EHills Church

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.

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 6:12Jesus 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 youBecause 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.

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.