HCF Sermons

A story of God’s divine patience highlights the need for a faith filled with meaning compared to a life of empty ritual.

The obedience to speak God’s Truth in our beloved country today is more critical than ever. Join Pastor Tom as he breaks down the call of Samuel, who spoke God’s Truth to a lost nation.

Guest Speaker Finney Premkumar (10/1/23 Sermon) by

As we honor God’s Word, He blesses our lives. But we can reject His Word and reap the consequences if we choose to. Let’s study 1 Samuel 2, and discover how the members of one household were the recipients of blessing and consequences due to their choices.

Some may conclude, “If 1 Samuel was a movie, King David would be the main character.” But I don’t think so. I believe God is the main character, manifesting Himself in the lives of people. Certainly, you’ve heard of King David, and perhaps, Saul Jonathan or Abagail. But have you heard of Ichabod, Agag, Doeg, Achish, Nabal and many others? These are different lives, but they all encounter the same unchanging God.

What else could be said of Christlikeness, of living like Christ? We close the series by exploring the idea that to live like Christ is to acknowledge that you are a member of his kingdom, and that he is the unchanging king.

What you think about God regulates your “worldview”- your morals, your thoughts toward others, current behavior, and most importantly, your future. A few of us discuss a survey, “The State of Theology,” given to Evangelical Christians.

We all want to be faithful. But left to our own efforts, we often grow weary and discouraged. Faithfulness is a fruit of the Spirit taught to us by God. Let’s explore the subject as we conclude our series on Christlikeness.

Whether you are a new Christian or a seasoned saint, temptation is never too far away. Jesus was tempted, and you will be also. But temptation is designed for your growth, to make you more like Jesus.

The purpose, power and practice of prayer. Be constant in prayer to have things happen that won’t happen if you did not pray.