Hill Chapel M. B. Church

06/26/2026

Real transformation doesn't kill your passion—it redirects it.

The same mouth that once spoke threats now proclaimed Jesus. The same fire that fueled destruction now fueled the Gospel. God didn't take Saul's zeal away; He gave it a new purpose.

The greatest evidence of a changed life isn't what you say—it's having the courage to return to the same places, stand before the same people, and boldly live out the new person Christ has made you. The hardest room to prove you've changed is the one that remembers who you used to be.

Don't be afraid to walk back into the room. If God changed you, let your life preach louder than your past.

06/25/2026

If God has truly changed you, stop waiting to feel ready—the proof is in what you're building, starting first in the house that knows you best.

06/24/2026

Some men aren't trapped by weakness—they're trapped by pride, choosing to die at the gate looking strong rather than get in the basket and be saved.

06/23/2026

Look at Zacchaeus.

A grown man. A tax collector. A man who got rich by cheating his own people.

But the day he met Jesus, he didn't just feel something—he did something.

He stood up and declared:

"Half of my possessions I give to the poor, and if I have cheated anybody out of anything, I will pay back four times the amount."

And Jesus responded:

"Today salvation has come to this house."

Notice what Jesus didn't say. He didn't say salvation came to the street. He didn't say salvation came to the crowd. He said salvation came to this house.

How did Jesus know the change was real?

Not because Zacchaeus cried.
Not because he raised his hands.
Not because he made a public confession.

Jesus knew because Zacchaeus started giving back what he used to take away.

The transformation showed up in his hands, and the whole house felt the difference.

Real change doesn't just change what we say—it changes what we do.

06/22/2026

The wait is over! Join us tonight as Hill Chapel kicks off Vacation Bible School 2026!

⚓ Theme: Anchored as We Build Faithfully
📖 "For no one can lay any foundation other than the one already laid, which is Jesus Christ." — 1 Corinthians 3:11

🗓 June 22–24, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM Nightly

There’s something for everyone with classes for children, youth, and adults. Come grow in God's Word, strengthen your faith, and connect with others as we build faithfully on the foundation of Jesus Christ.

Bring your family, invite a friend, and join us tonight!

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06/21/2026

06/20/2026

Freedom delayed was never freedom denied. Today we honor the resilience of those who endured, celebrate the progress we've made, and recommit ourselves to the work that still lies ahead.

Remember the Past. Celebrate the Progress. Continue the Pursuit.*

06/19/2026

Moses thought the oppression was ending—no more stolen children, no more exploited labor, no more fear disguised as justice. But God's call revealed that liberation wasn't coming around him; it was coming through him.

Sometimes the answer to what breaks your heart is God's assignment on your life.

06/18/2026

Sometimes we look at the assignment God has given us and wonder if we're enough to get it done.

When God called Moses, Moses essentially asked, "Who can I tell them sent me?" Behind the question was a deeper concern: "I can't do this by myself. I'll need someone to back me up."

But God's response reminds us of a powerful truth: when your credentials aren't enough, God's are. When your name doesn't open the door, His name does. When your strength runs out, His power takes over.

Moses was worried about his standing in Egypt, but God was teaching him that the mission would not succeed because of Moses' reputation—it would succeed because of God's authority.

Stop worrying about whether your credit is good enough. Let them run God's credit.