Today we're blessed to have past President of the Southern Baptist Convention and current President and CEO of the SBC Executive Committee, Dr. Frank Page, bringing the Word at Hilldale. Preaching from Philippians 1:21-26, Dr. Page is encouraging believers to see life through the same lens as the Apostle Paul. Living was so full of Christ for Paul that Christ summed up his life!

Today Dr. Robertson is finishing a message he started last week entitled, “Five Truths about Temptation.” He is basing this study on this timely topic in Jesus’ temptation experience as recorded in Matthew 4:1-11.

Today Dr. Robertson begins a two-part sermon on the ever-present issue of temptation, because that is where spiritual battles are fought. And if we can learn to defuse sin before it happens, then we’ll not only live in victory but we’ll save ourselves a lot of heartache and shame.

When many Christians think of "Victory in Jesus," they think of heaven. But Christ gives spiritual victory--victory over sin--NOW! Today Dr. Robertson explores this "victory through our Lord Jesus Christ" and seeks to inspire believers to claim that victory by faith.

We desperately need to reclaim a biblical understanding and practice of the eternal security we have in Christ. And that perseverance of the saints is faith that works hard, not in order to be saved but because a person is already saved. Today our pastor is exploring this oft' misunderstood doctrine...

Merriam-Webster defines “adventure” as “an exciting or dangerous experience.” Leading up to Christmas this year, Dr. Robertson is preaching a series of messages entitled, “A Christmas ADVENTure,” with ADVENT being emphasized in ADVENTure. Today is the fourth and final message in the series.

Lindsey Stirling is one of the more recognizable violinists in the world, packing out auditoriums and playing for thousands. But when she descended the steps to the 14th Street Station in lower Manhattan to play recently, hardly anyone took notice. What an illustration of Jesus' birth! Nothing and no one else has ever had such a dramatic impact on the world and never will, yet His birth was relatively obscure. Isn’t that incredible?

The first week was about HOPE, the second week was about PEACE, the third week about JOY. Today is about LOVE. We have hope in God through Jesus who is our peace, and He brings us His joy. And all of it is rooted in God's love.