Hill Country Bible Church Dripping Springs Sermons

Prayer combats pride and cultivates humility in the life of the believer.

We know how to cry. But we may not know how to lament. Lament is an honest prayer to God about the emotions you are feeling and the questions you have in the midst of suffering and pain.

Jesus teaches us to bank our prayer life on God's love for you.

The primary purpose of prayer is not to gratify our natural desires but to magnify the glory of God.

Prayer is either the greatest insanity or the most wonderful news. Prayer is calling on God for his attention. We ask him to turn away from the exploding stars and supernovas and give attention to our trouble. We ask him to show us mercy. Why would we think this is a good idea?

The "Already/Not yet" feature of the kingdom of God is a truth that can shape not only our future but direct us in the present.

The kingdom of God provides us with a different way of thinking about our identity. Through the gospel our identity is received, not achieved. We are drawn into a royal story, it doesn’t depend on circumstances. It doesn’t change with trends. It doesn’t come and go with seasons. At the core of our God-given identity is this profound truth: we are God’s beloved children, sons and daughters of the K...

What does it mean to be a follower of Jesus in light of the kingdom of God?

What does community look like in light of the kingdom of God?

Sadly, many Christians today are promoting what amounts to a kingdom without a king. People talk about “kingdom justice” or “kingdom living,” in a way that eclipses the person and work of Christ the king. For some, “kingdom work” seems to be no different than a secular attempt to make the world a better place. This approach couldn’t be further from the truth. To genuinely embrace the kingdom, we h...

Scripture is not a mismatch of stories about morality; it is one grand story of God’s royal grace. And Jesus tells the story of the Bible as a kingdom story. “The time is fulfilled, the kingdom of God is at hand” (Mark 1:15).

Our greatest fear should not be of failure, but of succeeding at something that doesn’t really matter. Jesus command to "seek first the kingdom of God".

The story of the shepherds and Mary show us how to respond the good news that a Savior has come.

Jesus came as a King to overthrow our little kingdoms. We are not the rulers and our lives make sense when we know our place and Jesus' place.

Immanuel means Jesus is fully God, he is fully human and he is fully with us.

Christmas is more than just a baby being born, it is the coming of a King to rescue his people.

We know it is Christmas when the lights start to go up on houses and trees. What does the light really mean?

Jesus does not move on from the commands of justice from the Old Testament. He echos the same call and shows us the path for justice and mercy.

Doing justice is an important part of living the Christian life in the world. The question is how to practically answer this call today.

We are called to love our neighbor with all the strength, intensity and generosity that we would use to help ourselves.

God is just and has a heart for those that are overlooked, pushed down, and at an economic and social disadvantage. Christians should seek to help and be the voice of those without a voice.

Sometimes we miss the grace of God because it comes in packages of suffering and discipline.

Grace is about transformation not behavior modification.

Grace should lead Christians to find the most pleasure in life and discovery the greatest joy.

There is a difference between deep and profound. One is intellectual and detached and the other is life changing. Discover the profound grace of Jesus.