This morning we take a look at how the kingdom unfolds. It is not in the great and grand but the small and slow work of the "seemingly" insignificant.

This morning we explore why cutting down a fig tree matters to our discipleship. Join us as we listen in and look for trees with fruit.

This morning we take a hard look at a favorite theme of Jesus: possessions. And yet, the deep challenge is to "be on our guard" against our own need for treasure.

This morning we hear from a favorite seasoned voice at Highland Oaks, Eddie Sharp. Eddie will illuminate deep truths from our world and time from one of the most challenging parables of all: The Good Samaritan.

This morning we hear a word from our Worship Minister Chad Higgins. It is a familiar parable with seed and soil that is ready to be tended for the kingdom of God.

This morning we begin our series by introducing one of the primary ways Jesus taught about the kingdom of God: parables. Join us as we learn about this ancient method of teaching and how its ways of communicating truth still hold a secret worth sharing.

This morning we look specifically at how the HOCC can learn the realities and rhythms of gathering together from a church in Philippi. Even though this early gathering of disciples had their differences they remained focused on the gospel. Join us for Part 2 of our series and invite our specific gathering to lean in and learn how to focus again on being a church of Christ.

Is church a noun or a verb? This morning we turn to a familiar text that describes the Spirit led action of the earliest disciples as they gathered together. Join us for Part 1 of this powerful series and invite ourselves to join the action of God's mission through the gathered church.

Moses... the one "drawn out of the water" by Pharaoh's daughter was future chosen instrument of God's mission. This morning we look afresh at this story of God's provision by seeing God's work - outstretched hand - in the midst of unlikely and unfair circumstances. (Exodus 2:1-10)

When Israel groans and cries out, God listens. And in listening God "remembered" the covenant with those who first believed. This morning we learn how God keeps and honors covenant while taking note of the suffering of people in need. Aren't you glad we gather to worship a God who remembers to stretch back a hand and keep a promise? (Exodus 2:23-25)