The Coronation (September 12, 2022)

As we turn to the next part of Psalm 2, how do we understand the language of the Messiah being “begotten”? What does that tell us about the confidence we can have in Him?

Whom Do We Serve? (September 19, 2022)

As we conclude this Psalm, we turn to the question of what are we going to do? Are we making the right choices with our service?

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.

More than Big Mouth Billy Bass (November 5, 2023)

Feeling anxious? God gets it. God meets us in our worries and assures us that He’s with us.

The Repetition Trampoline (March 17, 2025)

A special fifth anniversary Steadfast takes us to the next part of Psalm 9.

This Week at Little Hills - John (March 29, 2026)

Jason looked to the Gospel of John to help us think about encountering Jesus as we begin Holy Week.

No Spiritual War Crimes (March 23, 2026)

When a worthy cause demands everything, compromise feels reasonable—even necessary. As Paul delivers a charge to Timothy to continue the job, he gives an important qualification: fight the good fight while holding firmly to faith and a good conscience, because the good fight is lost not through open defeat but through the quiet erosion of integrity.

This Week at Little Hills - Isaiah (April 3, 2026)

Greg helps us to reflect on Good Friday by turning to the Book of Isaiah.

A Bad Grade on the Paper of Life (June 28, 2026)

Listening to Jesus is one thing; trusting him when the waves are coming over the sides of the boat is another—and most of us know the difference from the inside. In Matthew 8, seasoned fishermen who have already followed Jesus into the storm find their faith put to exactly that test.

Don't Hang Up on God (May 19, 2024)

We've all prayed about something so long that we start to wonder if God has put us on hold—and whether anyone is ever going to pick up. In Luke 18, Jesus tells a parable about a powerless widow who keeps pleading before a judge who neither fears God nor respects people, and asks whether his people will keep crying out to him day and night or simply lose heart.