HCF Sermons

Would you trust a Bible teacher who only teaches God’s goodness, and never His judgment? The writer of Hebrews is faithful to address both. So will we. Come this Sunday.

Why am I a Christian? Honestly, it’s because I’m a little selfish. Well, maybe a lot selfish to hold fast to the good things God promises to those who love Him. The vibe of Hebrews 10 speaks to the blessings that come from following Jesus.

In the ultimate ‘if this, then that” statement, Hebrews 9:15 begins with a powerful “Therefore.” Because Jesus offered the ultimate sacrifice, he is positioned to offer the ultimate reward to those who seek him. The Book of Hebrews hinges on the supremacy of Jesus Christ, and this passage offers the most precise explanation of the redeeming power of Christ. Come Sunday to hear what a vs 15 “therefore” is there for, and to be offered the hope of the second coming of the Great Mediator.

From the garden of Eden, to the tabernacle, to the temple, to the cross, there has been a need for blood to cover sin. The Bible tells a beautiful story of redemption several thousand years long, which foreshadows a perfect sacrifice. At long last, Jesus spilled blood that needs no more foreshadowing. Come Sunday to hear the story of your redemption, your purchase, because you were expensive and worth buying.

We live in a world regulated by legal, political and social covenants. All three bring people together. But all three are different than “a Better Covenant” offered by Jesus. What is the nature of God’s covenant and why is it important in my day-to-day life?

Hebrews tells us that all men, including Abraham, Moses, the high priests, and even the Tabernacle were nothing more than “copies and shadows” of our LORD JESUS. Pastor Tom will take this theme and share three lessons learned over 55 years of being a Christ follower.

Looking back over 55 years of following Jesus, He often waits to the last minute to answer my prayers; silent when I plead for guidance, or invisible when I need Him the most, but in the end, God remains incredibly faithful! He saves to the uttermost! Come search the Scripture on this aspect of God’s character as we explore Hebrews 7.

A call to action and a call to hope. The author of Hebrews calls the hearer to action and to receive mature truths, then turn them into patient, living hope. This Sunday will encourage hearers to receive the blessings of God and turn them into steadfast action.

As parents, we insist our children grow. God insists that we grow, too. But growth can be painful. Perhaps that’s why we have all seen kids in adult bodies acting like spoiled children. Let’s explore God’s plan for spiritual growth together.

Guest Speaker Finney Premkumar