Life is made up of moments—but some moments are holy. In our new series, “Holy Moments,” we’re exploring how God steps into the ordinary and makes it extraordinary through our obedience. Joseph’s simple “yes” to God changed history, reminding u...

This Advent season, we’re preparing our hearts to celebrate the birth of Jesus—the Light who came into our darkness. Each candle reminds us of God’s unshakable promises: Hope that never fails, Peace that arrives in humility, Joy that meets us w...

Greed may be the most subtle and socially acceptable of the seven deadly sins, yet it quietly shapes so much of modern life—especially in a culture that celebrates “more” as the path to happiness. Scripture reminds us that greed isn’t a wallet ...

Sloth isn’t just about laziness—it’s about avoiding what truly matters. In Proverbs, the “sluggard” isn’t someone who can’t act, but someone who won’t—choosing comfort and distraction over responsibility and faithfulness. Whether it’s physical ...

Lust is like a fire — it starts small but can quickly consume everything in its path. God designed sex as an act of self-giving love within the covenant of marriage, not as a pursuit of self-gratification. Lust promises pleasure but leaves the ...

Pride is the king of all sins because it dethrones God and puts self on the throne. It blinds us to our need for grace and leads us to say, “I don’t need God.” But Jesus shows us another way—He stepped down from glory, took the cross in humilit...

This Sunday at HCC, we continue our Seven Deadly Sins series by looking at Envy — the Green-Eyed Monster. Envy begins with comparison, grows through insecurity, and ends by stealing our joy, but gratitude breaks its grip. Join us as we learn ho...

This Sunday, we begin our new series on The Seven Deadly Sins by focusing on anger—a God-given emotion that often turns destructive when fueled by pride, selfishness, or misplaced love. Scripture reminds us that while righteous anger seeks rest...

As we conclude our series The Rise and Fall of a Hero by looking at Samson’s final moments. Betrayed, blinded, and enslaved, Samson faced the painful consequences of his sin—but in his brokenness, he turned back to God. With repentance came res...

Samson had God-given strength, but his downfall came when he treated sin like a game and forgot the Source of his power. How often do we do the same—pushing boundaries, thinking we’re invincible, only to find ourselves trapped? Samson’s story r...

Samson’s life is a striking paradox—strong before men, yet weak before temptation; anointed by God, yet often compromised by sin. His story mirrors our own, reminding us that gifts without holiness lead to ruin but also pointing us to Jesus, wh...

Samson appeared to be a hero, but his story reveals a man marked by weakness, pride, and failure. Yet God still worked through him to accomplish His purposes. The reminder for us is clear: God does not require perfection to use us—He works thro...

This Sunday we launch our new series, Samson: The Rise and Fall of a Hero. Samson’s story reminds us that even when God’s people drift, He is still at work—raising up leaders, working in unexpected ways, and showing that He alone is the true he...

Anger itself isn’t sinful—it’s what we do with it that makes the difference. Jesus got angry, but His anger was righteous—it cleared the way for healing, worship, and restoration. The question for us is: will we let Him flip the tables in our h...

Life can knock the wind out of you, and mental health struggles are more common than we think. In Luke 7, we see Jesus notice a grieving widow, feel deep compassion, and step right into her pain, even crossing social and religious boundaries to...

We all deal with worry and anxiety at some level—sometimes it’s about money, work, family, or even big projects. The truth is, most of what we stress about never actually happens, yet it still weighs us down. Jesus reminds us in Matthew 6 not t...

As a new school year begins, we're marking Back to School Sunday by turning our focus to what matters most. In 1 Timothy 1:5, the Apostle Paul reminds us that the aim of our charge is love—rooted in a pure heart, a good conscience, and a sincer...

Our culture doesn’t do hard things very well. Whether it’s relationships, careers, school, or even church—we’re trained to chase comfort and quit when things get tough. But following Jesus was never meant to be easy—it’s meant to be worth it. I...

God is both gracious and holy, and while He calls us His own, He also calls us to live in a way that reflects Him. There are voices out there twisting the truth and pushing a self-centered gospel—don’t be fooled. Jesus is coming back, not just ...

"Truth isn’t changing—people are just getting louder about twisting it. Jude reminds us to know who we are (loved, called, and kept by Jesus), recognize false teaching when it creeps in, and stay anchored in the gospel. This 'woke' culture want...

"Ever been told to ‘just follow your heart’? Yeah… how’d that work out? In our last Trustworthy Saying, Paul reminds us in Titus 3:3–8 that our hearts used to lead us into a mess—but God stepped in with mercy, grace, and renewal. Now we get to ...

As we celebrate the freedom we have in our country, we are reminded that Christ has also set us free. However, our freedom is not to be used for ourselves but to serve others and build the body of Christ. This means that while we are independen...

What was your best day? A wedding? A big win? Holding a new baby? It's easy to feel close to God on days like that—but what about the hard ones? Paul reminds us in 2 Timothy 2 to remember Jesus, risen from the dead—because for those in Christ, ...

Ever had a wake-up call that made you rethink what really matters? In 1 Timothy 4, Paul reminds us that while physical fitness is great, spiritual training matters way more — it lasts forever. What you believe shapes how you live, and how you s...

We’re called to more! In a world full of influencers, God is looking for people who influence others toward Jesus — not for a platform, but to serve. The church needs leaders who lead with character, not just competence. When you say yes to God...