Hollywood Community Church

Spiritual growth happens in authentic community, where we learn to receive correction, grow through accountability, and build relationships that help us become more like Jesus. Through Scripture, we’ll explore how a willingness to be challenged and a secure identity in Christ shape the way we grow in faith.

God designed us to grow in faith alongside others. Through Christian community, we gain wisdom and counsel, find encouragement in difficult seasons, and experience God’s love in tangible ways. This message explores how we can build deeper relationships by being honest with one another, embracing vulnerability, and pursuing meaningful connections within the family of God.

Jesus calls His followers to love one another deeply and intentionally. In this message, we explore what it means for Hollywood Community Church to be a Family on Mission—a church family committed to meaningful relationships, community, and loving others as Jesus commanded. Discover practical ways to build deeper connections through Life Groups, Bridge Groups, mentoring, and everyday relationships.

What is God calling Hollywood Community Church to become? In Isaiah 61, we see God’s vision for personal redemption and societal renewal through His people. This message introduces HCC’s vision to see Christ glorified in a redeemed and renewed South Florida and challenges us to live all-in as people who reflect Jesus wherever He has placed us.

In Luke 8, Jesus transforms the life of one troubled man and sends him out to share what God has done. This message explores how Jesus seeks the one, sends the one, and uses our personal testimonies to reach others with the gospel. Discover how your story of brokenness, grace, and redemption can become a powerful tool for pointing people to Jesus.

In Luke 15, Jesus reveals the heart of the Father through the story of the prodigal son. This message challenges us to examine whether we truly have God’s heart toward those who are lost. Discover what it means to remember where we came from, welcome the lost, and reflect the Father’s love, grace, and forgiveness to those around us.

In Luke 15, Jesus tells the parables of the lost sheep and the lost coin to show us the heart of God for those who are far from Him. Reaching the lost should be an urgent priority because Jesus values the lost, there are grave consequences to remaining lost, and there is great joy when the lost are found. Discover how you can begin praying for your one and having meaningful spiritual conversations that point them to the hope of Jesus.

In Part 1 of Who’s Your One?, we look at Jesus’ surprising strategy for reaching people who were far from God. Through Luke 15, we discover what it means to move from condemnation to compassion and from building walls to building bridges. Learn how you can be available and ready to share the hope of the gospel with the people God has placed around you.

What are you building with your life, and is it what God is building? In Psalm 127, we are reminded that all our striving is ultimately in vain if we are building apart from the Lord. This message explores what it means to spend our time, energy, and resources on what truly lasts, to rest in God’s work, and to invest in the next generation.

In Part 3 of Good Soil, we look at Jesus’ teaching on the thorny soil in Mark 4. Jesus warns us about the desires that can slowly choke out the work of God in our lives—including worry, greed, and disordered desires. Discover how we can uproot these thorns and make Jesus our first love, allowing the gospel to take root and produce lasting fruit.