Ever been surprised when something that looks really solid snaps? I remember as a kid having a toy that looked like metal, but when a little strain came, discovered it was plastic under some shiny paint. Having showed the Roman …
Humanity has a love hate relationship with judgement. Consider how you feel when someone assumes your motives, or criticizes your actions or character. But at the same time we live in a world of quick boycotts and “cancel culture”. So …
It’s not hard to see the ways the world is broken. Sometimes, however, it’s harder to see up close. This week we tackle a passage that reminds us why we need the gospel in the first place.
The book of Romans has been called one of the most important writings about the gospel in history. Men and women studying Romans have gone on to change the world because as they understood the gospel more deeply, they found …
2000 years of church history show that we are really good at finding differences and dividing over them. Far more rare is the move to unity, grace, and connection. But Jesus made a really big deal about the unity of …
Acts 2 tells us the followers of Jesus had “all things in common” and that no one had needs, because when they came up, someone would meet it…even if it meant selling property or making sacrifices. This kind of care …
We had a great picnic together last weekend. Each Wednesday we have a potluck. Many are a part of our small groups and spend time together regularly. Why is it so important to the church that we spend time together? …
Shaun will share the first message, “One Church” in a series on fellowship. This sermon series is a partnership with several Battle Ground area churches. As we celebrate our fellowship as Hockinson Community Church, we are reminded that we are …
This week we finish our look at the One Anothers. We find a great summary statement in Colossians that reminds us why we live with the love we see in these statements and how we can put it into practice.
