Hosted by Hillspring Church, Oakville · EN-US · 179 episodes
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This is the audio podcast of our weekly teaching. We believe that despite race, religion, successes or failures - as you encounter God through the person of Jesus - you are loved and invited to embrace a life of love. For more information visit: www.hillspringchurch.org
Hillspring Church, Oakville hosts Hillspring Church, a religion show with 179 episodes published.
Most people spend a great deal of time and energy investing in things they believe will bring security, happiness, or significance. We invest in careers, possessions, experiences, achievements, and relationships, hoping
Most people understand the temptation to seek recognition. Whether through social media, accomplishments, service, or even acts of faith, we naturally want to be seen, appreciated, and affirmed by others. But Jesus offer
Most people believe in loving those who love them. After all, it is natural to show kindness to friends, care for family, and love those who treat us well. But Jesus takes the conversation much deeper. Looking at His tea
Most people believe in standing up for themselves. After all, when we are wronged, our instinct is often to get even, protect our rights, or make sure others feel what we have felt. But Jesus takes the conversation deepe
Most people feel pretty good about the command, "Do not commit adultery." After all, many of us would never consider crossing that line. But Jesus uses this command to expose something deeper. Looking at His teaching in
Have you ever noticed how often people feel the need to add extra words to convince others they can be trusted? "I promise." "I swear." "Honestly." Looking at Jesus' teaching in the Sermon on the Mount, we discover that
This week we continue through the Sermon on the Mount as Jesus takes the conversation about “right living” somewhere deeper than most of us expect. Most people agree murder is wrong. But Jesus goes beneath the surface—an
Everyone has their own idea of what’s right. But over time, life has a way of testing—and revealing—whether our way is actually right… or misguided. And God calls us to pursue true righteousness—so that our lives can be
Everyone has their own idea of what’s right. But over time, life has a way of testing—and revealing—whether our way is actually right… or misguided. In this second part of the Sermon on the Mount, we see that—like the sa
Everyone has their own idea of what’s right. But over time, life has a way of testing—and revealing—whether our way is actually right… or misguided. In this opening message, we explore a simple but important truth: the w
What kind of King are you actually looking for? On Palm Sunday, the crowds welcomed Jesus with celebration and praise—shouting “Hosanna” and declaring Him King. But within days, many would walk away. Why? Because Jesus d
Not every idea that sounds spiritual is rooted in the truth God has revealed in Jesus. Throughout the church’s history, well-intended teachings, traditions, and assumptions have sometimes shaped the way people understand
Not every idea that sounds spiritual is rooted in the truth God has revealed in Jesus. Throughout the church’s history, well-intended teachings, traditions, and assumptions have sometimes shaped the way people understand
Not every idea that sounds spiritual is rooted in the truth God has revealed in Jesus. Throughout the church’s history, well-intended teachings, traditions, and assumptions have sometimes shaped the way people understand
Not every idea that sounds spiritual is rooted in the truth God has revealed in Jesus. Throughout the church’s history, well-intended practices, perspectives, and personal experiences have sometimes shaped the way people
Not every idea that sounds spiritual is rooted in the truth God has revealed in Jesus. Throughout the church’s history, well-intended practices, perspectives, and personal experiences have sometimes shaped the way people
Not every idea that sounds spiritual is rooted in the truth God has revealed in Jesus. Throughout the church’s history, well-intended practices, perspectives, and experiences have sometimes shaped how people think about
Not every idea that sounds spiritual is rooted in the truth God has revealed in Jesus. Throughout the church’s history, well-intended practices, perspectives, and experiences have sometimes shaped how people think about
Not every idea that sounds spiritual is rooted in the truth God has revealed in Jesus. Throughout the church’s history, well-intended practices, perspectives, and experiences have sometimes shaped how people think about
Not every idea that sounds spiritual is rooted in the truth God has revealed in Jesus. Throughout the church’s history, well-intended practices, perspectives, and experiences have sometimes shaped how people think about
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Hillspring Church is hosted by Hillspring Church, Oakville. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 179 episodes.
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