Hill City RVA

Back to the Future | Jesus-centered

It's a new year and a new season for our church. We're going back to go forward: taking on the mindset of replanting our church and starting from the beginning. And what's the first step? Centering in on Jesus.

Dec 27 | A Ready Stance

How are you going into 2021? Are you bracing for impact- or are you in a ready stance to receive what God is doing? 

Peace With Us | The Rule of Peace

Today Nicole Unice talks to us about making the choice to let the peace of Christ rule in our lives. How does that change our hearts, minds, and vision for the world?

Peace With Us | Relational Peace

Relationships can be tumultuous, but we can look to scripture to see how to pursue peace within them- and it might look different than you'd think. Let's talk about it.

Peace With Us | Transcendent Peace

In the first week of our new series, Peace With Us, we're talking about the keys to peace that transcends circumstances. 

Who We Are | Tick Williams: People of Hope

“‘For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the Lord…”

 

You may have heard this verse referenced everywhere, seen it in social media bios, on coffee mugs, t-shirts, etc….

But what is the context of it? How can we look at the bigger picture of this story and find an example of how to have hope in the midst of hard places? And what does the game of spades have to do with it?

 

Our good friend Tick Williams wants to talk about it.

Who We Are | People of Generosity

What's the big deal about being generous? Why does it matter what we do with our resources, and what does Jesus have to say about it? 

Who We Are | People of the Word

The Bible tells me so...

You've probably heard that phrase at some point in your life- but how do we actually approach the Bible? What kind of a voice does it have in our lives?

Who We Are | People of Witness

When we become followers of Jesus, we become other things, too. But what are those things? First up: we are people of witness.

 

Jesus For President | Unity Over Uniformity

It's not a secret: we're more divided than we've ever been as a nation. But, what about as a church? What can we do to model unity that may seem crazy to the outside world?