Springhill Baptist Church Sermons

Episode 475: Jeremiah 29:11–13 || Brokenness || Dr. Keith Mathis

In this message, we learn that brokenness is not wasted in God’s plan but is often part of His purpose for our lives. Through Scripture, we see that a broken heart draws us closer to God, produces humility, and positions us for His grace and restoration. When we surrender our brokenness to Him, He meets us with hope, healing, and direction. Your life can be better than it’s ever been, will you take the first step?

Episode 474: Colossians 1:24–2:5 || I Know My Calling || Jared Proctor

This week, we continue our study in Colossians by exploring Paul’s deep sense of calling, service, and commitment to Christ. In this passage, we see how Paul embraced his commission, made Christ known, and rejoiced even in suffering so that believers might be perfected in Him. Together, we will be challenged to consider what God has called us to do and who He has placed on our hearts to pray for and disciple. Join us as we grow in faithfulness and confidence in living out our calling in Christ.

Episode 473: Colossians 1:15–23 || I Don’t Know You, but I Know Christ || Jared Proctor

In Colossians 1:15–23, Pastor Jared Proctor lifts our eyes to the supremacy of Christ, over creation, over the church, and over our lives. This passage reveals Jesus as Creator, Sustainer, Ruler, and Reconciler, reminding us that everything holds together in Him. As we reflect on who we once were and who we are now because of Christ, we are challenged to continue steadfastly in faith. This sermon invites us to ask an honest question: Who do you say Jesus is, and is He truly supreme in your life?

Episode 472: Colossians 1:1-14 || Strangers in the Faith pt. 1 - I Don't Know You, But... || Jared Proctor

We kick off a new year and a new sermon series this week as we look into the book of Colossians. Though we have completed Acts, we are now continuing in the New Testament to see what wisdom God had for the early Church and for the Church today.

Episode 471: Mark 4:28–31 || Spiritual Disciplines || Jared Proctor

In Mark 4:28–31, Pastor Jared Proctor reminds us that spiritual growth happens gradually as God works in and through our daily rhythms. This sermon explores inward, corporate, and outward spiritual disciplines as God’s means of shaping our hearts, not measures of spiritual performance. Ultimately, the focus is not on the practices themselves, but on what they reveal and form within us—our love for God, the condition of our hearts, and whether we are truly being transformed.