Springhouse Church Sermons

God's ultimate plan is to exalt Jesus. Springhouse Worship and Arts Center is a church in Smyrna, Tennessee. We welcome you whether you worship with us in person or join us online.

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  Becoming the Well

  Aug 23, 202657 min

  We all go through dry spells in faith. The times when habits, old stories, or even serving at a church just aren’t enough. The truth is, they're never enough, and you'll only find yourself still thirsty and empty by Monday. That's because, as Pastor Justin reminds us, this thirst can only be quenched by the living water from Christ Himself. The real satisfaction isn’t found in checking boxes or just receiving a dose of encouragement once a week; it comes from seeking Him as your constant source day after day. Scriptures Referenced Jeremiah 2:1-13; 29:11; Matthew 5:6; John 7:1-6, 7:37-39; Galatians 5:1; Ephesians 2:6; Hebrews 11:6 Key Insights True spiritual satisfaction only comes through an ongoing, authentic thirst for Jesus. Routines, good deeds, and temporary pleasures never truly satisfy. Only Jesus truly fills us. To be sustained, we need to be filled daily, not just once a week or on special occasions. Fixing dryness means returning to the source, letting go of DIY solutions, and boldly trusting Jesus to overflow through you. Passing down faith to family and community requires modeling daily dependence, not just knowledge or activity. Key Sections 00:00:00 - Welcome and Announcements Pastor Barbie welcomes everyone and gives updates on baby dedications and upcoming baptisms. 00:03:22 - More Than Proximity When you're dry, simply being around spiritual things isn't enough. There's a real thirst that only Jesus can satisfy. 00:05:01 - Encountering Jesus at the Feast What Jesus said carried incredible meaning for those who heard it. Pastor Justin shares about the significance of the festival, what it foreshadowed, and what people would have heard when He invited a dry, divided crowd to receive living water. 00:16:27 - Full, Filled, and Overflowing Full, filled, and overflowing mean different things. The goal isn't simply to be full, but to be completely dependent on the source and then overflow. 00:33:03 - When Routine Becomes Religion Like Israel, we can often quickly forget God's previous provision and abandon Him as the source. When we do, we find spiritual emptiness and cycles of captivity. 00:46:19 - Identity, Belief, and the True Well Faith isn't about behavior modification. It's about continual trust and returning to Jesus so that we can move from dryness to becoming an active well for others. https://springhouse.captivate.fm/episode/becoming-the-well Subscribe & Follow the Podcast Download our app Our Website Online Tithes & Offerings Join our Livestream Gathering Times Sundays, 9:00 AM Sundays, 11:00 AM Wednesdays, 6:00 PM Contact Info Springhouse Church 14119 Old Nashville Highway Smyrna TN 37167 615-459-3421 CCLI License 2070006

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  Becoming the Well

  Aug 16, 202640 min

  We all hit dry seasons. Seasons when we do, it's easy to try to get by on routine, advice from others, or yesterday’s faith—only to realize we’re still thirsty for something real. Pastor Alan shares how easy it is to run on empty, hoping tradition or quick fixes will carry us, especially when life gets overwhelming and unpredictable. When the wells we've depended on run dry. The inherited routines. The borrowed faith. These can't truly sustain us through the loss, confusion, and miessiness of real life. The good news is you’re not stuck. Through the stories of Jacob’s well and Jesus at Sychar, we see the simple but courageous truth: you can dig a well. You can find a place where God will meet you and bring life and refreshing to you. It's not so much a physical place as a heart posture. And it doesn't have to wait. You can start today. Dig a little deeper, move beyond surface-level inspiration, and let God become more than a concept. Let Him become your source, your living water. Scriptures Referenced Genesis 33:16-20; John 4:1-30; 1 John 1:9 Key Insights Shallow inspiration or inherited faith will leave you unprepared for life’s droughts. Every generation must dig their own well of trust in God. Staying spiritually nourished requires intentional habits, not just Sunday attendance. Protect what influences your family and personal input to keep your well pure. God has already provided the source. Your invitation is to do the digging and come honestly to Him. Resources Strong’s Concordance Blue Letter Bible Bible Hub Key Sections 00:00:00 - Welcome and Prayer As the school year starts, we thank God for our teachers and students. Be diligent to pray for their favor, wisdom, and encouragement. 00:07:08 - God Even Works in Our Discomfort Pastor Alan shares why he was uncomfortable bringing this message and how God has already used it to accomplish great things. 00:11:47 - Digging Wells and Taking Responsibility Finding water doesn't usually "just happen." Digging wells requires intentionality and effort, but it's worth it because shallow wells won't sustain us when hard times come. 00:18:15 - Guarding the Well and Passing Faith Each person must dig their own wells. We can rely on the wells of our parents and grandparents for a season, but they won't sustain us. Our responsibility as parents is to protect what goes into their family's hearts and minds, not to build reliance on routines. 00:25:15 - Practical Steps Toward Deeper Faith Everyday moments can become opportunities for prayer and Bible study. There's space beyond. routines. We can choose worship and community that lead to a vibrant, sustaining faith. 00:29:21 - Encountering Jesus for Real Thirst Only an encounter with Jesus truly qunches our deep spiritual thirst. But in Christ, there's hope for those who feel dry and far from God. https://springhouse.captivate.fm/episode/becoming-the-well Subscribe & Follow the Podcast Download our app Our Website Online Tithes & Offerings Join our Livestream Gathering Times Sundays, 9:00 AM Sundays, 11:00 AM Wednesdays, 6:00 PM Contact Info Springhouse Church 14119 Old Nashville Highway Smyrna TN 37167 615-459-3421 CCLI License 2070006

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  The Wells We Inherit

  Aug 9, 202636 min

  We talk about "digging another well" to sustain our faith in the dry seasons. But what does that even look like? Pastor Barbie gives a practical demonstration of what it looks like for her to "dig a well" from Scripture, some of the tools she uses, and some of the things God's highlighted to her as she prepared for this week's sermon. You don't have to be a Bible scholar. She shows how honest questions, some tools, and the help of the Holy Spirit lead her on a journey to find out what God is saying. Digging a spiritual well means creating room to accept, notice, and share God’s blessings. Scriptures Referenced Genesis 1:1, 27:26-29, 27:38-39, 49:25; Exodus 16:11-15; Numbers 6:24–26; Deuteronomy 28:6, 33:13-16; 1 Kings 19:11-15; Hosea 14:5; Psalm 30:5, 139:5 Key Insights You can start digging spiritual “wells” using practical study steps, no matter your experience God’s blessing often appears quietly and is always available, even if unrecognized at first Generational blessing means faith practices today will impact future family and community Spiritual resources are accessible—take time to seek, question, and write down what stands out Blessings spoken over your life are meant to be received, declared, and passed on Resources: Strong’s Concordance (online and physical) Bible Gateway Blue Letter Bible EliYah Key Sections 00:00:00 - Getting Started Pastor Barbie shares why she is approaching the sermon this way. 00:02:47 - Gathering Study Tools To dig a well, you need some tools. Pastor Barbie shares her toolkit. 00:05:22 - Unpacking Heaven’s Dew Heaven's dew shows how God’s provision is quiet yet always present, connected all the way back to creation. We can learn to listen for God’s voice in subtle ways. 00:10:46 - God’s Gentle Approach The gentle, unexpected arrival of dew is like God’s voice to Elijah. It shows that God usually helps and leads us in calm, daily ways instead of in loud, dramatic times. It allows us to see His presence in our everyday lives. 00:16:37 - Recognizing God’s Provision Like the manna in Exodus, God's help is often hidden and that we find what we need when we trust Him. She reminds us to write down times when God gives us what we need in surprising ways. 00:20:23 - Experiencing Earth’s Richness Pastor Barbie talks about "earth’s richness" and explains that God’s abundance is available to everyone. She gives biblical examples where blessings were given or taken away. She encourages us to see that spiritual inheritance can be passed down to the next generation. 00:26:16 - Passing Down the Blessing See how Moses wove his story into a blessing. Speaking blessings over others brings life and faith. This leads to a call to give, receive, and live blessings as a part of our lives now and for the future. https://springhouse.captivate.fm/episode/the-wells-we-inherit Subscribe & Follow the Podcast Download our app Our Website Online Tithes & Offerings Join our Livestream Gathering Times Sundays, 9:00 AM Sundays, 11:00 AM Wednesdays, 6:00 PM Contact Info Springhouse Church 14119 Old Nashville Highway Smyrna TN 37167 615-459-3421 CCLI License 2070006

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  Dig Another Well

  Aug 2, 202630 min

  If you've ever felt like your spiritual well has run dry or that you're exausted by the same old conflicts and disappointments, this message is for you. You'll see how past hurts and offenses can clog up your relationship with God and with others... and how that can keep everyone around you thirsty for something better, too. The good news is that you don't have to stay stuck. God invites you to move forward, not by fixing things yourself, but by choosing to dig again. To move forward by faith when where you are is comfortable as much as when it feels like everythign is an attack. It's in the place of God's presence that you find peace. It's in that place of worship that God heals the wounds, cleans the muddy places, and gives you peace beyond anything you could ask. Scriptures Referenced Genesis 26:17–32; Ezekiel 47 Key Insights The enemy’s strategy isn’t always confrontation. Sometimes it’s suffocation. The battle is often waged at the wells. You will never reach the next well if you are still fighting over the last one. When your plans come to an end, God’s purposes keep you moving forward. Worship first. Then work. Key Sections 00:00:00 - Honoring Faithful Service We honor over two decades of faithful service by Angie Beshearse. 00:05:00 - Protecting the Well Without protection, wells can become contaminated or closed up so that they are useless and unhealthy for us and our neighbors. This is as much true of our spiritual wells as for a water well. 00:10:11 - The Enemy's Strategy to Clog Wells Life’s constant challenges—hurt, being busy, and distractions—can block our access to God’s life-giving water. The fight isn’t always clear, but it can quietly drain our spiritual strength bit by bit until families, communities, and hearts are empty. 00:14:40 - Moving Beyond Old Wells Like Isaac, we have a choice: will we stay trapped in wells of conflict, hurt, or blame, or will we put in the effort to move on and find the peace and open space that God offers? 00:20:23 - Worship First and Move Forward Isaac's journey shows that true safety and growth don’t come from staying in comfort. Instead, they come from making worship important, building an altar, and listening to God’s voice that guides us to new promises, even if it means letting go of past pains and facing the unknown. 00:22:58 - Release Conflict The key moment happens when Isaac puts aside his anger, forgives his enemies, and God quickly responds with new water and a promise. This shows that God provides for us and brings new life when we stop fighting and choose to make peace. 00:26:06 - Calling the Church to Dig Again Pastor Barbie asks the community to look at where they have stayed too long. She encourages them to forgive, let God heal them, and return to worship. This is the path to the growth, healing, and success that God wants for them. https://springhouse.captivate.fm/episode/dig-another-well Subscribe & Follow the Podcast Download our app Our Website Online Tithes & Offerings Join our Livestream Gathering Times Sundays, 9:00 AM Sundays, 11:00 AM Wednesdays, 6:00 PM Contact Info Springhouse Church 14119 Old Nashville Highway Smyrna TN 37167 615-459-3421 CCLI License 2070006

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  Even More Undignified

  Jul 26, 202643 min

  We all wrestle with wanting to look put-together, protect our pride, or control how others see us, especially in spiritual spaces. Sometimes, our desire for image or comfort keeps us at arm’s length from both God and authentic connection with each other. In this message, Pastor Jonathan shares how King David’s bold, “undignified” worship was less about outward display and more about letting go of his right to curate his reputation. Through David’s missteps and learning curve, we see God wants more than surface presence or spiritual routines. No one has to perform or hide—just show up, expect God to work, and know there’s a place for you in this journey. Scriptures Referenced 2 Samuel 5:11–12; 2 Samuel 6:1–23; 1 Samuel 18:20–23; Numbers 4:15; 1 Chronicles 13:3; 1 Chronicles 15:13–15; Ephesians 4:31–32 Key Insights God values a humble heart much more than religious performance or outward appearance. Carrying God’s presence means both joyful celebration and careful responsibility, not imitating shallow shortcuts. Bitterness and past pain can cloud our worship, but honesty and compassion open the way to healing. It’s okay if worship looks different for you—obedience and honest surrender matter more than external styles. Letting go of protective images and expectations makes room for God’s deeper work in us and the church. Key Sections 00:00:06 - Welcome & Announcements Brief logistical updates cover upcoming student ministry events, time changes for services, and transitions in children’s ministry leadership to help families navigate what’s next at church. 00:04:03 - Embracing Humility and God's Presence Moving beyond pride and self-driven achievement, Pastor Jonathan highlights how David’s kingship points us to a life where God’s presence is the true prize, resetting our definition of success and centering worship on surrender. 00:09:43 - Returning to Real Relationship People can easily slip into treating God’s presence as a tool for power or a background assurance, but the invitation is to move from complacent proximity to actual intimacy, being present with God and each other with authenticity and openness. 00:17:32 - Learning Careful Obedience David’s attempt to use worldly strategies (“new carts”) for God’s work leads to disaster, teaching us that shortcutting process or ignoring God’s direction—even with good intentions—cannot replace following God’s way, so faithfulness must precede convenience. 00:30:14 - Responding to Correction and Growth When mistakes happen, slowing down to seek God’s instruction in community fosters careful obedience; David’s return to Scripture, true responsibility, and joyful, sacrificial worship signals how transformation happens after failure. 00:32:27 - Surrendering Image for Authenticity David’s “undignified” worship invites us to lay down our image, pride, or the need to maintain control—reminding us that God honors humility more than performance and that every person’s context and struggle matters in worship. 00:36:43 - Finding Compassion and Room for All By seeing Michal’s pain and bitterness in context, the message urges us toward compassion—for ourselves and for others—so that both celebration and struggle are welcomed, and everyone can approach God with honesty, hope, and a willingness to let go. https://springhouse.captivate.fm/episode/even-more-undignified Subscribe & Follow the Podcast Download our app Our Website Online Tithes & Offerings Join our Livestream Gathering Times Sundays, 9:00 AM Sundays, 11:00 AM Wednesdays, 6:00 PM Contact Info Springhouse Church 14119 Old Nashville Highway Smyrna TN 37167 615-459-3421 CCLI License 2070006

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