Hockinson Community Church Sermons

What kind of relationship does God want with you—servant or son? In Hebrews 3, we see that Jesus is greater than Moses because He is not just a faithful servant, but the Son who invites us into God’s family. Just …

What kind of God comes running to lost and broken people? In a world full of messengers, God didn’t send someone else—He came Himself in Jesus. Today we are invited to know and trust the God who pursues us with …

What does it mean to miss the kingdom of God? In 1 Corinthians 6:9-20, Paul warns that certain ways of living can block us from experiencing the fullness of God’s kingdom—both now and eternally. But the good news is that …

What do you do when you’re wronged—fight for justice or let it go? In 1 Corinthians 6:1-8, Paul challenges the Corinthians to stop taking their disputes to secular courts and instead live with an eternal perspective, trusting God’s justice. Join …

Is judging others ever the right thing to do? In 1 Corinthians 5, Paul challenges the church to judge not with condemnation, but with integrity, compassion, and a desire for restoration. Join us as we explore how biblical judgment can …

How can we make sure we’re reading Paul’s letters the way he intended? In 1 Corinthians 4:8-21, Paul challenges the Corinthians’ pride, using sarcasm to expose their misunderstanding of true Christian leadership and humility. Join us as we explore how …

Who are you really trying to impress? In 1 Corinthians 4:1-7, Paul reminds us that only God’s judgment truly matters—He sees everything clearly and calls us to be faithful stewards of what we’ve been given. Join us as we explore …

What are you building with? In 1 Corinthians 3, Paul reminds us that our efforts to invest in others will be tested, revealing whether we’ve built with materials that last or ones that crumble under pressure. Join us as we …

What do you do when trusting God’s plan feels hard? In 1 Corinthians 2:6-16, Paul reminds us that God’s wisdom, revealed through His Spirit and embodied in Jesus, is trustworthy even when life feels uncertain. Join us as we explore …

How do you see yourself, Jesus, and others? In 1 Corinthians 1:26-2:5, Paul challenges us to gain a real-life perspective that reveals the truth about our weaknesses, Jesus’ sufficiency, and the Spirit’s power to transform our relationships. Join us as …

What drives your need to be “right”? In 1 Corinthians 1:10-25, Paul challenges our tendencies toward division and pride by pointing us to the “foolishness” of the cross—a place where God’s power humbles us, unites us, and frees us from …

What do you really need to live a life of purpose and significance? In 1 Corinthians 1:1-9, Paul reminds us that through Jesus, we have everything we need—His grace, His gifts, and His faithfulness—to partner with Him in bringing new …

What can letters to a city from 2000 years ago say to us today? This week we start a new series that shows us just how these ancient letters speak not just to theology, but to “Real Life”. Today Dave …

What does it mean to be favored by God? In Luke 1:26-38, Mary’s humility, faith, and willingness to say “yes” to God’s plan reveal why she was chosen to bring Jesus into the world. Join us as we explore her …

What does it take to trust God when His plans turn your world upside down? In Matthew 1:18-25, Joseph chooses faith and obedience, stepping into God’s redemptive plan despite uncertainty and sacrifice—much like Boaz in the story of Ruth. Join …

What if God’s greatest work is happening in the small and unexpected moments of your life? From the humble town of Bethlehem to the quiet faithfulness of Ruth, we see how God brings peace and redemption through what the world …

Have you ever wondered what God is doing in the waiting, in the in-between moments of life? From Ruth’s ordinary story to the genealogy of Jesus, we see how God works in hidden and unexpected ways to accomplish His redemptive …

What kind of legacy can one faithful choice create? In Ruth 4, Boaz’s bold decision to redeem Ruth changes not only her life but shapes generations, ultimately leading to the birth of Jesus. Join us as we explore how one …

What does living with compassion, integrity, and a commitment to others look like? In Ruth 3, the story of Boaz reveals a powerful example of selfless love and faithfulness that points us to Jesus, our ultimate Redeemer. Join us as …

This week, we’ll dive into Ruth 2 to uncover what made Ruth stand out and attract incredible favor. Her story shows us how humility, hard work, and kindness can open doors to blessings beyond what we imagine. Join us as …

Today, we begin the first of two stories centered around the little town of Bethlehem. Yes, it is too early for Christmas. But this first story is not the Christmas story. Instead, it is a prequel that offers us hints …

This week we conclude our series on Spiritual disciplines and growth. While I hope you learned some new things, it only matters if we put them into practice. This morning we want to accept the calling of God in our …

Everybody has a story, and when you share how God’s grace has transformed your life, it has the power to impact others. By being vulnerable, Christ-centered, and keeping it simple, your testimony can clearly point people to Jesus. Don’t worry …

As we follow Jesus and begin to see others as he does, the next key to disciple-making can be summed up with three words. “Come and See”

The next few weeks we will look at practical ways to be disciple-makers. But what if I told you there was one shift we can make in our lives that with no other tips or tools will transform us into …