Hillside Church

Jesus praises the church for remaining faithful despite having little strength. He promises to protect and reward those who persevere and encourages them to hold firmly to their faith so no one takes their crown.

If you ever wondered what Jesus would say to a dead church, the letter to Sardis gives us a picture of Jesus longing to restore His people.

What is our responsibility as Christians part of the body of Christ? What does our testimony look like within Christ's church? Come join us for a foundational vision service.

Jesus praises the church for its love, faith, service, and perseverance but rebukes them for tolerating false teaching and immorality. He calls them to repent and promises authority and eternal rewards to those who remain faithful.

Jesus commends the church for remaining faithful despite persecution but rebukes them for tolerating false teaching and compromise with sin. He calls them to repent and promises eternal rewards to those who overcome.

The Church in Smyrna was known as the persecuted church. They dealt with a worldly and religious persecution at the same time, yet they kept the faith. Join us as we talk about what it means to stay true in an adversarial world.

What does it mean to lose your first love? What do we do when the other parts of our lives take priority over the Gospel? Today is our first letter sent from Jesus, written by John, to the seven churches.

John receives a vision of the risen, glorified Jesus, who stands among His churches with all authority and power. Christ reminds believers not to fear because He is the Living One who conquered death and holds the keys to death and Hades. His presence brings both comfort and a call to remain faithful.

Pre-Wrath Rapture The church goes through persecution during the Tribulation but is raptured before God's wrath is poured out. Believers endure persecution but are spared from God's judgment. Post-Tribulation Rapture The church remains on earth through the entire Tribulation and is raptured when Christ returns at the end. Believers endure the Tribulation and are gathered to Christ at His Second Co...

This week and next, we will be going over the four primary rapture views that are held by people who study the end times. Join us as we study the Pretribulation and Midtribulation Rapture views.

Psalm 56: When fear comes, we can choose to trust God. He knows our struggles, sees every tear, and is always with us. Psalm 37: Trust in the Lord and wait on Him. He is faithful, guides the righteous, and will never forsake His people. These two psalms complement each other beautifully: when fear comes (Psalm 56), we choose to trust God; and when life seems unfair (Psalm 37), we remember that God...

What are the differing views of the Millennium? Why do these views matter in how we approach the end times? Come join us as we continue our study of end times.

Revelation 12–22 reveals the ongoing spiritual battle between God and Satan, the rise and fall of evil powers, and God's ultimate victory. These chapters describe the dragon, the beast, and the false prophet opposing God's people, while God pours out His righteous judgment on a rebellious world. Babylon, representing the world's corrupt system, is destroyed, and Christ returns in power as King of...

In our joint service together, Pastor David covers The Great Apostasy in a way that should cause us to prepare today. We should live like Jesus is coming back!

If we look at Revelation at a very high level, what does it have for us? Come join us as we cover 11 chapters in one sermon as we survey the landscape of Revelation.

Exodus shows God's power to deliver His people from slavery, while Babylon represents human rebellion and opposition to God. These themes prepare us for Revelation, where God ultimately rescues His people, judges evil, and establishes His eternal kingdom through Jesus Christ.

In Peter's final part of his final address to the church, Peter calls Christ's church to patience and perseverance as the pressure turns up on Christians waiting for the return of Jesus.

2 Peter 2:1–16 warns believers about false prophets and teachers who secretly bring destructive teachings, deny the truth, and lead others into sin for personal gain. Peter explains that although they may appear convincing, their greed, deception, and immoral lifestyles reveal their true character. Using examples like fallen angels, Noah’s generation, and Sodom and Gomorrah, Peter reminds us that...

How can we stay true to the Gospel during the end times? Paul gives us a way to watch for the return of Jesus from the perspective of the world and what is happening in it. Let us learn the lesson of what it means to remain true to Jesus in light of end times.

A few times a year, men from our congregation teach. This year, we are focused on the Psalms for our teachers and elders. Both of these men did a fantastic job covering these Psalms.

As we continue our march to Revelation, the suddenness of the return of Jesus will catch many off guard and others watching and ready. The question really is today: What do you live for now? Join us as we continue our path to Revelation.

It is more important that we have an end times heart than it is for us to have an end times road map. What the Old Testament began in its partial understanding of death was completed in Christ.

As we continue our passthrough of the New Testament and the end of days, we cover both the Great Apostasy and The Days of Noah and their roles in God's timeline of the end of days. Join us!

In our lesson today, Jesus divides the sheep and goats and in this judgment event the question is: Do we think rightly of God's judgment as Christians. Join us as we finish Matthew 25.