Hutto Community Church
Episodes
328 episodes
The Story of Joe Jacobson - From the Prison to the Palace
Joseph’s journey reminds us that God is sovereign over every season of life. Through years of faithfulness, obscurity, and waiting, God prepared Joseph to accomplish His greater purpose—not just to elevate Joseph, but to save countless lives. O...
The Story of Joe Jacobson - How to live when life isn't fair
This week, we explored Genesis 40 and the life of Joseph, discovering that when life isn't fair, God is still at work. Joseph's example reminds us to serve faithfully where God has placed us, trust Him even when we don't have all the answers, a...
The Story of Joe Jacobson - Integrity
Integrity isn't just about avoiding the wrong choices—it's about honoring God even when no one is watching and trusting His presence when obedience comes at a cost. This week, we'll walk through Joseph's story in Genesis 39 and discover how fai...
The Story of Joe Jacobson - Faithful in the little things
Joseph's journey reminds us that God is often doing His deepest work in the seasons that seem the least significant. While Joseph was a slave in a foreign land, God was developing his character, teaching faithfulness, and preparing him for a gr...
The Story of Joe Jacobson - Life in the Pit
What do you do when you're trying to do the right thing and everything still falls apart? Joseph's story reminds us that faithfulness does not guarantee an easy life, but it does place us in the hands of a faithful God. When circumstances don't...
The Story of Joe Jacobson - Family Chaos
This week we began our new series on the life of Joseph, one of the Bible’s most compelling stories of faith, perseverance, and God’s providence. Growing up in a deeply dysfunctional family marked by jealousy, favoritism, and conflict, Joseph’s...
Story Formed - William and Justine
This Sunday, we continue our series called Story Formed, exploring how God’s grace and faithfulness are revealed through real-life stories. Throughout this series, members of our church family will share their journeys of struggle, redemption, ...
Stories: Seeing God's Hand In It All
Every person carries a story, but true meaning is found when we recognize God as the Author shaping every chapter for His glory. We explore how God remains present in seasons of brokenness, invites us to come to Christ as we are, and uses every...
Do I really have to... - Do I really have to make disciples?
Making disciples isn’t reserved for pastors or missionaries—it’s a calling for every believer. In Matthew 28, Jesus reminds us that disciple-making is not dependent on our ability, but on His authority and presence as we faithfully live out our...
Mother's Day Panel
This Mother's Day we're doing something a little different: instead of a traditional sermon, we'll hear from a panel of moms in different seasons of life sharing honest stories about faith, struggles, family, and God's faithfulness.
Do I really have to... - Do I really have to worship?
“Do I really have to worship?” misses the point—we all worship because it’s part of how we’re wired. The real question is "What do we worship?" We find that anything we elevate above God ultimately leaves us empty and unsatisfied. When our wors...
Do I really have to... - Do I really have to take communion?
As we explore the question, “Do I really have to take communion?”, 1 Corinthians 11 challenges us to examine not just our participation, but our hearts. Communion is not merely a routine—it is an invitation to remember Christ, receive His grace...
Do I really have to... - Do I really have to be baptized?
While Christians may differ on how and when baptism is practiced, Scripture consistently presents it as a response to personal faith—a public declaration of new life in Jesus. Baptism is not a burden but a gift, symbolizing forgiveness, identif...
Do I really have to... - Do I really have to go to church?
“Do I really have to go to church?” often reveals something deeper than attendance—it exposes whether we approach church as consumers or contributors. Scripture reminds us that the church is not an event or a building, but a people—a body and f...
Kingdom Come: Consider Jesus - Easter
This Easter, we’re challenged to simply consider Jesus—not religion or church experiences, but His life, message, and resurrection. In a culture that often claims all paths lead to God, Jesus stands apart with His exclusive claim to be the way,...
Kingdom Come - Don't Do More, Surrender More
This week’s message from Mark 10 challenged us to examine what it really means to follow Jesus. Like the rich young ruler, many people look for something to do to earn eternal life, yet Jesus calls us instead to surrender our lives to Him. When...
Kingdom Come - God's Extreme Patience
This week we tackle the struggle of patience. Through the parable in Mark 12:1-12, we see God’s patience as He sends prophets and finally His Son, Jesus, to connect with His people. Despite repeated rejections, His mercy remains steadfast, remi...
Kingdom Come - The Cost of Salvation
Nothing in life is truly free—everything carries a cost, whether in time, energy, or sacrifice. On Palm Sunday, we reflect on the ultimate cost of salvation: Jesus willingly endured profound physical, emotional, and spiritual suffering, ultimat...
Kingdom Come - When Faith Feels Like It's Failing
Whether is social drama, family tension, workplace conflict—it’s not just emotional or relational, it’s spiritual. Scripture reminds us that our real battle isn’t against people but against unseen spiritual forces working to distract and...
Kingdom Come - The Question That Changes Everything
When Jesus asked, “Who do you say I am?” He wasn’t looking for popular opinion — He was calling for personal conviction. Everyone has an idea about Jesus: teacher, moral guide, comfort, presence — but only one answer changes your eternity. You ...
For the Kingdom - What are you chasing?
Our culture says the only failure in life is not trying—but Jesus defines success differently. In Mark 7:1–13, He challenges the Pharisees’ empty traditions and reminds us that God isn’t impressed by performance, but by surrender. True success ...
Kingdom Come - From Slump to Savior
Life can feel like a series of slumps—seasons when you’re doing everything right but nothing seems to work. In Mark 5, we meet a woman who endured a 12-year slump of pain, isolation, and disappointment, yet she still reached out to Jesus in fai...
Kingdom Come - Faith in Action
This week we explore a story of a group of friends who put their faith into action and show us what it means to fully believe in Jesus.Our regular service is at 10am on Sundays. We are located at 304 E. Austin Ave in Hutto, TX. Can't mak...