Hill City RVA

Today our good friend David Bennett visits (virtually) from across the pond to talk to us about our identities in Christ. 

In this week of Stronger, we sit down with our friend Allan Chipman to talk about Richmond history and viewing white supremacy, systemic oppression and injustice from a biblical lens. Buckle in...there's a lot to learn!

For week 4 of Stronger we get the gift of having a conversation with our friend Rasheeda on allyship, her experience as a black woman in the corporate world and in a predominantly white church, and where our identities in Jesus intersect with our identities everywhere else.

This week in Stronger, we're talking about how we care for our souls. How can we adopt Jesus' lifestyle to better care for them?

Nicole Unice takes us through the story of Ruth to illustrate what kinds of love we might be living out. But what does a higher love look like?

We started this year's Stronger series with a necessary and impromptu message from Wags amidst the nationwide protest against police brutality and systemic racism. If your heart isn't breaking for the things that break God's heart, then your heart has been hardened in some way. You can make this a left or a right thing, but we're going to make it a Jesus thing. 

It's our last week of TA DA! and we're talking about how what you produce is determined by what source you're connected to.

This week we're talking about living into the truth that God won (spoiler alert) and how we can live like champions because He is one.

It's week 5 of TA DA! and today we're talking about power, authority, and "living our truth". How do you see God's power active in your life?

As Christians, we should be the most hopeful people. So why does it feel like sometimes we're just...not? What is it we're getting wrong?

What is the role of wisdom in our lives? How could we possibly use it in the wrong ways? We take a look at what it means to have Godly wisdom in this week of Ta Da!

In week 2 of Ta Da, we're talking about how to build an awareness of the presence of God in every area of our lives.

We're kicking off a new series this week in the midst of this crazy time in the world. But what does all of this mean for the Church? Could God be preparing us for His big reveal? And are we going to be ready to be a part of it?

Jesus sees our fear but Easter reminds us of the promise. We just have to keep making sure our vision is clear.

Join us for week 6 of "The Art of the Story", where our good friend Nicole Unice is challenging our version of forgiveness.

What does our own judgement do to the value of the grace of God?

What happens when we sync up with all the things God has been cultivating in us?

In our third week of The Art of Story, Tick Williams talks to us through the wonderful world of the internet in the midst of COVID-19 cancellations. He talks through the parable of the sower: what are we sowing, and what should success look like for us?

In week 2 of The Art of Story, we're talking about the famous prodigal son story. How do you mend broken relationships? Who are you in this story?

It's the first week of The Art of Story and we're diving into the parables of Jesus, starting with the Good Samaritan. Throughout this series, we're keeping this in mind: parables will expose the things within us that we want to keep hidden. 

In our final week of Exiles, our friend Darrin Patrick examines how if we are to become missionaries where we are, God must first expose us.

Are you willing to get uncomfortable?

Pride doesn't hide- we're just numb to it. So what effect does it have on our relationships and how we follow Jesus? And what's the solution?

It's week 5 of Exiles and we're asking the long-debated question: God is good, then why is there suffering?

This week, we're talking about having the right priorities, which leads to consistency, which leads to excellence. But why do all those things matter?