The Hills Church, Fort Worth, Texas

FINISH STRONG - David Meyer (29 December 2019) by The Hills Church

Jesus will be with you in form of the Holy Spirit until he returns to take you home with Him to the Heavenly Father.

Christmas Eve service 2019. Jesus was not where he was expected to be.

In this Christmas series we will add some "extras" to the nativity scene-people who play an important role in the Christmas story yet rarely get the attention they deserve. This week we will look at Simeon and Anna.

In this Christmas series we will add some "extras" to the nativity scene-people who play an important role in the Christmas story yet rarely get the attention they deserve. This week we will look at Joseph.

We all love to add some extra decorations at the Christmas season. This series wants to add some extra characters to the Christmas story who can add some needed “extras” to our own faith journey.

Jesus promises us another Advocate. The Holy Spirit will reside in us forever. He will never leave. So how do we help cultivate that relationship to bring us the most comfort, encouragement and strength.

There is no Kingdom Come unless the King comes back. Because of this, Christians remind one another of a shared eternal hope. Why is Jesus coming Back?

In Jesus' last conversation with his disciples he mentioned leaving ten times. None of the disciples wanted Jesus to leave, and not one single moment did Jesus think about staying. Somehow his leaving was connected to more of the Kingdom coming.

The hope of the world is a church in mission with God.

Jesus didn't come because he had nothing better to do, but because there was nothing better he could do. He came to seek and to save...those are his words.

Many people struggle with the tipic of judgment. "Judgmental" represents the worst attitudes in Christianity. So what do we need to know Jesus says judgment?

Jesus never wondered why he came. His life started on mission, stayed on mission and ended on mission. He never wondered what he was doing there.

Some issues have a greater capacity to divide families more than others, such as politics, sports loyalties, money isses. Jesus can be included in this category.

There is a theological basis for us to have an aversion to snakes. Revelation 12:9

In Mark we read about the disciples arguing about who would be first in God's Kingdom.

What happens when the Kingdom comes in ways that make us wonder if it's really the Kingdom at all? John prophesied that God's Messiah, His chosen One, was coming to establish his kingdom. He can help answer that question.

What happens when the Kingdom comes in ways that make us wonder if it's really the Kingdom at all? John prophesied that God's Messiah, His chosen One, was coming to establish his kingdom. He can help answer that question.

When Jesus came the first time he healed the sick, cast out demons, and even raised the dead. Even so, some doubted he was the King of Kings. When he comes back the second time there will be no doubt that he is THE KING!

Not too small to be seen, by Chris Hatchett, Southlake Campus Minister, Southlake, Texas

Why did Jesus come? We are going to let him tell us. But to understand why he came we must first understand who he is.

Prayer + Faith - Taylor Walling (1 September 2019) by The Hills Church

Justice. Mercy. Humility. Repeat! What God wants is not complicated, but it is not easy either. That's because we do not live in a world that focuses first on others.

It is easy to drift towards blurred vision, including in the arena of faith. The pursuit of clarity must be intentional to keep focusing on the values God has said we should focus on.

"He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God." Micah 6:8. Focusing on justice is what God does every day.