HCF Sermons

David in his anger was about to commit a great sin and the discernment of Abigail, a wise woman preserved David and her family.

Justice is from God, while revenge is from the flesh, and often a very thin line separates the two. King David wrestles with both, justice and revenge, in a set of circumstances, if understood, fosters both wisdom and Christlikeness.

Something deeply transformative was happening inside of David during his stronghold experiences and what better way for God to touch his heart than through three different mothers: His own mother, his great grandmother, and a spiritual mother-in-law in his family line. This Mother's Day, come hear how important motherhood can be to our walks of faith and how it can have a ripple effect of faith and faithfulness for many generations. Consider how your role as a mother, spiritual mother, grandmother, or mother-in-law can have a lasting effect on God's Kingdom.

Exodus 33:12-23

Life is risky, especially as a Christ follower, because Christ followers are trained to love others even as Jesus loved. And Jesus loved even though He knew it would hurt.

Life can be hurtful. Hurt can drive us to live behind walls. Like David on the run, we feel safe in strongholds. But God won’t let us stay there for long. Let’s study how God dealt with David, and prepared him to be Israel’s greatest king.

In his moment of lowest grief David pens psalms of highest praise. Sunday will explore the grief of David, the rage of Saul, and the never failing goodness of a God who hears the cry of his beloved children.

Life is short. God designed it that way. Life is also fragile with no guarantees that things will turn out the way we plan them. Ultimately, we must depend on God for all things. David was taught dependence upon God early in his preparation for greatness.

We all need hope. Come hear three messages from three speakers on the three themes that explain the HOPE of Easter.

Circumstances in life can quickly change. One minute you are adored by everyone, the next, you are cast aside as a deplorable. It happened to David, and it can happen to you. But one thing is for certain- You can trust God and know that He is with you no matter what circumstances convey.