Springhill Family Sermons

Nevertheless explores Luke 5:4-6 and the call to trust God even when His instructions do not make sense. Pastor Craig Hargrow teaches that past failures must not prevent future obedience and that we may be one act of obedience away from a miracle.

Test Then Trust explores one of the hardest areas of Christian faith—trusting God with our resources. Through Jesus' teaching in Luke 21:1–4 and supporting passages from Scripture, Pastor Craig reminds us that God is not measuring the size of our gift, but the posture of our heart. As we learn to surrender every area of life to Christ, we discover that true stewardship begins with complete trust in God.

Jesus teaches us to seek God’s kingdom and righteousness before chasing security. From Matthew 6:33, Pastor Craig shows how creation reveals God’s care, worry cannot solve tomorrow, and God faithfully provides our genuine needs.

Romans 8:28 gives believers confidence that God is working every part of the journey—even suffering—toward good for those who love Him and are called according to His purpose.

Waiting on the Lord is not giving up. From Isaiah 40:31, Pastor Craig explains that God renews our strength in the space between the problem and the promise as we remain bound to Him in trust.

Faith moves before clarity. From Hebrews 11:8, Pastor Craig teaches that obedience—not complete understanding—unlocks what God has next as we trust Him one day at a time.

Springhill Spirit-filled Word: Trust God Series – Do Not Fear

Trusting God means giving Him your whole heart instead of placing the weight of your life on limited human understanding. From Proverbs 3:5–6, Pastor Craig teaches us to acknowledge God in every decision and follow His direction.

Minister James Darrett reminds us that our worth is not determined by status, achievement, past mistakes, or the opinions of others. Because we are chosen by God, created in His image, and made new in Christ, every person has God-given dignity, purpose, and a secure place in His family.

Overcoming Fear and Intimidation Through Faith - Biblical Strategies for Spiritual Warfare
Discover how to stand firm against intimidation and fear using biblical principles from the story of David and Goliath. Learn why intimidation tactics fail against believers and how to access God's power in overwhelming situations. This powerful message explores spiritual warfare, overcoming fear, and walking in divine authority.
Key Topics Covered:
Biblical perspective on intimidation and fearWhy Christians don't have to be controlled by intimidating circumstancesHow David defeated Goliath through faith, not physical strengthUnderstanding that God hasn't given us a spirit of fearUsing spiritual gifts and weapons God has providedFighting battles in God's name rather than our own strengthLetting God lead and fight for us in difficult situationsRemembering God's faithfulness and track recordStanding firm on God's Word when facing threatsPractical application for overcoming intimidation in daily lifeScripture References:
1 Samuel 17:44-45 (David and Goliath confrontation)2 Timothy 1:7 (Spirit of power, love, and sound mind)2 Chronicles 20:15 (The battle belongs to God)Psalm 9:10 (Power in God's name)Mark 3:11 (Demons recognizing Jesus' authority)