The Hallows Church

Pastor Andrew teaches that sinners of a different sort say to God—"Not My Will but Thy Will Be Done,” to sin—"Enough is Enough,” and will hear from God—“Well done good and faithful servant”, from 1 Peter 4:1-6.

Pastor Andrew continues our study of 1 Peter showing us how the gospel of Jesus Christ replaces our fear and despair with faith and hope.

Pastor Mark continues our study of 1 Peter by inviting us to defend our hope in the gospel through devotion, persuasion, and incarnational integrity.

Pastor Andrew continues our series called Strangers and Exiles: Sinners of a Different sort, which is a study of 1 Peter. In this message, he identifies the church’s creed of conduct that should come to characterize all who belong to her.

Pastor Andrew continues our series called Strangers and Exiles: Sinners of a Different sort, which is a study of 1 Peter. In this message, he explains how husbands and wives are to commend the gospel to one another.

Pastor Mark continues our study of 1 Peter by calling us to rest in the reality of Jesus’ grace to equip and encourage in seasons of suffering, from 1 Peter 2:18-25.

Pastor Mark continues our study of 1 Peter by equipping us to live honorably through actions that bless the church and the world, from 1 Peter 2:11-17.

Pastor Andrew continues our series called Strangers and Exiles: Sinners of a Different sort, which is a study of 1 Peter. In this message, he helps clarify the church’s self-understanding as a chosen and cherished people.

Pastor Andrew continues our series called Strangers and Exiles: Sinners of a Different sort, which is a study of 1 Peter. In this message, he identifies the nature of the love that flows among us in the church as a result of the gospel.

Pastor Andrew encourages us to display the difference Jesus makes in our lives by embracing who we are in Christ, embracing who God is as our Holy Father and Impartial Judge, and embracing the gospel over and over again.

Pastor Andrew continues to explore the mystery and wonders of The Gospel - from our earthly understanding and the lens of the heavenly realm beyond us.

Pastor Andrew continues to explore what Peter's fatherly counsel was to those who knew well what it was to struggle in various ways (especially because of their faith in Christ) and were tempted to give up hope.

Pastor Andrew kicks off our new series called Strangers and Exiles: Sinners of a Different sort, which is a study of 1 Peter. He begins by exploring what it means for Jesus’s people to live as exiles.

In our final week of Acts, Pastor Mark continues our study by encouraging us to have confidence in God’s unhindered movement of the gospel, from Acts 28.

Pastor Jeff continues our study of the Book of Acts as we learn this week from the Apostle Paul how he stayed steady through the storm by having the right perspective about the storm, by finding purpose within the storm and by relying on the presence of God during the storm.

Pastor Bryant continues our study of the Book of Acts showing encouraging us in how God sovereignly orchestrates the circumstances of our lives to give those far from him opportunities to experience the good news of the gospel, through us!

Pastor Andrew continues our study of the Book of Acts showing that when the heat is turned up on our faith, the gospel enables us to maintain a composed demeanor and engage in courageous evangelism.

Pastor Andrew continues our study of the Book of Acts declaring that God’s quiet and subtle providence serves the fulfillment of His promises—even in the midst of oppression and injustice.

Pastor Mark continues our study of the Book of Acts encouraging us that Christians can respond to injustice with testimony and passionate urgency, from Acts 22:1-23:11.

Processing the current civil unrest, country-wide protests, and racial injustice? In this 8-minute clip, Pastor Andrew Arthur from The Hallows Church speaks to the church about the current times and questions. “In humility, people created in the image of God take their seat at society’s table. In humility, those already seated make the necessary room. Sometimes, the humble have to change tables al...

Pastor Mark continues our study of the Book of Acts encouraging us with the truth that suffering brings us closer to Christ while demonstrating Christlikeness to those around us, from Acts 21:15-36.

Pastor Andrew continues our study of the book of Acts addressing the question: What do we do when God’s will for our lives clashes with what others want for our lives, specifically those who love us most?

Pastor Andrew continues our study of the Book of Acts by encouraging to lead like Jesus with grit and grace, from Acts 20:17-38.

Pastor Andrew continues our study of the Book of Acts by encouraging us to encourage one another by supporting each other, reaching out to each other, serving alongside each other, and gathering with each other, from Acts 20:1-16.

Pastor Andrew continues our study of the Book of Acts by declaring that repentance returns us to our first love, from Acts 19:11-41.