Who do you think you are? How you see yourself will affect how you live… and how you relate to others… and how you engage in every other aspect of your life. God speaks to us about this clearly and compellingly in the book of Ephesians. We’ll walk through this book, strengthening our identity (alive in Christ) and focusing our purpose (living in the world) - and doing so all together.
Who do you think you are? How you see yourself will affect how you live… and how you relate to others… and how you engage in every other aspect of your life. God speaks to us about this clearly and compellingly in the book of Ephesians. We’ll walk through this book, strengthening our identity (alive in Christ) and focusing our purpose (living in the world) - and doing so all together.
Who do you think you are? How you see yourself will affect how you live… and how you relate to others… and how you engage in every other aspect of your life. God speaks to us about this clearly and compellingly in the book of Ephesians. We’ll walk through this book, strengthening our identity (alive in Christ) and focusing our purpose (living in the world) - and doing so all together.
Who do you think you are? How you see yourself will affect how you live… and how you relate to others… and how you engage in every other aspect of your life. God speaks to us about this clearly and compellingly in the book of Ephesians. We’ll walk through this book, strengthening our identity (alive in Christ) and focusing our purpose (living in the world) - and doing so all together.
Who do you think you are? How you see yourself will affect how you live… and how you relate to others… and how you engage in every other aspect of your life. God speaks to us about this clearly and compellingly in the book of Ephesians. We’ll walk through this book, strengthening our identity (alive in Christ) and focusing our purpose (living in the world) - and doing so all together.
Who do you think you are? How you see yourself will affect how you live… and how you relate to others… and how you engage in every other aspect of your life. God speaks to us about this clearly and compellingly in the book of Ephesians. We’ll walk through this book, strengthening our identity (alive in Christ) and focusing our purpose (living in the world) - and doing so all together. Join us for this new series, beginning this Sunday, January 14th at our 9:00am and 10:45am services!!
Join us for a special interactive service lead by Nicholas and Stephanie Winn!
Join us for a special New Year’s Eve service with our Elders!
Happy New Year SunHills! Let’s begin 2018 in the spirit of prayer together. Today we ask that the Holy Spirit would fill us with unshakeable confidence that does not come from ourselves as we seek God in prayer this new year.
Join us for our Christmas Eve service!
Join us as we explore the original Christmas story and how our stories can be shaped by this story. Each week in this series we’ll take a fresh and fun look at personal encounters with the birth of Jesus. It’s going to be a great journey as we enter into A Christmas Story.
Join us as we explore the original Christmas story and how our stories can be shaped by this story. Each week in this series we’ll take a fresh and fun look at personal encounters with the birth of Jesus. It’s going to be a great journey as we enter into A Christmas Story.
Join us as we explore the original Christmas story and how our stories can be shaped by this story. Each week in this series we’ll take a fresh and fun look at personal encounters with the birth of Jesus. It’s going to be a great journey as we enter into A Christmas Story.
Focusing on the meals Jesus shared with people during his life and ministry!
Focusing on the meals Jesus shared with people during his life and ministry!
Focusing on the meals Jesus shared with people during his life and ministry!
Focusing on the meals Jesus shared with people during his life and ministry!
Focusing on the meals Jesus shared with people during his life and ministry!
Focusing on the meals Jesus shared with people during his life and ministry!
Focusing on the meals Jesus shared with people during his life and ministry!
Focusing on the meals Jesus shared with people during his life and ministry!
In our Core series we dig in to what it means to be finding our JOY in Jesus. Join us for this three week message series!
Think about Luke 15 now – you and God should pick a few things in Luke 15 that seem important or meaningful to you. Do that now.
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In our Core series we dig in to what it means to be finding our JOY in Jesus. Join us for this three week message series!
In our Core series we dig in to what it means to be finding our JOY in Jesus. Join us for this three week message series!
This message is brought to you by Erich Grunder, the Student Ministries Pastor here at SunHills Church.
What good is it if you say you have faith but don’t show it by your actions? These words, from the book of James, call us to live out our faith. That is the focus of our summer series – ‘work it out’.
What good is it if you say you have faith but don’t show it by your actions? These words, from the book of James, call us to live out our faith. That is the focus of our summer series – ‘work it out’.
What good is it if you say you have faith but don’t show it by your actions? These words, from the book of James, call us to live out our faith. That is the focus of our summer series – ‘work it out’.
Please read along with us in James 4:13-17. We often make plans for ourselves, but in this section James is cautioning believers about making decisions independent of God. The proper Christian response is to humbly come before the Lord to ask about His plans. What is His mission and direction for our life? It has been often quoted during our James study, but Matthew 6:26-30 really speaks to this fact:
Tom and Kris Britting share their experiences and story of living up to God’s call to be good stewards. Email the Brittings at tkbritting@sbcglobal.net or call at (530) 409-6266.
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What good is it if you say you have faith but don’t show it by your actions? These words, from the book of James, call us to live out our faith. That is the focus of our summer series – ‘work it out’.
This week focuses on the accumulation of wealth for only the benefit of ones self.
What good is it if you say you have faith but don’t show it by your actions? These words, from the book of James, call us to live out our faith. That is the focus of our summer series – ‘work it out’.
What good is it if you say you have faith but don’t show it by your actions? These words, from the book of James, call us to live out our faith. That is the focus of our summer series – ‘work it out’.
What good is it if you say you have faith but don’t show it by your actions? These words, from the book of James, call us to live out our faith. That is the focus of our summer series – ‘work it out’.
What good is it if you say you have faith but don’t show it by your actions? These words, from the book of James, call us to live out our faith. That is the focus of our summer series – ‘work it out’.
Works of Grace
This week we continue in James 2:14-26 on how works play out with our faith. Please read the passage along with us. This week may seem like a simple passage, culminating in the truth that faith without works is dead. However, there is a lot of rich theology and old testament references in this passage. It is important to remember Jesus’ words in John 15:1-5:
I am the true vine, and my Father is the gardener. He cuts off every branch in me that bears no fruit, while every branch that does bear fruit he prunes so that it will be even more fruitful. You are already clean because of the word I have spoken to you. Remain in me, as I also remain in you. No branch can bear fruit by itself; it must remain in the vine. Neither can you bear fruit unless you remain in me. “I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing…”
What good is it if you say you have faith but don’t show it by your actions? These words, from the book of James, call us to live out our faith. That is the focus of our summer series – ‘work it out’.
What good is it if you say you have faith but don’t show it by your actions? These words, from the book of James, call us to live out our faith. That is the focus of our summer series – ‘work it out’.
Read James 1:19-27.
Reflection Questions:
What good is it if you say you have faith but don’t show it by your actions? These words, from the book of James, call us to live out our faith. That is the focus of our summer series – ‘work it out’.
Read James 1:12-18.
Reflection Questions:
What good is it if you say you have faith but don’t show it by your actions? These words, from the book of James, call us to live out our faith. That is the focus of our summer series – ‘work it out’.
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We are excited to start our Summer series in James and hope that you will read along with us. Church history teaches us that James was most likely the brother of Jesus. James speaks in a direct manner teaching us about life: how to live, what to expect and how to react.
Please read along with us in James 1:1-11.
Join the team as they spend a week together serving along side our partners, Torre Fuerte Church, in Ensenada, Mexico!
Paul begins this chapter with much of the same focus on his thankfulness in the Thessalonian church. We see that the Thessalonians are still enduring trials and persecutions, but that they are enduring (1:4). Paul also reminds the church of Christ’s return, and the judgment to come.
When Jason was in college he interned for a small business and by God’s grace had a Christian boss. Other non-believing co-workers, with long tenure, instantly noticed a connection between Jason and the boss. Not as a point of jealousy, but that because they were Christians, even though they knew each other a short time, they quickly had relationship. We all serve one God and fellowship comes freely between believers even when you first meet them.
In this chapter Paul presents a defense of his ministry to the Thessalonians (v. 1-12). This section may seem a little odd at first glance, which is why we must dive into the context. As we remember from Pastor Erich’s sermon two weeks ago, Paul initially visited the Thessalonians in Acts 17 and is now writing a letter after some time. In Acts 17:5-6 we see that Paul had many accusers in the city:
