The Gift of The Gospel // Johnnie Wilson

Allegiance "A Distinct Morale Vision" // Dave Bowersox

In this series, we aim to teach about the Biblical mandate of the Church that create a third path in the world: engaged in/distinct from. We want to lay a strong foundation for The Hills community to BE the Church where we live, work, and play and to actively live as citizens of another kingdom.

Allegiance "A Compelling Alternate Story" // Darryl Marin

In this series, we aim to teach about the Biblical mandate of the Church that create a third path in the world: engaged in/distinct from. We want to lay a strong foundation for The Hills community to BE the Church where we live, work, and play and to actively live as citizens of another kingdom.

Allegiance - "Stubborn Loyalty" // Darryl Marin

In this series, we aim to teach about the Biblical mandate of the Church that create a third path in the world: engaged in/distinct from. We want to lay a strong foundation for The Hills community to BE the Church where we live, work, and play and to actively live as citizens of another kingdom.

The Gift of The Gospel // Johnnie Wilson

Guest Speaker Johnnie Willson shares about The Gift of The Gospel.

Reclaim Your Calling // Darryl Marin

What do you want to do with your life? It’s a question that we are asked from the time we are kids. It might be easy to think of this in terms of a job, or a family. But what about living a life with meaning? Many people would say they want to live a life of significance, but we’re not sure how to do that. How do you know what God is calling you to do with your life? Where do you start? How do you stay on track? And if you lose your way, how can you find it again? In this series, we’ll be reclaiming the word “calling.” It’s not just what we’re good at, or what we choose to do. Calling is a sacred word that speaks to our innermost beings. As we go through this two-week series, we’ll be reminded that calling isn’t as much about “what” as it is “who.” In order to discover God’s true calling on our lives, we need to focus less on what we’re doing and more on what we’re becoming: fully devoted followers of Christ.