"…though [Jesus] was rich, yet for your sake he became poor, so that you by his poverty might become rich." –2 Corinthians 8:9
Jesus doesn’t need anything, but he gave up everything out of love for people.
Jesus’ death on the cross represents the most generous gift ever to be given—when the King of Glory gave up everything in order to reconcile us to God.
When we are generous with others, we are reminding one another of the great generosity of our good God. Pastor Mark explains:
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Jesus was a man who claimed to be God. Think on that for a minute. If that were true, how would it change the way you thought, felt, and lived this life?
At Mars Hill, we believe that Jesus is God. We take him at his word. Because of this, everything we do is all about Jesus. We invite you to learn more about this man who is God and how you can find forgiveness and new life in him.
Visiting a church for the first time can be nerve-racking. But having an idea of what to expect can help. There are three main parts to every Sunday service: preaching, worship, and kids. To learn more about each of these, click the links below.
Church is more than a service. It’s people living life together and helping one another throughout our cities to serve our cities. Each week, thousands of people at Mars Hill meet in hundreds of small communities to learn about God, pray, eat, laugh, and live. We call these Community Groups—and they’re the heart of our church.
We provide a number of resources to help you grow as a disciple of Jesus. You’ll find videos on a number of topics and from various conferences. The Mars Hill Blog connects you to life around the church and personal growth. And Resurgence is a blog dedicated to helping you grow as a leader at home, work, and church.
Jesus is the most generous person who ever lived. He gave his life so that we might live. As Christians, we give our time, talent, and money joyfully in response to Jesus’ generosity and to help more people meet Jesus.
"…though [Jesus] was rich, yet for your sake he became poor, so that you by his poverty might become rich."
–2 Corinthians 8:9
Jesus doesn’t need anything, but he gave up everything out of love for people.
Jesus’ death on the cross represents the most generous gift ever to be given—when the King of Glory gave up everything in order to reconcile us to God.
When we are generous with others, we are reminding one another of the great generosity of our good God. Pastor Mark explains:
Find Pastor Jamie on Facebook and Twitter.