Grace Hill Church Sermons

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March 01, 2026 That I May Know Him
What does it really mean to know Jesus Christ?
In Philippians 3:10, the Apostle Paul writes, “That I may know Him.” But Paul already believed. He was already justified. Already saved. So what does he mean?
In this sermon, we explore the crucial difference between knowing about Christ and truly knowing Christ — the difference between religious information and living communion.
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40min
February 22, 2026 Count It All Rubbish
What are you trusting to make you acceptable to God?
In Philippians 3:4-9, the Apostle Paul takes the most impressive religious resume imaginable and calls it rubbish. Not because credentials are worthless, but because anything we use as a substitute for Christ will not hold on the last day.
In this sermon, we walk through Paul's seven-point resume, his radical reclassification of everything he once counted as gain, and what it means that the only righteousness that saves is one we receive by faith, not one we build by effort.
Topics covered:
Why religious credentials cannot save you
The meaning of "skubalon" (rubbish) in Philippians 3:8
What it means to be found in Christ
The difference between knowing about Christ and knowing Christ
The gospel of imputed righteousness
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35min
February 15, 2026 Cut to the Heart
What are the true marks of a Christian?
In Philippians 3:3, the Apostle Paul gives three defining evidences of a life transformed by grace:
• Worship by the Spirit of God
• Glory in Christ Jesus
• Put no confidence in the flesh
Christianity is not about what you add to Christ. It is about what God has done to you. Like a surgeon who cuts in order to heal, God performs sovereign surgery on the human heart—removing what is dead and diseased and leaving behind unmistakable “scars of grace.”
Has God cut to your heart?
Has He removed your confidence in yourself?
Has He left the marks of true conversion on your life?
This sermon explores the biblical meaning of “we are the circumcision,” tracing the promise of heart transformation from Deuteronomy 30:6 and Romans 2:28–29 to its fulfillment in Christ. We’ll see how true worship (John 4:23–24), spiritual discernment (1 Corinthians 2:12–14), and boasting in Christ alone define the people of God.
Three marks. One Savior. No confidence in the flesh.
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43min
February 08, 2026 Believer, Beware
In Philippians 3:1–2, Paul issues a sharp and loving warning to the church: “Beware.” Beware of teachings that sound religious but undermine the gospel. Beware of adding anything to Christ’s finished work.
In this sermon, "Believer, Beware," we examine the danger of legalism, why it steals Christian joy, and how rejoicing in Christ alone guards the soul. Paul reminds us that salvation is not Christ plus something—it is Christ alone. Fully accomplished. Paid in full. Finished at the cross.
This message calls believers to stay anchored to the true gospel, to exercise loving discernment, and to rejoice in the sufficiency of Jesus Christ. If you’ve ever felt the weight of religious performance or wondered whether grace really is enough, this passage speaks directly to you.
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50min
January 30, 2026 Honor Such Men
In Philippians 2:29-30, Paul commands the church to "honor such men"—not the impressive, the influential, or the self-promoting, but the faithful. Men and women who are surrendered, sold out, and servant-hearted. Ordinary people whose lives have been shaped by the gospel.
In this sermon, we examine what it means to honor the right people, how the gospel reassigns our values, and why the only life worth living is a life poured out for Christ.
This message will challenge you to stop spectating and start serving and how to become the kind of person worth honoring.
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50min
January 18, 2026 Two Lives Shaped by the Gospel: Timothy and Epaphroditus pt. 2
Epaphroditus is not a well-known figure in the New Testament, but in just a few verses, the Apostle Paul holds him up as a powerful example of a life transformed by grace. In Philippians 2:25–30, we see what the gospel produces in a believer.
This sermon explores Paul’s description of Epaphroditus as a brother, fellow worker, fellow soldier, messenger, and minister.
If you have ever wondered what faithful Christian service truly looks like, or whether costly obedience is worth it, this passage gives a clear and compelling answer: grace shapes ordinary people into courageous servants of Christ.
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50min
January 11, 2026 Two Lives Shaped by the Gospel: Timothy & Epaphroditus Pt 1.
What does the gospel actually produce in a person’s life?
In Philippians 2:19–24, the Apostle Paul points us to Timothy—not as a hero to imitate, but as a life shaped by the self-giving love of Jesus Christ. In a world (and even a church culture) often driven by self-interest, Timothy stands out because he is “genuinely concerned” for the good of others.
This sermon explores:
Why Paul trusted Timothy so deeply
How self-interest distorts Christian life and ministry
How the gospel reshapes what we care about over time
Why true Christian service flows from Christ’s self-giving love
Rather than calling us to “try harder,” this passage shows us what happens when the weight and glory of Christ’s gospel rest on a life long enough to shape it.
📖 Scripture: Philippians 2:19–24
🎙️ Series: Two Lives Shaped by the Gospel (Part 1)
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49min
January 04, 2026Joyful Sacrifice: A Life Poured Out for Christ
Joyful Sacrifice: A Life Poured Out for Christ | Philippians 2:17–18
What does it mean to live a life that is not wasted?
In Philippians 2:17–18, the apostle Paul speaks of his life being “poured out as a drink offering”—and astonishingly, he rejoices in the possibility. Not because suffering is good in itself, but because a life spent for Christ is never wasted and is always marked by joy.
In this sermon, we explore:
What Paul means by a drink offering and why that imagery matters

Why Paul can rejoice even in the face of suffering and death

How Christ’s once-for-all sacrifice makes joyful sacrifice possible

Why a life poured out for Christ is not loss, but gain
Most importantly, this passage points us back to the gospel. Before we ever speak of pouring ourselves out, we must look to Jesus Christ—the One who was poured out first. Our sacrifice does not earn God’s favor; it flows from the finished work of Christ.
If you’ve ever wondered:
Is my life being spent on something that really matters?

What makes sacrifice joyful instead of crushing?

How does the gospel change the way we view suffering, obedience, and purpose?
This message is for you.
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47min
December 21, 2025 The Joy of the King
“Joy to the World” is one of the most familiar Christmas carols we sing, but few stop to consider what we are actually declaring. Written as a meditation on Psalm 98, it is a bold announcement that the King has come, salvation has been accomplished, and the world is being restored.
In this sermon from Psalm 98, we see why joy is commanded—not because life is easy, but because God has acted. The Lord has revealed His salvation, the redeemed are called to respond with praise, and even creation itself rejoices because the righteous King is coming to set all things right.
Jesus Christ has entered a cursed world, borne the curse at the cross, and risen in victory, guaranteeing that sin, sorrow, and death will not have the final word.
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44min
December 14, 2025 The Coming of the King
In Psalm 40:6–8, David speaks of a servant who delights to do God’s will, not merely offering sacrifices but giving wholehearted obedience. Yet David himself could never fully live up to those words. In Hebrews 10, the Holy Spirit reveals their true fulfillment in Jesus Christ. The One who entered the world saying, “Behold, I have come to do Your will, O God.”
This sermon traces the movement from Psalm 40 to Hebrews 10, showing how Christ came not only to die for our sins, but to live the perfectly obedient life we could never live. Through His active obedience and His once-for-all sacrificial death, Jesus provides everything God requires for our salvation.
Christmas, then, is the beginning of Christ’s mission of obedience. Obedience that leads from the cradle to the cross, and from the cross to a finished work that secures forgiveness, righteousness, and peace with God for all who trust in Him.
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43min

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