Little Hills Church

We keep wanting knowledge and power to get to what we think will make ourselves secure. God calls us instead to see how He makes us secure.

Excitement will only get us so far. To fulfill the mission of this life, we need more.

We all want to avoid destruction and tragedy. And given our own inclinations, we all move away from the very source of escape from those things.

As we wrap up our exploration of Psalm 9, we’re confronted with a question: are we living in the path of the sin storm or turning the shelter of God?

We continue to explore Psalm 9 by returning to what God values. Are we keeping our focus and our actions on Him or veering off course?

When we read about God’s judgment, we can wonder if God is the one putting us into bad places and how it could possibly be that someone who is loving would do that. Scripture helps us see things are actually a “tad” different than that.

A special fifth anniversary Steadfast takes us to the next part of Psalm 9.

God cares for the lowly — like us — and wants us to follow Him in showing that care.

Why do the Psalms keep taking us back to God’s strength? Because we (rightly) yearn for security and he is the one who provides it.

We lose focus on what God has done for us and then aren’t able to do what He really wants us to do.

We lose focus on what God has done for us and then aren’t able to do what He really wants us to do.

We lose focus on what God has done for us and then aren’t able to do what He really wants us to do.

As we continue to explore Psalm 8, David finds himself in wonder over the glory of God being given to human beings.

As we continue to explore Psalm 8, David reminds us that we are never too insignificant for God to stop and show care for us.

Psalm 8 takes us to a King who’s kingdom was inaugurated long before the United States ever existed and whose power is greater than all the nations of the world.

God’s glory is God’s glory — there is only one God. So if we want to share God’s glory and see it spread through the world, we share the hope of Jesus.

Pastor Tim talks about how we live and understand God’s control of the world in the time before Jesus returns.

Pastor Tim talks about extravagant gifts and what the Bible says about the truly extravagant gift we receive at Christmas because of the very first Christmas.

Pastor Tim spent time in Busiek State Forest to better think about the time between the Newborn servant coming into the world and when we, His followers, will get to experience His triumph.

Two truths come out of Jesus being a human being: one that reminds us of His understanding of our situation and one that reminds us our present state is not the destination.

To understand Christmas, we need to understand who Jesus is and what He gave for us. It gives us a direction for what He intends for our lives.

Are we going to be unified with the world or unified with the Lord? That’s the challenge that Paul hands down to us here.

God calls us to “civic” expressions of His love when elections go the way we hope and also when they do not.

As we come an election and contemplate how much those around us drive us crazy, God calls us to a different path as the church than what the world says we ought to do. We turn to 1 Timothy 2 for insights into the Lord’s plan for us in a partisan world.

As we try to not just do something but something pleasing to God, how do we do that? How do we add the flavor of His love into a world that needs it?