After his month long sabbatical, Pastor Jim returns and ministers on the topic Who Gets the Glory? He speaks on the necessity of sitting in God's presence, listening when God speaks, and obeying what God has said in regards to doing the work he has called us to do.

We welcomed Mark Evans this past Wednesday and he spoke on the parable of the Generous Landowner from Matthew 20. The parable challenges the listener to face their sinful propensity to put themselves first as well as our sinful propensity to disdain God's generosity when we see it in people who we feel are undeserving. We are reminded that our only hope is not our labor for God but rather His generosity towards us in Jesus Christ.

Guest speaker, Pastor Eric Schwartz from The Gate Community Church, preaches on Luke 7:22 and how Jesus' mission is to heal the lame, those who are injured and walk with a limp. Why did Jesus single them out? Why did Jesus not heal all of them? Listen to find out!

Rev. Mike Landsman continues his Wednesday night series: The Kingdom of God is Like... He speaks on the parable of the banquet in Luke 14 and how it teaches us that all are invited to the banquet of the kingdom of God but the cares of this world often bar the way.

Dr. Mike looks at the last character in the book of Job, ELIHU, for insight into how we can make mistakes, say the wrong thing, and still try to do our best to offer encouragement to ourselves and those in need. Part 14 of Job: Seeing Through the Eye of the Storm.

Rev. Mike Landsman continues his series The Kingdom of God is Like... He speaks on the parable of the leaven and how the Gospel and what God has done for us in Christ is something that influences who we are, and who we are becoming, and how what he has done forms the core of God’s hidden but soon to be revealed kingdom.

Finally we come to Job's concluding argument. Doctor Mike explores how Job has unknowingly grown through his terrible losses, and how defending himself from the attacks of his friend's bad theology has given him a greater understanding and appreciation for his fellow humans. Part 13 of our series on the Biblical book f Job: Seeing Through the Eye of the Storm

Drawing from Daniel 6, Pastor Joe McKelvey speaks on how Daniel was a consistent person in prayer before he fell into trouble in the lion's den and so should we before troubles hit our lives.

Drawing from Proverbs and from medical science, Dr. Jarrod Spencer returns to HOTRFC to speak on the physical and spiritual importance of sleep.

Rev. Mike Landsman begins a new Wednesday night sermon series: The Kingdom of God is Like.... Drawing from Matthew 13:44-46 he speaks on how the parables of the hidden treasure and the pearl point us toward the joy based forsaking of everything in order to acquire something that is beyond value: Christ!