Springhill Baptist Church Sermons

In this sermon, Pastor Jared delves into Paul’s final words to the Ephesian elders in Acts 20:28-38. Paul declares, "I have committed you to God." But what does it truly mean to commit something to God? Join us as we explore the depth of this powerful statement and its implications for our faith and daily lives.

This week we continue our mini-series within Acts - Paul's Final Farewell. Join us as we discuss his warning about wolves, predatory teachers, lies, and/or spirits who may mislead believers. How do we watch for these wolves? How can we avoid their schemes? How can we lean on the Shepherd to protect us? 

In this sermon, Pastor Jared explores the question: What should leaders focus on as they lead? Drawing from Paul’s wisdom in Acts 20:25-28, he provides biblical insights for effective and godly leadership. Listen and be encouraged!

Have you given your life to Christ, and how are you serving Him? Pastor Jared challenges us to reflect on these questions as we examine Paul’s various ways of working for the Lord in Acts 20:22-27. It’s a difficult race, but one well worth running!

Following the evening of our child dedication celebration dinner, Pastor Jared continues our study in Acts, reflecting on the challenge given to parents at the event. He issues the same challenge to all us -to consider how we are spending our days. We look at Acts 20 and see how Paul determined to spend his days for Christ and how we may do the same.

In this passage, we see a young man fall asleep during Paul's preaching. In this sermon, Pastor Jared shares three key warnings: one for the listener, one for the preacher, and one for the Christian without power. Tune in to gain insight and be blessed!

In this message, we read Paul's final farewell to the list of names mentioned in Acts 20, though we do not know much about these men, we know they left an impact in world history as their missionary work spread the gospel message.

In Acts 19, we witness a protest erupt in Ephesus. In the midst of the chaos, individuals respond in different ways. In this sermon, Pastor Jared challenges us to reflect on whether we might be reacting in similar ways in our own lives.

In this message, we look at the progress report given in Acts 19 concerning the work of the Apostles. We consider what our progress report may be in our lives and how we want to stand before the Lord one day.

This week, in Acts 19:23-27, we see how the Way of Jesus stirs up a significant disturbance in Ephesus. In his sermon, Pastor Nick challenges us to reflect on whether we are willing to embrace the disruption that comes with following Jesus. Are we comfortable standing on the side of transformation, even when it causes unrest?

In this message, Pastor Jared talks about the apostles continuing the mission of Jesus, including their use of His spiritual authority. Join us as we discuss how we are called to continue this story as well and how by doing so, we will be recognized as friends of heaven, and enemies of hell.

What does the Lord's voice sound like? What does He say? How does He speak to us? Join us as Pastor Jared teaches from Acts 19 and explores these questions and more.

This morning we begin our Tent Revival! Join us in listening to Pastor Chadd Pendergraft from Crescent Valley Baptist Church in Tahlequah, OK. The audio for this message may dip in and out throughout, we had some technical difficulties while recording. 

Do you seek fame or faithfulness? The Apostle Paul lived an extraordinary life, providing us with a powerful example of what it means to live faithfully. Listen to Pastor Jared’s encouraging message, we trust that it will be a blessing.

Have you truly given yourself to the Lord? What is your attitude when it comes to giving? This week, Pastor Jared addresses these important questions as he explores Paul's challenging words to the church in Corinth. Encouraging them 

Who has your ear? We ask this question in this sermon and consider who is guiding and influencing us. We continue our series into the second letter to the Corinthian church in this sermon.

In this message we look at the Corinthian church and Paul's reminder to them to keep focused on the gospel of Jesus, we talk about the consequences of losing your motivations and focus on God and His kingdom.

Our student pastor, Tyler Mendoza shares this week out of the book of Genesis, recounting the life Jacob. We look at how God used the brokenness of Jacob's life and how in wrestling with God, we ought to submit to His transformative power in our lives.

This week we look as the Holy Spirit as the conductor of an orderly worship service. We talk about tongues and prophecy and their proper place in the worship service.

The church in Corinth faces issues of division. Pau; reminds of them that they, as believers, are one. We examine the teaching and implications that we have one body, Spirit, hope, Lord, faith, baptism, and Father. 

This week we look at the "Recipe to Remember" for the Corinthians. We look at Paul's instructions for the Corinthian church and how that "recipe" can apply to the church today.

In this sermon, we continue the "building inspection" of the Corinthian church. We look at the HVAC, fasteners, and steps - in other words - their anger and forgiveness, marriage and relationships, and their need to not cause others to stumble.

This week we look at the hidden issue of sexual immorality and the way it infested the Corinthian church and the Church today. We look at how Paul instructs believers to rid themselves of this issue and how it directly contradicts who God made us to be.

We begin this message with the question, how do Christians establish & maintain unity? We look into the chaotic situation at the church in Corinth and look at how we ought to answer every question of Christian life with the person of Jesus Christ.

This week we are beginning a new sub-series within Acts! This summer, we will be studying 1st and 2nd Corinthians together in a series called “A Church in Need of Revival.” In this opening sermon, Pastor Jared encourages us with the truth that hope and change in our lives are “only a prayer away.”