In this powerful message, we're challenged to consider the vital role of accountability within our church family. Drawing from Matthew 18 and 1 Corinthians 5, we're reminded that addressing sin isn't about harsh judgment, but about restoration and protecting the unity Christ died for. The speaker presents a stark contrast between cancel culture and biblical accountability, emphasizing that our goal should always be to win our brother or sister back. We're encouraged to grieve over sin, judge it wisely, and remove it when necessary - all while focusing on those within the church rather than judging the world outside. This message calls us to examine our own hearts, to be open to loving correction, and to speak truth in love to others. It's a sobering reminder that sin, like yeast in dough, can spread and affect the whole community if left unchecked. As we reflect on this, let's consider: How can we cultivate a culture of loving accountability in our church family?

Chapter 1: The Importance of Accountability 0:00 - 26:09
Chapter 2: Dealing with Sin in the Church 26:09 - 40:34
Chapter 3: The Dangers of Desensitization 40:35

In this message, we're reminded of the beautiful unity that exists within the family of God, despite our differences. The key scripture, Ephesians 2:11-22, illustrates how Jesus tore down the dividing wall of hostility between Jews and Gentiles, creating one new humanity. This serves as a powerful metaphor for our own lives - we're called to embrace our diversity while maintaining unity through our shared faith in Christ. The message challenges us to reconsider how we view our brothers and sisters in Christ, especially when we disagree. Are we rebuilding walls that Jesus destroyed? Or are we making every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit? This teaching is particularly relevant in our divided world, reminding us that our identity in Christ supersedes all other labels. As we navigate cultural tensions, we're encouraged to respond with humility, gentleness, and patience, always seeking to maintain unity through the bond of peace.

Chapter 1: Embracing Unity through the Gospel 0:00 - 22:06
Chapter 2: Identity in Christ Over Labels 22:07 - 32:00
Chapter 3: Maintaining Unity through Effort 32:01

Are we truly generous with what God has given us? This powerful message challenges us to rethink our relationship with money and possessions. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 9, we're reminded that God loves a cheerful giver and that our generosity can deepen our worship and accelerate His work in the world. The key insight is that everything belongs to God - we're merely stewards of His resources. By shifting our perspective from 'earning' to 'stewarding,' we open ourselves to a transformative faith journey. As we learn to share freely, we not only grow in our trust in God's provision but also become more effective witnesses to His love and grace. This message invites us to step out in faith, testing God's promises and experiencing the joy of true generosity.

Chapter 1: Understanding Money as a Tool 0:00 - 18:25
Chapter 2: How Sharing Grows Faith 18:26 - 28:01
Chapter 3: Faithful Stewardship and Blessings 28:02 - 39:12
Chapter 4: Generosity Accelerates God's Mission 39:13

In our exploration of spiritual gifts and responsibility within the church family, we're reminded of our unique roles as priests and members of Christ's body. The apostle Peter's words in 1 Peter 2:5 highlight our calling to be 'living stones' in God's spiritual house. This powerful imagery emphasizes that each of us has a vital part to play in the church. We're not just passive recipients of God's grace, but active participants with a responsibility to serve. The message challenges us to shift from a consumer mindset to one of contribution, asking not 'What can I get?' but 'What can I give?' As we embrace this perspective, we'll discover a deeper sense of belonging and purpose within our faith community. Let's reflect on how we can use our God-given gifts to build up the church and serve others, fulfilling our priestly role in God's kingdom.

Chapter 1: The Priesthood of All Believers 0:00 - 15:29
Chapter 2: Members of One Body 15:30 - 20:31
Chapter 3: Understanding Spiritual Gifts 20:32 - 33:42
Chapter 4: Discerning Your Spiritual Gifts 33:43

In our exploration of God's family values, we're reminded of the foundational principles that should guide every Christian community: the Great Commandment and the Great Commission. These aren't just lofty ideals, but practical directives for how we're called to live. Loving God wholeheartedly and loving our neighbors selflessly form the bedrock of our faith, while making disciples is our ongoing mission. But how do we engage with this calling? It's through our 'oikos' - our sphere of influence. We're all called to be Christ's ambassadors, representing Him in our everyday relationships. This isn't just for the "super spiritually gifted"; it's for every believer. As we reflect on this, let's consider: How are we living out our role as ambassadors in our families, workplaces, and communities? Are we actively seeking to demonstrate and communicate the gospel in our existing relationships? This message challenges us to be intentional about our influence and to recognize how God is working in our daily interactions.

Chapter 1: The Foundation of Our Faith 0:00 - 24:06
Chapter 2: Engaging Our Mission Through Relationships 24:07 - 37:58
Chapter 3: HDC's Core Values 37:59

In this powerful message, we're invited to explore the profound concept of God's family and our place within it. The core scripture comes from Ephesians, particularly chapters 1 and 2, which beautifully illustrate our adoption into God's household. We learn that through Christ's sacrifice, we're not just made right with God, but we're welcomed as beloved children. This adoption isn't just about our relationship with the Father, but also about our connections with our spiritual siblings. The message challenges us to live out the 'one anothers' of Scripture, urging us to love, forgive, and support each other as true family members. It's a call to move beyond mere church attendance to genuine belonging and active participation in God's family. As we reflect on this, we're encouraged to evaluate our current level of connection and commitment to our local church family, and to take tangible steps towards deeper involvement and spiritual growth.

Chapter 1: Adopted into God's Family 0:00 - 18:12
Chapter 2: Living as Siblings in Christ 18:13 - 33:44
Chapter 3: Growing in Connection and Commitment 33:45

In this powerful message, we're challenged to reexamine our relationship with worry and the things we treasure. The core of the teaching comes from Luke 12, where Jesus encourages us not to be afraid and to seek treasure in heaven. We're reminded that what we treasure shapes what we fear, and ultimately, how we live. The message urges us to shift our focus from temporary earthly possessions to eternal, heavenly riches. This isn't just about material things, but about where we place our trust and affection. Are we reaching for things that won't last, or are we longing for a better, heavenly country? The serenity prayer is beautifully unpacked, revealing deeper truths about accepting what we can't change and finding peace in God's will. This teaching invites us to live more fully in the present moment, free from the shackles of worry, as we trust in God's provision and eternal plan.

Chapter 1: Introduction: Addressing Anxiety and Worry 0:00 - 15:37
Chapter 2: The Problem of Misplaced Treasure 15:38 - 29:15
Chapter 3: Longing for the Eternal 29:16 - 41:00
Chapter 4: Generosity as a Path to True Life 41:01

In this powerful message, we're challenged to confront our worries head-on and see them as opportunities for spiritual growth. The central theme revolves around Jesus' teachings in Luke 12, where He encourages us not to worry by pointing to the birds of the air and the lilies of the field. This familiar passage takes on new depth as we're urged to look beyond the surface of our anxieties and examine what they reveal about our faith. Are we truly trusting in our Heavenly Father's provision? Have we placed our hope in temporary things rather than in God's eternal kingdom? Are we in pursuit of lesser things that don’t satisfy instead of the God who does? These questions invite us to reflect on our lives and deepen our relationship with God. The message beautifully illustrates how worry can be an 'alarm bell,' signaling areas in our lives where we need to grow in faith and surrender to God's care. As we meditate on God's word and remember His benefits, as exemplified in Psalm 103, we can find peace that transcends our circumstances and experience the transformative power of placing our trust fully in Him.

Chapter 1: A Lack of Trust 0:00 - 18:52
Chapter 2: Misplaced Hope and Idolatry 18:53 - 28:12
Chapter 3: Prioritizing God's Kingdom 28:13