EHills Church http://ehills.org/ EHills Church creative@ehills.org EHills Church EHills is a community of faith, creativity, and possibility. A place where you can explore your faith, find your people, and step into the life you were created to live. We believe your story matters, your future holds hope, and you were made to live fully alive. EHills is a movement of people following Jesus, building bridges, championing justice, and creating beauty in a broken world. EHills is a community of faith, creativity, and possibility. A place where you can explore your faith, find your people, and step into the life you were created to live. We believe your story matters, your future holds hope, and you were made to live fully alive. EHills is a movement of people following Jesus, building bridges, championing justice, and creating beauty in a broken world. en © 2026 Ehills no Deconstructing Together | Part 2 | When The Church Lets You Down | Tom Basson Sun, 24 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2416 1 e80d70b4501cdbc6349d2bd229d7b5b5 no Deconstructing Together | Part 1 | Deconstructing Without Destroying | Tom Basson Sun, 17 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2280 2 5bcf64b34debf2c03af57f3ebb53532c no Mother's Day 2026 Grace Means You Can Give What You Never Got Jess Basson <p>What do we do with the inheritance we’ve been given—especially when it’s marked by pain, brokenness, or things we never wanted passed down to us? In this Mother’s Day message, Jess Basson explores the powerful truth that God’s grace becomes a new source for our lives. Grace flows, grace knows, and grace grows—and through Jesus, we can give what we never got.</p><p>Whether you’re a parent, longing to be one, grieving, healing, or simply trying to break unhealthy cycles, this message is a reminder that your story does not have to end where it started. God’s grace can heal the past, transform the present, and create a new legacy for the future. </p> <p>What do we do with the inheritance we’ve been given—especially when it’s marked by pain, brokenness, or things we never wanted passed down to us? In this Mother’s Day message, Jess Basson explores the powerful truth that God’s grace becomes a new source for our lives. Grace flows, grace knows, and grace grows—and through Jesus, we can give what we never got.</p><p>Whether you’re a parent, longing to be one, grieving, healing, or simply trying to break unhealthy cycles, this message is a reminder that your story does not have to end where it started. God’s grace can heal the past, transform the present, and create a new legacy for the future. </p> What do we do with the inheritance we’ve been given—especially when it’s marked by pain, brokenness, or things we never wanted passed down to us? In this Mother’s Day message, Jess Basson explores the powerful truth that God’s grace becomes a new source for our lives. Grace flows, grace knows, and grace grows—and through Jesus, we can give what we never got.

Whether you’re a parent, longing to be one, grieving, healing, or simply trying to break unhealthy cycles, this message is a reminder that your story does not have to end where it started. God’s grace can heal the past, transform the present, and create a new legacy for the future. 

]]> Sun, 10 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1971 3 4190b659f4b8c1212da02c0e02dead3d no Now Streaming | Part 4 Andor Tom Basson <p>In this message from our Now Streaming series, “Rebels With a Cause,” we look at the story of Andor to uncover a deeper truth: the real battle isn’t just out there—it’s within us.</p><p>What does it actually cost to follow Jesus in a world full of noise, deception, and competing narratives? This sermon challenges us to choose truth over lies, light over darkness, and surrender over comfort—not just in theory, but in everyday life.</p><p>Through powerful moments from Andor and Scripture, we’re reminded that real change doesn’t come from loud rebellion, but from small, faithful acts of obedience that push back darkness and reflect the love of Jesus.</p><p>👉 Where might you be believing something that isn’t true?</p><p> 👉 What is God asking you to lay down this week?</p><p>Welcome to the rebellion.</p> <p>In this message from our Now Streaming series, “Rebels With a Cause,” we look at the story of Andor to uncover a deeper truth: the real battle isn’t just out there—it’s within us.</p><p>What does it actually cost to follow Jesus in a world full of noise, deception, and competing narratives? This sermon challenges us to choose truth over lies, light over darkness, and surrender over comfort—not just in theory, but in everyday life.</p><p>Through powerful moments from Andor and Scripture, we’re reminded that real change doesn’t come from loud rebellion, but from small, faithful acts of obedience that push back darkness and reflect the love of Jesus.</p><p>👉 Where might you be believing something that isn’t true?</p><p> 👉 What is God asking you to lay down this week?</p><p>Welcome to the rebellion.</p> In this message from our Now Streaming series, “Rebels With a Cause,” we look at the story of Andor to uncover a deeper truth: the real battle isn’t just out there—it’s within us.

What does it actually cost to follow Jesus in a world full of noise, deception, and competing narratives? This sermon challenges us to choose truth over lies, light over darkness, and surrender over comfort—not just in theory, but in everyday life.

Through powerful moments from Andor and Scripture, we’re reminded that real change doesn’t come from loud rebellion, but from small, faithful acts of obedience that push back darkness and reflect the love of Jesus.

👉 Where might you be believing something that isn’t true?

👉 What is God asking you to lay down this week?

Welcome to the rebellion.

]]> Sun, 03 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2487 4 3df97f1794ccde4648e430612bf72a38 no Now Streaming | Part 3 Wake Up Dead Man Tom Basson <p>What kind of fight are we really called to?</p><p>In this powerful message, “Dead Man Wake Up: Arms Open, Not Fists Up,” we explore the tension so many of us feel in today’s world—where everything seems divided, loud, and combative. It’s easy to slip into an “us vs. them” mindset… but is that the way of Jesus?</p><p>Through Scripture and a thought-provoking film, this sermon challenges us to rethink what it means to stand firm in our faith. Are we fighting the right enemy? And more importantly—are we fighting the right way?</p><p>📖 “For our struggle is not against flesh and blood…” – Ephesians 6:12</p><p>Jesus didn’t come with clenched fists—He came with open arms. And as His followers, we’re invited to do the same.</p><p>In this message, you’ll be challenged to:</p><p> • Put your fists down</p><p> • Open your arms</p><p> • Stay available to the people God places in front of you</p><p>Because we don’t win people to Jesus by how hard we fight… but by how well we love.</p><p>If you’ve ever felt the tension between truth and love, conviction and compassion—this message is for you.</p> <p>What kind of fight are we really called to?</p><p>In this powerful message, “Dead Man Wake Up: Arms Open, Not Fists Up,” we explore the tension so many of us feel in today’s world—where everything seems divided, loud, and combative. It’s easy to slip into an “us vs. them” mindset… but is that the way of Jesus?</p><p>Through Scripture and a thought-provoking film, this sermon challenges us to rethink what it means to stand firm in our faith. Are we fighting the right enemy? And more importantly—are we fighting the right way?</p><p>📖 “For our struggle is not against flesh and blood…” – Ephesians 6:12</p><p>Jesus didn’t come with clenched fists—He came with open arms. And as His followers, we’re invited to do the same.</p><p>In this message, you’ll be challenged to:</p><p> • Put your fists down</p><p> • Open your arms</p><p> • Stay available to the people God places in front of you</p><p>Because we don’t win people to Jesus by how hard we fight… but by how well we love.</p><p>If you’ve ever felt the tension between truth and love, conviction and compassion—this message is for you.</p> What kind of fight are we really called to?

In this powerful message, “Dead Man Wake Up: Arms Open, Not Fists Up,” we explore the tension so many of us feel in today’s world—where everything seems divided, loud, and combative. It’s easy to slip into an “us vs. them” mindset… but is that the way of Jesus?

Through Scripture and a thought-provoking film, this sermon challenges us to rethink what it means to stand firm in our faith. Are we fighting the right enemy? And more importantly—are we fighting the right way?

📖 “For our struggle is not against flesh and blood…” – Ephesians 6:12

Jesus didn’t come with clenched fists—He came with open arms. And as His followers, we’re invited to do the same.

In this message, you’ll be challenged to:

• Put your fists down

• Open your arms

• Stay available to the people God places in front of you

Because we don’t win people to Jesus by how hard we fight… but by how well we love.

If you’ve ever felt the tension between truth and love, conviction and compassion—this message is for you.

]]> Sun, 26 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2438 5 3552b76c16705e39322d8463d439f76c no Now Streaming | Part 2 The Boy, The Mole, The Fox, and The Horse Jess Basson <p>Feeling lost, searching for purpose, or longing for a place to belong? In Week 2 of our Now Streaming series, we explore the powerful themes of The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse and how they reflect our own journey toward home. Through story and Scripture, we’re reminded that Jesus meets us in our wandering, invites us to trust Him, and leads us back to where we truly belong. No matter where you find yourself today—you are seen, you are loved, and your way home is closer than you think. </p> <p>Feeling lost, searching for purpose, or longing for a place to belong? In Week 2 of our Now Streaming series, we explore the powerful themes of The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse and how they reflect our own journey toward home. Through story and Scripture, we’re reminded that Jesus meets us in our wandering, invites us to trust Him, and leads us back to where we truly belong. No matter where you find yourself today—you are seen, you are loved, and your way home is closer than you think. </p> Feeling lost, searching for purpose, or longing for a place to belong? In Week 2 of our Now Streaming series, we explore the powerful themes of The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse and how they reflect our own journey toward home. Through story and Scripture, we’re reminded that Jesus meets us in our wandering, invites us to trust Him, and leads us back to where we truly belong. No matter where you find yourself today—you are seen, you are loved, and your way home is closer than you think. 

]]> Sun, 19 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2374 6 869a64d8d0fcb34fb0421241162f5048 no Now Streaming | Part 1 Ted Lasso Tom Basson Sun, 12 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2564 7 2e9cb0ee30c6cbbb36cdcd3f813d64b7 no Easter At EHills | History's Greatest Mystery | Tom Basson Tom Basson Sun, 05 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2101 8 561a1ce6ee9fbfa33b35174d723c4375 no That's What He Said | Part 6 I Am the Way, the Truth and the Life Tom Basson <p>This message tackles one of life’s biggest questions: Who—or what—are you trusting to guide your life? Using the powerful words of Jesus in John 14, “I am the way, the truth, and the life,” this sermon challenges the voices we follow and invites us to trust the only One who truly leads to life. Through the lens of a GPS metaphor, we’re reminded that following Jesus isn’t about having the whole plan figured out—it’s about taking the next step with Him. Whether you feel lost, stuck, or unsure of where you’re headed, this message offers hope: it’s never too late to reroute, reorient your life around truth, and remain connected to the One who leads you home.</p> <p>This message tackles one of life’s biggest questions: Who—or what—are you trusting to guide your life? Using the powerful words of Jesus in John 14, “I am the way, the truth, and the life,” this sermon challenges the voices we follow and invites us to trust the only One who truly leads to life. Through the lens of a GPS metaphor, we’re reminded that following Jesus isn’t about having the whole plan figured out—it’s about taking the next step with Him. Whether you feel lost, stuck, or unsure of where you’re headed, this message offers hope: it’s never too late to reroute, reorient your life around truth, and remain connected to the One who leads you home.</p> This message tackles one of life’s biggest questions: Who—or what—are you trusting to guide your life? Using the powerful words of Jesus in John 14, “I am the way, the truth, and the life,” this sermon challenges the voices we follow and invites us to trust the only One who truly leads to life. Through the lens of a GPS metaphor, we’re reminded that following Jesus isn’t about having the whole plan figured out—it’s about taking the next step with Him. Whether you feel lost, stuck, or unsure of where you’re headed, this message offers hope: it’s never too late to reroute, reorient your life around truth, and remain connected to the One who leads you home.

]]> Sun, 22 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2300 9 88ca9962da169f85d062cf5d4a534ea9 no That's What He Said | Part 7 Jess Basson Sun, 29 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2044 10 9c4b7494e34b0f5adb70b2dc28e894e2 no That's What He Said Part 5 I Am The True Vine Kendal Hommes <p>This message challenges the cultural idea that we’re meant to do life on our own and invites us into something better—true connection with Jesus. Walking through John 15, we explore what it means when Jesus says, “I am the true vine,” and how real life, purpose, and spiritual growth aren’t produced by striving harder, but by staying connected to Him. If you’ve ever felt exhausted trying to hold everything together or found yourself feeling spiritually dry, this message is a reminder that you were never meant to be the source—only to remain connected to it.</p> <p>This message challenges the cultural idea that we’re meant to do life on our own and invites us into something better—true connection with Jesus. Walking through John 15, we explore what it means when Jesus says, “I am the true vine,” and how real life, purpose, and spiritual growth aren’t produced by striving harder, but by staying connected to Him. If you’ve ever felt exhausted trying to hold everything together or found yourself feeling spiritually dry, this message is a reminder that you were never meant to be the source—only to remain connected to it.</p> This message challenges the cultural idea that we’re meant to do life on our own and invites us into something better—true connection with Jesus. Walking through John 15, we explore what it means when Jesus says, “I am the true vine,” and how real life, purpose, and spiritual growth aren’t produced by striving harder, but by staying connected to Him. If you’ve ever felt exhausted trying to hold everything together or found yourself feeling spiritually dry, this message is a reminder that you were never meant to be the source—only to remain connected to it.

]]> Sun, 15 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1864 11 5db1f825140504ee7874a019a931a865 no That's What He Said | Part 1 I Am The Bread Of Life Tom Basson <p>If you’ve ever stood in a grocery aisle staring at labels thinking, “I have no idea what I’m doing,” this message is for you. We’re all hungry for something, peace, purpose, love, a life that actually feels <a href="http://steady.and" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">steady. A</a>nd we usually try to fill that hunger with work, relationships, scrolling, success, or the next “fix.” In week one of That’s What He Said, we look at a wild claim Jesus makes: “I am the Bread of Life.” Not “I give you bread,” but “I’m the thing you’re actually craving.” The idea is simple: a lot of what we consume (mentally, emotionally, spiritually) tastes good for a minute, but it doesn’t hold—so we’re hungry again tomorrow. Jesus offers a different kind of fuel: something real, lasting, and strong enough for the weight of your life. The takeaway isn’t “try harder”—it’s slow down and listen, then learn (in a practical, doable way) so you can build a life that isn’t running on empty.</p> <p>If you’ve ever stood in a grocery aisle staring at labels thinking, “I have no idea what I’m doing,” this message is for you. We’re all hungry for something, peace, purpose, love, a life that actually feels <a href="http://steady.and" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">steady. A</a>nd we usually try to fill that hunger with work, relationships, scrolling, success, or the next “fix.” In week one of That’s What He Said, we look at a wild claim Jesus makes: “I am the Bread of Life.” Not “I give you bread,” but “I’m the thing you’re actually craving.” The idea is simple: a lot of what we consume (mentally, emotionally, spiritually) tastes good for a minute, but it doesn’t hold—so we’re hungry again tomorrow. Jesus offers a different kind of fuel: something real, lasting, and strong enough for the weight of your life. The takeaway isn’t “try harder”—it’s slow down and listen, then learn (in a practical, doable way) so you can build a life that isn’t running on empty.</p> If you’ve ever stood in a grocery aisle staring at labels thinking, “I have no idea what I’m doing,” this message is for you. We’re all hungry for something, peace, purpose, love, a life that actually feels steady. And we usually try to fill that hunger with work, relationships, scrolling, success, or the next “fix.” In week one of That’s What He Said, we look at a wild claim Jesus makes: “I am the Bread of Life.” Not “I give you bread,” but “I’m the thing you’re actually craving.” The idea is simple: a lot of what we consume (mentally, emotionally, spiritually) tastes good for a minute, but it doesn’t hold—so we’re hungry again tomorrow. Jesus offers a different kind of fuel: something real, lasting, and strong enough for the weight of your life. The takeaway isn’t “try harder”—it’s slow down and listen, then learn (in a practical, doable way) so you can build a life that isn’t running on empty.

]]> Sun, 15 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2256 12 a2ed34669d00e7b24e3dc920329262d7 no That's What He Said | Part 2 Am The Light Of The World Lisa Alvino Sun, 22 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2061 13 e77b58db632dc56fb004233244a69ee4 no That's What He Said | Part 3 The Good Shepherd Tom Basson <p>If you’re tired of living on the edge of your seat—always bracing for the next email, bill, conflict, or “what if”—this message is for you. In That’s What He Said 3: The Good Shepherd, the big idea is simple: everyone is being led by something (career, money, opinions, fear, hustle, control)… and the quality of your life is tied to whether that “shepherd” is actually good. Jesus steps into our anxious, Type-A world and says, “I am the Good Shepherd,” meaning He doesn’t use you, disappear when life gets hard, or leave you to carry the whole weight of your future. Instead, He knows you personally, leads with care, protects you in the valley, and lays His life down for you. The invitation is to stop self-shepherding (which exhausts and distorts us), “audit your follows,” and let Jesus lead—so you can trade constant pressure for real rest, trust, and a steadier way to live.</p> <p>If you’re tired of living on the edge of your seat—always bracing for the next email, bill, conflict, or “what if”—this message is for you. In That’s What He Said 3: The Good Shepherd, the big idea is simple: everyone is being led by something (career, money, opinions, fear, hustle, control)… and the quality of your life is tied to whether that “shepherd” is actually good. Jesus steps into our anxious, Type-A world and says, “I am the Good Shepherd,” meaning He doesn’t use you, disappear when life gets hard, or leave you to carry the whole weight of your future. Instead, He knows you personally, leads with care, protects you in the valley, and lays His life down for you. The invitation is to stop self-shepherding (which exhausts and distorts us), “audit your follows,” and let Jesus lead—so you can trade constant pressure for real rest, trust, and a steadier way to live.</p> If you’re tired of living on the edge of your seat—always bracing for the next email, bill, conflict, or “what if”—this message is for you. In That’s What He Said 3: The Good Shepherd, the big idea is simple: everyone is being led by something (career, money, opinions, fear, hustle, control)… and the quality of your life is tied to whether that “shepherd” is actually good. Jesus steps into our anxious, Type-A world and says, “I am the Good Shepherd,” meaning He doesn’t use you, disappear when life gets hard, or leave you to carry the whole weight of your future. Instead, He knows you personally, leads with care, protects you in the valley, and lays His life down for you. The invitation is to stop self-shepherding (which exhausts and distorts us), “audit your follows,” and let Jesus lead—so you can trade constant pressure for real rest, trust, and a steadier way to live.

]]> Sun, 01 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 7608 14 12eb1bc166a6f736a7da059194528764 no That's What He Said | Pt. 4 The Resurrection and The Life Tom Basson <p> If you’ve ever found yourself asking where God is in the middle of disappointment, grief, or a season that feels painfully unresolved, this sermon is for you. In one of the most personal moments in John’s Gospel, Jesus speaks directly into heartbreak and declares, “I am the resurrection and the life.” This message is a reminder that hope is not just something we wait for at the end of the story—Jesus offers His life, His presence, and His power right in the middle of what feels broken now.</p> <p> If you’ve ever found yourself asking where God is in the middle of disappointment, grief, or a season that feels painfully unresolved, this sermon is for you. In one of the most personal moments in John’s Gospel, Jesus speaks directly into heartbreak and declares, “I am the resurrection and the life.” This message is a reminder that hope is not just something we wait for at the end of the story—Jesus offers His life, His presence, and His power right in the middle of what feels broken now.</p> If you’ve ever found yourself asking where God is in the middle of disappointment, grief, or a season that feels painfully unresolved, this sermon is for you. In one of the most personal moments in John’s Gospel, Jesus speaks directly into heartbreak and declares, “I am the resurrection and the life.” This message is a reminder that hope is not just something we wait for at the end of the story—Jesus offers His life, His presence, and His power right in the middle of what feels broken now.

]]> Sun, 08 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1975 15 03c56b0011fc7a12dd64ec114156792f no Super Sunday With Phil Eubank Phil Eubank <p>It’s easy to critique from the stands. But the Church isn’t an audience, it’s a team. In 1 Corinthians 12, Paul reminds us every believer has a role, and when we opt out, the body suffers. And in John 17, Jesus prays for unity that actually shows up in real life. The takeaway from Super Sunday, you can’t evaluate the team you won’t join. If you’re ready to move from watching to participating, it’s time to pick up a towel and get in the game.</p> <p>It’s easy to critique from the stands. But the Church isn’t an audience, it’s a team. In 1 Corinthians 12, Paul reminds us every believer has a role, and when we opt out, the body suffers. And in John 17, Jesus prays for unity that actually shows up in real life. The takeaway from Super Sunday, you can’t evaluate the team you won’t join. If you’re ready to move from watching to participating, it’s time to pick up a towel and get in the game.</p> It’s easy to critique from the stands. But the Church isn’t an audience, it’s a team. In 1 Corinthians 12, Paul reminds us every believer has a role, and when we opt out, the body suffers. And in John 17, Jesus prays for unity that actually shows up in real life. The takeaway from Super Sunday, you can’t evaluate the team you won’t join. If you’re ready to move from watching to participating, it’s time to pick up a towel and get in the game.

]]> Sun, 08 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2134 16 4afa340e052369bad81ed127851d0363 no The Road Less Stupid | W1 The Integrity Question: "Am I being honest with myself... really?" Jess Basson <p>It’s about making better decisions now so we have fewer regrets later. Our decisions determine the direction and quality of our life, so we need to ask better questions. Through five key questions, we explore how to move from reactive, short-sighted choices to intentional, wise living — or as we like to call it, walking The Road Less Stupid.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> <p>It’s about making better decisions now so we have fewer regrets later. Our decisions determine the direction and quality of our life, so we need to ask better questions. Through five key questions, we explore how to move from reactive, short-sighted choices to intentional, wise living — or as we like to call it, walking The Road Less Stupid.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> It’s about making better decisions now so we have fewer regrets later. Our decisions determine the direction and quality of our life, so we need to ask better questions. Through five key questions, we explore how to move from reactive, short-sighted choices to intentional, wise living — or as we like to call it, walking The Road Less Stupid.



]]> Sun, 04 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1895 17 c493f5f6fff18289ac84ff46a38cc700 no The Road Less Stupid | W2 The Legacy Question: “What story do I want to tell? Tom Basson <p>RECAP</p><p>It’s about making better decisions now so we have fewer regrets later. Our decisions determine the direction and quality of our life, so we need to ask better questions. Through five key questions, we explore how to move from reactive, short-sighted choices to intentional, wise living — or as we like to call it, walking The Road Less Stupid.</p><p><br></p><p>MAIN POINTS</p><p>We write the story of our lives one decision at a time.</p><p>Better questions lead to better decisions—and better stories.</p><p>Choosing the better story often costs more now—but pays off later.</p> <p>RECAP</p><p>It’s about making better decisions now so we have fewer regrets later. Our decisions determine the direction and quality of our life, so we need to ask better questions. Through five key questions, we explore how to move from reactive, short-sighted choices to intentional, wise living — or as we like to call it, walking The Road Less Stupid.</p><p><br></p><p>MAIN POINTS</p><p>We write the story of our lives one decision at a time.</p><p>Better questions lead to better decisions—and better stories.</p><p>Choosing the better story often costs more now—but pays off later.</p> RECAP

It’s about making better decisions now so we have fewer regrets later. Our decisions determine the direction and quality of our life, so we need to ask better questions. Through five key questions, we explore how to move from reactive, short-sighted choices to intentional, wise living — or as we like to call it, walking The Road Less Stupid.


MAIN POINTS

We write the story of our lives one decision at a time.

Better questions lead to better decisions—and better stories.

Choosing the better story often costs more now—but pays off later.

]]> Sun, 11 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2164 18 fef0c296a58291b816d48ea6cccc9881 no The Road Less Stupid W3 The Conscience Question: Is there a tension that deserves my attention? Tom Basson <p>This week in The Road Less Stupid, we’re asking the conscience question: “Is there a tension that deserves my attention?” We all know the feeling, something about a decision doesn’t sit right, but we’re tempted to ignore it, explain it away, or push through anyway. This message reframes that inner hesitation as a gift from God, an alarm meant to protect your future, not ruin your fun. Through David’s moment in the cave with Saul, we see how paying attention to tension can guard your integrity and your legacy. The challenge is simple and practical: slow down enough to hear God, let Scripture calibrate your instincts, pre-decide who you want to be before pressure hits, and when you mess up, reset with grace instead of shame.</p> <p>This week in The Road Less Stupid, we’re asking the conscience question: “Is there a tension that deserves my attention?” We all know the feeling, something about a decision doesn’t sit right, but we’re tempted to ignore it, explain it away, or push through anyway. This message reframes that inner hesitation as a gift from God, an alarm meant to protect your future, not ruin your fun. Through David’s moment in the cave with Saul, we see how paying attention to tension can guard your integrity and your legacy. The challenge is simple and practical: slow down enough to hear God, let Scripture calibrate your instincts, pre-decide who you want to be before pressure hits, and when you mess up, reset with grace instead of shame.</p> This week in The Road Less Stupid, we’re asking the conscience question: “Is there a tension that deserves my attention?” We all know the feeling, something about a decision doesn’t sit right, but we’re tempted to ignore it, explain it away, or push through anyway. This message reframes that inner hesitation as a gift from God, an alarm meant to protect your future, not ruin your fun. Through David’s moment in the cave with Saul, we see how paying attention to tension can guard your integrity and your legacy. The challenge is simple and practical: slow down enough to hear God, let Scripture calibrate your instincts, pre-decide who you want to be before pressure hits, and when you mess up, reset with grace instead of shame.

]]> Sun, 18 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2521 19 13420cb462cf8f64990b290e1835125b no The Road Less Stupid W4 The Relationship Question: "What Does Love Require of Me?" Tom Basson <p>This week we get hit with the relationship question that ruins all our excuses: “What does love require of me?” Using Jesus washing the disciples’ feet on the night He knew betrayal and abandonment were coming, the sermon reframes love as something you do, not something you feel and makes Jesus (not culture, comfort, or being right) the standard: “Love one another as I have loved you.” From there, it gets painfully practical, showing that love always requires proximity (getting close enough to see people as human), dignity (refusing to strip worth from anyone, even when you disagree), and cost (laying down pride, time, and the need to win), and it ends by inviting us to respond through communion and embodied, sacrificial love that looks like Jesus in real relationships.</p> <p>This week we get hit with the relationship question that ruins all our excuses: “What does love require of me?” Using Jesus washing the disciples’ feet on the night He knew betrayal and abandonment were coming, the sermon reframes love as something you do, not something you feel and makes Jesus (not culture, comfort, or being right) the standard: “Love one another as I have loved you.” From there, it gets painfully practical, showing that love always requires proximity (getting close enough to see people as human), dignity (refusing to strip worth from anyone, even when you disagree), and cost (laying down pride, time, and the need to win), and it ends by inviting us to respond through communion and embodied, sacrificial love that looks like Jesus in real relationships.</p> This week we get hit with the relationship question that ruins all our excuses: “What does love require of me?” Using Jesus washing the disciples’ feet on the night He knew betrayal and abandonment were coming, the sermon reframes love as something you do, not something you feel and makes Jesus (not culture, comfort, or being right) the standard: “Love one another as I have loved you.” From there, it gets painfully practical, showing that love always requires proximity (getting close enough to see people as human), dignity (refusing to strip worth from anyone, even when you disagree), and cost (laying down pride, time, and the need to win), and it ends by inviting us to respond through communion and embodied, sacrificial love that looks like Jesus in real relationships.

]]> Sun, 25 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2326 20 2f0fbade2fc532183fc41e868e477148 no The Road Less Stupid | W5 The Maturity Question: What is the wise thing to do? Kendal Hommes <p>In Week 5 of The Road Less Stupid, we tackle The Maturity Question: What is the wise thing to do? Because most regret doesn’t start with a huge, obvious mistake, it starts with “five more minutes” choices that slowly erase your margin. Drawing from Ephesians 5:15–16, this message challenges us to stop living on the edge of what’s permissible and start making decisions through the lens of wisdom, in light of our past experiences, current circumstances, and future hopes and dreams, so we can avoid avoidable regret and build the life we actually want.</p> <p>In Week 5 of The Road Less Stupid, we tackle The Maturity Question: What is the wise thing to do? Because most regret doesn’t start with a huge, obvious mistake, it starts with “five more minutes” choices that slowly erase your margin. Drawing from Ephesians 5:15–16, this message challenges us to stop living on the edge of what’s permissible and start making decisions through the lens of wisdom, in light of our past experiences, current circumstances, and future hopes and dreams, so we can avoid avoidable regret and build the life we actually want.</p> In Week 5 of The Road Less Stupid, we tackle The Maturity Question: What is the wise thing to do? Because most regret doesn’t start with a huge, obvious mistake, it starts with “five more minutes” choices that slowly erase your margin. Drawing from Ephesians 5:15–16, this message challenges us to stop living on the edge of what’s permissible and start making decisions through the lens of wisdom, in light of our past experiences, current circumstances, and future hopes and dreams, so we can avoid avoidable regret and build the life we actually want.

]]> Sun, 01 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1925 21 e4004e8f5cb4f3e4d2a2a738f4e8d1b1 no New Year's Service Johnny Kluever <p>World #1 golfer Scottie Scheffler says winning feels great—for about two minutes.</p><p>In this sermon, we dive into what really defines us: not titles, trophies, or success, but knowing we are deeply loved by <a href="http://jesus.when" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Jesus. When</a> your identity is secure in Christ, you can be both peaceful and driven—living with purpose, not pressure.</p><p>Watch how faith unlocks clarity, contentment, and a new level of freedom in every part of life.</p> <p>World #1 golfer Scottie Scheffler says winning feels great—for about two minutes.</p><p>In this sermon, we dive into what really defines us: not titles, trophies, or success, but knowing we are deeply loved by <a href="http://jesus.when" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Jesus. When</a> your identity is secure in Christ, you can be both peaceful and driven—living with purpose, not pressure.</p><p>Watch how faith unlocks clarity, contentment, and a new level of freedom in every part of life.</p> World #1 golfer Scottie Scheffler says winning feels great—for about two minutes.

In this sermon, we dive into what really defines us: not titles, trophies, or success, but knowing we are deeply loved by Jesus. When your identity is secure in Christ, you can be both peaceful and driven—living with purpose, not pressure.

Watch how faith unlocks clarity, contentment, and a new level of freedom in every part of life.

]]> Sun, 28 Dec 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1833 22 41449c685be4df1e092ea35862f4fc92 no Christmas At EHills 2025 Tom Basson Wed, 24 Dec 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4506 23 149750c1f3259cf055a5918a62a3aa1b no Prepare Him Room | Part 1 Practicing Simplicity Like John Tom Basson <p>When we prepare, we become aware. The Advent season is an opportunity to make room in our hearts for Jesus. The temptation at Christmas is that we can fill our hearts with selfishness, stress and stuff. But God wants to fill our hearts with love, joy and peace. By intentionally practicing stillness, simplicity and surrender, we are making room in our hearts for God.</p> <p>When we prepare, we become aware. The Advent season is an opportunity to make room in our hearts for Jesus. The temptation at Christmas is that we can fill our hearts with selfishness, stress and stuff. But God wants to fill our hearts with love, joy and peace. By intentionally practicing stillness, simplicity and surrender, we are making room in our hearts for God.</p> When we prepare, we become aware. The Advent season is an opportunity to make room in our hearts for Jesus. The temptation at Christmas is that we can fill our hearts with selfishness, stress and stuff. But God wants to fill our hearts with love, joy and peace. By intentionally practicing stillness, simplicity and surrender, we are making room in our hearts for God.

]]> Sun, 07 Dec 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2386 24 dfb555db47c0f823caf95e2e9ffa148b no Prepare Him Room | Part 2 Practicing Stillness Like Zechariah Kendal Hommes <p>When we prepare, we become aware. The Advent season is an opportunity to make room in our hearts for Jesus. The temptation at Christmas is that we can fill our hearts with selfishness, stress and stuff. But God wants to fill our hearts with love, joy and peace. By intentionally practicing stillness, simplicity and surrender, we are making room in our hearts for God.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> <p>When we prepare, we become aware. The Advent season is an opportunity to make room in our hearts for Jesus. The temptation at Christmas is that we can fill our hearts with selfishness, stress and stuff. But God wants to fill our hearts with love, joy and peace. By intentionally practicing stillness, simplicity and surrender, we are making room in our hearts for God.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> When we prepare, we become aware. The Advent season is an opportunity to make room in our hearts for Jesus. The temptation at Christmas is that we can fill our hearts with selfishness, stress and stuff. But God wants to fill our hearts with love, joy and peace. By intentionally practicing stillness, simplicity and surrender, we are making room in our hearts for God.



]]> Sun, 14 Dec 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2037 25 919c00af918f6a21cd49f51395b78794 no Prepare Him Room | Part 3 Surrender like Mary Jess Basson <p>When we prepare, we become aware. The Advent season is an opportunity to make room in our hearts for Jesus. The temptation at Christmas is that we can fill our hearts with selfishness, stress and stuff. But God wants to fill our hearts with love, joy and peace. By intentionally practicing stillness, simplicity and surrender, we are making room in our hearts for God.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> <p>When we prepare, we become aware. The Advent season is an opportunity to make room in our hearts for Jesus. The temptation at Christmas is that we can fill our hearts with selfishness, stress and stuff. But God wants to fill our hearts with love, joy and peace. By intentionally practicing stillness, simplicity and surrender, we are making room in our hearts for God.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> When we prepare, we become aware. The Advent season is an opportunity to make room in our hearts for Jesus. The temptation at Christmas is that we can fill our hearts with selfishness, stress and stuff. But God wants to fill our hearts with love, joy and peace. By intentionally practicing stillness, simplicity and surrender, we are making room in our hearts for God.



]]> Sun, 21 Dec 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2365 26 779c9fed3bde5dbd9700af24fce42d9a no Thanksgiving Sunday Jess Basson <p>Gratitude isn’t gratitude until it’s shared. This Thanksgiving, most of us will go around the table and share something we’re thankful for. But what if gratitude was never meant to stay at the table? What if gratitude could break the negativity all around us and change the way we live together? </p><p><br></p><p><br></p> <p>Gratitude isn’t gratitude until it’s shared. This Thanksgiving, most of us will go around the table and share something we’re thankful for. But what if gratitude was never meant to stay at the table? What if gratitude could break the negativity all around us and change the way we live together? </p><p><br></p><p><br></p> Gratitude isn’t gratitude until it’s shared. This Thanksgiving, most of us will go around the table and share something we’re thankful for. But what if gratitude was never meant to stay at the table? What if gratitude could break the negativity all around us and change the way we live together? 



]]> Sun, 30 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2390 27 067930d9b670d2f8bdff73419fdc14c0 no What Now | Part 1 | "What’s in Your" Tom Basson <p>It’s not about seeing the finish line—it’s about taking the next step.” When Moses laid down the staff, stretched it over the sea, and struck the rock—God moved. Each act of obedience released provision, power, and purpose. Your next step of faith may just unlock someone else’s breakthrough.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> <p>It’s not about seeing the finish line—it’s about taking the next step.” When Moses laid down the staff, stretched it over the sea, and struck the rock—God moved. Each act of obedience released provision, power, and purpose. Your next step of faith may just unlock someone else’s breakthrough.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> It’s not about seeing the finish line—it’s about taking the next step.” When Moses laid down the staff, stretched it over the sea, and struck the rock—God moved. Each act of obedience released provision, power, and purpose. Your next step of faith may just unlock someone else’s breakthrough.



]]> Sun, 09 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2256 28 4e0c4ad86a18010f9b1b6b1c4664cab0 no What Now | Part 2 | What's In Your Way Tom Basson <p>"It’s not about seeing the finish line, it’s about taking the next step.” When Moses laid down the staff, stretched it over the sea, and struck the rock, God moved. Each act of obedience released provision, power, and purpose. Your next step of faith may just unlock someone else’s breakthrough.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> <p>"It’s not about seeing the finish line, it’s about taking the next step.” When Moses laid down the staff, stretched it over the sea, and struck the rock, God moved. Each act of obedience released provision, power, and purpose. Your next step of faith may just unlock someone else’s breakthrough.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> "It’s not about seeing the finish line, it’s about taking the next step.” When Moses laid down the staff, stretched it over the sea, and struck the rock, God moved. Each act of obedience released provision, power, and purpose. Your next step of faith may just unlock someone else’s breakthrough.



]]> Sun, 16 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2193 29 b2772296dbfd65e2bbf7c343dc8c47a8 no WHAT NOW | Pt 3 | The Wilderness Tom Basson <p>It’s not about seeing the finish line—it’s about taking the next step.” When Moses laid down the staff, stretched it over the sea, and struck the rock—God moved. Each act of obedience released provision, power, and purpose. Your next step of faith may just unlock someone else’s breakthrough.</p><p><br></p><p>MAIN POINTS</p><p>The Wilderness Trains Our Trust</p><p>The Wilderness Breaks Our Pride</p><p>The Wilderness Reveals What's Already Inside of Us </p><p>The Wilderness Strengthens Our Walk</p><p><br></p> <p>It’s not about seeing the finish line—it’s about taking the next step.” When Moses laid down the staff, stretched it over the sea, and struck the rock—God moved. Each act of obedience released provision, power, and purpose. Your next step of faith may just unlock someone else’s breakthrough.</p><p><br></p><p>MAIN POINTS</p><p>The Wilderness Trains Our Trust</p><p>The Wilderness Breaks Our Pride</p><p>The Wilderness Reveals What's Already Inside of Us </p><p>The Wilderness Strengthens Our Walk</p><p><br></p> It’s not about seeing the finish line—it’s about taking the next step.” When Moses laid down the staff, stretched it over the sea, and struck the rock—God moved. Each act of obedience released provision, power, and purpose. Your next step of faith may just unlock someone else’s breakthrough.


MAIN POINTS

The Wilderness Trains Our Trust

The Wilderness Breaks Our Pride

The Wilderness Reveals What's Already Inside of Us 

The Wilderness Strengthens Our Walk


]]> Sun, 23 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2220 30 a647cd99c5e28084fc54b3591a6a666b no Baptism Sunday Sun, 02 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2008 31 0e197c1054df55b884c9ae96b2c8ba6e no The Third Way When Sides Divide, Love Stands in the Middle Lisa Alvino <p>In a world that demands we take sides, Jesus shows a different path — one that holds both grace and truth. Through the story of the woman caught in adultery, we see that the way of Jesus isn’t about condemning or condoning, but compassion that leads to transformation.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> <p>In a world that demands we take sides, Jesus shows a different path — one that holds both grace and truth. Through the story of the woman caught in adultery, we see that the way of Jesus isn’t about condemning or condoning, but compassion that leads to transformation.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> In a world that demands we take sides, Jesus shows a different path — one that holds both grace and truth. Through the story of the woman caught in adultery, we see that the way of Jesus isn’t about condemning or condoning, but compassion that leads to transformation.



]]> Sun, 26 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2034 32 ae919459d2b4ab1d3e4bd517b296e4ce no Waging Peace Offering Hope To A World at War Phil Eubank <p>We live in a world where outrage often feels like the default setting—online, in politics, even in our personal relationships. This week’s message reminds us that the real war is not against one another but against the forces that would keep us divided and bitter.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> <p>We live in a world where outrage often feels like the default setting—online, in politics, even in our personal relationships. This week’s message reminds us that the real war is not against one another but against the forces that would keep us divided and bitter.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> We live in a world where outrage often feels like the default setting—online, in politics, even in our personal relationships. This week’s message reminds us that the real war is not against one another but against the forces that would keep us divided and bitter.



]]> Sun, 12 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2268 33 bd76beac59b87794dfdbd268ccabf922 no The Miracle You've Been Waiting For Tom Basson <p>The miracle you’ve been waiting for doesn’t come through your effort, but through God’s</p><p>grace. Jesus meets us in our pain, lifts us from our mat, and turns even our past struggles into a</p><p>testimony of his power and love.</p> <p>The miracle you’ve been waiting for doesn’t come through your effort, but through God’s</p><p>grace. Jesus meets us in our pain, lifts us from our mat, and turns even our past struggles into a</p><p>testimony of his power and love.</p> The miracle you’ve been waiting for doesn’t come through your effort, but through God’s

grace. Jesus meets us in our pain, lifts us from our mat, and turns even our past struggles into a

testimony of his power and love.

]]> Sun, 19 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2396 34 a6531371362c23daf3c6111bbeb8842c no Main Character Energy P1 Identity, Belonging, and Why Your Story Matters Tom Basson Sun, 21 Sep 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2279 35 b475eaa15b4b3db0f458e484b7679322 no Main Character Energy Pt. 2 Belonging Kendal Hommes <p>You don’t have to be the main character to live a meaningful story. In fact, the moment you stop performing and let Jesus take center stage… is the moment your story truly begins.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> <p>You don’t have to be the main character to live a meaningful story. In fact, the moment you stop performing and let Jesus take center stage… is the moment your story truly begins.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> You don’t have to be the main character to live a meaningful story. In fact, the moment you stop performing and let Jesus take center stage… is the moment your story truly begins.



]]> Sun, 28 Sep 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1972 36 95bd4f38e6834be1b23507010900491f no Main Character Energy Pt. 3 Purpose Jess Basson <p>You don’t have to be the main character to live a meaningful story. In fact, the moment you stop performing and let Jesus take center stage… is the moment your story truly begins.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> <p>You don’t have to be the main character to live a meaningful story. In fact, the moment you stop performing and let Jesus take center stage… is the moment your story truly begins.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> You don’t have to be the main character to live a meaningful story. In fact, the moment you stop performing and let Jesus take center stage… is the moment your story truly begins.



]]> Sun, 05 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2385 37 1256b2cc73f173c057efe979e6660c35 no Enemies Of The Heart Pt1 Guilt: “I owe you.” Tom Basson <p>These enemies cannot survive exposure and discipline. The way out is not behavior modification—but heart transformation. Each enemy has a specific habit that weakens its hold.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> <p>These enemies cannot survive exposure and discipline. The way out is not behavior modification—but heart transformation. Each enemy has a specific habit that weakens its hold.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> These enemies cannot survive exposure and discipline. The way out is not behavior modification—but heart transformation. Each enemy has a specific habit that weakens its hold.



]]> Sun, 14 Sep 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2308 38 24648a79b11e3f95f3ca49541a5933d1 no Enemies Of The Heart Pt.2 Anger: “You owe me.” Tom Basson <p>These enemies cannot survive exposure and discipline. The way out is not behavior modification—but heart transformation. Each enemy has a specific habit that weakens its hold.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> <p>These enemies cannot survive exposure and discipline. The way out is not behavior modification—but heart transformation. Each enemy has a specific habit that weakens its hold.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> These enemies cannot survive exposure and discipline. The way out is not behavior modification—but heart transformation. Each enemy has a specific habit that weakens its hold.



]]> Sun, 31 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2165 39 aeacc9a22a52bc8f8e868e026a94c19e no Enemies Of The Heart Pt. 3 Greed: “I owe me.” Kendal Hommes <p>These enemies cannot survive exposure and discipline. The way out is not behavior modification—but heart transformation. Each enemy has a specific habit that weakens its hold.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> <p>These enemies cannot survive exposure and discipline. The way out is not behavior modification—but heart transformation. Each enemy has a specific habit that weakens its hold.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p> These enemies cannot survive exposure and discipline. The way out is not behavior modification—but heart transformation. Each enemy has a specific habit that weakens its hold.



]]> Sun, 07 Sep 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1979 40 65efe75005fac825831926c781f42349 no Enemies Of The Heart Pt. 4 Jealousy: “God owes me.” Tom Basson <p>These enemies cannot survive exposure and discipline. The way out is not behavior modification—but heart transformation. Each enemy has a specific habit that weakens its hold.</p> <p>These enemies cannot survive exposure and discipline. The way out is not behavior modification—but heart transformation. Each enemy has a specific habit that weakens its hold.</p> These enemies cannot survive exposure and discipline. The way out is not behavior modification—but heart transformation. Each enemy has a specific habit that weakens its hold.

]]> Sun, 14 Sep 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2196 41 e8d06f5f623b774336a93fec34e95447 no