Spring Cypress Presbyterian Church

The passage holds forth two men - Timothy and Epaphroditus - as examples of men who worthy of commendation and imitation. Their concern and commitment to the Church flows directly from a perspective informed by Christ’s union with his Body. Join us as we explore the implications of this passage for our own lives!

In today’s passage Paul reckons with the fact that his own life may soon be coming to an end, and he provides his readers with spiritual fuel for the long haul of their own spiritual journeys. Join us as we explore this passage!

We are called to unity, but in order for that goal to be realized each of us must adopt humility - a lowliness of mind that does not insist on its own way or the advancement of self at the expense of others. In that regard, the humility of Jesus serves as the model we should emulate. Join us as we explore the example of Christ together!

The Christian life was not meant to be lived alone. Join us as we explore these verses which call us to coordinated, committed action together for the magnification of Christ’s name and the good of His people!

Christians are called to honor Christ in both our life and in our death, but how do we do the latter? Behind the Christian idea of “dying well” is the idea that dying is gain. Join us as we explore these verses and concepts together!

In this passage, Paul explains how there’s no downside to his situation - live or die, it’s a win. This mindset comes as the practical outworking of a deep-seated application of the truth of union with Christ. Join us as we explore what union with Christ means for us as we live to honor Christ.

We tend to take our life circumstances as fairly meaninglesss or conincidental events, perhaps even obstacles to God’s plan for your life. But in today’s passage we learn that the Lord who reigns over all, reigns over even our circumstances. This enables us to see every circumstance as a duty assignment. Join us as we study this passage together!

In today’s passage the Apostle expresses his affection in effusive terms and “joy” is introduced as a key theme in this letter. Understanding “joy” - especially its basis and object - helps us more rightly view others and our relationships with them.

There are many factors and forces in the world that inform our outlook and perspective on everything from understanding of self to the macro principles that govern reality. In this introduction to the Epistle to the Philippians, the Apostle aims to underscore and emphasize the remarkable difference Jesus makes in our lives when the objective truths about Christ being personally appropriated by us....

Implicit in the peoples’ complaints against God is that he does not distinguish between the righteous and the unrighteous, but that could not be further from the truth! Join us as we conclude our study of Malachi by making note of the distinctions made by God.

In today’s passage we see that one’s relationship to their possessions - especially their money - is a key indicator of what is and isn’t important to that person. God so often addresses the subject of giving precisely because of the effect our possessions often have on our hearts. Join us as we discuss the duty of Christians to give generously and how God promises to meet our needs if we will ste...

Too often we are bothered by the wickedness around us while remaining unfazed by the wickedness within us. In today’s passage the prophet addresses this tendency in the hearts of his hearers. Join us as we learn of the importance of being aware of our own sin and turning to Christ while it is still the day of forgiveness.

The prophet’s audience had a low view of God and consequently a low view of marriage. In remarkably similar fashion, modern Christians often have far too low a view of the importance of marriage. Yet God reckons faithlessness to our spouse as faithlessness toward him. Join us as we explore this passage together!

In today’s passage the prophet exposes and addresses the peoples’ low estimation of God along with their general spiritual apathy and malaise. Join us as we reflect on the words of Malachi and ask ourselves, “How consequential is God to me?"

In the opening words of Malachi, the prophet is burdened to communicate God’s abiding and demonstrated love toward his people. Join us as we explore the importance of always bearing in mind God’s love for us.

It has been nearly 507 years since the Reformation started. Is it still at all relevant? Join us as Pastor Ben explains why the Reformation matters just as much now as it did in 1517!

Good works are an important part of the Christian life, but when it comes to understanding how we are justified by God, it is important that we affirm that justification comes sola fide. Join us as we consider this important truth!

Christians talk a lot about “faith.” Have you ever wondered what we’re talking about when we talk about “faith?” Join us as Pastor Ben continues our Reformation Series look at Sola Fide by addressing the question: "What is Faith?”

In this first message in our 2024 Reformation series, Pastor Ben looks at what it is that serves as the legal basis for our justification. While faith is the instrument by which we receive salvation, we are not saved because of faith, but rather because of the finished work of Christ on our behalf. Join us as we explore the ground of our salvation!

Join us as our Director of Student Ministries brings us a message from Luke 15 of the Prodigal Son.

As we conclude our brief series, Pastor Ben explains that the desired outcome we are seeking as a church is to produce disciples who are prepared to survive and prosper in any situation or context. Join us!

Adding our personal “yes and amen” to the Body of Truth received by the people of God is what it means for us to be confessional. But why are Christians a "confessional people” and why does it matter? Join us as we explore this important theme!

In today’s message Pastor Ben explains the next characteristic we are seeking to instill in our church: that of eschewing theological minimalism and instead pursuing theological robustness. Join us as we uncover the importance for every domain of life of growing in our theological comprehension.

In today’s message Pastor Ben lays out the need for us to hold fast to the Word of God without veering to the left or to the right, and that our commitment to doing so must take precedence over our desire to be seen as “nice” or regardless of how others feel about the Word. Join us as we learn about the traits we are seeking to weave into the fabric of our church!

In today’s passage, the conclusion of Matthew’s Gospel, the risen Lord issues the great standing order for the Church: to make disciples of the nations. Join us as we explore the basis, means, and promise He provides in his Great Commission to aid and direct his people in every place and time.