Grace Hill Church

We continue our study in the letter of James. We have been unfaithful to God yet He repairs what we have ruptured. God gives more grace. It is from this grace we show grace to one another.

We begin a new series called Stories of Belief, where we look at seven signs Jesus performs as recorded in the gospel of John that reveal who Jesus is.

We begin a new series called Stories of Belief, where we look at seven signs Jesus performs as recorded in the gospel of John that reveal who Jesus is.

We begin a new series called Stories of Belief, where we look at seven signs Jesus performs as recorded in the gospel of John that reveal who Jesus is.

We begin a new series called Stories of Belief, Pt. 1, where we look at seven signs Jesus performs as recorded in the gospel of John that reveal who Jesus is.

In the midst of the loss of a beloved church member, we look to 1 Thessalonians to understand grief and hope.

God specifically calls His people to raise up the next generation. We talk about HOW we should raise up the next generation to know the Lord and not just know about the Lord.

On Sunday we began a new series called Highways & Hedges where we were reminded that God’s desire is that all people would come to feast at His table.

In this broken and confusing world we live in, God knows we get to where we question and doubt. He understands and continues to reach out for us and lead us regardless. He loves us and still calls us to follow.

We study Psalm 6 to discover the markers of “child-ish faith”, vs. “child-like faith”.

We continue our study in the letter of James. We have been unfaithful to God yet He repairs what we have ruptured. God gives more grace. It is from this grace we show grace to one another.

We continue our study in the letter of James. We are challenged to discern whether we are living our lives according to the wisdom from above (godly) or from below (worldly).

We study Psalm 5 to discover how God uses flawed people to be His image bearers, reflecting Him to the world.

We study Psalm 4 to learn what it means to offer right sacrifices to God and how that leads to a joy that is better than anything this world could offer.

We study Psalm 3 and learn three ways that Christians are supposed to show up in a world that is opposed to what they believe.

We cover James 3:1-12 as we continue our series, "Dirty Theology". This week James shows us that what comes out of our mouths shows who we worship. Does our speech bless or does it burn?

Join us as we continue in our study of James 2:14-26 as we get a clear understanding for how to know we are truly members of God’s people.

We are in our fifth message in the Dirty Theology, James, series. Join us as we study James 2:1-13, learning that God’s people are called to relate to one another the way God relates to us.

We are in our fourth message in the Dirty Theology, James, series. Hear Pastor Evan Snyder as he teaches through James 1:19-27.

Join us as we study Psalm 2. Psalm 2 reminds us that the world rebelling against God and God’s people is not a new occurrence. Just as David did, we can meditate on the promises of God and be reminded that his kingdom alone will last forever.

Join us as we study Psalm 1. Psalm 1 acts as a guide to the purpose of the Psalter and an invitation to experience the delight that comes when we meditate on the Word of God.

For our final week in our FORMED series, we study Acts 2 among many other passages to understand how Jesus calls His church to live the Christian life together. Reflection Questions: How have you typically defined Christlike character and endurance for yourself? How would it make you feel if a friend… …asked you to read the Bible with them once a week? …asked you to help watch their kids so they c...

JAMES, Part Three | Dirty Theology - Evan Snyder

For our ninth week in our FORMED series, we study Ezekiel 36 among many other passages to understand the role of the Holy Spirit in our lives. Reflection Questions: 1. Read Ezekiel 36:22-28, Jeremiah 31:33, and John 14:26. What is God’s role in our growth and sanctification? 2. Review 1 Thessalonians 5:16-21, Isaiah 63:10, Acts 7:51, Ephesians 4:29-32, 1 Corinthian 12:3, and Jude 19. What does it...

We continue in our FORMED series and study Ephesians 4 and 2 Corinthians 5 to understand WHY it is critical that Christlike Character be formed in us. Reflection Questions: 1. Christlike Character is when our “inner being is at rest under the compassion and Lordship of Christ.” What is the inner being? 2. What do you think it means to be at rest under the compassion of Christ? 3. What do you think...