Church on the Hill, McMinnville

Today we continue our series, “Resolved To See A Breakthrough” with a message entitled, “Revival in the Land.” Nehemiah’s broken heart led to the reconstruction of the walls in Jerusalem and in the end, to revival breaking out among the people. The walls were rebuilt but so were the hearts of the people. As we are resolved to see a breakthrough, could revival break out among us and our community?...

This week we continue the series, “Resolved To See A Breakthrough” with a message entitled, “Working Together To Save The City.” We will focus on how Nehemiah inspired others to join him to rebuild the walls in Jerusalem, leading to revival for the people. How can we inspire others to join us in fulfilling our mission to be a light on the hill to our city? Nehemiah 2 #HillChurchMcminnville

The new year is a time when we make resolutions to improve and make ourselves better. How can I become a slimmer, stronger, more spiritual or out of debt version of me? What if we asked a much larger question: “What should be done around me?" #HillChurchMcminnville

This morning we focus on the character of Joseph. In order to be a lead character in the story, he would have to overcome the fear of what others would think. God was asking him to go on a journey that nearly everyone would question. He must have often felt very alone. How can we live in such intimacy and obedience to God, that we will obey what He asks us to do? Matthew 1:18-25 #HillChurchMcminnv...

This week we are going to look at different times when angels appear to people during the Christmas story. You are going to notice the first things the angels will say is “Fear Not”. Luke 1: 26 – 28 #HillChurchMcminnville

Today we bring our series “The Creed” to conclusion by focusing on the phrases, “I believe in the resurrection of the body and the life everlasting.” These are radical statements in a world in which many deny the existence of ultimate reality. To believe in life beyond the grave is to be set free to live a different way. I John 5:13 #HillChurchMcminnville

Today we continue our series “The Creed” with a message entitled, “Living With God’s People.” We’re going to focus on the faith statements, “I believe in the church universal and the communion of saints?” What does it mean to live in community with other followers of Christ? What difference does it make? Acts 2:42-46 #HillChurchMcminnville

This week we continue our series “The Creed” with a message focused on the phrase, “I believe in the Holy Spirit.” What does it mean to live in relationship to the Spirit of the Living God? The Holy Spirit is the game changer who empowers us to live a holy life and be witnesses to the world. #HillChurchMcminnville

What difference does it make for us to proclaim “Jesus as Lord?” For the early church, that statement changed everything and led to their persecution. #HillChurchMcminnville

This week we begin a new series called “The Creed.” What we believe is important. The Apostles’ Creed is a summary of the most basic statements of the Christian faith - they are the statements that unite us with believers across the world. When we say them, we say them together. When Christians recite the creed, they tell themselves and each other a story that they already know but that bears such...

This week, as we continue our series “Write A Great Story”, we celebrate that God is the creator of new stories. He has the ability to write stories that can change the entire direction of our lives. In faith, we can hope for and imagine new stories being written in our community and in the hearts of people we love. God has already begun something new.

This week we continue our series with a message entitled, “One More Story.” We live in a culture that often makes us feel like we are done writing stories that can change the world. God’s word challenges that myth. Whether we are feeling hopeless or too old, God might have one more story for us to write. Without question, God is writing another story at Church on the Hill #HillChurchMcminnville

We believe that everyone of us is created in the image of God and uniquely designed - that we each have a calling and a purpose. God can empower us to write the story only we can write - that the world needs us to write. John 10:1-10 #HillChurchMcminnville

If you’re going to be a follower of Christ, get ready for change, because who you are today is not who you will be tomorrow. You don’t have to stay the same. We can live in victory. It is when we stop changing that our hearts become hard. We believe that you can be changed. #HillChurchMcminnville

EVERYONE HAS A STORY Our lives are a collection of stories. Some people are writing it intentionally, many are not. I want to hear your story. God has a story for each one of us to write. Psalm 139 #HillChurchMcminnville

Rebroadcast from a former Sunday - Pastor Jenna shares "We as God's people must embrace the reality that our God is a God of crazy. As we read the biblical narrative we see that God moves and acts in ways that are radical, counter cultural, and miraculous. In order to be prepared for what God is going to call His people to, we have to be willing to embrace the crazy and not remain in the comfortab...

It doesn’t take much looking around our culture, churches, or our own lives to see that chronic anxiety and emotional reactivity has become the new normal. At the same time, we see in the Scriptures a different way of living. It is a way that is marked by deep transformation in Christ, emotional maturity empowered by the Spirit, and wholeness of heart given by the God of peace. In this message, we...

Grace is the completely undeserved, loving commitment of God to us! The Apostle Paul was so consumed by grace that he begins and ends his letters with grace! What would your life look like if it was consumed by Grace? Living a life of grace calls us to fill all of our life, not just a portion with grace. Today we explore living a life of grace! #HillChurchMcminnville

There are people we've been influenced by and people we influence. It is often our YES to God that invites others into a life of full surrender to Him. We'll take a brief look into the ministry of Paul to see how God continues His mission through us on earth. #HillChurchMcminnville

We stand on the threshold of a new season. New school year, new work challenges, new schedules, new pastoral/staff search. In a world that is always changing we look to the Apostle Paul who faces change. No longer the traveling missionary he now sits in prison in Rome. Paul writes a joy filled letter of encouragement in the midst of changing circumstances because of his confidence in the continuin...

Isaac Kearns shares his life as part of the church and the community and how God has always had plans for his journey. #HillChurchMcminnville

The Tabernacle was the dwelling place of God where He met His people. As they entered the Tabernacle, they passed through seven stations as a protocol to God’s presence. Today, these same steps can help us to connect with God and lead us through important elements of prayer. “If my people, which are called by My name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek My face, and turn from their wicked...

When we face difficult decisions in life, God promises to guide us through life as we seek Him with prayers for wisdom and discernment. But when we pray these prayers, there are a few things that we must understand. The process as we pray is just as much of God's answer as the choice He leads us to make. Prayers for discernment can and should ultimately lead us to intimacy with God Himself.

Give, forgive and deliver: these are the personal petitions -- the personal “askings” -- that Jesus wants us to focus on in our daily interaction with God. Why? Because, bottom line, they deal with our physical, relational, and spiritual well-being. We ASK, then, because we TRUST that God has our best interests at heart. So, may we simply seek God first and trust that God will take care of the res...

There has been confusion over time on the theology of grace and works. Though on the surface, writers like Paul and James may seem to be stating contradiction doctrine, they really are talking about different things. James is simply saying that true faith is expressed through works. So the question we need to ask ourselves is whether or not we are putting our faith into action? Are we living the l...