Horizon Community Church

This Sunday, Pastor Brad shares from John 21:17-22 about what it looks like to follow Jesus by accepting our circumstances and allowing Him to meet us in the midst of them.

This Sunday, Pastor Brad shares on John 21:15-17, where Jesus restores Peter back to minister. We have three applications: (1) living in reality, (2) reviewing our mistakes, (3) allowing to be restored.

This Sunday, Pastor Brad continues through John 21 focusing on v. 9-14 where Jesus prepares breakfast for the disciples. He speaks to how during difficult times we can find our sanctuary in Jesus.

This Sunday, we start a new series through John 21. Pastor Brad focuses on John 21:1-8, where we look at the events of Peter's failure after denying Jesus. Primarily how disconnected Peter was from Jesus and trying to do life without Him.

This Sunday was our Mission Sunday, where we had Pastor Manny share about the Mexico mission trip. The Mexico team also shares testimonies of how they were encouraged by others.

Happy Easter! He is Risen! During this Easter Sunday, Pastor Brad shares that story of Jesus on the road to Emmaus and how He was with them and is with us - "Jesus has risen! We have met Jesus, and that He has been with us."

This Sunday, Pastor Brad continues our series on the Road to Jerusalem and focuses on the second warning Jesus gives us: greed.

This Sunday, we continued through the Gospel of Luke. Pastor Brad spoke on Luke 12 using verse from Luke 11:37 onwards to talk about hypocrisy and how it hinders Christians from being authentic in their walk with Jesus.

This Sunday, we started a new series about Jesus' journey to Jerusalem through the Gospel of Luke. Pastor Brad shares how Luke 9:51 is a pivot point in Jesus' ministry. From Luke 9:51 onwards, Jesus is moving towards Jerusalem with His disciples fulfilling what He came to do.

Pastor Brad gives us more information about the Anglican diocese, a few videos from C4SO site, and a conversation with the Rev. Dr. Kris McDaniel.

This Sunday, Pastor Brad wraps up our series on the Cycle of Grace by talking about fruitfulness. He uses John 15:1-8 to help us understand the through abiding in Jesus, we produce fruit.

This Sunday, Pastor Brad talks about the third part of the Cycle of Grace - significance. He helps us understand that we do matter, and we have a purpose and calling that He created us for.

This Sunday, Pastor Brad talks about the second part of the cycle of grace - sustenance. He shares how Jesus received sustenance and grace from His Father and how we can also receive grace from Him.

This Sunday, Pastor Brad shares about the first part of the cycle of grace - acceptance. He shares what it looks like to be fully accepted by God for who we are, just as Jesus is in Matthew 3:16.

This Sunday, we start a new five weeks series on the Cycle of Grace. Pastor Brad shares what the cycle of grace is and how we can operate from the cycle of grace instead of the cycle of works.

Pastor Brad shares about his involvement with the C4SO, gives a little bit of history, and "what it means to be Anglican?" He also answers questions the members of the congregation have.

This Sunday, Pastor Brad speaks on what our purpose is as Christians using Psalm 139:13-19. He shares how we were called into existence by God and for His purpose and it is only through God we are able to fully live out our calling.

This Sunday, we had a guest speaker, Pastor Mike Mitchum. In his sermon, he used Psalm 139:23-24 as a base to talk about what it means to be fully known and accepted by God.

This Sunday is Epiphany Sunday, Pastor Brad shares what epiphany means and how God through Jesus shines His Light on this dark world.

This Sunday, Pastor Brad wraps up the Advent series by sharing how God used Mary in His Story and how He is calling to use us.

This Sunday, Pastor Brad preaching on Isaiah 61 shares how Jesus is the Messiah and how He declares year of jubilee for all of humanity through what He does on the Cross.

This Sunday was the second Sunday of Advent. Pastor Manny talks about holding the posture of preparation during the Advent season.

This Sunday is the start of Advent. Pastor Brad talks about the purpose of advent, a season of waiting and expectation. He shares how waiting isn't a passive choice, but an active one and that waiting also includes watching.

This Sunday, Pastor Brad wraps up our series on "The Message of the Cross" by sharing about Jesus being Christ Our King. We look at how the very act of love and sacrifice qualifies Jesus to rule and reign now and for eternity.

This Sunday, Pastor Manny continues our sermon series about the Message of the Cross. He speaks to us about how we are to remember our salvation and boast in the Lord.

This Sunday, Pastor Brad using the foundation he laid for us regarding the Cross last week, continues to share about the church (the people of God) and how it is shaped by the Cross. Additionally, how the church is to love those marginalized by society and world.

This Sunday, we resume our series on "the Message of the Cross." Pastor Brad helps us understand the cross in the light of Jesus' time, and how that helps us to understand how we follow Him and live our lives.

This Sunday, we had a guest preacher, Pastor Bob Thomas share on a question he has been wondering about. He shares about a few things that affect our relationships and what a healthy, biblical, "hesed" relationship is.

This week, Pastor Brad speaks about how the message of the Cross is the same throughout history, but how it is perceived, changes based on the audience that is receiving it.

This Sunday, Pastor Brad talks about how Jesus willingly went to the cross and atoned for our sin.

This week, we started a new series called "The Message of The Cross." Pastor Brad shares to understand the Message of the Cross, the power and wisdom of God, we need to understand sin. He defines what sin is, the result of sin, and how Jesus' death is how God delivers us from sin.

This Sunday, Pastor Brad wraps up our Doxology Sermon Series sharing about the "God Who Is to Come." He shares how our we have a hope in Jesus and that He is the God who secures our future as He is the One who is still to come!

This Sunday, Pastor Brad continues our Doxology series by speaking on "The God Who Is". He shares how Jesus is present to us in our daily lives and how we can learn to be present to Him as He is to us.

In our new three week series "Doxology," Pastor Brad shares on "the God was was." During this sermon, he talks about the importance of remembering what God has done in the past for us and how that sustains us now and in the future.

In the final sermon of our mini series "Wonderings," guest preacher and Pastor Mike Mitchum speaks on "how to weather a storm." Preaching from Acts 27:1-44, he shares despite being the midst of the storm, one is also "driven along" and that driving force is Jesus carrying one through their storm.

This Sunday, Pastor Manny continues our "wonderings" mini series by speaking on the blind man healing in Mark 8:22-26 took place through stages. He shares with us how Jesus meets us all differently, but exactly how we need to be met.

This Sunday, Pastor Brad kicks off our new series "Wonderings" by preaching on a question that he has been wondering about for a few months, how to find contentment in difficult times? As he shares, he reminds us that we aren't alone in the pain and hardships, but that God mets us where we are at, and that we aren't called to carry it all.

This Sunday, Pastor Brad completes our Kingdom Living series speaking on the 10th commandment, "you shall not covet." He shares how coveting comes from this disordered desire of us thinking we don't have everything we need. He instead reminds us how we should be grateful for what we do have.

This Sunday, Pastor Brad speaks on the ninth commandment that focuses on "not bearing false witness." Using Matthew 5:33 as a basis, he shares how Jesus invites us to make fewer promises and to love our neighbors as ourselves.

This Sunday, Pastor Manny talks about the eighth commandment "you shall not steal." He reminds us that the Lord is our Provider, but when we steal, we are doubting that God can meet all our needs. Additionally, he speaks on the importance of being content and grateful for what God has already blessed us with.

This Sunday, Pastor Brad spoke on the 7th commandment "you shall not commit adultery." He speaks on how adultery isn't just the physical act, but the posture of the heart.

This Sunday, Pastor Brad speaks to us about the sixth commandment "you shall not murder." Using the Sermon on the Mount, Pastor Brad shares how this extends to anger.

This Sunday, Kayla Balangue lead us through the fifth commandment, how to honor your father and mother through the ancient context and how it applies to our aging parents today.

This Sunday, Greg Winter led us through why it's important to keep a Sabbath, a bit of his own story with the Sabbath, and gave some great places to start when thinking about our own Sabbath.

This Sunday, Pastor Manny began our new series, Kingdom Living: A Series on the 10 Commandments. This week, we looked at the first commandment, "You shall have no other gods before me." (Exodus 20:3)

This Sunday, Pastor Brad introduced us to Ordinary Time!

This Sunday, Pastor Brad leads us through the Trinity, arguing that it is the most REAL thing that we can build our lives upon.

Join us for Pentecost Sunday as Brad leads us through the joys and the questions that this Sunday often brings.

This Sunday Pastor Brad led us through the ascension of Jesus and the gift of the Holy Spirit, and why this event still matters today, in the 21st century.

This Sunday, Natalie continued to lead us through John 14 and broke down what Jesus meant when he said, "You may ask me for anything in my name, and I will do it." (John 14:14).