Whether it’s for Christmas, Jesus’ return, or for a change in circumstances in our life, waiting is hard. It can feel dark and difficult to see the light at the end of the tunnel. But when we understand how God is working in the unknown and trust in the Light of the World, we can find encouragement to wait well.

There was so much fear surrounding Jesus’s first arrival. What should we do to resist it in his second coming?

Christmas is often interchanged with the word “Advent” which means “coming” or “arrival” implying expectancy and waiting. In this message series, we will learn from those in the Bible who missed the fulfillment of hope when Jesus first came to earth as a baby. We will also explore how the stage is being set once again for Jesus’ return and how to be expectant, not impatient, while we longingly wait for Him.

Christmas is often interchanged with the word “Advent” which means “coming” or “arrival” implying expectancy and waiting. In this message series, we will learn from those in the Bible who missed the fulfillment of hope when Jesus first came to earth as a baby. We will also explore how the stage is being set once again for Jesus’ return and how to be expectant, not impatient, while we longingly wait for Him.

This Sunday, Pastor Todd reminds us of what it means to have a grateful heart as we focus on how to be people who are truly thankful.

This Sunday, Todd, Justin, & other HHICC attenders will share how HHICC is making a difference globally through church planting, mission trips, and more! They will also share about new opportunities coming up in 2024-25 as well.

In this message, we will share answers to YOUR questions from this series as we conclude our study on IDENTITY and who God says we are. Todd will also wrap-up the last few weeks if you missed joining us.

Todd unpacks the untruth of being defined by our careers, possessions and accolades as we continue our series on Identity and who GOD says we are.

Our family of origin shapes our future. This week, Todd shares how we can adjust our focus from what we believe about ourselves based on our family of origin to how God truly sees us.

Our minds create untrue thoughts that can become one of the loudest voices about who we are. Todd shares about this struggle from the viewpoint of specific characters in the Bible and gives us insights on what we can do to not be defined by our own thoughts.