Springhill Family Sermons

Philip's story in Acts 8 is a striking example of what it looks like to obey God before having all the answers. In the middle of a fruitful season in Samaria, God directed Philip to leave everything behind and head down a desert road with no explanation. Philip went anyway. That single act of obedience led him to an Ethiopian official who was searching for truth, and one conversation changed that man's life forever. Like Abraham and Noah before him, Philip moved in faith without demanding a full explanation first. God does not always reveal the destination before asking us to move. He simply asks us to trust Him enough to take the next step.

What powers your witness? Pastor Craig Hargrow continues the Saved to Share series through Acts 4:1-22. Peter and John show how the Holy Spirit, time with Jesus, and a changed life empower us to share what we have seen and heard. This message encourages us to testify to God's goodness with courage, love, and a willing heart.

In Luke 15:11–32, Pastor Craig Hargrow continues the Saved to Share series with “A Welcome Back Gospel.” Through the parable of the prodigal son, this message calls us to practice compassion that moves toward people, extend grace without dwelling on the past, and resist the self-righteous comparison represented by the elder son.

The Father’s welcome reminds us that the Gospel celebrates repentance, restoration, and every person who returns home to God.

Pastor Craig Hargrow continues the Saved to Share series with “Sharing the Gospel the Neighborly Way” from Luke 10:25–37. Through the parable of the Good Samaritan, the message challenges us to move beyond knowing the right answer and live out our love for God and our neighbors through compassion, action, sacrifice, and mercy.

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Pastor Craig Hargrow shares “Let Us Break Bread Together” from Luke 5:27–32, reflecting on Jesus’ call of Levi and the grace that brings us to the table.

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https://www.springhillfamily.com/posts/collections/sermon-reflections-devotionals/saved-to-share-the-power-of-the-dinner-table-ministry-3

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https://www.springhillfamily.com/sermons/let-us-break-bread-together

In “In Hot Pursuit,” Pastor Craig Hargrow teaches from Luke 19:10 about the determined love of Jesus Christ, who came to seek and save the lost. Through the story of Zacchaeus, we see a Savior who notices people others overlook, meets them where they are, and brings salvation and transformation into their lives.

Meeting People Where They Are explores Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman in John 4:1–42. Pastor Craig challenges us to leave where we are, cross barriers others avoid, see the person before addressing the problem, and communicate the Gospel in ways people can understand. We are saved to share—and called to meet people with truth, compassion, and the love of God.

Come and See explores John 1:35–46 and the simple power of inviting others to experience Jesus. Pastor Craig Hargrow preached this message on August 30, 2026.

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I Give Myself Away explores Romans 12:1 and what it means to respond to God’s mercy by presenting our whole selves as a living sacrifice—holy and acceptable to Him. Pastor Craig Hargrow teaches that surrender is voluntary, God wants all of us, and a living sacrifice becomes a walking testimony every day.

Teach Them Well explores Proverbs 22:6 and the responsibility to nurture, teach, discipline, and dedicate children to God. Pastor Craig Hargrow explains that faithful training is ongoing, grounded in God’s Word, and attentive to each child’s God-given characteristics and path.