Hill City RVA

Exiles // Engaging Adversity

This week, we're talking about how disciples of Jesus engage adversity and how we are not promised that we won't experience pain but that God will be with you in your pain.

Exiles // Resilient Faith

In week 2 of Exiles, we're jumping into the world of Daniel and his friends, and how refusing to compromise to the kingdoms of this world helped shaped them into disciples with resilient faith.

Exiles // Exile Living

In the first week of the new year's series "Exiles", we're talking about what it means to live as exiles in this world and why it should matter to us.

Never Thirst Again // Living Scandalously

In the last week of Never Thirst Again, we're talking about how a life modeled after Jesus will be scandalous to religious and secular culture, threatening to power structures, and life giving to people who are marginalized or searching for real purpose. 

Never Thirst Again // Consuming vs. Contributing

In week 3 of Never Thirst Again, we're asking: what is the difference between consumer Christianity and actually following Jesus?

Never Thirst Again // Being Present

This week, we're talking about the moments that we could miss if we're not present. The woman at the well almost missed the Messiah standing in front of her- what could you be missing that's standing in front of you right now?

Never Thirst Again // Week 1

In the kickoff of our new series, Never Thirst Again, we're starting off looking at the interaction of Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well. Why was this conversation so revolutionary?

What If // Abundant Living

In the last week of our What If series, John lays out why generosity is so important and the difference between an abundance mindset and a scarcity mindset.

What If // It's In Your Hands

In week 2 of our What If series, pastor Vernon Gordon from Life Church RVA talks about how the work of our hands will tell the values of our hearts.

What if? // God-sized Dreams

In week 1 of What If? we're looking at our expectations, potential and dreams and making sure that God is in all of them. Do we want to be Kingdom builders or Kingdom consumers?