Faith On Hill

In 1 Corinthians 1, Paul confronts a divided church. The problems facing the ancient church in Corinth are still present in the modern church. Christians divide over theology, politics, personalities, denominations, and personal convictions—but Paul asks a question that still challenges us today: Is Christ divided? In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 1, we explore why unity may be one of the most fo...

The book of Romans ends with one of its most personal chapters, recognizing the numerous women who faithfully served the early church as coworkers, deacons, disciples, and more. Rather than fueling division, Pastor Adam challenges us to approach difficult conversations with both biblical conviction and genuine love. In this message we talk about: -Why love believes the best about others -The women...

This Sunday, Pastor Adam talks about God's plan for his church to be unified: with Jesus as our example and the Holy Spirit as our power! If this message encourages you, be sure to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs hope today.

When Christians disagree, what do we do? Romans 14 addresses one of the most practical challenges in the Christian life: navigating issues where faithful people see things differently. Some commands in Scripture are crystal clear—don't murder, don't steal, don't worship idols. But what about the situations where applying God's principles isn't as straightforward? This week, Pastor Adam explores th...

What does it mean to live faithfully while waiting for Jesus to return? In Romans 13, Paul challenges believers not to "check out" of everyday life, but to engage even more deeply with the world around them. Christians are called to fulfill their responsibilities, honor legitimate authority, love their neighbors, and clothe themselves with righteousness.

What does it mean to genuinely love people while still standing firmly for what is good and true? In this message from Romans 12, we explore Paul's call to sincere love, peaceful living, and overcoming evil through greater love. Christians are called to love people deeply without compromising their convictions, pursue peace whenever possible, and leave vengeance in God's hands rather than taking m...

In Romans 12, Paul describes the church as one body with many different parts, gifts, callings, and purposes. Throughout church history, Christianity has expressed itself through many traditions, movements, and people with different roles in the Kingdom of Heaven. But why would God allow so much diversity in the church instead of making every Christian and every church the same? Doesn't that just...

This week, Pastor Adam explores the difference between “checking off the God box” and truly living in the God box — a life fully surrendered to Jesus. We also look at: • What it means to not conform to the world • Why “the world” is bigger than obvious sinful culture • How the Holy Spirit, Scripture, and surrender transform us • Why obedience and holiness are connected to knowing God’s will

This week in Romans 11, Pastor Adam talks about how God is not done with Israel, and how that is great news for us!

Recognizing Biblical Bias | Romans 10 Are you reading the Bible through your own bias? How does your background, culture, and traditions shape how you interpret Scripture or understand what God want you to do in your daily life? This week at Faith, Pastor Adam talks about we can recognize biblical bias, avoid common mistakes, and approach God’s Word with clarity and truth.

What does the Bible really mean when it talks about Israel? In this study of Romans 9, we take a closer look at who the true descendants of Abraham are and what that means for believers today. This video explores the difference between physical Israel and the people God calls His own. Paul’s message challenges common assumptions made by Christians and non-Christians alike about what the Bible actu...

Our final week in Romans 8

Biblical Points of View | Romans 8 Explained (Proof Texts & Context) Are we reading Romans 8 correctly—or just pulling verses to fit our beliefs? This video breaks down what Romans 8 actually says vs. common interpretations. Learn how proof texting can distort Scripture, why context matters, and how to understand the Bible with a whole-picture approach. Topics include: • God’s plan and purpose (Ro...

Happy Easter! Jesus is Risen from the dead! This Easter Sunday, Pastor Adam walks us through the journey of Holy Week leading to Easter Sunday. We will talk about all that Jesus did to make the way of salvation for all people who believe by faith!

Our Palm Sunday 2026 Sermon at Faith on Hill Church. We are a neighborhood church that exists to serve Oak Grove, Gladstone and Milwaukie, Oregon. Follow us @faithonhill on Social Media

Our Easter Sunday service is 10:30am

Our Good Friday service is this Friday night at 7pm

In Romans 8, the Bible reveals the real reason you feel a battle inside: the flesh vs the Spirit. This teaching explains what the flesh is, how the Holy Spirit changes you, and why no one can please God apart from Jesus Christ. We also answer one of the biggest questions in Christianity: how do you know if you are saved? Romans 8 points to three testimonies—God’s testimony, your own heart, and the...

Key ideas in this study: • The law isn’t sinful; we are sinful. God’s law is good, but our hearts misuse or misunderstand it. • The law was never meant to save us. Romans 7:24–25 points us to Jesus as the one who delivers us. • The law reveals sin and leads people to repentance. In passages like 2 Kings 22–23 and Nehemiah 8, the rediscovery of God’s law leads the people to repentance, not salvatio...

Romans 7 | Dead to the Law In this teaching, we walk verse by verse through Paul’s words about being dead to the law, the purpose of God’s law, and the inner struggle between the flesh and the Spirit. What does it mean to be released from the law? Is the law sinful? If this teaching helped you, consider subscribing and sharing it with someone walking through their own spiritual battle.

Slaves to Freedom | Romans 6 Grace is not permission to sin more. It is the power of God changing who we are. We are not who we were. Through Christ, our old life is buried and we are raised to walk in newness of life. We are who God is making us. Romans 6 shows that salvation is not only forgiveness. It is transformation. If this teaching helps you, share it and subscribe for more Bible teaching...

A couple of weeks ago we had a technical issue with the Sunday morning service. Pastor Adam went back and re-recorded a message for Romans 4.

Hope and Peace | Romans 5 Description: What actually changes after salvation? In Romans 5:1–11, Paul lays out the results of salvation. We are justified, made right with God, and brought into true peace with Him. Subscribe for continued teaching through the book of Romans, and join the discussion in the comments.

What Advantage? Romans 3 by Faith On Hill

No Judgement | Romans 2 The way forward is not defensiveness or denial, but safety through openness, honesty before God, and surrendering our preferences, philosophies, politics, and comforts to God’s ways. This is a call to humility, repentance, and gospel-centered honesty.