Hcc Teaching Podcast

Living the Jesus Way includes seeking fulfillment in life through intentional participation in the mission of God.

Living the Jesus Way is marked by readiness: relationally readiness for gospel impact, readiness to engage mission, and readiness to demonstrate the Father’s grace.

Living in the Jesus Way begins when we empty ourselves and live under the Father’s authority, in His grace & truth, through the life of Jesus.

God has invited US to join Him in his loving rescue mission to restore all people to their original intended image and purpose.

Holy living is based on the often criticized work of God in the past and future, which affirms His patience in using us on mission for Him today.

Holy living is challenged by the subtle attacks of false teachers who lure believers away from the authority of God's Word

Holy living is proportionate to our ability to know, remember, and apply the authoritative Word of God.

Our understanding of Christ’s work for us and in us should motivate us to pursue increasingly holy lives resulting in reward from God.

Taking a closer look at how the principles that we have learned in 1 Peter help motivate and enable us into God's mission.

Holiness is demonstrated through the Church when in submission to Jesus, elders selflessly lead believers, and the believers humbly follow the leading of the elders.

Holiness in suffering results when we choose to continue trusting God in the midst of our suffering.

Holiness in suffering results from pursuing both the attitudes and practical expressions of Christ’s thoughts and actions.

Holiness in suffering is demonstrated by blessing those who are the source of your suffering with Jesus being the prime example.

Holiness in marriage is demonstrated through Christlike humility and sacrifice between a husband and wife.

Lane Sanford, Dan Switzer, David Covert and Bill Covert share details of their trip to Papua New Guinea. Included is an update on our sister church in the Siar tribe.

God’s grace and Jesus’ example motivates us to live and love differently from the rest of the watching world. This is especially true in our posture towards government leaders and those who mistreat us.

We have been uniquely positioned together in Christ so that we can live for the hope of eternity by sacrificing for Him.

When hope in this life is rooted only in the future revealing of grace, it spurs a wonderfully different life.

God’s redemption restores access to a life full of hope and joy for all believers when they embrace an inheritance-producing lifestyle

Our thoughts, desires and actions are all shaped by how we answer these two questions: "Who are you?" and "Why are you here?". We'll investigate these answers in our review of the coMission up to 1 Peter.