Grace Hills Church

Real life-giving relationships happening in real life-giving churches. They involve connection, community, commitment, and consistency.

There is a God-given potential inside of you that you will never reach in isolation. The system that God created to bring you to maturity in your life is the local church.

Repentance is a tool from God to help you find healing. Shame is a tool from the enemy to keep you in your hurt/failures.

Being a person God can use is not about your abilities, but your willingness to follow and trust in Him.

God promises to lead us continually throughout life and provide divine direction when we trust Him with our whole heart and seek His will in everything. (Proverbs 3:5-6)

It is your faithfulness in what you have now that allows God to bless you in your life because if you are faithful with little, you will be faithful with much.

There is an enemy, and his purpose is to cause destruction in your life. The good news is that the Bible not only tells us how to battle his schemes; it tells us how to be victorious against EVERY attack of the enemy.

We are called to make disciples by modeling the mandate (aka living out the instructions in the Bible, our life as an example worth following).

The only way to have hope that is unwavering is to build it on the only person who is unwavering.

If you believe that God is mad at you when you fail then you will get stuck in a cycle of failures because you will run and hide from the one person who can help you overcome.

Jesus shows us how to pray with both expectation and trust, which leads us to a place of both hope and peace.

God never has us wait unintentionally, so make sure you wait intentionally.

When we assess our baggage and leave behind what is holding us back, we are free to move forward into the life God has for us.

Your obedience to God today can reap benefits long after you die.

If we can identify and counteract the enemy’s strategy in our lives, then his strategy loses power.

A conversation between Josh Firey and Zac Cunningham, our new Family Pastor, about our vision for our church’s role in discipling the next generation.

What we do after our battles can shape the future of our faith.

We want people to know Jesus, who he created them to be, and help them live out their God given purpose.

Your faith and your faithfulness are making a difference in the lives of others, even when you can't see it.