Springhill Baptist Church Sermons

In this sermon, we consider the conclusion of Jude and its instructions for how we are to fight for our faith, the faith of others, and finally who we are to look to while doing so. Jesus is the author of our faith and the one we contend to be like. 

In this sermon, Pastor Jared concludes our Family VBS weekend by answering three important questions: Who is the Light? Where should the light be found? And why should we shine as followers of Jesus?

In this sermon, we look at the way God deals with the opponents to his mission. And how we are called to be on guard against lies from he enemy and from those trying to dissuade the church.

What does a healthy, gospel-centered church look like? In this message, guest speaker Norm Howell explores Paul's words to the believers in Thessalonica and reveals the blueprint God has given for His Church. As Paul highlights the faith, perseverance, and witness of this young congregation, we discover timeless principles that are just as relevant for the Church today. Join us as we examine God's...

This week we look at the threat to the church of false teachers and divisive people creeping into the church.

As we conclude Philemon - we look at the overall message of restoration and grace on display in this book.

This summer, we will journey through the New Testament letters of James and Jude. In this message, Pastor Jared explores the remarkable transformation of James and Jude, from skeptics of Jesus to faithful servants of Christ. He examines how their doubts were overcome and highlights their powerful call for believers to remain steadfast and contend earnestly for the faith.

In this message, we are called to consider the various ways we can show the kind of grace shown to Onesimus by Paul in the book of Philemon. 

In this passage, Paul shows that true Christian authority is expressed through love, relationship, and gospel-centered appeal. As those united by faith, we are called to trust Christ, forgive as He forgave us, and join His mission of reconciliation.

This week we celebrate our graduating seniors and encourage the youth to step into leadership roles throughout church. This week two graduating youth students prepared sermons to share. Jude Wallace covers the book of Ezra and Carson Trussell teaches from Ecclesiastes. 

In this message, we step into the tension of a church scandal and are reminded that in Christ, we are on the same team, called to gratitude for one another’s faith, love, and the ways we refresh each other’s souls. This message invites us to locate ourselves in the story: Are we peacemakers like Paul, wounded like Philemon, or in need of grace like Onesimus? Ultimately, it calls us to pursue recon...

It is Timothy Sunday! This is our annual Sunday where we highlight developing new leaders and have many elements of our service be lead by people filling new roles for the first time. Tim Anderson, a beloved member of Springhill, delivers a sermon on Luke 15.

Pastor Jared explains that in Ezekiel 8, God pulls back the curtain and gives a sobering vision of what is really happening beneath the surface of His people. What appears outwardly religious is inwardly corrupt. Hidden sin, idolatry, and spiritual compromise have taken root—and God sees it all.

Join us this week as we consider how God has not only saved us from sin, he has also taken our shame. How can we navigate a life filled with shame without Him? Praise the Lord Jesus for He took our shame upon Himself on the cross!

In this sermon pastor Jared Proctor calls us to live with intentionality, devoting ourselves to faithful, watchful, and thankful prayer that opens doors for the gospel. We are reminded to steward our time wisely, numbering our days with purpose, and to speak words seasoned with the truth of Scripture. The invitation is clear: will we waste our lives, or invest them in what truly matters eternally?

In this message, we look at how Christians are instructed to live in right relationship within the family, in the world, and most importantly, with God. 

In Colossians 3:12–17, we are reminded that Christ shapes not only what we believe but how we worship and live together. As the peace of Christ rules our hearts, the word of Christ fills our lives, and the song of Christ rises from grateful hearts, our worship becomes a powerful encouragement to one another. Join us as pastor Jared asks the question, “Who taught you to worship?”

In this message we follow up the previous sermon about the lies we believe - now we turn to the word and see what it is we are to do change in our lives in order to be freed from these lies. 

In this message from Colossians 2:16–23, we confront the reality that we have all heard, believed, and at times become enslaved to lies. Like captives who grow attached to their captors, we can slowly surrender our freedom to false beliefs about God and ourselves. Pastor Jared examines three common traps; legalism, misplaced spiritual experiences, and pride that distract us from the sufficiency of...

This week, we look at Paul's commission to the Colossian church concerning their endurance and continuation in their faith.

In this message, we learn that brokenness is not wasted in God’s plan but is often part of His purpose for our lives. Through Scripture, we see that a broken heart draws us closer to God, produces humility, and positions us for His grace and restoration. When we surrender our brokenness to Him, He meets us with hope, healing, and direction. Your life can be better than it’s ever been, will you tak...

This week, we continue our study in Colossians by exploring Paul’s deep sense of calling, service, and commitment to Christ. In this passage, we see how Paul embraced his commission, made Christ known, and rejoiced even in suffering so that believers might be perfected in Him. Together, we will be challenged to consider what God has called us to do and who He has placed on our hearts to pray for a...

In Colossians 1:15–23, Pastor Jared Proctor lifts our eyes to the supremacy of Christ, over creation, over the church, and over our lives. This passage reveals Jesus as Creator, Sustainer, Ruler, and Reconciler, reminding us that everything holds together in Him. As we reflect on who we once were and who we are now because of Christ, we are challenged to continue steadfastly in faith. This sermon...

We kick off a new year and a new sermon series this week as we look into the book of Colossians. Though we have completed Acts, we are now continuing in the New Testament to see what wisdom God had for the early Church and for the Church today. 

In Mark 4:28–31, Pastor Jared Proctor reminds us that spiritual growth happens gradually as God works in and through our daily rhythms. This sermon explores inward, corporate, and outward spiritual disciplines as God’s means of shaping our hearts, not measures of spiritual performance. Ultimately, the focus is not on the practices themselves, but on what they reveal and form within us—our love for...