Rolling Hills Community Church Sermon Series

Join us for our special Christmas Eve Candlelight Service!

Before Jesus was born, God was telling the world what kind of Messiah He would be. When Jesus lived on this earth, He showed us what God is like. Jesus personified God as our Everlasting Father. We all know the impact of a father. For some, the word “father” brings great thoughts, but for others, there are difficult memories. However, despite the shortcomings of our earthly fathers, God is the perfect Heavenly Father. God loves you with an everlasting love. Christmas is all about the love of our Heavenly Father: sending His Son so that we could become His children. The greatest Gift of all has been given to us. And, His Name is Jesus. Merry Christmas!

Jesus is Mighty God. Sometimes it is easy, at this time of the year, to simply think about baby Jesus in the manger. Sweet little baby Jesus. While we do thank God for the humanity of Jesus and by that He can identify with all we go through, yet make no mistake - Jesus is fully God. Jesus’ birth, life, and death was anything but ordinary. Jesus, as Mighty God, came into this world to conquer death and to make a way for us to have eternal life. As Mighty God, there is nothing that Jesus cannot handle in the world or in our life. This Christmas, see Jesus as the God who loves and saves. “Immanuel” - God with us. God has come for you!

What counsel do you need from God? IT’S CHRISTMAS TIME!! Time to put up the tree, string up the lights, and turn on the holiday classics! But the best part of the whole season is the chance to celebrate the birth of Jesus. In the Old Testament, the prophet Isaiah predicted His birth, calling Jesus a “Wonderful Counselor.” Which is such a relief, because a lot of us could use a reliable shoulder to lean on this year. Join us this week at Rolling Hills as we begin our Christmas series. Discover how Jesus is the ultimate counselor and learn how you can reach out to Him for your every need -- the big ones, the small ones, and everything in-between.

What are you thankful for? It’s almost Thanksgiving! Which means we're a week away from being stuffed full of all kinds of culinary goodness. In the midst of all of the eating and parades and football, it’s easy to forget what the holiday is actually all about. Join us this week at Rolling Hills to hear stories of Thanksgiving and learn how you can prepare your heart for a week of thankfulness.