Grace Hill Church

Grace Hill Church A community of grace and peace for the good of our city and the fame of Jesus

You don’t have to have it all together for God to work through your life.Tomorrow we begin a new teaching series at Grac...
09/05/2026

You don’t have to have it all together for God to work through your life.

Tomorrow we begin a new teaching series at Grace Hill called Jars of Clay: A Journey Through 2 Corinthians.

We’ll begin with the image that gives the series its name. Paul says we carry an extraordinary treasure, the good news of Jesus, in ordinary, fragile jars of clay.

That means our weakness, limitations, struggles, and even the places where we feel like we don’t quite measure up don’t disqualify us from being used by God. In fact, they can become the very places where his power is most clearly seen.

Come join us tomorrow.
Grace Hill Church
6070 Raleigh Lagrange Drive

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David had every reason to be angry with Nabal. He had been disrespected and wronged. But the question became: would Naba...
09/05/2026

David had every reason to be angry with Nabal. He had been disrespected and wronged. But the question became: would Nabal’s actions determine David’s response?

Jesus shows us another way. Even when betrayed, rejected, and wounded, he entrusted himself to God.

What someone did to you matters. And by God’s grace, it doesn’t have to determine who you become.

David was angry, armed, and already on his way to retaliate against Nabal when Abigail stepped into his path.David later...
09/04/2026

David was angry, armed, and already on his way to retaliate against Nabal when Abigail stepped into his path.

David later recognized that moment for what it was: God had sent her.

Sometimes grace looks like someone who loves us enough to slow us down, give us perspective, and help us see the sword in our hand.

Who has God put in your path?

Nabal really did wrong David. The Bible doesn’t minimize it, and Abigail doesn’t excuse it.But Nabal was responsible for...
09/03/2026

Nabal really did wrong David. The Bible doesn’t minimize it, and Abigail doesn’t excuse it.

But Nabal was responsible for what Nabal did. David was responsible for what David did next.

We cannot control everything people say or do to us. But with God’s grace, we can take responsibility for our response—and sometimes that means putting down the sword.

Yesterday we wrapped up It’s Complicated by looking at a moment in David’s life when he was hurt, disrespected, and read...
08/31/2026

Yesterday we wrapped up It’s Complicated by looking at a moment in David’s life when he was hurt, disrespected, and ready to retaliate.

And we were challenged with this truth from 1 Samuel 25:

I am responsible for how I respond to what was done to me.

Sometimes God’s grace comes through the people he puts in our path, people who help us slow down, see clearly, and recognize the sword we’re still holding.

That’s one of the reasons community matters so much. We need people who know us, walk with us, encourage us, and sometimes love us enough to get in our way.

And ultimately, we look to Jesus, the One who knows what it is to be wounded and who shows us what it looks like to entrust ourselves to God.

We’re grateful for another Sunday together, and grateful for the community God continues to form at Grace Hill.

08/27/2026

Matthew the tax collector and Simon the Zealot were literally on opposite sides of everything, yet Jesus called them both with the same two words: 'Follow Me.' What does that mean for how we do community?

08/26/2026

Jesus didn't build His community on sameness, he built it on Himself. When you belong to Jesus, you belong to each other, differences and all. That's the radical community He came to create.

08/25/2026

Jesus didn't ask Matthew and Simon to figure out how to settle their differences on their own. He invited them to follow Him, to watch Him sacrifice everything on the cross for all humanity. Through His death and resurrection, Jesus brings us near, not just with words, but with His blood and body. That's the power that unites us across our differences.

"We’re one, but we’re not the same."This Sunday in It’s Complicated, we looked at the unlikely community Jesus created a...
08/24/2026

"We’re one, but we’re not the same."

This Sunday in It’s Complicated, we looked at the unlikely community Jesus created around himself, including Matthew the tax collector and Simon the Zealot, two people who could hardly have been more different.

Jesus didn’t require them to become like one another before they could belong, they belonged together because they belonged to Jesus.

That’s still the invitation of the church today: a community where people with different backgrounds, experiences, ages, stories, and perspectives can share the same table, not because we agree about everything, but because Jesus is at the center.

So this week, follow Jesus toward someone who isn’t like you.

We’re grateful for another Sunday together at Grace Hill and for the kind of church we’re becoming, a community of grace and peace.

Missed the message? Watch It’s Complicated: Week 3 on our YouTube channel or listen wherever you get your podcasts.

Be safe church family! Join us in person or online at 10:30am.
08/23/2026

Be safe church family! Join us in person or online at 10:30am.

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6070 Raleigh Lagrange Drive
Collierville, TN
38017

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9:30am - 11:30am

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+19016517160

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