We conclude the S.H.A.P.E. series this Sunday - so we know why, what’s involved and how we can grow and serve at HHICC. Now its time to get our hands dirty, jump in and get busy!

Sometimes our best intentions don’t come to fruition… like taking time to grow our faith or taking time to serve others. This week Pastor Todd continues in our S.H.A.P.E. series and offers help with how to do both - with gratifying results!

Two are better than one, because they have a good reward for their toil. - Ecclesiastes 4:9. Teamwork is not a new concept. But what team you are on? What position do you play? Pastor Todd challenges us to know our SHAPE by completing the online assessment and join the team!

What fuels your fire to serve others? What is holding you back from serving? Pastor Todd takes an in-depth look at God’s Word and our own hearts to learn more about serving others.

Everyone starts at the same place with the same amount of faith, but it is up to us what happens to it after that. This week we kick off Get Your S.H.A.P.E. ON! with a look at what the Bible says God expects us to do with our faith.

We can be courageous no matter how broken our lives may be. For the final message in our series, Pastor Todd unpacks the life of one of the most unlikely courageous characters in the Bible.

Ever jump on the bandwagon? What created your desire to be a part of the group? This week, Pastor Todd talks irresistible boldness and leadership from another unlikely character in the Bible - Deborah.

Do you struggle have courage when your circumstances are not what you expected? Pastor Todd unpacks the life of Esther and how she focused on being faithful and brave rather than the situation around her.

Pastor Todd shares from the life of Gideon. He shares about how we can have the courage to stand strong in the face of our greatest fears and strongest enemies when we trust God’s plan, follow God’s leading and give Him the credit for victory.

Pastor Todd Cooper, our Student Pastor, shares about how we should have courage to have compassion on those around us as Jesus did. When we do, we have the courage to share The Gospel with those who need it the most.