Mountain Hill

Community Church

A home where you can Worship, Obey and Serve God.

Sermons

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Apr

“In God We Trust”

Proverbs 3:5-6 As most of you know, I just returned from a 4-day trip as a chaperone with my son’s 7th-grade class to Washington, DC. We had a fabulous time, but while I was there – in a city that for most of us is the embodiment of freedom, liberty and democracy – the motto “In God We Trust” continued to ring in my ears and fall upon my eyes. I don’t know if it’s just me or not, but looking around at all of the monuments and memorials really causes me to want to believe that motto is true.
17

Apr

“Turning Though into Through”

Psalm 23:1-6 After the funeral service of his first wife, the late Donald Grey Barnhouse, distinguished pastor of Tenth Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, was thinking about how he could convey to his young children the loss of their mother. As he tried to conjure up words of comfort, the shadow of a large van passed over their car as they were driving down the highway. Instantly, Barnhouse thought of the words needed for the moment. “Children,” he asked, “would you rather be runover by a
10

Apr

“The Smell of Smoke Lingers”

John 21:1-19 An old Reader’s Digest story tells about a family who moved to Seattle from Texas. The whole family was missing Texas, especially when Christmas was just around the corner and the whole place was covered in snow. (We like snow on Christmas morning or Christmas Eve, just as long as it’s all gone by the time we get on the road to go to visit our families, right?) Well anyway, this woman said she went to pick up her first-grade son from school, when his teacher told her about a
03

Apr

“No Doubt About It”

John 20:24-29 I’d like to begin this morning by reading you a poem by Norm Shirk, Director of Pastoral Care and Volunteer Services at SwedishAmerican Health System in Rockford, IL that he wrote during his years at Dallas Theological Seminary where he was working towards his Master of Theology degree (Th.M). He writes: Let me meet you on the mountain, Lord, Just once. You wouldn’t have to burn a whole bush. Just a few smoking branches And I would surely be . . . your Moses. Let me meet you on

Here, you can view all of Pastor Lee's sermons from the past.