Why You're Really Here (July 6, 2025)

In the movies, every important meeting starts with a clear “You may be wondering why I’ve called you here today.” Real meetings leave you guessing the whole time—and sometimes long after. We often treat God’s Word the same way, yet Ephesians 1 addresses the question head-on: why are you here?

Ladders Over the Wall (August 25, 2024)

It's easy to hunker down when life gets complicated—to pull back, manage what's in front of us, and quietly wonder whether God's bigger plan still has a place for us in it. Genesis 24 puts that question directly to a household living between promise and fulfillment, where staying within your own borders feels safe, and extending the ladder over the wall feels like a risk you might not be ready to take.

This Week at Little Hills (November 10, 2024): God's Leads Us

We don’t always expect how God is going to lead us, but we can follow Him knowing He is very much with us every step of the way.

We Believe: Our Purpose

Realizing God’s purpose can bring a sense of fulfillment to our lives. Unfortunately, our focus can be disrupted by various distractions, which can prevent us from discovering our true calling. By surrendering to His will every day, we can unlock blessings and experience transformation.

This Week at Little Hills: Zechariah (February 16, 2023)

Why are we doing the things we do? Are we doing them because we love our God?

This Week at Little Hills: Malachi (February 9, 2023)

How do we think we become acceptable before God? Jason helps us to think about the reality of God’s grace.

This Week at Little Hills: Jonah (February 2, 2023)

Jim helps us to think about what we learn from Jonah’s attempt to flee God’s calling for his life.

Worth Protecting (January 30, 2023)

Do we have a purpose in life? Pastor Tim wraps up our series on Psalm 3, looking at our individual callings from God.

Jonah and the Whale

Pastor Gene begins a short series on the life of Jonah.

Why Am I Here? (May 1, 2022)

We struggle to get our heads around why God allows suffering. How do we make sense of what happens in our world?