Saints‘ Hill Church Podcast

This last Sunday we were joined by guest speaker, Phil Zahn. Phil imparted to us single-mindedness and simple love for Jesus. When we give up our right to understand and control our lives, Jesus is able to lead us the way He wants to. Our job is to never get ahead of Him, but to stay close beside Him and behind Him, to let Him lead. God is so trustworthy. He protects us, tells us t

This last Sunday, we wrapped up our Baptism Series with a teaching on the Baptism of the Holy Spirit.We believe that Jesus intended you to live a life completely submerged in His Holy Spirit. Throughout the New Testament we see the filling of the Holy Spirit as a repeated experience in the life of the believer. The Baptism of the Holy Spirit is a baptism of love. It’s designed to

As Christians, we believe that Jesus’ Resurrection is the most significant event in all of human history. The Resurrection solves the ultimate problem that all other problems point to - death. Ever since Adam and Eve chose death in the garden, humans have been arranging their lives to avoid the pain, loss and suffering that comes with mortality. God didn’t make humans to die, s

This last Sunday, we heard from Bria Wolter on what it means to steward the reality of our baptism into Christ.Your baptism affords you a new position in life that comes with a new way of living. We live out this new position through a life of communion, consecration, and fresh oil. Everything He did, He did so He could be close to you. We pray that you are filled with fresh hope a

This last Sunday we got to hear from one of our elders, Austin Smith, on baptism as the entry into New Covenant family.When you got baptized, you entered into a family, not just a religion. The culture of this family is distinct, and in order to live the life you were mean to live in Christ, you must learn to prioritize the one thing that the family prioritizes - loving and cherish

Last week we laid the foundation for baptism with a thorough examination of the gospel. This week Alex talked more in depth about what baptism is and what it does.Different traditions have held different stances throughout the centuries on what baptism is. Our stance is that the act of baptism doesn’t save you but should always accompany the faith that does. Baptism gives you a n

This last Sunday we began a new series in which we intend to lay out a theological foundation for what baptism is, what it means, and what it accomplishes. In order to understand what baptism is, we first need a thorough examination of the gospel. God made a world that needed human partnership in order to expand his kingdom physically and spiritually throughout the earth. The human

All Christians believe that Jesus will return to remake the world someday, but how should we live as a result of this?In Luke 12v35-48, Jesus paints a picture of what it means to be ready for His return. We are called to live with a readiness that says no to greed, gluttony, and the pursuit of luxury. We are called to be obedient to God’s voice, stewarding our God-given earthly b

This last Sunday, Laura Sharp taught us through Luke 12v22-34 and Jesus’ famous words on worry.If pride says I have enough, I don’t need to trust God; worry says, will I have enough? I’m afraid to trust God.No matter which way you spin it, worry is a trap. It lies to you about who God is and how He wants to care for you. In this passage we are invited into a lifestyle that ki

What does it mean to be rich toward God? On Sunday, Jake Vigil taught us through Jesus’ words in Luke 12v13-21. In this passage, Jesus tells a parable and warns against building up earthly treasure without being rich toward God. Some of the ways we get rich toward God are by crucifying the flesh, daily Bible reading, a lifestyle of prayer, fasting, generosity, and gratitude that