Spring Hills Podcast

On this episode of going deeper pastor Tom and pastor Josh go into the depths of what it takes to eliminate the excuses in your life that prevents you from living and authentic faith. One of the critical areas that one must determine for themselves is how one should bring Christ to others. Pastor Tom and pastor Josh go into detail about what it takes to prayerfully identifying the audience potential believers that a Christian has been given and then do whatever is necessary to stay in the conversation so that one day your witness may be so irresistible that you can bring the full unencumbered invitation of the gospel to their hearts.

This week we delve into the timeless parable shared by Jesus in Luke 14:16-24. We'll explore the excuses presented by those invited to a banquet, reflecting on their relevance in our lives today. From prioritizing material possessions to seeking approval from others, we'll uncover the common barriers that hinder our commitment to following Jesus. Through this exploration, we'll be challenged to examine our own hearts and confront the excuses we make in response to God's invitation. Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of discipleship and embrace the call to follow Jesus wholeheartedly.

In this week's podcast, the focus shifts to living a humble life centered on God, with Pastor Tom exploring concepts of justice, mercy, and being led by the spirit. Emphasizing the importance of being present rather than fixating on the future, the episode illuminates how God guides us moment by moment, fostering a reliance on Him for all our needs. A unique aspect of the discussion is the delicate balance between justice and mercy, challenging Christians to prioritize embodying mercy over seeking justice, trusting God to handle the latter. The episode concludes with a reminder to stay in our lane and focus on the gift of mercy, leaving the rest to God. We hope you find this episode enriching. God bless!

This weekend our sermon is titled "Walk Humbly." Drawing from Micah 6:8, we explore the threefold requirement God sets before us: to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with Him. Through an examination of Scripture, we delve into the significance of these commands, challenging ourselves to embody them in our daily lives. We reflect on the contrast between extending mercy to ourselves while expecting justice from others, and consider what it means to walk humbly with God. Together, we uncover the profound implications of living in intimate communion with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, discerning how God's guidance shapes our journey of faith. Join us as we seek to align our lives with His will and purpose.

In this podcast episode Pastor Tom Pound delves into the sermon centered around John 10:27, which invites believers into a profound relationship with Jesus. The metaphor of the Good Shepherd and his sheep is explored, highlighting trust and obedience in our walk with Christ. Practical insights are shared on discerning God's voice amidst life's chaos, emphasizing the importance of hearing Jesus clearly. The discussion touches on forgiveness, drawing from Everett Worthington's story, and its significance in following Jesus, especially in times of profound pain and tragedy. Through scripture and insightful discussion, be encouraged to deepen their relationship with Jesus and follow him more closely in your life.

In John 10, Jesus uses the metaphor of the Good Shepherd, emphasizing the trust and care He provides His followers. Reflecting on Psalm 23 and Revelation 7:17, we see the promise of being led to refreshing springs of living water. Do you struggle to trust that Jesus, the Shepherd of your soul, is leading you to a place of renewal? Share your story of restoration through submission to His leadership. We'll explore John 10:27, where Jesus emphasizes the personal and intimate nature of our relationship with Him. How well do you know Christ, and do you believe He knows you intimately? Discover how to discern the voice of Jesus amidst life's distractions and tune in effectively. Finally, we'll reflect on the call to obedience as His sheep, sharing instances of blessings through obedience or regrets from disobedience. Join us as we deepen our understanding of following Jesus as our Shepherd.

In this episode of "You Matter," Pastors Josh Meyer and Dan Pound discuss encountering Jesus in family life, discerning God's plans, making sacrifices, and taking action for God. They emphasize prayer and modeling genuine faith within the family, urging patience and unity. To discern God's plans, they recommend spending time in the Word, engaging in conversational prayer, and seeking wisdom in decision-making. Prioritizing relationships and self-care is crucial, following the biblical order of priorities. Lastly, they advise focusing on personal spiritual growth rather than judging others' salvation, encouraging encouragement and personal reflection.

This weekend we dive into Luke 5:1-11, where Jesus calls Peter, James, and John to follow Him. Through Pastor Dan's insights, we confront common lies hindering our commitment to Jesus and explore aligning our thoughts with His calling through James 4:7 and 2 Corinthians 10:5. Proverbs 3:5-6 reminds us to trust in the Lord and submit to His guidance. Through reflection, we'll share experiences of surrendering control to Jesus and the sacrifices involved in following Him closely. Discover the transformative power of embracing change in our walk with Jesus.

In this podcast episode, Pastor Tom reflects on his recent

This week we dive into the theme of immediate obedience and following Jesus. In Matthew 9:9, Matthew's swift response to Jesus's call challenges us to reflect on our own obedience. Exploring Matthew 9:9-13, we witness Jesus's radical inclusivity and His call to mercy over sacrifice, urging us to reconsider our interactions with society's outcasts. We contemplate why Matthew responded so decisively to Jesus's call and discuss what it means to follow Jesus as a way of life, not just a checklist of religious duties. Drawing inspiration from Tim Keller, we reflect on moments of realizing Jesus is all we need and discuss tangible steps to align our lives with His teachings. Join us as we explore these insights and strive to embody the love and leadership of Jesus in our community and beyond.