Grace Hill Church Sermons

In Hebrews 11:29, the Israelites' faith is highlighted as they crossed the Red Sea. Despite having "nowhere else to turn" and facing seemingly insurmountable obstacles, they trusted God. This "no options left" faith was still counted as genuine, and they were partakers of God's deliverance.

In Hebrews 11:27-28, we learn that faith enables us to obey God without fear and trust God for salvation.

In Hebrews 11:23-26, Moses' faith is exemplified as he chooses to follow God, forsaking the fleeting pleasures of Pharaoh’s court. He counted the cost and preferred to suffer with God's people rather than enjoy the fleeting pleasures of sin. Moses' decision reflects deep conviction and trust in God's promises, prioritizing eternal reward over earthly riches

Discover how Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph exemplified a future-looking faith, trusting God would fulfill His promises even past the boundaries of their earthly life. Their trust in God's faithfulness and promises help us live with a hope that transcends present circumstances as we are anchored in the certainty of God's eternal promises.

In the heart of Genesis 19:1-11, we encounter an account that speaks volumes about the dangers of becoming desensitized to the moral decay and perversion of the world around us. This passage tells the story of Lot who chose to live in the city of Sodom—a place notorious for its wickedness and depravity. As we delve into this scripture, we see how Lot becoming increasingly numb to the sexual perver...

In this thought-provoking sermon based on Matthew 6:19-21, we explore Jesus' profound teaching on the true nature of wealth and where our hearts should truly lie. Jesus challenges us to reconsider our priorities, urging us to lay up treasures in heaven rather than on earth. This passage invites us to reflect on what we value most and where we invest our time, resources, and energy.

In this sermon, we explored Hebrews 11:8-16, where Abraham's journey of faith displays his unwavering trust in God's promises. Despite not seeing the fulfillment in his lifetime, Abraham looked forward with faith, persevering through trials because his eyes were set on a heavenly city. This eternal perspective not only guided his steps but also offers us a powerful example of enduring faith, remin...

As we explore Hebrews 11:7 and the faith of Noah, we also discover how Christ, our Ark, shelters us from God's impending judgment.

Hebrews 11:6 reminds us that the faith pleases God earnestly seeks Him. We discover that God is not only the object of our pursuit but also our ultimate reward.

Guest preacher Martie Mangum delivered a sermon based on John 15:1-17, focusing on the theme of bearing fruit by abiding in Christ. Martie emphasized that abiding in Christ isn't merely a duty but a pathway to true joy and fulfillment. Drawing from the imagery of the vine and branches, he painted a vivid picture of our union with Christ and the necessity of remaining in His love.

In Hebrews 11:5, we find the remarkable story of Enoch. By faith, Enoch walked intimately with God and he pleased God. Enoch's example teaches us that true faith isn't about religious rituals or outward displays, but about a deep, personal communion with God. Enoch's faith was not merely a passive belief, but an active, living trust in God that transformed his entire life. As we emulate Enoch's fa...

As we examine the faith of Abel, we will see from Hebrews 11:4 and Genesis 4:10 that: 1) Abel's Faith Moved Him to Action 2) Abel's Faith Made Him Acceptable to God 3) Abel's Faith Leaves a Legacy for Us

In Romans 8:34, we learns that Christ's resurrection is proof that His death on the cross is sufficient to pay for all our sins. Also that Christ's resurrection affirms our certain resurrection. Just as Christ conquered death, we too shall rise. His victory secures our hope. Let us rejoice in the assurance of our resurrection, for no condemnation can stand against us. Through Him, we are more than...

On Good Friday 2024, we looked at Isaiah 53:4-6 and Christ's substitutionary sacrifice. Explore the profound love of Christ who bore our sins, enduring the cross to reconcile us to God.

In this single verse, we encounter the very essence of our faith—believing in the power of God to create out of nothing In this sermon, we explore Hebrews 11:3, reflecting on the immense power of God to create out of nothing. Despite this power, humanity rebels against Him. Yet, in His infinite love, God did not spare His own Son, Jesus Christ, for our redemption. This verse reminds us of God's so...

Discover the meaning enduring and persevering faith that transcends trials and tribulations. Gain insight into what it truly means to walk by faith, not by sight, and how this unwavering trust in God, His Word, and His promises can shape our lives.

We look into the depths of God's faithfulness in the past, His promises of the future, and how they inspire endurance and perseverance in the present. Join us as we explore how embracing God's character and promises promotes perseverance within us, enabling us to face trials with unwavering resolve.

Listen to this sermon as we uncover the significance of not rejecting Christ and the eternal consequences it entails. Discover the power of abiding in the covenant of faith and the grace it bestows upon those who remain steadfast.

We explore the significance of regular church attendance in fostering encouragement, perseverance, and spiritual maturity. Discover how meeting together regularly strengthens our faith and creates opportunities where we can spur one another on toward love and good works.

This sermon teaches us about drawing near to God with confidence. Discover how the author of Hebrews encourages believers to approach God boldly, relying on Christ as the basis for our confidence. We have the wonderful access to boldly approach the throne of grace. Experience the joy and peace that come from drawing near to God with unwavering confidence.

In Hebrews 10:1-18, we delve into the truth of Jesus' sacrifice as the ultimate solution for our sins. His sacrifice is pleasing because it fulfills the Father's will and satisfies the demands of justice. Also, unlike the temporary offerings of the Old Testament, Jesus' sacrifice is permanent. It doesn't need repetition or supplementation; it stands alone, eternally effective. Moreover, Jesus' sac...

Through biblical insights and practical applications, we'll explore how Christ serves as the fulfillment of the law's shadows, bringing grace, mercy, and salvation to those who believe. Learn more about how Christ is the substance of those shadows. Join us as we journey into the heart of Hebrews 10:1 and embrace Christ as the ultimate reality behind the Old Testament shadows.