Tower Hill Church

Perhaps the greatest letter ever written, Paul’s letter to the Romans has one big idea: the power of the gospel changes everything. But, what is the gospel? What is the problem of sin? How did Jesus pay for sin? And, more practically, what does it mean for how I should live my life? Journey with us as we explore Romans over the next several weeks. You may discover that sin is worse than you thought, but the gospel is better than you imagined.   Part 4

Perhaps the greatest letter ever written, Paul’s letter to the Romans has one big idea: the power of the gospel changes everything. But, what is the gospel? What is the problem of sin? How did Jesus pay for sin? And, more practically, what does it mean for how I should live my life? Journey with us as we explore Romans over the next several weeks. You may discover that sin is worse than you thought, but the gospel is better than you imagined.   Part 3

Perhaps the greatest letter ever written, Paul’s letter to the Romans has one big idea: the power of the gospel changes everything. But, what is the gospel? What is the problem of sin? How did Jesus pay for sin? And, more practically, what does it mean for how I should live my life? Journey with us as we explore Romans over the next several weeks. You may discover that sin is worse than you thought, but the gospel is better than you imagined.   Part 2

Perhaps the greatest letter ever written, Paul’s letter to the Romans has one big idea: the power of the gospel changes everything. But, what is the gospel? What is the problem of sin? How did Jesus pay for sin? And, more practically, what does it mean for how I should live my life? Journey with us as we explore Romans over the next several weeks. You may discover that sin is worse than you thought, but the gospel is better than you imagined. 

People throw the word "love" around to describe many different circumstances and feelings. But when it comes to understanding Jesus' love (and by extension - how we are called to love), it's different. In this series, we'll explore the Book of 1 John to unpack God-sized love.  This is Part 3

People throw the word "love" around to describe many different circumstances and feelings. But when it comes to understanding Jesus' love (and by extension - how we are called to love), it's different. In this series, we'll explore the Book of 1 John to unpack God-sized love.

People throw the word "love" around to describe many different circumstances and feelings. But when it comes to understanding Jesus' love (and by extension - how we are called to love), it's different. In this series, we'll explore the Book of 1 John to unpack God-sized love.

Everybody does. Maybe you said that thing you wish you could take back. Or maybe you did that thing you knew you shouldn't. Whatever the circumstances, it's critical to remember that God has not disqualified you.

Pastor Chris leads us in a two part series about the story of raising Lazarus and how we are called by Jesus to live a life of faith and joy.  This is part 2 in the series. 

Pastor Chris leads us in a two part series about the story of raising Lazarus and how we are not alone in hard times.  This is part 1 in the series. 

In life, we all experience pain and suffering. Sometimes it's for a moment. Sometimes it feels like it'll never end. Do you ever wonder if anything good can come from it? This is part 2 in a 2-week series, where we'll look at the stories of Ruth and Esther and how God can use us (and even bless us) in the middle of life's pain.

In life, we all experience pain and suffering. Sometimes it's for a moment. Sometimes it feels like it'll never end. Do you ever wonder if anything good can come from it? This is part 1 in a 2-week series, where we'll look at the stories of Ruth and Esther and how God can use us (and even bless us) in the middle of life's pain.

There are 66 Old Testament chapters devoted to King David. There are 59 references to him in the New Testament. And, he is attributed to writing 73 of the Psalms. His is a complicated story of both spiritual triumph and moral failure - and eventual redemption. Join us as we learn from his story and what it means to have a heart after God's own heart.  This is Part 7 in the series.

There are 66 Old Testament chapters devoted to King David. There are 59 references to him in the New Testament. And, he is attributed to writing 73 of the Psalms. His is a complicated story of both spiritual triumph and moral failure - and eventual redemption. Join us as we learn from his story and what it means to have a heart after God's own heart.  This is Part 6 in the series.

There are 66 Old Testament chapters devoted to King David. There are 59 references to him in the New Testament. And, he is attributed to writing 73 of the Psalms. His is a complicated story of both spiritual triumph and moral failure - and eventual redemption. Join us as we learn from his story and what it means to have a heart after God's own heart.  This is Part 5 in the series.

There are 66 Old Testament chapters devoted to King David. There are 59 references to him in the New Testament. And, he is attributed to writing 73 of the Psalms. His is a complicated story of both spiritual triumph and moral failure - and eventual redemption. Join us as we learn from his story and what it means to have a heart after God's own heart.  This is Part 4 in the series.

There are 66 Old Testament chapters devoted to King David. There are 59 references to him in the New Testament. And, he is attributed to writing 73 of the Psalms. His is a complicated story of both spiritual triumph and moral failure - and eventual redemption. Join us as we learn from his story and what it means to have a heart after God's own heart.  This is Part 3 in the series.

There are 66 Old Testament chapters devoted to King David. There are 59 references to him in the New Testament. And, he is attributed to writing 73 of the Psalms. His is a complicated story of both spiritual triumph and moral failure - and eventual redemption. Join us as we learn from his story and what it means to have a heart after God's own heart.  This is Part 2 in the series.

There are 66 Old Testament chapters devoted to King David. There are 59 references to him in the New Testament. And, he is attributed to writing 73 of the Psalms. His is a complicated story of both spiritual triumph and moral failure - and eventual redemption. Join us as we learn from his story and what it means to have a heart after God's own heart.  This is Part 1 in the series.

Join us this week with Pastor Chris as he takes us through a journey of Kings.  Being average is safe, but to be exceptional is our calling.