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Unity | Series: Communicators Weekend | Tquan Moore by The Hills Church

You are capable of enduring more than you think you can, and it’s not for nothing. God is working to grow you through anything and everything you endure. Don’t quit.

Habakkuk understood that through worship and praise we learn how to remain loyal to God because of who He is, not just because of what He does. Through worship we get a glimpse of a God who is bigger than our questions.

Habakkuk believed in the sovereignty of God. He trusted God even though it didn't make sense. He knew God could put an end to the evil around him, but evil was still there. So he asked God "How long?".

Habakkuk was sure of the existence of God, and he was also sure of the character of God. But he could not understand why God allowed so much evil in the nation he loved. He asked God "why?"

The story of the exodus of his chosen people, the Israelites, from Egyptian captivity is a story of a God who delivers. Today, he still delivers us by helping us break free from the bondage of judgment.

The story of the exodus of his chosen people, the Israelites, from Egyptian captivity is a story of a God who delivers. Today, he still delivers us by helping us break free from the bondage of injustice.

The story of the exodus of his chosen people, the Israelites, from Egyptian captivity is a story of a God who delivers. Today, he still delivers us by helping us break free from the bondage of disappointment.

When Israel left Egypt, they stood at a pivotal moment. What kind of nation would they become? What values would they hold? What story would shape their society?

The story of the exodus of his chosen people, the Israelites, from Egyptian captivity is a story of a God who delivers. Today, he still delivers us by helping us break free from the bondage of unbelief.

The story of the exodus of his chosen people, the Israelites, from Egyptian captivity is a story of a God who delivers. Today, he still delivers us by helping us break free from the bondage of inadequacy.

The story of the exodus of his chosen people, the Israelites, from Egyptian captivity is a story of a God who delivers. Today, he still delivers us by helping us break free from the bondage of futility.

The story of the Exodus of His Chosen people, the Israelites, from Egyptian captivity is a story of a God who delivers. Today, he still delivers us by helping us break free the bondage of pride.

The story of the exodus of his chosen people, the Israelites, from Egyptian captivity is a story of a God who delivers. Today, he still delivers us by helping us break free bondage of fear.

Easter is not about reset, it's about rebirth. It's not an opportunity to go back to what was, it's an invitation to lean into what ought to be.

The first half of Mark's Gospel has been swirling around one main question: Who is Jesus of Nazareth? In this pivotal scene, we get an answer that the disciples only half understand.

True religion is not designed, it's received. It is a submission to sacred scriptures, observance of sacraments, and participation in community that observers can encounter God.

When Jesus spoke of traditions he referred to beliefs and practices outside the scripture, not inside the scriptures. The idea that man was made for tradition needs to be second-guessed.

Jesus always viewed reality through the lens of a greater reality by bringing God into the equation. This is why he second-guessed most understanding of what might be possible.

Even though we don't like to think about death, life has a way of bringig up the subject. For Jairus, that meant he had to decide who he was going to second-guess.

When Jesus becomes "friends with sinners", He is second guessed by others around him.

When Jesus first encounters religious leaders, their second-guessing gets at the heart of who Jesus is and what He has authority to give.

It was instant success, at least from the disciple's perspective. Jesus' first followers were also the first to question the priorities of his mission.

God tells us to make disciples in every nation and tell the next generations of his mighty power and majesty. Today we will hear how that relates to the next vision of The Hills Church.

We all live with the reality of anxiety, is it possible to live with peace instead of panic? Paul teaches us how to win the battle of the mind by changing the way we think about a challenge.

When Paul was in prison he learned that keeping calm is a determination not a destination. He learned that his strength comes from the Lord.

Writing from prison, Paul insists that we have spiritual resources that we can use to Keep Calm. We do not have to live trying to stay afloat in a sea of anxiety.

The Bible teaches us that the presence of anxiety is optional. Jesus teaches us how to live with anxiety by looking to Him.

If you could change one area of your life that would transform all others, would you do it? This message details why your life moves in the direction of your strongest thoughts, and how to make 2021 a great year.

John referred to himself as the disciple Jesus loved. How would it change your life if you realized you are God’s favorite?

As we evaluate 2020, let’s see how well we kept our focus and love on God and use this as motivation moving into 2021. Our love for God sets the foundation for how we live our lives.

"Christ" is not Jesus last name, it is perhaps his most important title. It is the Greek form of the Hebrew word "Messiah", and it was given to Jesus as soon as he was born.

This has been a year where we have all had to deal with isolation of some sort. However, we have assurance from the name Immanuel that "God is with us". We are never truly alone.

The child Mary carried would be given many titles, but he was only given one name. It was an ordinary and common name that is not even unique in scriptures. But it was uniquely chosen for Mary's baby.

You live differently when you realize that the maker of the universe is with you in your valley and mountain top seasons. The God who spoke the solar system into existence tells you "I am with you" today.

2020 has been a hard year for us. Life in this pandemic has been hard! This difficult season has left many of us feeling like we are not ok! During difficult times such as this, it is easy to feel like God has abandon His people, when in fact God has spoken the contrary to sus Christ and He has it's ok, not to be ok!

2020 has been an incredibly difficult year. With difficult circumstances all around things can sometimes feel hopeless. But because of Jesus, we can Choose Hope anyway whether we see better days coming or not.

Celebrating what God has done through the 2020 Vision of our church. For 15 years this vision has given direction to our mission to make and grow followers of Jesus. We are taking a moment to look back will fill us with great anticipation as we look ahead.

It's amazing how little effort it takes on our part to be such a huge blessing in someone else's life.

The first thought of God revealed in the Bible is "light in the darkness".

God chooses to relate to all people through promise and faith. A promise is God's will and power to create a new future out of a barren past. Faith is the capacity to embrace and act on that announded future with such passion that one must move in its direction.

Natural law cannot restrict our God from intervening when and how He chooses. God can do anything consistent with who He is and what He wants done.

We can find joy and peace in hard seasons by putting our faith and hope in someone that remains unchanging, God, the great I AM.

It's possible to engage the political process in a way that opens doors for our witness of Christ rather than closing them.

During this political season our allegiancer is to Jesus alone, our King of Kings and Lord of Lords.

Division seems ever present - but just as present is the solution Jesus offers. Jesus offers unity. But what does that actually look like? In this series out of Romans 12, we'll talk about the unity Jesus offers and what God's people living God's way looks like in the messy, everyday stuff of doing life together.

Healthy Christian community makes no place for personal pride, but shows us a better way to see ourselves and others.

Division seems ever present these days - but just as present is the solution Jesus offers.

The truth is some marriages don't last. God hates divorce, but He loves the divorced!

We can sometimes resist the idea of submission because in our culture we rightly view men and women as equals. But Paul says followers of Christ should choose mutuality of service and surrender.