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Student Ministries 411- June 9th

Youth Wednesday Night at 6:45 PM

Tomorrow night, we will continue the summer series, Discuss & Defend! See you at 6:45 pm!

Over the course of this summer HBC Student Ministries is going to be discussing questions of “the faith”, most specifically those doctrines that objectively separate Christianity from other worldviews. The hope in this study is not only to understand Scripture, but to begin building understanding for how to articulate truth from Scripture in light of questions one might receive. Prayerfully, this will be a summer series that prepares our students to engage with those around them, to share the faith with both confidence and compassion as they interact with the world around them. Questions to discuss over the summer include, but are not limited to:

Is the Bible a trustworthy book?

Is Jesus really both God and man, and why does that matter?

Is the resurrection believable?

Are there multiple ways one can be made right with God?

Sunday Morning Summer Series

Over the summer Sunday mornings in HBC Student Ministries we will be evaluating the Old Testament, taking the time to see patterns and people that point us to a coming Jesus. The hope and prayer in this series is that our teens will have a greater appreciation for the Bible not as a collection of individual stories, but as one cohesive unit that finds its focus on the person and work of Jesus. We encourage teens to show up prepared to discuss these Old Testament narratives/passages, and to look forward with us as we examine how Jesus is the fulfillment to which our Old Testaments point!

Summer 2026 Calendar

Summer ministry has officially begun, and we are excited for these different events and for the summer series on Wednesday night and Sunday morning!

June Book Recommendation

“Though I’m not a mom, I deeply empathized with Abbey Wedgeworth in her writing, often feeling what she expresses in the title. There’s such a desire to be a godly parent, a mom or dad who points your kids to the Lord and leads in such a way that esteems Christ in their eyes. And yet…your flesh, flaws and faulty thinking often get in the way. In that space of realized limitation lies a very real temptation to despair, to condemn, to doubt that anything good can come from the effort of your parenting.

This book moves your eyes to the Gospel, brings your thoughts under the eternal reality of His grace. This book is radically honest about your faults yet settles the believer’s sight back on Gospel identity. Who will rescue me from this body of death writes Paul in Romans 7…who will rescue us in those moments where we feel we’ve blown it in our parenting? Praise God our identity is secure in Christ, that we are not on trial (Romans 8:1), and that for all the things that feel at stake in our parenting our union with Jesus never is! This is that kind of book, the kind that anchors you deeply in Gospel doctrine, and from that reminded position of grace propels you forward in humble confidence and delightful obedience.

May this book be used of God to encourage you in your parenting journey, and may our kids be the beneficiaries of parents who are growing deeper in Jesus.”

-Nathan F.

Lost & Found

Over the months, items tend to get left around our church property. Jackets, water bottles, even keys have been found! In the coming weeks we will be emptying out our lost and found (located on the North Side of the Building near the backstage of the worship center)…if you have lost an item and have been in search for it, please take a look at our lost and found closet. Happy hunting!