The 3rd spiritual growth phase is moving from childhood to young adulthood. And the big idea that allows you to have this growth breakthrough is to OWN YOUR FAITH. How do you do that, and why is that important? Check this out...

When your faith journey begins, it's kind of like being a newborn infant. So what's a spiritual baby to do? Check this out!

God has plans for you to BECOME something you never dreamed of becoming! But that journey starts with the most important thing you will ever do on this earth...

Lysa Tuerkerst in a devotional she wrote years ago talks about this "Pineapple Principle." It reminds of this thing that is so so true about almost everything: THE HARDEST PART IS STARTING!

There are some things you just can't and shouldn't do alone. Here's WHY, and here's what your life and the world could be like if we just did life TOGETHER!

There's a man in the Bible that did some cool things that are woefully underestimated! He was a people-connector. And what he did literally changed the world! And so can you!

Bill concludes this series with what he calls the most OFFENSIVE of the 6 sermons. Why does Hickory Grove do things the WAY they do them? These 4 priorities are what separates churches that are actively reaching people with the Gospel from those who are content to stay comfortable in their huddles.

We shift gears in week 5 to take a look at WHY Hickory Grove Baptist Church specifically does everything it does. We find that when you know your WHY, it changes how you live your life. For a church, it changes how you do everything.

If God created us to walk with Him together, what does that look like? What things must we do if we are to truly be living out our God-given purpose together? These are the 4-things we do that make us HIS CHURCH!

There's power in knowing that you only have to do one thing in your life: walk with God. And since God made us as highly relational beings like Him, we were made to walk with God together! But what does that look like? What do we actually DO to walk with God together. Senior Pastor Bill Clark takes a look at the first of four things on that list.