The Hills Church, Fort Worth, Texas

The words we use are more than tools to communicate - they have creative power. After all, creation was literally spoken into existence by God. And the God who spoke life gave us the ability to speak. Proverbs 18:21 says, "The tongue has the power of life and death." Each of us carries this power every day. Our words can fuel hope or snuff it out, build others up or tear them down, bring truth or lies, blessings or curses. It's time to discover the immense power of our words and live each day as those who speak life. ----------------------- WELCOME Find a time and attend a service with us: https://thehills.org/visit NEXT STEPS Have you made a decision to follow Jesus? You may be wondering what’s next on your journey. We want to help! Let us guide you to your next steps in your walk with Christ: https://thehills.org/nextsteps/ ABOUT THE HILLS Wherever you are in life, you have a purpose. THE HILLS wants to help you find your next step. Our hope is that your journey will include joining us at one of our 3 locations around Fort Worth, or online at https://thehills.online.church. Find locations, videos, and more info about us at https://www.thehills.org. FIND US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thehillschurch Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hillschurchtx

The words we use are more than tools to communicate - they have creative power. After all, creation was literally spoken into existence by God. And the God who spoke life gave us the ability to speak. Proverbs 18:21 says, "The tongue has the power of life and death." Each of us carries this power every day. Our words can fuel hope or snuff it out, build others up or tear them down, bring truth or lies, blessings or curses. It's time to discover the immense power of our words and live each day as those who speak life.

The words we use are more than tools to communicate - they have creative power. After all, creation was literally spoken into existence by God. And the God who spoke life gave us the ability to speak. Proverbs 18:21 says, "The tongue has the power of life and death." Each of us carries this power every day. Our words can fuel hope or snuff it out, build others up or tear them down, bring truth or lies, blessings or curses. It's time to discover the immense power of our words and live each day as those who speak life.

Exploring the concept of a rested soul and redefining normalcy. Nurturing inner peace despite external challenges. Embracing self-care for the soul and finding beauty in God's creation. Gratitude and praising God in adversity. Soul care through truth seeking and aligning with God's word.

Rick Atchley, speaker on religious and spiritual topics, discusses mental health, soul care, and finding stillness in a busy, tech-dominated world. He emphasizes the importance of slowing down, connecting with God, and redefining normal for a healthier soul.

Rick Atchley, speaker on finding rest for our souls and redefining normal, talks about the importance of rest and Sabbath, emphasizes the need to create space to enjoy what we have instead of constantly striving for more, and discusses the significance of reflecting on God's love.

The podcast discusses the importance of taking care of our souls, exploring the consequences of prioritizing profit over soul restoration. It also emphasizes the need to make healthier choices and prioritize the well-being of our souls. The chapter on building a life for our souls highlights the impact of outer success on inner peace and the importance of who we become.

Seeing and Being | Taylor Walling by The Hills Church

Christmas Eve Message | Rick Atchley by The Hills Church

Merry little Christmas? Christmas is many things, but "little" is not one of them. From heaven's perspective, the coming of Jesus was the arrival of a king, the launching of a battle, and the promise of everything becoming new. In other words, Christmas was and is Cosmic. So in this series we are going to examine how Revelation interprets the birth of Christ, and we will realize just how big Christmas really is.