Grace Hill Church

Join us as we continue in our series "Take Heart," studying the book of 1 Thessalonians.

We begin a new series this morning studying Paul's first letter to the church in Thessalonica. Paul wrote this letter to the church after he received a very encouraging report from Timothy about their faith. Today, as we begin the letter with 1 Thessalonians 1:1-5a, we learn about the powerful impact the Gospel of Jesus Christ had on the people of the church.

Jesus tells us that mustard seed faith is the clearest evidence that we love Him and our neighbor. We look at the substance of our faith not the quantity.

What is the vision that God has given His church? How does God define success? We find the answer in Mark 4:26-32 and Luke 13:10-19.

On the 5th Anniversary of Grace Hill Church, guest speaker Chris Gaynor guides us through 2 Chronicles 14:11, to study the prayer of Asa as an example of one that admits dependency on, and faith in, God.

We conclude our series in the Ten Commandments this Sunday by studying the tenth commandment in Exodus 20:17.

We continue our sermon series entitled "For Your Joy," on the 10 Commandments. This week, we study the ninth commandment in Exodus 20:16.

We continue our series on the 10 Commandments entitled "For Your Joy." Today we study the 8th commandment from Exodus 20:15.

We continue our series on the Ten Commandments entitled "For Your Joy." This week, we study the 7th commandment from Exodus 20:14.

We take time to “rehearse” the truths of the Gospel through Scripture Readings and Songs.

We continue our series entitled "For Your Joy" on the 10 Commandments but studying the 6th Commandment from Exodus 20:13.

We continue in our series called "For Your Joy" on the 10 Commandments by studying the fifth commandment from Exodus 20:12.

This week we dive into Hebrews 4:12-13 as we unpack the significance of God's Words and how they work to bring us into God's rest with Pastor Nick Jones.

We study Exodus 20:8-11 and the Fourth Commandment, which is to remember the Sabbath Day.

As we think about the Dobbs vs. Jackson Supreme Court decision that repealed Roe vs. Wade, we look to the Scriptures, Hebrews 2:14-15, to be reminded about how Jesus ministered to the desperate and broken.

We study the third commandment in Exodus 20:7 by also looking at how Jesus is the exact imprint of the nature of God in Hebrews 1:1-4.

In Pt. 2 of “For Your Joy”, we study the second commandment in Exodus 20:4-6 in a message titled " A Patient, Trusting Heart."

How are we to view our weaknesses? Are they a friend or a foe? We look to the book of 2 Corinthians to explore how God uses our weaknesses to show His strength as we hear from one of our Elder / Pastors, Evan Snyder, on the passage of scripture that has changed, and is still changing, his life.

We kick off a new sermon series from Exodus 20, based on the 10 Commandments. This study centers around the truth the God's commands are for our own joy. Listen to the first message in the series, "No Other Gods."

Throughout the summer of 2022, our elders will each be preaching a passage of Scripture that has been significant in their life. Here is a special message from one of these elders, Monte McCullough

In Pt. 4 of our series, we again study Romans 12 to understand how people should treat each other inside the church. It is in our Christlike love for one another that we prove the love of Jesus not only to the world, but to one another.

As we continue in our study of Romans 12, we learn about how the Christian is called to engage with the culture around us. What do we do if the culture disagrees with us or persecutes us? How do we respond?

In Part 2 of "A Delight to be Around" we explore the difference between explicit faith and implicit faith and the parts of ourselves that God is calling us to offer to Him.

We begin a new series studying Romans 12 entitled A DELIGHT TO BE AROUND. What should the attitude and temperament of God's people be?

We study Luke 24:13-53 and learn that the resurrection of Jesus brings the fulfillment of all God’s promises to defeat sin and death. It also gives us hope, courage, and purpose.