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Welcome
Jesus said: Love God. Love Everybody.
This is the vision of Shepherd of the Hills. It's that simple, and that complicated.
Our vision comes directly from Jesus’ Great Commandment to his followers to “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength, and love your neighbor as yourself.”
We believe the vision to “Love God, Love Everybody” is not only the guiding light for us as a faith community, but it’s a way of living out our faith that fully expresses the Good News of Jesus Christ. Jesus welcomed everyone to the table, and we feel it’s our calling as a church family to do the same.
We believe in the power of love. Period. Through love, we are each created in God’s image and filled with the divine spirit. No matter where we are on our journey, God’s imprint is in every person of every race/ethnicity, every culture, every religion, every gender and gender identity, every socio-economic status, every ability and disability, every sexual orientation, and every political ideology.
Our vision comes directly from Jesus’ Great Commandment to his followers to “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength, and love your neighbor as yourself.”
We believe the vision to “Love God, Love Everybody” is not only the guiding light for us as a faith community, but it’s a way of living out our faith that fully expresses the Good News of Jesus Christ. Jesus welcomed everyone to the table, and we feel it’s our calling as a church family to do the same.
We believe in the power of love. Period. Through love, we are each created in God’s image and filled with the divine spirit. No matter where we are on our journey, God’s imprint is in every person of every race/ethnicity, every culture, every religion, every gender and gender identity, every socio-economic status, every ability and disability, every sexual orientation, and every political ideology.
Sermon Series
Check out our Current Sermon Series: “What Would Jesus Do? Reclaiming a Christ-Centered Faith."
Back in the 1990s, Christians wore bracelets and t-shirts that asked the simple question, "What Would Jesus Do?” What was not widely known is that there was a movement based on that question that dated all the way back to the 1890s and was inspired by the book In His Steps.
Despite the efforts to revisit the ideals of the 19th-century movement, many of us stopped asking the question at its core. We became more interested in defending ideologies than following Christ, more committed to winning arguments than loving neighbors, more captivated by power than by the Cross.
In this six-week series, we return to Jesus himself. Through Matthew's Gospel, we'll rediscover what it actually means to follow Christ—not the Jesus we have created in our own image, but the Jesus revealed in Scripture.
Week by week, we'll ask again the question that has the power to reshape our lives: What would Jesus do?
Back in the 1990s, Christians wore bracelets and t-shirts that asked the simple question, "What Would Jesus Do?” What was not widely known is that there was a movement based on that question that dated all the way back to the 1890s and was inspired by the book In His Steps.
Despite the efforts to revisit the ideals of the 19th-century movement, many of us stopped asking the question at its core. We became more interested in defending ideologies than following Christ, more committed to winning arguments than loving neighbors, more captivated by power than by the Cross.
In this six-week series, we return to Jesus himself. Through Matthew's Gospel, we'll rediscover what it actually means to follow Christ—not the Jesus we have created in our own image, but the Jesus revealed in Scripture.
Week by week, we'll ask again the question that has the power to reshape our lives: What would Jesus do?
