Weekend Message Sermons from Forest Hill Church

Your story has the power to change and influence those around you // Not sure how to share Jesus? Share your story.

This week we get to the facts, dig into truth and learn how to engage with those who have real questions.

Sometimes you just have to get right to the point // Join us for week two of "Love Out Loud" // Remember, the music is worth sharing.

Love God. Love people. Love well. Tell your story of faith. Serve like Jesus. That's evangelism. Listen in on the first weekend of our new series, "Love Out Loud."

This weekend we will take a look at America's birth certificate and talking about our freedom as citizens of America and citizens of the Kingdom of God.

This weekend's parable is a yellow light from Jesus – what are we supposed to do in the waiting of Jesus’ return, especially as it pertains to caring for the poor?

Are you working hard towards a worthy goal? // This weekend we set our sights on His return and refocus on advancing His Kingdom.

Listen in as we will take a look at what it means to have a "prepared" faith // Learn more about the parables told to mold and encourage our actions.

This week we will work through the parable of the wedding feast. God has invited us all to a wedding feast, but He leaves the response in our hands. Ready to RSVP?

This week's big idea: How we respond to the authority of the King determines how we experience His Kingdom reign in our lives.

This weekend we look at the parable of the laborers in the vineyard // Jesus calls us at different hours, for different purposes // The reminder? It's never too late.

Have you thought about the reality of life? // Forever is either with God or without Him, it's time to get to the root of it all.

The kingdom of Heaven is worth more than anything and everything in your life // Listen in and get a better understanding of The Kingdom.

How would you live if you truly believed everything is on loan from God? // Get a fresh perspective!

What does it look like to grow in faith? Will growing your personal faith impact the kingdom? All it takes is a small seed.