Hill Country Bible Church Dripping Springs Sermons

Join us as we dive into the gripping story of Moses' greatest failure and learn how deep frustrations can threaten our faith and alter our life's path. Discover the critical lessons from Numbers 20 that reveal how to avoid catastrophic spiritual crashes and find enduring hope through the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus. This challenging message will inspire you to see your wilderness season in a new light and embrace the grace that quenches every thirst.

Join us as we dive into a powerful message exploring God's incredible faithfulness and the fear that often holds us back. Discover how the ancient story of the Israelites in Numbers 13 & 14 relates to our modern lives and learn to trust in God's promises even when they seem impossible. With insights on overcoming fear, stepping out in faith, and understanding God's unwavering character, this sermon will build the courage to follow faith. Are you ready to leave the wilderness of doubt and step into the promised land of faith? Learn to find the courage to move forward!

Are you feeling the relentless pace of modern life pulling you in every direction? Discover the profound lessons from the Israelites' journey in Numbers 9 and learn how to find peace and purpose in the midst of life's chaos. This sermon dives into the concept of trusting God's perfect timing—whether you're called to wait patiently or step boldly into something new. Uncover how to discern God's leading through His word, wise counsel, and the persistent presence of the Holy Spirit.

Despite your achievements, do you still feeling empty? You might have the wrong thing at the center of your life. Just like God placed the tabernacle at the center of Israel's camp in the wilderness, He wants to be at the center of your life—not just a Sunday add-on. With God truly at your center, providing perspective to your approach to like, everything else doesn't become less important—it becomes more meaningful. Organize your entire life around Him.

In this powerful exploration of James 2:14-26, we're challenged to examine the vital connection between our faith and our actions. The central message reminds us that true faith is not merely intellectual assent, but a living force that compels us to act. We're encouraged to reflect on how we're putting our beliefs into practice, especially in serving those in need. The scripture beautifully illustrates this through the stories of Abraham and Rahab, showing that faith requires sacrifice and courage. As we contemplate our own faith journey, we're invited to consider: Are we just talking the talk, or are we truly walking the walk? This message urges us to step out in faith, overcome our fears and hesitations, and live out our beliefs in tangible ways that glorify God and serve others.

Baptism is a necessary sacrement of Christianity, so the same is true for evangelism. Whether it is preaching to crowds or speaking in a one-on-one setting, we each should be prepared to share the good news of Jesus Christ. Opportunities for personal evangelism are all around us and have been prepared ahead of time for us to do. We need only to be willing and obedient whenever, and wherever they present themselves.

Recognizing we are engaged in spiritual warfare, Paul calls us to armor up in God's strength. In a world that is increasingly hostile to the Gospel, discover how to stand firm in victory, redefine what real battles mean, and shield yourself against unseen forces. This isn't about culture wars or human enemies—it's about embracing your role as a spiritual soldier and understanding the profound power of prayer.

This sermon dives into the hidden anxieties and burnout lurking beneath our well-crafted facades. Discover the Apostle Paul’s timeless wisdom from Ephesians 4 as we explore the “hedonic treadmill” of modern life. Learn how to shed the “grave clothes” of old habits and embrace the radical, transformative power of Christ's grace. This message offers a compelling call to action: leave behind the idols of security, achievement, and approval, and step into the vibrant new life you’ve received

Steve is an Associate Pastor at our church. He wears many hats (which we discuss a bit). However today, our focus is on one of his less public but probably more important roles, shepherding our benevolence ministry.