A space to ask questions and leave responses to sermons.

• • • A
    • Feb 13, 2010 @ 8:50 PM

  • Thank you! i found it

• • • Kyle
    • Feb 10, 2010 @ 4:35 PM

  • I cannot find Radiant in any of my music archives. If you visit the Mars Hill site, you can play Radiant as done by the band called E-pop

    I apologize that I cannot post links in the guestbook here. However, I could email you the song directly if you wish to contact me at kylekarpack@gmail.com

• • • A
    • Feb 7, 2010 @ 6:23 PM

  • where can we find the song Radiant? i can't seem to find it anywhere, thank you!

• • • Gloria
    • Jan 18, 2010 @ 7:01 PM

  • thank you so much!!

• • • paul.
    • Jan 16, 2010 @ 2:52 PM

  • hey guys, i love E(x)tol! especially the music! you guys are awesome!!

• • • Kyle
    • Jan 10, 2010 @ 1:10 PM

  • The last song from extol on January 3rd was "All My Tears." You can listen to it by clicking the "Music" tab at the top of this page! -Kyle

• • • Gloria
    • Jan 4, 2010 @ 11:15 AM

  • What was the last song we sang yesterday at Extol? Thanks!

• • • Barbara
    • The hills
    • Oct 21, 2009 @ 2:23 PM

  • You are absolutely right, I do apologize! I did hear your sermon again, and I'm afraid I was the one that misunderstood it.

• • • Adam Anderson
    • Extol
    • Oct 20, 2009 @ 5:38 PM

  • Thanks for your comments (The Hills). The sermon from October 4 is available online now, if you would like to review what was said about these things. I hope you will find that your initial take on the sermon may have missed the intent of the message. Extol is very committed to addressing the felt needs of the people of our community. I consider myself to be a needy person, and am thankful to have friends in Extol who answer my texts and phone calls.

• • • anonymous
    • The Hills
    • Oct 12, 2009 @ 3:33 PM

  • The Hill Mentality.

    I can't help but to bring a point that I have seen at this church; Extol in particular. Now after hearing the sermon of Sunday October 4th and to my surprise it wasn't recorder so I cannot "quote" it word by word.

    Regarding the comment about getting bothered by those needy people that text message us, or email or call us, and been thankful that others can help those needy people for us and take them off our hands more or less. In helping those needy people, do we do it because as a man of God or because of the church, we do it so that it will give us points with God. Aren't needy people needy for God? Isn't that why there is a church or a pastor or a ministry? To give those needy people help to come closer to God? Isn't that what the church has been preaching, to evangelize and spread the word to get people closer to God, yet we are been bothered by those needy people texting us or emailing us?

    Seems to me, this is Hill Mentality.

    So why not take on some charity cases to make ourselves feel good and have God forgive our sins by helping those charity or needy cases. How horrible! It was also a humbling comment to realize that even a Man or Woman of God, it's just that, only human.

    Can you look past your Hill?