Cottage Hill Baptist Church

"You don't stand firm because you're strong enough. You stand firm because God is faithful enough."

"You don't have to understand what God is doing to trust who God is."

"The past is the past. Don’t give it any more of your future."

"The blessing that a Christian is to give to the reviler includes finding ways to serve him, praying for his salvation or spiritual progress, expressing thankfulness for him, speaking well of him, and desiring his well-being."

"God didn't draft us simply to wear the jersey. He drafted us to make His name known."

" We are to be set apart. Our mouth, our mind, our money, our morals, all belong to God."

"Your plans may have changed, But God's purpose has not."

"The main thing that God wants from you and from me is not our money; it's our love, our devotion."

“In our 2nd installment of our “Summer School” series, we explore a question being asked by many in our world today: “Can we trust the Bible?” History has proven the claims of Scripture many times over. Join us as we plumb the Scriptures to learn more about how and why we should trust God’s Word.”

"The universe is big because it points to a God who is bigger."

"Our prosperity and our progress has not been due to simple luck, but to a Sovereign Lord."

“One of the hardest things to do in life, is to trust… We see this theme in our text this week as we encounter the question: “Do we really have free will if God is sovereign?” The sovereignty of God is a doctrine that has perplexed Christians for some time now; it’s also a doctrine that (when rightly viewed) brings great comfort to the souls of God’s people. Join us this week as we delve into this...

“One of the biggest questions of the Christian faith has to do with the Triune nature of God. In this installment of our Big Questions series, we’re asking, “Can you explain the Trinity?” Whether you can or can’t, we’d love for you to join us as we allow the Word of God to reinforce this important doctrine in our hearts.”

“In our “Big Questions” series, we’re tackling a pretty big one… “Is hell real?” This is a question that many both inside and outside of the church have found themselves asking. It’s important that we not answer questions like these by looking to culture or even our own preferences—rather by submitting ourselves to God’s authoritative Word. Join us as we heed the word of the Lord together with thi...

“We live in a society that has lots of questions about the beliefs we hold to in the church. Statistics show there are actually several ‘in’ the church who share these questions. Today we kick off our new series “Big Questions”, where we go to God’s Word for the answers to these questions. The first up is “Is Jesus the only way to God?” Join us as we relish in this resounding theme in Scripture—on...

" The simple message of the Lord's Supper is this: because of the dying of Jesus’ body and the shedding of His blood, a Holy God can pass over your sins."

“On this Memorial Day weekend, we’re pausing to reflect on the memorials we see in our day. Memorials serve a purpose—to point us to someone or something worthy of honor. In Joshua 4, there’s a story where God instructs His people to set up a memorial, that they might remember. Join us as we take time to consider what we might need to remember as God’s people even still today.”

“As we continue on in our “Honor” series, we’re considering those in our lives that are worthy of honor. Who is more worthy of honor than the Lord Himself? Join us as we look at the people of Israel in Old Testament times as we see the Lord rebukes His people for withholding the honor due His name. The indictments may be more applicable today than we’d care to admit. May the Lord be praised with t...

“We all know the impact a mother can have on a child, and the Scriptures go on to say as much. In our series “Honor”, this week we honor those special ladies who have selflessly poured into the lives of the children in their own families as well is in our church family. Join us as we learn from the selfless example of a faithful woman named Jochebed, and the investment she made in the next generat...

“There are moments and roles that the church should celebrate… moments and roles we should honor. After all, the Bible does instruct us to “give honor to whom honor is due”. Today we kick off a new series called “Honor”—and the first on our list is honoring our graduates! In this initial message of this study, we look at some words from the Apostle Paul who gives a charge to believers about what r...

"Anything that Jesus Christ gives you the authority to do, He also gives you the ability to do."

“In the hours following Christ’s resurrection, Jesus had a few key conversations. We looked at one last week; this week we look at a couple of others—conversations that remind us of the charge we’ve been given as Christ’s ambassadors as well as a conversation that meets us where we are, even when we have questions. We hope this message blesses you as we lean in to these conversations with Jesus.”

“In our “Conversations with Jesus” series, we’ve seen several intimate moments with Christ. The first conversation to take place after Christ’s resurrection is one of the most touching. If you find yourself being overwhelmed and desperate for the Lord’s working, this story reminds us He’s nearer than we think. Join us as we lean in to the Words of Jesus this Easter Sunday.”

“When we’re younger, we grew up hearing the song “Jesus Loves Me”. As we grow older, we might find ourselves asking, “Does He really? Does He know what I’ve done?” In this conversation, Jesus reminds us that no one is beyond the reach of His grace. If you find yourself doubting God’s love for you, we hope this message encourages you, as we lean in to a conversation Jesus has with an unworthy man—m...

“In this message we read of a conversation that Jesus had with a man named Pilate. Pilate was familiar with the reputation of Jesus, but he did not rightly respond to who Jesus is. Join us as we’re challenged to not only consider what we’ve heard about Jesus, but rather to act on who we know Jesus to be.”