Bible Message from HCC Lead Pastor, Clare Buhler, centered around the reality that we are made for community and that we as the Church, need to be present with each other in order to grow together.

Bible Message about sharing your faith with others from HCC Lead Pastor, Clare Buhler.

Bible Message from Bushnell University President, Joe Womack.

Bible Message from HCC Lead Pastor, Clare Buhler.

Part of the WHO AM I? series of sermons!

Bible Message from HCC Youth Pastor, Evan Koons, on our security and strength through Christ.

Bible Message from HCC Lead Pastor, Clare Buhler, from our WHO AM I? series of messages.

In the sermon "I Am Never Alone," HCC Lead Pastor, Clare Buhler, discusses the problem of loneliness in society. He emphasizes that humans are designed for connection and relationships, and being alone is not ideal. Drawing from biblical examples, he shows that God has always been present with His people and desires a personal relationship with us. The church community is highlighted as a source of support and combating loneliness. Overall, Pastor Clare encourages reaching out to the lonely and building friendships while reminding the congregation that God is always with them.

HCC Lead Pastor, Clare Buhler, brings us a sermon that explores the theme of forgiveness in the lives of Christians. The sermon is part of a series called "Who Am I?" which explores different aspects of Christian identity. Through a creative retelling of the prodigal son parable, Pastor Buhler highlights God's grace and forgiveness. The sermon emphasizes the need for believers to acknowledge their forgiveness, confront their ongoing struggle with sin, and extend forgiveness to others. The transformative power of forgiveness is emphasized, offering believers the opportunity to fully embrace their identity as forgiven individuals.

Bible Message "I Am Broken" based in Isaiah and brought to us by Lars Coburn (Bushnell University).

In the sermon "I Am Loved" by Pastor Clare Buhler, the concept of love is explored. Love is discussed as a deeper and more complex emotion than simply a feeling of affection. The sermon emphasizes that God's love is passionate, intimate, and committed, and it is available to all, regardless of their sins or shortcomings. The sermon highlights the importance of accepting God's love and extending that love to others, even those who may be difficult to love. The overall message is that true love is found in God and should guide our interactions with others.