Faith On Hill

It's Palm Sunday! Today we celebrate and declare Jesus the king and true messiah.

Holy Week starts this Sunday. We declare that Jesus is King! We reflect on his final days before the cross We grieve his death at the hands of sinful people We rejoice in his victory over death on Easter Sunday!

This week Jesus invites us to follow him and we look at different obstcles that hold us back.

This week Jesus heals three people who give us insight into how much God cares about all kinds of people

This week we take a pause from the Gospel of Matthew for an overview of the most important things that we believe.

We are ending the Sermon on the Mount with a teaching from Jesus inviting us to seek the kingdom of heaven, watch out for false leaders and believers, while building our lives on God's firm foundation.

It's episode 53! Saul is made king... several times?

We believe in the power for prayer. But its not our words or feelings that power prayer. We believe that prayer is powerful because Jesus is powerful! We gather for prayer every Sunday morning. It is a main part of our church service. We also pray together in small groups through out the week.

As fewer people in our culture are familiar with the Bible, one verse that is still well known is "judge not." But what does it mean? Why did Jesus say it? We talk about that as well as giving treasure to pigs in today's Bible study. Faith on Hill gathers in-person every Sunday morning at 10:30 at for worship, prayer and Bible teaching. We meet in small groups throughout the week. Email smallgroup...

Jesus talks about making eternal investments in things that will last vs building up a treasure in this life that will pass away.

In episode 52 Israel's first king is anointed and Adam talks about priests and why he's not one.

In this Short Study we look at the Lord's Prayer from Matthew 6.

the Bible talks a lot about things that God likes or that he does not like. Things that God says are good or bad. But what is the point of all these rules? What do we get out of the deal? We'll talk about these questions in this Bible teaching.

If someone hits you, you punch them back right? It's easy to love someone who is good to us, but what about the people who wound us? Jesus gets into these concepts of love and justice in this teaching from the sermon on the mount.

Oaths and Vows have been part of human religious life as far back as we can remember. Jesus calls us to move beyond religion and live lives of consistent obedience.

Divorce is a hard subject to talk about. There's a lot of opinions and feelings about this issue from all perspectives. If you have comments or questions we'd love to continue the conversation. Reach out at adam@faithonhill.com

In our second Short Study we take a look at Jesus's teaching on adultery.

The first in our "Short Studies" from Matthew chapter 5. Pastor Adam breaks down Jesus' teaching on murder and points us to our need for the grace of God.

How do you get into the kingdom of Heaven? Do you have to keep all the rules? Do you have to throw out all the rules? This week we see what Jesus has to say about how a person enter's his kingdom.

This week Israel repents of their national sins but then rejects God's leadership in favor "being like everyone else"

We are starting the first of five major teachings from Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew. The Sermon on the Mount contains some of the most core and fundamental beliefs of the Christian faith. This week we talk about the Beatitudes and living in the supreme blessing of God. We meet in-person every Sunday morning at 10:30am with small groups throughout the week.

The Ark of the Covenant was captured by the Philistines. But God's hand was against them, so they are trying to figure a way out the mess. But are they really repenting?

Jesus begins his public ministry with a simple model: Preach. Call. Serve. We meet in-person every Sunday at 10:30am and throughout the week in Small Groups. Email SmallGroups@faithonhill.com

In episode 51 we learn what happens after the ark of the covenant is captured by the Philistines.

Did you know that Jesus experienced everything you have? He was tired. He was hungry. He was hurt, and yes... he was tempted. But Jesus came through that temptation victorious and free of sin. This week we talk about the three temptations Jesus' experienced and how we can live in his victory of sin and death. Our church gathers every Sunday morning in-person at 10:30am and in small groups through...