Hill City RVA

You Have Heard // What's Your Motive?

In week 9 of our "You Have Heard" series, we're looking at our motives and asking ourselves: "how many good things have I done for not so good reasons?"

You Have Heard // Subtweeting Your Enemies

In week eight of our "You Have Heard" series, Dr. Carlos Smith takes a look at what Jesus said about loving our enemies- which, in the age of hard politics, generational hurts and subtweets, is a lot harder to do than we may think.

You Have Heard // Getting Revenge

It's Week 7 of our "You Have Heard" series in which we do a deep dive into the Sermon on the Mount. This week we're talking about REVENGE and the impact it has on both our own souls as well as society at large.

You Have Heard // People of Integrity

This week, we're learning how to be people of integrity by keeping our word without swearing by it and examining why gossip, lies and complaining has such a big effect on who we say we are.

You Have Heard // Looking for Loopholes

This week, we're talking about marriage, divorce, and how we need to stop looking for loopholes in order to take responsibility and pursue excellence in relationships. 

You Have Heard // Lust is Convenient

This week, we're talking all things lust- and asking ourselves: isn't it better to forgo something that is culturally convenient for what Jesus says is spiritually essential?

You Have Heard // What is Anger Doing to You?

In week 3 of our "You Have Heard" series, we're getting real and going deep into anger- what it is, what it does to us and to others, and how it prevents us from loving people.

You Have Heard // Where Love Leads Us

In week 2 of our "You Have Heard" series, we're talking about how we get to the point where love leads us and we're living more Jesus-like; often times, it's going to take us getting uncomfortable first.

You Have Heard // The Example of Christianity

In Week 1 of our "Have You Heard" series, we're talking about how the Sermon on the Mount shows us how to live our lives, leading us to the question: "what would people say Christianity is like if they used me as an example?"

Look up.

In this week's sermon, Wags talks about where we should be looking for perspective and hope- and we're asking the question, "how much would other people's lives change this year if you achieved all of your New Year's resolutions?"