we've been members for years, but quit going on a regular basis. Now getting back in church and…read morethere is a new pastor. He is very hard to follow and quite frankly he preaches as if he is talking to kids. Sorry HCBC, I think we will be moving on to a new church.

I visited Hill Country Bible Church hoping to find connection during a personal "church crisis."…read moreI'd struggled to bond with others at previous churches, and this was my last-ditch effort. I arranged to meet a church member to get a feel for the place on a Sunday morning. The campus is massive--parking was a nightmare, the sermon hall felt like a stadium, and the hallways were a maze. The sermon itself? Same generic message I've heard countless times. I was craving something bold, raw, and real--something to shake me out of my rut. This wasn't it. The sheer size of the congregation--thousands of heads in front of me--made it impossible to feel seen or connected. I had some hope with the church member who showed me around. He was kind and I opened up about my struggles, but the follow-up was disappointing. I got a text from him six weeks later. Excited for a potential connection, I replied quickly. His response? Two days later. This pattern continued--me responding promptly, him taking days to reply. When he finally suggested coffee, I shared my availability right away. Three days later, he responded. By then, I was done. I told him politely to forget it. Suddenly, he was texting back instantly, insisting he wouldn't "let me go." It felt forced and too late. With their $15,000 to $20,000-a-year per student private school, pristine facilities, and massive attendance, it's clear Hill Country doesn't need me--or you. I came looking for authentic Christian community and left feeling invisible. After this, I've given up on finding a church. If you're seeking a personal, engaging faith community, this might not be the place.

Nice little family-centered, local church, lots of well-behaved kids running around, great worship,…read morenew pastor onboarded. Lively, missions-oriented High School group... seriously cool!

Pastor Eric is a kind and helpful leader, and his entire team is caring and welcoming. A wonderful…read morechurch with a warm, inclusive community!

We have found our church home at this very welcoming church. We love Pastor Larry and his…read moreteachings.

We love it here at crystal lake! 10:30 start time works well for our family. The new worship leader…read moreis really good.

This church unashamedly teaches Gods word.The church family strives to show Gods love and is a true…read morefamily. Come out and experience something special.

Classic southern Baptist charm, great place for your children to grow in faith. with a well…read moreequipped pastors.

This is a lovely, welcoming church. The growing congregation reflects a diverse community quite…read morewell, as a great church should. Excellent teaching, Bible studies & preaching, ministry geared to children & young people also. You are going to feel welcome & loved. 2 service times? How convenient & good for a growing, healthy congregation.

This is such a wonderful place to worship and fellowship with God. Ever since I started coming here…read morein 2017, it has felt like "home". The people here are genuinely caring and kind. The community here is warm and welcoming. And the leaders here are going after the heart of God and the pouring out of the Holy Spirit! King Jesus is exalted here above all. They also host a school for supernatural ministry called AuSSM where I learned more about my identity in Christ than I had ever before - I highly recommend this school too! If you are considering checking out this church, I encourage you to come with an open heart ready to receive from God. God bless you!

This is the church to belong to. The people are awesome. The pastors are down to earth and the…read moreworship music is out of this world. There are two services (9am and 11am) with a 30 minute donuts and coffee between services. Come and check it out for yourselves. You will not be disappointed.

I have been a member ever since my neighbor brought me here when I was a young child. My family…read morenever became members but I did and I have always loved this church. My children were baptized there and I was married there. This place has always felt like home.

A good friendly church based in strong Lutheran values. Several opportunites to worship and even…read moremore opportunites for fellowship. The staff is very outgoing as are most of the churchgoers. You would feel very welcome here.

This is a beautiful church with truly beautiful people that is non denominational and CHRISTIAN…read more Nobody speaks of any politics or preference and Pastor Carlos and the entire team are truly genuine and REAL. This is not evangelical yet it has beautiful songs and moving interactive services. Very unique and fun church for all ages!!! Join a group/class.. those have changed my life!

We heard about the church while we're living in Virginia and about the book 'No perfect people…read moreallowed" so when we moved to Texas we visited. We wanted to get more involved so we went a small group in Cedar Park for a while. I also worked with a young fellow who attended the church. Then we interacted with members on Facebook . The common thread is that they HATE. Not brown people , not poor people but Republicans. I don't remember any of them calling attention to Jesus . No room for anyone of different viewpoints. It's an "us" versus "them" hotbed. . So much for "no perfect people ... emphasis on the word ALLOWED since they no doubt run everyone else off. One of their "members" Nancy even said on FB that NO Christian SHOULD honor Charlie Kirk. I'm sure it's a wonderful place if you believe there should be only one political party in the US. .... Something about the culture there since it's the common denominator , Right ? If it's a root level ground swell of members so be it ... but if it's a top down thing : James 3:1-12 Amplified Bible (AMP) Not many [of you] should become teachers [serving in an official teaching capacity], my brothers and sisters, for you know that we [who are teachers] will be judged by a higher standard [because we have assumed greater accountability and more condemnation if we teach incorrectly].