On Easter Sunday the Holy Spirit was pleased to pour Himself out on our campus in a beautiful display of the redemptive work of Jesus in the lives of the 39 people who were baptized that day. To celebrate that our Savior, Jesus Christ, had risen in defeat of death we sang, listened to the [...]

By Pastor Dick McKinley
There are few monumental moments in life which don’t require some sort of training.  To drive a car you must go through weeks of classes and hours of driving with an instructor, to graduate from High School or college you must pass the required courses and to become licensed at just about [...]

RG BLOG by Pastor Kerry Michaelis
When Mars Hill|Shoreline member Jim Tomisser signed up to be in a Redemption Group, he did so to support his wife who was also attending. He also wanted to help others in the group, since he had experience in crisis counseling. He reasoned that he had already worked through most [...]

This post comes from Terri Maria Amos, one of the writers on the Ballard Web Team. She set out to write a post about community groups, and ended up joining the one she visited.
“Welcome him in the Lord with great joy, and honor men like him.” Philipians 2:29
Corban Cooper’s community group meets Tuesday nights [...]

3Do you not know that all of us who have been baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into his death? 4We were buried therefore with him by baptism into death, in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, we too might walk in newness of life. [...]

By Matt Grant

It has been my joy to lead the 4th and 5th graders in gathering food for those in need over the past few months. We recently wrapped up our Food Drive for Food Lifeline. Thanks to the generosity and support of MH Shoreline attendees and the local Shoreline community, over 1,000 pounds of [...]

By Matt Grant
In light of our nation’s recent economic struggles, local food banks have seen a huge increase in demand for their services. North Helpline, located in Lake City, saw over 400 families come through in one weekend and anticipate many more folks will knock on their doors in need of food and critical services. [...]

by Pastor Steve Tompkins
As of today we are over $89,000 in pledges and counting!  Frankly, I am very excited.  Yes, we have a long way yet to go, but I truly thank Jesus for every person who hears His voice and sees His vision of our corporate future, and is willing to respond with sacrificial [...]

by Pastor Steve Tompkins
Lately I’ve been reflecting on Jesus’ words in Matthew 25 from the parable of the sheep and the goats at the last judgment (v 31-46), especially where he says this “Truly, I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these my brothers, you did it to [...]

by Justin Schaeffer
I had the pleasure of joining one of our community groups last night led by Ryan Matheson and hosted by Steve & Lindsey Rikalo in Edmonds.  They’ve invited me to teach through an 8 week curriculum about Biblical Compassion.  It was such a blessing to come up the stairs into a bustling apartment [...]