EHills Church

What do we do with the inheritance we’ve been given—especially when it’s marked by pain, brokenness, or things we never wanted passed down to us? In this Mother’s Day message, Jess Basson explores the powerful truth that God’s grace becomes a new source for our lives. Grace flows, grace knows, and grace grows—and through Jesus, we can give what we never got. Whether you’re a parent, longing to be...

In this message from our Now Streaming series, “Rebels With a Cause,” we look at the story of Andor to uncover a deeper truth: the real battle isn’t just out there—it’s within us. What does it actually cost to follow Jesus in a world full of noise, deception, and competing narratives? This sermon challenges us to choose truth over lies, light over darkness, and surrender over comfort—not just in t...

What kind of fight are we really called to? In this powerful message, “Dead Man Wake Up: Arms Open, Not Fists Up,” we explore the tension so many of us feel in today’s world—where everything seems divided, loud, and combative. It’s easy to slip into an “us vs. them” mindset… but is that the way of Jesus? Through Scripture and a thought-provoking film, this sermon challenges us to rethink what it m...

Feeling lost, searching for purpose, or longing for a place to belong? In Week 2 of our Now Streaming series, we explore the powerful themes of The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse and how they reflect our own journey toward home. Through story and Scripture, we’re reminded that Jesus meets us in our wandering, invites us to trust Him, and leads us back to where we truly belong. No matter wher...

This message tackles one of life’s biggest questions: Who—or what—are you trusting to guide your life? Using the powerful words of Jesus in John 14, “I am the way, the truth, and the life,” this sermon challenges the voices we follow and invites us to trust the only One who truly leads to life. Through the lens of a GPS metaphor, we’re reminded that following Jesus isn’t about having the whole pla...

This message challenges the cultural idea that we’re meant to do life on our own and invites us into something better—true connection with Jesus. Walking through John 15, we explore what it means when Jesus says, “I am the true vine,” and how real life, purpose, and spiritual growth aren’t produced by striving harder, but by staying connected to Him. If you’ve ever felt exhausted trying to hold ev...

If you’ve ever found yourself asking where God is in the middle of disappointment, grief, or a season that feels painfully unresolved, this sermon is for you. In one of the most personal moments in John’s Gospel, Jesus speaks directly into heartbreak and declares, “I am the resurrection and the life.” This message is a reminder that hope is not just something we wait for at the end of the story—Je...

If you’re tired of living on the edge of your seat—always bracing for the next email, bill, conflict, or “what if”—this message is for you. In That’s What He Said 3: The Good Shepherd, the big idea is simple: everyone is being led by something (career, money, opinions, fear, hustle, control)… and the quality of your life is tied to whether that “shepherd” is actually good. Jesus steps into our anx...

If you’ve ever stood in a grocery aisle staring at labels thinking, “I have no idea what I’m doing,” this message is for you. We’re all hungry for something, peace, purpose, love, a life that actually feels steady. A nd we usually try to fill that hunger with work, relationships, scrolling, success, or the next “fix.” In week one of That’s What He Said, we look at a wild claim Jesus makes: “I am t...

It’s easy to critique from the stands. But the Church isn’t an audience, it’s a team. In 1 Corinthians 12, Paul reminds us every believer has a role, and when we opt out, the body suffers. And in John 17, Jesus prays for unity that actually shows up in real life. The takeaway from Super Sunday, you can’t evaluate the team you won’t join. If you’re ready to move from watching to participating, it’s...

In Week 5 of The Road Less Stupid, we tackle The Maturity Question: What is the wise thing to do? Because most regret doesn’t start with a huge, obvious mistake, it starts with “five more minutes” choices that slowly erase your margin. Drawing from Ephesians 5:15–16, this message challenges us to stop living on the edge of what’s permissible and start making decisions through the lens of wisdom, i...

This week we get hit with the relationship question that ruins all our excuses: “What does love require of me?” Using Jesus washing the disciples’ feet on the night He knew betrayal and abandonment were coming, the sermon reframes love as something you do, not something you feel and makes Jesus (not culture, comfort, or being right) the standard: “Love one another as I have loved you.” From there,...

This week in The Road Less Stupid, we’re asking the conscience question: “Is there a tension that deserves my attention?” We all know the feeling, something about a decision doesn’t sit right, but we’re tempted to ignore it, explain it away, or push through anyway. This message reframes that inner hesitation as a gift from God, an alarm meant to protect your future, not ruin your fun. Through Davi...

RECAP 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. MAIN POINTS We write the story of our lives one de...