Mount Hamilton Baptist Church

04/02/2026

Join us tomorrow as we reflect on the crucifixion of Jesus.
https://mount-hamilton-baptist-church.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/2875793

02/14/2026

New series tomorrow, kicking off the Lent season with a series on living simply. Not only will pods be engaging on this, but there are also devotional books you can pick up at the church!

Sometimes we overcomplicate things. Yes, life is complex and often not black and white, but we often lose truth when we forget some simple truths of living and the kingdom God has called us into. In a world that screams more, more, more, and is filled with stuff, distractions, and competing messages, the Gospel offers a compelling alternative narrative; one not focused on self and accumulation, but on others, living generously, and reliance on God. Examining where we spend our time, effort, and resources reveals more about our heart posture than anything else. Jesus’ invitation is a heart rework: to be free from the burden of excess and more, and in its place find contentment and love in God.

01/09/2026

New Year, new series!

The bulk of the gospels covers Jesus’ public ministry, a three-year time span. He did a lot in that short amount of time and we are often familiar with the stories and teachings of Jesus, but woven throughout the gospels are ways that Jesus intentionally lived His life.

Practices Jesus deemed essential to living, ways of interacting with the world, and rhythms that lead to true life. Our job as Christians is to be followers of Him; to learn the ways of our rabbi and follow in his ways.

This series will explore a few of those rhythms and how Jesus lived His life so that we might live as He did. Excited to kick it off this Sunday!

11/22/2025

Please join us for the celebration of life service for Nathan Krampitz.

Please join us as we gather to celebrate Nathan.

09/14/2025

Our new fall vision series starts tomorrow! Our world is constantly pushing us for more: more hurry, more work, more performing, more possessions, more pursuit of desire... It's an endless cycle that never satisfies but instead leaves us restless, anxious, dissatisfied, burnt out, drained, tired, frustrated, producing, and consuming. We need to realize that this way of living is incompatible with love, joy, and peace. The rhythm that Jesus invites us to is less, but so much more in many different ways.

“Are you tired? Worn out? Burned out on religion? Come to me. Get away with me and you’ll recover your life. I’ll show you how to take a real rest. Walk with me and work with me—watch how I do it. Learn the unforced rhythms of grace. I won’t lay anything heavy or ill-fitting on you. Keep company with me and you’ll learn to live freely and lightly.” (Matthew 11v28-30)

We'd love to have you join us at 10:30 at the church - after the service, there will be a lunch of pasta! Come out and spend some time with our church family!

02/16/2025

There will be NO SUNDAY AT HOME ON FEB. 16; however, there will be a zoom service. The link can be found on the community page or pm me.

01/19/2025

Happy Sunday everyone! Sunday at Home will be starting late due to technical difficulties. Thanks for your patience

12/04/2024

Blue Christmas Service is Thursday December 12 at 7:00 pm. This service makes space for feelings of loss, grief, or sadness this Christmas. It is open to anyone. Feel free to pass this invite on to any friends or family you know that might find it helpful. It is a short service and people spread out so there is privacy. Over the years people have found it meaningful.

10/06/2024

Hi friends! We are having technical difficulties and will be with you asap!

09/09/2024

Today we said thank you to Pastor Jim for helping us bridge this past year of transition at MHBC. Next Sunday, Sept 15, we welcome Pastor Aaron to our church family. There is no Sunday at Home next week but if you are local, please come to our in person service at 10:30 (626 Upper Wentworth) to worship and welcome Pastor Aaron. If you are an online worshiper with us and we haven't met you please do make sure we meet you!

Pastor Leslie