Hillside Church

Jesus sits down at the right hand of the Father, having finished the work required of Him. Join us in Hebrews, chapter 8, as we study the implications of the New Covenant found in Jesus.

What is the role of Jesus as our Great High Priest? How do we understand Jesus' role after the Resurrection, interceding on our behalf before the Father? Join us in chapter 7 as we follow the author of Hebrews.

Scott Curran & Bruce Feyen give an overview of the importance of godly parenting and what it means to be a godly friend to another.

What does it mean for Christ to be our anchor? What does it mean to have certainty of the faith? Join us as we learn this and more in Hebrews 6.

What are the warning signs of a faith that is wavering? The author of Hebrews gives a stern warning against falling away.

For the faithful believer, the enemy has lost his voice before God due to the price already paid by Jesus for our sins. Jesus, who is our great high priest, not only could relate to humanity, but saved humanity.

Those who place their faith in Jesus, those who believe, will enjoy God's rest.

How does perseverance play into our salvation? There are a number of verses in the Bible that highlight the need for perseverance. Watch with us as we explore the great call to persevere.

When we consider who Jesus is and what His life, death, and resurrection offer, the author of Hebrews is speaking to Jewish believers considering a return to Judaism over the Christian faith. The reminder given is why the New Covenant is more complete.

What are the implications of the words, "He is Risen"? Join us as we study this linchpin of the Christian faith and remember the Resurrection of Jesus.

Salvation belongs to our God! He is the only King. He is the only way. He is the Lamb, the only Savior. As believers, we remember the sigificance of this day: Palm Sunday.

This year, elders and teachers in our church are tackling different Proverbs as we consider our lives in light of wisdom

Jesus asks his disciples, "Who do people say that I am?". This question was not only for His Disciples, but for you and me also. Listen as Pastor David Ashworth teaches the rest of chapter 2 of Hebrews.

How should the Christian guard their life and preserve the Gospel in their heart? The reminder as we begin this chapter is that the author of Hebrews warns us of where things begin to go wrong in our lives and how the Gospel of Jesus is our remedy.

Jesus is begotten; He is the only son; He is worshipped; He is enthroned as king. Listen as we complete the first chapter in Hebrews.

How does the supremacy of Jesus impact our lives and what we face? Join us as we walk through the first four verses of Hebrews.

Listen to today's service as Pastor Ashworth covers the church vision in Romans 12:9-18 and Revelation chapters 2-3. What kind of church does God want us to be? What does God want us all to be as His church?

Our lesson today is on communion and fasting and how both actions point us to the return of Jesus. Join us as we cover what Scripture declares of both.

In life, the question is: Do we trust God? In Judah's darkest moment in the Old Testament, they lose everything and are sent into exile. Could we trust God then? Seeing God's plan in the midst of sin helps us to understand one of many reasons for suffering as we answer the question: Will we trust God?

Faith will bring contentment in any circumstance if the person's life is fully dependent upon Jesus. Paul experienced both blessing and rescue in his life and as he lived out the will of God. Paul's life is marked by God's providence.

Salvation was finished at the empty tomb, but the Christian life began there. What does it mean to put off the old self and put on the new self? Join us as we work our way to two important Philippians verses.

Peace begins with trust. It is trusting who God is, trusting the cross and the price Jesus paid not only to save you, but to make you into who God declares you are becoming.

Paul looks at his life on this earth as a precursor to eternity. He does not get lost in worldly pursuits. The challenge given from the testimony of his life is to live continually with eternity in view.

What does Paul's example of pursuing Christ have for us today as believers? It is one thing to be saved yet another to live for Him. We often want the salvation of God, but not the life He calls us to. This bare minimum approach to the faith leaves us wanting more when God calls us to live out surrender.

People of the Word : If the Word of God stands forever, it is up to us and our decisions in life that determine whether or not we stand upon it, as our foundation.