For Our Guests

Whether you are looking for a church home or just visiting, we welcome you to Eagan Hills. Our worship services are Sunday mornings at 9:00AM and 10:45AM. You can hear previous sermons online through our podcast.

We have a caring and friendly staff available to help you on your spiritual journey.

Just Visiting?
Guests are always welcome at Eagan Hills! We realize visiting a new church can feel a little awkward. Knowing what to expect beforehand can help. Click here to find out what a typical Sunday service is like.

Looking for a Church Home?
Searching for a church to call home can be a daunting task. We welcome your visit and want to assist you in any way we can. We invite you to learn about our Sunday services and what we believe, explore our various ministries and events, and to listen to recent sermons on our podcast. If you have other questions about Eagan Hills, please don't hesitate to contact us. We would be happy to assist you.

Staff Meet & Greet Our next is Sunday, January 15,12:30pm.
If you are new to Eagan Hills, our church staff invites you [and your family] to join us for lunch on Sunday, January 15, 12:30pm, in Room 101. Ministry staff will make brief presentations, followed by a time of Q&A. Please RSVP before Friday, January 13 [651.452.3695 or lynnhanson@eaganhills.org].

Being a Christian: What Does it Mean?
Many people think a Christian is someone who believes in God and tries to live a good life. But that is a misconception.

A true Christian is not a "good person" at all. Rather, he or she is a guilty sinner. Have you ever lied or stolen? God sees you as a liar and a thief. Have you ever looked with lust? Jesus said when we lust we commit adultery in our hearts (Matthew 5:27-30). Have you ever used God's name as a swear word? That is blasphemy (Exodus 20:7). Have you ever hated someone? Jesus said God sees hate as the same as murder (Matthew 5:21-22). We are all guilty sinners deserving of God's wrath.

But there is good news! God, in his love and mercy, sent his son Jesus to live a sinless life and then to suffer and die on the cross, being punished in our place. "But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us." (Romans 5:8). Then he rose from the grave, defeating death! He offers forgiveness and eternal life to all who who humbly repent (turn away from their sins) and believe in Him. He will cleanse you and give you a new heart! (Isaiah 1:18; 2 Corinthians 5:17)

If you have any questions about what it means to become a Christian, please contact us. We will be happy to assist you.