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God doesn't need anything, but He desires for us to co-labor with Him for His kingdom and His church. This Sunday, we'll discover how we're all created with unique and individual abilities designed to fulfill an eternal purpose.
God is the provider and creator of all things, therefore He does not NEED anything. The truth is God desires for us to co-labor with Him for His kingdom and in His church.
This Sunday, Todd leads us through a time of reflection and communion.
We're celebrating the birth of our Savior, Jesus, this Christmas Eve with carols, candle lighting, and an encouraging message from Pastor Todd.
How can we get to the place where we simply say to God, "Let it be", when He interrupts our lives with the impossible? This Sunday, we'll learn what to do when God does what can't be explained.
Interruptions breed uncertainty. This Sunday, we will discover how to know if an unplanned circumstance is really God at work in our lives.
What do we do when divine interruptions causes us to be afraid? This Sunday, we'll discover how to replace FEAR with TRUST when our circumstances don't make sense.
God typically doesn't work in the ways we would anticipate or on our timetable. In part one of our new series, we'll discover how to loosen the grip on our plans and learn what to do with life's unmet expectations.
We are appointed by God to love people like God loves people. This Sunday, we'll wrap up our series by discovering together what it looks like to "bear much fruit" after we have learned to abide in Jesus.
What does a typical going to work, doing laundry, going to the grocery store, everyday kind of life look like when abiding in Jesus? Do you have to read your Bible 24/7? Spend 10 hours in your prayer closet? Nope, but it does mean intentionally spending time with God and choosing to trust Him throughout your day. This Sunday, Pastor Todd will break down the practical ways that we can learn to live a life with less stress and more rest, abiding in Jesus.
Pastor Todd kicks off our new series called "Abide." We must make a daily choice to either abide or live apart from Jesus. This Sunday, we'll begin to discover how to abide in Christ wherever we are and let Him take care of the rest.
We conclude our series Counterfeit where we've learned how knowing the truth about who God is and His love for us transforms how we live and treat others.
Culture says you're perfect just the way you are, but what is the basis for that belief? God alone gives us the foundation of who we are and the purpose we were created for. This Sunday, Justin will challenge us to examine what we believe about ourselves, about God, and how we think God views us.
Jesus didn't die on the cross so that we could behave better. He died on the cross so that we could be made brand new! As Christ-followers, the same power that raised Jesus from the dead lives inside of us. This Sunday, we'll discover how we can live ALIVE with the grace and power that Jesus died for us to have!
In week 1 of our brand new series, Pastor Todd will unpack why knowing the truth about who God is and His love for us is vital to how we live our lives and treat others.
We live in a world that promotes selfish ambition and produces people who are self-centered, greedy, and egotistical. Jesus lived a life opposite of that. This morning, we will consider that different way of living, the Jesus way, and how living a SELF-LESS life leads to a life of SERVING the world around us.
Jesus gives us a clear command to make disciples and share His message with others. We believe it's particularly important to share the Gospel with our kids and students, but that doesn't just happen naturally. In fact, we live in a culture that is actively leading the next generation away from Jesus. Join us this Sunday as we talk about how we can be a church that builds a different type of culture, a culture of entrusting the Gospel to the next generation.
Todd and Cynthia will share together a very personal message of encouragement, reflection, and vision as we celebrate together our 15th anniversary as a church on Hilton Head Island.
This Sunday, we recognize communion as a regular celebration of the church. Todd teaches on how communion can challenge us to live with excellence and gratitude for all that God has done.
This Sunday we conclude our series, "Short Stories: the Parables of Jesus," and we are also excited for you to hear from our treasurer, Bill Callahan, as he gives some exciting news about our financial past and future here at HHICC.
We're excited to hear from our newest global partners, Paul and Angela Richardson, as they share about Take Hold Scotland. Todd will also be sharing updates from other Global Partners.
This Sunday, we'll take a look at how the role of the father in the parable of the prodigal son, represents God's extraordinary love and mercy for us.
Jesus used parables to communicate spiritual truths in a clear, concise, and creative way. These short stories were designed to prompt us to seek deeper understanding of the Kingdom of God. This Sunday, Todd continues in our series with a message on the parable of "the wedding banquet."
Jesus used parables to communicate spiritual truths in a clear, concise, and creative way. These short stories were designed to prompt us to seek deeper understanding of the Kingdom of God. This Sunday, Todd continues in our series with a message on the parable of "the wedding banquet."
Jesus used parables to communicate spiritual truths in a clear, concise, and creative way. These short stories were designed to prompt us to seek deeper understanding of the Kingdom of God. This Sunday, Todd continues in our series with a message on the parable of "the unmerciful servant."
Jesus used parables to communicate spiritual truths in a clear, concise, and creative way. These short stories were designed to prompt us to seek deeper understanding of the Kingdom of God. This Sunday, Todd continues in our series with a message on the parable of "the sower and the seeds."
New wine needs a new wineskin because as the new wine expands during the fermentation process, it stretches the wineskin. An old wineskin will burst under the pressure of the new wineskin. This Sunday, Todd will look at two parables that illustrate the fact that you can't mix old religious rituals with new faith in Jesus.
If we're still breathing, we still have a purpose. Jesus is not done with us yet! This Sunday, Todd will unpack the meaning behind Jesus' parable of the fruitless fig tree and help us apply its wisdom to our everyday lives.
Jesus used parables to communicate spiritual truths in a clear, concise, and creative way. These short stories were designed to prompt us to seek deeper understanding of the Kingdom of God. In this series, we will unpack the parables of Jesus to give us greater insight into God's Word and how to apply it to our everyday lives.
We'll wrap up our series, "Landing Lights," by reviewing the five scriptural checkpoints that help us find and affirm God's direction in our lives. When the Landing Lights of God's will are all on, we have a choice: to flee or follow.
