This Week at Little Hills (March 22, 2025)

As Spring arrives, Pastor Tim turns to God’s promise about the seasons in Genesis 8. God is faithful to provide the seasons and so much more.

The Repetition Trampoline (March 17, 2025)

Tonight’s Steadfast:

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

Speak, Don't Strike (March 16, 2025)

Sunday night’s message:

As the Israelites finds themselves out in the wilderness for years, Numbers 20 shows a people in a fog of discouragement — even Moses himself loses sight of what God is doing. But even when the discouragement feels overwhelming, we don’t have to let it get the final word.

The Folks Who are Never Cover Stories (March 10, 2025)

Tonight’s Steadfast:

God cares for the lowly — like us — and wants us to follow Him in showing that care.

Not the King of a Micronation (March 3, 2025)

Tonight’s message:

Why do the Psalms keep taking us back to God’s strength? Because we (rightly) yearn for security and he is the one who provides it.

Pardon Me? (February 24, 2025)

Tonight’s message:

We lose focus on what God has done for us and then aren’t able to do what He really wants us to do.

Keep Calm (February 17, 2025)

This week’s Steadfast:

We lose focus on what God has done for us and then aren’t able to do what He really wants us to do.

Peace for Our Time (January 5, 2025)

This week’s sermon:

When wise men arrive in Jerusalem asking where to find the one born king of the Jews, Matthew 2 says Herod was deeply disturbed—and all Jerusalem with him. It’s a strange reaction to the fulfillment of a centuries-old promise, and it looks a lot like what we do when God’s work threatens the status and stability we’ve been quietly building our joy around.

Right Things, Wrong Moment (December 29, 2024)

Sunday night’s message:

When you prepare a small dinner and twenty guests arrive unannounced, you wish you’d known what was coming—yet knowing what to prepare isn’t the only kind of readiness that matters. Luke 1 tells of a righteous priest who knew exactly what God expected of him, yet when God himself appeared with news he’d prayed decades to hear, he found himself unprepared to simply listen.

Don't Write That Resignation Letter (December 24, 2024)

Sunday night’s message:

We’ve all wanted to write that resignation letter—to let the world know the hurt isn’t our fault. Joseph faces that exact urge in Matthew 1, betrayed and confused after he finds out Mary, the woman he is betrothed to, is pregnant — forced to choose between saying his peace and keeping it.