Hillspring Church

In Philippians 2:12–18, Paul encourages the church to continue working out their salvation—not to earn God's grace, but to allow the work God is doing within them to become evident through the way they live. In this message, we explore how God works in us through His Spirit, shaping both our desires and our actions to accomplish His purposes. And we discover why it's not just what we do for Jesus that matters, but the attitude and mindset with which we do it. Paul challenges us to serve wit...

How do we live in a way that reflects Jesus, whatever happens? In Philippians 2:1–11, Paul reminds the church of everything they've received through Christ—encouragement, love, fellowship in the Spirit, tenderness, and compassion. But he doesn't stop with what we've received. He challenges us to allow those same things to shape the way we treat one another. In this message, we explore what it means to have the same mindset as Jesus. Though He was in very nature God, Jesus humbled Himself, t...

What happens when following Jesus leads us into circumstances we would never have chosen? In Philippians 1:12–30, Paul writes from prison, facing opposition, uncertainty, and even the possibility of death. Yet he continues to rejoice—not because his circumstances are good, but because he sees God advancing the gospel through them. In this message, we explore how Paul's identity and purpose in Christ completely changed the way he understood his circumstances. For Paul, success wasn't about a...

What does it really mean to share in the fellowship of the gospel? In Philippians 1:3–11, Paul celebrates a community of people who have remained devoted to Christ, to one another, and to His purposes in the world. Their faith is more than simply believing in Jesus or attending church—it is a shared life in Christ. In this message, we explore why this kind of deep Christian community matters, how easily we can settle for simply attending or consuming church, and why remaining in Christ toge...

What does it really mean to belong to God—and how does that change the way we see ourselves and Him? As we begin our journey through the book of Philippians, we slow down and pay attention to the opening words of this ancient letter. What we discover is more than an introduction: it’s an invitation to find our identity in Christ and to see God’s posture toward His people in a new light. Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years or you’re still exploring what you believe, join us as we open Scri...