JR Quigley continues his series on the ultimate hope for a Christian’s life.

JR Quigley continues his series on the ultimate hope for a Christian’s life.
Jason Harris leads our baptism Sunday and shares how we can relate to Christ's death and resurrection through baptism.
The resurrection of Christ is the ultimate foundation of the Christian faith. As stated by the apostle Paul, if Christ has not been raised from the dead then our entire faith is worthless. In this week's sermon, Jeff Wald explains why Christ had to live, had to die, and had to be resurrected from the dead, and provides some evidence for the resurrection that believers can rely on.
What is the ultimate hope for believers? We hope for many things throughout our lives; revival, witnessing God moving in power, having a family, etc. Still, for believers, our ultimate hope is that of resurrection from the dead.
JR Quigley concludes our Easter People series by sharing how we can relate with Christ or, more accurately, how God became man to relate with us.
Peter was both bold (in walking on water) and cowardly (in denying Christ)—yet Christ reinstated him, and greatly used him. No matter what you’ve done, it is never too late to be restored and greatly used by God!
The Spirit is moving! We must learn to hear and obey him (not our own hearts)—even if he leads us to death, like Jesus.
JR Quigley continues our Easter People series by teaching about doubt and compassion from the story of Thomas.
JR Quigley continues our series on characters involved in the Easter story by sharing insights on the lives of Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus.
This week JR Quigley began our Easter People series by exploring the story of Mary Magdalene and the insights we can glean from her life.
MHCC Elder Tyler Redden shares some practical tips for navigating conflict within marriage. It’s not a sin to feel anger—unless we express it sinfully. The Bible tells us to “Be angry, yet without sinning” and to be “slow to speak, quick to listen.” Unhealthy couples fight dirty, to gain victory; but healthy couples fight fair, to gain resolution.
God’s guidelines for dating and marriage may not sound “normal” today—but today’s “normal” isn’t working! Here are some signs to help you discern whether you may be dating someone who is wrong for you, or right for you.
JR Quigley kicks off our series on marriage and relationships by discussing God's design for marriage. Marriage is one of the most significant ways that God prompts growth in us, and while it can be challenging, it is also a tremendous blessing.
We've discussed the importance of developing as individuals, but how does MHCC develop corporately? JR Quigley spends this Sunday discussing what the Bible has to say about development in the local and global church contexts.
MHCC’s values are Authenticity; generosity; commitment; development; and family. We are doing the work of making disciples. Proverbs 29:18, with expanded meanings of the words, says that “Where there is no prophetic vision (revelation of God and his word) the people cast off restraint (are discouraged, neglected, lacking [guidance], uncovered), but blessed (happy) is he who keeps the law (direction, instruction, wisdom, ways).” God told Adam and Eve to “be fruitful and multiply” (Genesis 1:28), and said he would make of Abraham a “great nation” (Genesis 12:2). It is God’s plan for us to multiply, not only physically but spiritually. In God, there is ALWAYS more. But in order to grow, we must believe this. We are called to love and serve one another in freedom.
What are we doing? We’re made not to just get saved and wait for Jesus, but to bear fruit – to pursue vision and growth, and to make many disciples. Development of vision is one of MHCC’s core values. Do we have vision? Do we listen and respond when God gives it? Or do we believe the lie that God’s plan is so big, it doesn’t really matter what I do? God has promised that HIS vision will come to pass. Are you asking him where you fit in—how you can be an active part of it?
JR Quigley shares the Christmas story out of Matthew Chapter 1-2 and Luke 1-2.
Let God challenge your assumptions! The Magi did: God did something new, and they searched the scriptures and followed his leading. Like them, we should stay open to new ideas from God, trust him to guide us into the future, cultivate an exceptional faith, and find guidance in God’s word.
JR Quigley recaps his trip to South Africa and shares about some of the missions teams that MHCC supports.
Sometimes we go through seasons where we don't feel like engaging with God. Thankful, God's faithfullness doesn't depend upon our mood!