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Jesus is the true vine, the Father is the gardener, and we are the branches. When we stay connected to Christ, we bear fruit, reflecting a life rooted in Him. By surrendering to the Lord’s pruning, we are refined and bear even more fruit. Remaining in Christ through faith and obedience leads to a life of abundant, lasting fruitfulness.

It’s the start of the New Year, and we pray 2025 will be your best year yet. We pray you will prosper in every area of your life this year. It all starts with your relationship with God. Will you commit to grow spiritually this year? What is the next step for you - accepting Christ, being baptized, joining the church, joining a Community Group, Men’s or Women’s Group, serving at church, reading your Bible, praying regularly, journaling or maybe a mission trip? There are so many ways to grow spiritually this year. Commit to be at church and to grow in your relationship with God. We're praying for you in 2025! Know God has a great plan and purpose for you!

This final Sunday of 2024 at Rolling Hills Community Church is a time to celebrate God’s incredible work throughout the year and look ahead with faith. Centered on Ephesians 3:20-21, this special service highlights a year of revival, baptisms, and transformed lives, featuring a devotional from Pastor Jeff and reflections on 2024’s milestones. As we praise God’s faithfulness (Lamentations 3:22-25), let’s commit to making 2025 a year of discipleship, seeking first His kingdom in every aspect of life. Together, let’s step into the new year, ready to prioritize Jesus and embrace His calling.

This Christmas, we celebrate the miraculous birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. Step away from the holiday hustle and enter a sacred space filled with peace, hope, and worship. Together, we reflect on the awe-inspiring truth that God came to us as a child, bringing light and love into our world. Everything changed when Jesus came. We don’t have to be afraid—God’s got it! He is the God of joy! Don’t miss what God is doing—He sees you, He hears you, and He loves you deeply. Merry Christmas from all of us!

Advent contrasts the world’s fleeting, self-centered view of love with God’s unconditional, sacrificial love revealed in Scripture. While human love often starts with self and falters under conditions, God’s love, shown through Jesus’ life and sacrifice, is steadfast, holy, and transformative. Mary’s response to God’s love—her surrender and trust—demonstrates how we, too, are called to receive and carry His love with the world. This Advent, we are invited to let go of shallow definitions of love and embrace the deep, redemptive love of God that restores, redeems, and makes us whole.