College Hills Church Podcast

Kindness, generosity, joy and peace mark this time of the year. We feel a spirit of good-will that’s in the air. We even have a phrase to describe it-Christmas Cheer. What if the Christmas spirit was something we could experience 365 days a year? What if our focus was on giving instead of getting?

The life of the Christian should reflect the life of Christ. One of the key features we see in Jesus is that of being gentle and humble in heart (Matthew 11:28-29). Gentleness shapes the life, ministry, and message of Jesus. Therefore, this virtue should shape our lives as Christians as well. Join us Sunday as we encounter and become like this gentle Jesus.   

The call of Christians is to produce the fruit of the Spirit with our lives. One dimension of this fruit is the virtue of patience. In this week’s lesson we will look at this rare virtue in our world and how Christians might begin to cultivate this precious fruit. 

The call of the Christian is to be an instrument of peace. But the challenge of our text this week is that the journey of working towards peace around us is to begin by finding peace within. This way of life is possible but there is a surprising insight in our text that will help us find such peace.

Brad Rhoads, founder of Grace Marriage, speaks about the importance of grace and intentionality in a marriage relationship.

Community is at the heart of God and God’s people. We are designed to be in relationship with God, each other, and the world. In this week’s lesson we will look at the importance and challenge of being in community.

Would you believe that as disciples of Jesus we are to study the Bible?

The key to life is "just one thing."

"Lord, teach us to pray...."