Rolling Hills Community Church // Columbia Campus

Masterclass // The Sermon on the Mount

Jesus invites you to live “The Blessed Life.” In a world filled with external pursuits - money, beauty and success, Jesus tells His disciples that true blessing only comes from the inside. It all starts with the recognition of our need for God. Asking Jesus to be the Lord and Savior of our lives and then allowing Him to transform our hearts. As we experience His love and grace, He makes a difference in all our relationships. Jesus allows us to truly live “The Blessed Life.”

Masterclass // The Sermon on the Mount

Just like Jesus called His first disciples, Jesus calls us to “follow” Him today. Many people settle for religion. The crowds want a little bit of Jesus to add into their life. But Jesus calls us to radical discipleship that transforms our lives. Jesus has a plan and purpose for each one of us. He calls us to leave our “nets” and live by His agenda. And, Jesus’ plan for our life is better than we could ever imagine. Following Jesus is where we see God do miracles! So, are you a “religious” person or are you a “disciple” of Jesus? Come, follow Him, every day.

The Gospel of Matthew // Jesus Tempted

In Matthew 4:1-11, we see that temptation is ultimately an invitation to shift our trust, worship, and allegiance away from God, whether through the pursuit of pleasure, pride, or power. Jesus, fully God and fully human, faced each temptation and defeated it not with willpower, but with the truth of God's Word. His example reminds us that a hard place is not necessarily the wrong place, and that faith trusts God without demanding proof or seizing control. Ultimately, Jesus didn't just model how to resist temptation, He lived the perfect life we couldn't, becoming the sacrifice we needed.

The Gospel of Matthew // The Baptism of Jesus

Baptism is an essential step in one’s spiritual journey. Jesus was baptized as an example for us. And, Jesus was baptized at the beginning of His earthly ministry - not at the end. Baptism is not salvific - meaning, baptism doesn’t save us. We are saved when we put our faith and trust in Jesus’ sacrifice for us on the cross and ask for forgiveness from our sins. Baptism is an outward expression of an inward faith. If you have yet to be baptized, then commit to do this today. If you have been baptized, then remember God’s affirmation over you and live each day in the Spirit.

The Gospel of Matthew // Preparing the Way

God invites us to experience "A Kingdom Life"—a journey that offers total redemption from your past, supernatural power for your today, and an unshakable hope for your future. This life begins with the essential step of repentance, which isn't just a feeling of guilt, but a complete transformation of your heart and purpose. Ultimately, we are called to move beyond outward rituals and embrace the life-giving power of the Holy Spirit, choosing the path of the Kingdom to avoid the emptiness of a life lived apart from Him.