Our Vision

Our Vision at Spring Hills is to Building Generations for Jesus Christ.

Our Mission

The purposes of Spring Hills Baptist Church are carried out through the following priorities:

Love like Jesus

Mark 12:30 - Jesus teaches us to love with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength. When we seek to love God and those around us like Jesus did, we will impact the world for Him.

Live like Jesus

I John 2:6 - tells us that all Christians should live as Jesus did. As we learn to live like Him by following the lead of the Holy Spirit, we will have joy and peace, while experiencing the life that He promised.

Lead like Jesus

Mark 1:39 - Jesus taught us that the leader is to be the servant of all. As we lead like Jesus, others will be drawn to faith in Him, as they encounter Christ in us.

CORE VALUES

At Spring Hills, our mission is to build generations for Jesus Christ as we love, live, lead like Jesus. As a church, there are specific core values that guide and shape who we are and what we believe.

Authentic Worship

We deeply value a lifestyle of worship that authentically flows from our hearts and not just our lips. We also value worship services that exalt and glorify Jesus Christ alone. We desire to fix our eyes on Jesus Christ as we worship Him. (John 4:23-24)

Joyful Generosity

We joyfully give our time, talent, and treasure to further His Kingdom work. We acknowledge that all blessings come from God and desire to share generously His provision.
(Luke 6:38)

Discipleship Relationships

The great commission calls us to make disciples. We value relationships that focus on maturing in Christ and making disciples. We believe discipleship happens best in the context of a relationship and as a congregation we acknowledge our need for accountable, transparent, discipleship relationships. (Matthew 28:19-20)

Effective Service

Christians are called to serve, and we value service in God’s kingdom that is sacrificial, strategic and effective. We believe all Christians are called to serve with their spiritual gifts and as members of one body we are called to serve each other.
(1 John 3:18)

Mission Minded

Jesus gave us our mission: to make disciples. We desire to remain focused on the mission He gave us as we share the gospel with those in our church, our nation, and the world.
(2 Cor. 5:20)

Radical Obedience

We can only begin to live like Jesus as we follow His model of radical obedience. We value obedience to God’s Word and believe that as we obey Christ, we open the doors of His blessing in our lives, in our Church, and in the World. (Romans 6:17)

Family Focused

We value families. God himself designed the family as the primary place for development and growth. Healthy families provide the foundation for a healthy generation. In Christ we become part of God’s family and live as brothers and sisters in Christ. (Col. 3:18-21)

Holy Spirit Led

Our desire as Children of God is to be led by the Holy Spirit. We joyfully acknowledge that we are gifted and empowered by the Holy Spirit, and seek to deny our flesh and live in the Spirit. (Romans 8:14)

Wholeness & Healing

We value the healing that God brings to lives that have been broken as a result of sin and the pattern of this world. We value supernatural healing of bodies, minds, and hearts in the Holy Spirit. God’s desire is that we would be made whole as we overcome our hurts, habits and hang-ups. (Luke 4:18-19)

Continual Prayer

We value prayer and seek to pray continually. Everything we do as a Church must be shielded and empowered by prayer. Through prayer, we discover the heart of God. (1 Thess. 5:17)

Absolute Truth

Transformed Mind

We openly and publicly acknowledge that God’s Word is truth; it is the absolute truth that we desire to preach, know, and live out. We also desire that our relationships are bound in the trust that is formed by people who share the absolute truth. (John 17:17)

We view the world through a biblical perspective with a heart and mind focused on Jesus. The “mind of Christ” allows us to navigate life, discerning God’s perfect and pleasing will.
(Romans 12:2)