College Hills Church Podcast

What is the big deal about the Bible? Why should I even read it? What difference does it make in my life? If you have ever wondered these questions, then please join us as we look at some important words of Paul about why the Bible matters for our lives.

I believe a person comes into right relationship with God by God's grace through faith in Jesus Christ.

I believe God is involved in and cares about my life.

I believe the God of the Bible is the only true God- Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

When they had finished eating, Jesus said to Simon Peter, “Simon son of John, do you love me more than these?” “Yes, Lord,” he said, “you know that I love you.” Jesus said, “Feed my lambs.”

Jesus asks a lot of questions throughout his ministry. These questions often force his disciples to ask themselves questions and ponder deeper truths about God. This week's question forces disciples then and now to consider the extent of their obedience to Jesus.

Jesus asks a lot of questions throughout his ministry. These questions often force his disciples to ask themselves questions and ponder deeper truths about God. In other words, Jesus provoked space for his disciples to ask questions and experience doubt. In this week’s lesson we will talk about the place of doubt in the walk of faith.

Jesus asks a scared group of fishermen on a boat who had been fighting a furious storm all night a fascinating question. He says to them, “Why are you so afraid?” That’s a question for us to consider as well. Why are we so afraid?

Jesus asks each of us, “Who do you say that I am?” How you answer that question can change the trajectory of your entire life!

Each day as we live our lives with a sense of God’s presence we are in fact preparing to have a more powerful encounter with the Lord on Sunday.

What happens when we worship? Why does it make a difference? In this sermon Wilson looks at a church struggling with these questions and how Paul guides them to change their perspective on worship.

When was the last time you experienced the presence of God in worship? What’s most needed in our churches is not a new program, or a new study but a fresh encounter with the living God. If you could ask God for anything what would it be? Moses was given that opportunity and he asked God to teach him his ways and show him his glory. Moses was not content with business as usual. He wanted an encounter with God.

Solomon tells us to guard our steps when we go to the house of God. In order to experience God Solomon gives us several practical pointers that will help us prepare to meet God in worship each week.