fact, the moment you stop performing and let Jesus take center stage… is the moment your story truly begins.

You don’t have to be the main character to live a meaningful story. In fact, the moment you stop performing and let Jesus take center stage… is the moment your story truly begins.

These enemies cannot survive exposure and discipline. The way out is not behavior modification—but heart transformation. Each enemy has a specific habit that weakens its hold.

These enemies cannot survive exposure and discipline. The way out is not behavior modification—but heart transformation. Each enemy has a specific habit that weakens its hold.

These enemies cannot survive exposure and discipline. The way out is not behavior modification—but heart transformation. Each enemy has a specific habit that weakens its hold.

These enemies cannot survive exposure and discipline. The way out is not behavior modification—but heart transformation. Each enemy has a specific habit that weakens its hold.