Grace Hill Church

Jesus is risen! Join us at Grace Hill Church as we celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus through studying Luke 24:1-12.

It is Palm Sunday, the day that marks when Jesus entered into Jerusalem for the final time before He goes to the cross. As He entered, He wept, because the people of Jerusalem would reject Him as their Messiah and King. As we study Luke 19:28-48 this Palm Sunday, we are going to ask ourselves if we believe and accept Jesus for who He actually is.

This morning we study Luke 19:1-27 and learn about how God transforms how we view our resources and experiences in this world. Do we make withdrawals for ourselves or deposits into the Kingdom?

We study Luke 18:18-43 to learn how much we really need Jesus to save us and how we frequently refuse to acknowledge that need.

This morning, we study Luke 18:1-17 and learn about the importance of our heart towards God as it relates to our faith. What kind of heart is Jesus looking for?

This morning, we study Luke 17:20-37 and learn about what it looks like to wait and long for the Kingdom of God to come.

This morning, we study Luke 16:14-31 and learn just how firm a grip the things of this world can have on our hearts.

This morning, we study Luke 16:14-31 with Pastor Allan McCullough and learn just how firm a grip the things of this world can have on our hearts.

This morning, Pastor Nick Jones teaches from Luke 16:1-13 where we are challenged by Jesus to see ourselves as stewards called to be faithful for the kingdom in our lives as well as in the lives of others.

Pastor Allan McCullough leads us through Luke 14:25-15:32 and we are challenged by Jesus to weigh the costs of following Him. However, the question we need to consider is this: What does it actually mean to follow Jesus?

Pastor Evan Snyder teaches from Luke 13:31-14:1-24. In this section of Luke we see Jesus press the main reason why humanity rejects Him and His kingdom.

This morning, we study Luke 13:1-30 and learn about what it looks like to have a heart of repentance.

We return to our study of the Gospel of Luke. This morning, we study Luke 12:49-59 and wrestle with some of Jesus’ most challenging words.

As we enter 2022, our Lead Pastor, Allan McCullough, walks us through 1 John 4:7-12 to help us understand our desire for every person who is a part of Grace Hill Church this year.

Pastor Nick Jones preaches from Psalm 90 as we begin a new year.

Pastor Allan McCullough leads us in a devotion out of Revelation 5:1-5. Grab your journal, a pen, and your Bible as we spend some time meditating on the Scriptures.

We study Zechariah 3 together as we continue our Advent sermon series. This morning, we learn how Jesus is our only hope for cleansing from our guilt and shame.

Allan McCullough teaches from Isaiah 11:1-10 about how Jesus Christ, our promised hope, is and will be a good king who will use his power for the good of all creation.

Grace Hill Elder Monte McCullough preaches on the faithful promises of God to send a Messiah, the Branch from the line of David, to save His people and how this branch is the Lamb that takes away the sins of the world.

Hope implies there is a situation or circumstance outside of ourselves that requires help or saving. Pastor Evan Snyder teaches us that God’s promise of hope comes when all seems lost.

Justin Winthers preaches on how this passage empowers us to hold on to the hope of Gods promises in the midst of life's difficulties and how through this hope we are increasingly transformed and made more like Christ.

We are all a part of a story that God is writing. Like every good story there is great tension. Tension can be difficult but there is hope in the tension.

Pastor John McGowan preaches about the church in Thessalonica and how they model for us what spiritual vitality in a church can look like and how it is achieved.

We continue our study in Romans 8 as we look more deeply into what it looks like to live by the spirit vs. living by the flesh.

We continue in our study of Romans 8 by focusing on verses 5-11. Last week we learned about what it means to be justified and no longer under condemnation. This week we are going to learn what it means to be sanctified.