Springhill Baptist Church Sermons

In this sermon, Pastor Jared walks us through an outline of the life of David and the overall trajectory we see his life go as he rises, falls, and repents. We see a great testament to our own brokenness, but more importantly, the abundant grace of God.

In this message, our revival speaker, and Springhill's loved, Doug Bischoff shares a message about the kingdom of God. In John 3, Jesus describes what it takes for one to enter the kingdom of God and the differences of the kingdom vs. the kingdom of the world.

What does it look like to live faithfully when life doesn’t go as planned? In Genesis 39, we see Joseph face temptation, injustice, and hardship, yet through it all, the Lord was with him.

In this message, Pastor Jared Proctor explores the blessing of God’s presence in our lives and how it shapes our vision, builds our confidence, strengthens our commitment to purity, and enables us to extend grace—even in difficult circumstances.

True revival begins as God brings spiritual clarity, renews our confidence in prayer, deepens our commitment to aggressive purity, and teaches us to display grace to others.

Join us as we learn from Joseph’s example and discover how the presence of God transforms the way we live, respond to temptation, and navigate life’s challenges.

In this message; we look at the closing chapter of James and ask the question are you praying and praising? Join us for a challenging message on prayer and confession.

What does faithful patience look like as we wait for the return of Christ? In James 5:7–20, James calls believers to patiently endure, remain faithful, and persevere through suffering as they look forward to the Lord’s return. He gives us three examples of patience—the farmer, the prophets, and Job—and reminds us that our words should reflect the character of Christ.

As we wait for the Lord, will we be found faithfully working, continuing to persevere, and speaking words that can be trusted? Are we prepared to meet the Judge?

This Sunday, we hear from Pastor Nick, as he shares from Mark 8. He shares the story of Jesus healing the blind man, twice. This passage has some unique and interesting features that show Jesus is more than healing the man, he is working to heal the problem of unbelief within His disciples. 

In this week's sermon, we examine James' stern warning to those consumed by idols. Believers are instructed to not allow earthly things take their focus off of the Lord. 

Where do conflict and division really begin? In James 4:1–8, James reveals that our outward conflicts often begin with an inward war, with ourselves, with others, and ultimately with God.

The good news is that God offers grace and a path to peace. As we submit to God, resist the devil, seek Him, and purify our hearts, we can experience the peace that comes from drawing near to Him.

What does true wisdom look like? In James 3:13–18, we see the contrast between worldly wisdom and wisdom from above. Worldly wisdom produces envy, selfish ambition, and disorder, while heavenly wisdom produces purity, peace, mercy, good fruit, impartiality, and sincerity.

What are you sowing? Discover how the wisdom we pursue shapes the fruit our lives produce—and how we can ask God for wisdom, knowing He gives generously (James 1:5).

Can you really tame your tongue? In James 3:1–12, Pastor Jared Proctor challenges us to examine the power of our words and the condition of our hearts. Our tongues can be used to praise God or tear others down, revealing that the real problem isn't simply our speech, it’s our hearts. James points us beyond simply trying harder and toward our need for a new heart, self-control, and the transforming work of Christ. This message challenges us to confess sinful words, pursue repentance, and ask the Lord to help us use our speech to build others up.