In our new series, David: The Heart of a King, we’ll explore his story week by week, digging into real-life themes like courage, friendship, failure, and redemption. David’s life was full of highs and lows, just like ours—and his journey shows us that God can work through both our greatest strengths and our biggest mistakes. 

Whether you’ve been around church your whole life or you’re just starting to explore faith again, this series is for you. Come find hope, purpose, and a reminder that even in the messiness of life, grace has the final word.

If you could set aside all your responsibilities for a day and do whatever you wanted, how would you spend it? The seventh day is a gift from God. When God rested on the seventh day of creation, He showed us just how powerful—and necessary—rest truly is. More than that, He invited us to experience that same kind of rest with Him.

But let’s be honest, between packed schedules and busy minds, real rest feels almost impossible. And when we don’t rest, we don’t just burn out … we miss out on understanding the God who created us. Practicing the Sabbath isn’t about checking another box, it’s about restoring our souls and reconnecting with the One who gives us peace.

Maybe it’s time to say, “Enough is enough.” The Sabbath isn’t just a break—it’s the answer to the deepest needs of your soul.

For most Christians, following Jesus is often reduced to rules and regulations. What if there’s more? What if following Jesus was more about what you do than what you don’t do? Imagine what your life would look like if you truly learned how to follow the leader and do what Jesus did! 

Jesus’ invitation to his first-century audience was an invitation to both intimacy and action. Come and discover that truth for yourself this Lenten season on a journey through the “travel narrative” section in the book of Luke.

WARNING: Your life will never be the same if you Follow the Leader.

Church on the Hill welcomes Bishop John Pena Auta.