Hillcrest Baptist Church - Sermons

Listen to the weekly sermons from Hillcrest Baptist Church in Cedar Hill, Texas. For more info about Hillcrest, you can go to hillcrstbc.com.

Hillcrest Baptist Church - Sermons is a christianity podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 22 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #22

  We Are: Built on the Rock // Matthew 16:13-20

  Aug 16, 202647 min

  Who are we? Not a building. Not an event. We are a people transformed by the gospel and sent on mission together. In this series "We Are" walks through what it means to be the church: centered on Christ, born again by the Spirit, marked by prayer, united in love, welcoming to all people, compassionate toward the hurting, led with humility, alive in worship, and sent out to multiply disciples across Dallas and to the ends of the earth. This isn't a program. It's who Hillcrest is.

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  Episode #21

  I Love This Song: How Majestic Is Your Name // Psalm 8

  Aug 9, 202633 min

  As we close out our summer series I Love This Song, guest speaker Ryan Jesperson, Executive Director of the Dallas Baptist Association, brings us to Psalm 8 with a timely word heading into the fall season. Psalm 8 opens and closes with the same declaration: O Lord, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth. Everything in between is a reminder that the God who spoke the universe into existence is mindful of you and has given you a purpose within it. Ryan walks us through three grounding truths: God's glory should bookend our days, God's care for us is personal and intentional, and the dominion he's given us is meant to push his kingdom forward. The question heading into this new season is simple. what are you doing with what God has given you?

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  Episode #19

  I Love This Song: The Lord Is The Most High // Psalm 91

  Jul 27, 202642 min

  What does it mean to dwell in the shelter of the Most High? Psalm 91 has comforted soldiers, missionaries, and grieving families for generations, but Pastor Jordan shows it's more than a promise of protection. It's an invitation into relationship. In this message, part of our "I Love This Song" series through the Psalms, we see three truths: God is our covering, our guardian, and our keeper. And ultimately, this psalm points beyond us to Jesus, the only one who has ever perfectly abided in the Father, and who invites us to abide in him. "He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will abide in the shadow of the Almighty." — Psalm 91:1

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  Episode #18

  I Love This Song: Psalm of Guidance: The Lord In All We Do // Psalms 127

  Jul 19, 202646 min

  What are you building your life on? In this message from our summer "I Love This Song" series through the Psalms, Pastor Jordan opens up Psalm 127—a Song of Ascent written by Solomon—and asks the question every one of us needs to wrestle with: are we building our homes, our families, our futures on our own strength, or on the Lord? Solomon reminds us that unless Yahweh builds the house, those who labor, labor in vain. From the Tower of Babel to the powerful testimony of MLB star Darryl Strawberry, Pastor Jordan walks through what it really looks like to surrender our plans, our dreams, and our families to the Master Builder. Scripture Referenced: Psalm 127, Psalm 37:23, Proverbs 3:5-6, Proverbs 16:9, Proverbs 29:18, Romans 8:28-29, Matthew 9, Genesis 11-12

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  Episode #17

  I Love This Song: The Judge Who Took Our Verdict // Psalm 58

  Jul 13, 202645 min

  Nobody likes talking about judgment. But Pastor Jordan shows us that if you skip past what the Bible says about God's judgment, you'll miss the entire point of the cross. In Psalm 58, David launches a grievance against the corruption, injustice, and brokenness of the world and asks God to act. This message unpacks why that cry still resonates today, what Scripture actually teaches about the coming judgment, and the most important truth of all: Jesus is the only judge in history who ever took the verdict of the accused. Your judgment day is either behind you or ahead of you. The question is, which one is it?

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