You’ve Got Mail — And a Mission!
New Foundations Class Spring 2025 Postcard
Our new Foundations Class Postcard —simple, personal, and perfect for outreach. Use it to invite a friend, neighbor, or coworker to join us!
Drop it in the mail or hand it over with a handwritten note in the address section—a small gesture that can open big doors for the Gospel.
Let’s keep sharing the Good News—one postcard at a time.
Kyle and Tresa extended this invitation to be their guest at their table for dinner.
🎭 An Evening to Remember –
May 3 at The George Theater!
Join your Foundations Class friends for an inspiring night out as we attend “How to Die: The Life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer” at The George Theater on Saturday, May 3 at 7:30 PM.
Before the show, we’ll gather nearby for dinner and fellowship at Christie’s Restaurant — a perfect way to connect, enjoy a meal, and prepare our hearts for a powerful story of faith and conviction.
🎟️ Reserve your seat today!
Ticket info & purchase link:
Don't wait—this will be a meaningful evening you won’t want to miss! Questions? Text Karen @ 713-204-8384
Class Scripture Memory Verse March 2025
Names of God Class focus March 2025
Pastor's Message Sunday March 16, 2025:
Living It Out: A Guide to Prayer Through James
To watch the Pastor's Message,
click the Arrow in the picture above
and Notes Below:
On Sunday March 16th, both live from the classroom at HFBC campus & live streaming on the class YouTube channel @BibleStudyHouston,
Danny Reid taught lesson 4 of a multi part lesson series:
"The Ten Commandments"
Exodus 20:8-11
"Remember the Sabbath: A Holy Rest in a Restless World"
This lesson video is available by clicking on the arrow below:
Summary of the lesson:
Remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy—from both Old and New Testament perspectives. Beginning with God’s rest in Genesis and moving through Exodus, Leviticus, and the Gospels, this lesson unpacks the theological, historical, and personal significance of the Sabbath. Reflecting on its transformation into the Lord’s Day in light of Christ’s resurrection, and consider how believers today can find true rest in Jesus. Through Scripture, reflection, and heartfelt honesty, we are all challenged to ask: Why do I keep the Sabbath? What does it look like to truly rest and worship? Join us as we journey toward a deeper understanding of God's gift of Sabbath rest, and what it means to live that out with joy and purpose.
You are invited to join us, either in person @ HFBC's Rehearsal Hall on the 2nd Floor over the Foyer or via Live Stream (details below):
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This Week March 23rd:
"From Generation to Generation: The Power of Honor "
A Study on Exodus 20:12 an interactive lesson facilitated by Butch and Karen Butcher.
More Than a Childhood Rule—A Lifelong Calling.
This week, we dive into the Fifth Commandment: *“Honor your father and your mother…” It’s not just for kids—and it doesn’t expire when we grow up. Whether you’re caring for aging parents, mentoring adult children, or setting an example for grandchildren, this command touches every generation. Together, we’ll reflect on what honor looks like today, share wisdom from life’s journey, and rediscover how obedience to this command blesses families—and leaves a legacy. Don’t miss this meaningful conversation.
Macedonian Call Dinner Thursday March 27
let Butch 281-460-5756 or Karen 713-204-8384 know if you would like to be one of the first 6 to secure your reservation.
Spring 2025 Focus Implementing a Class wide Evangelism Initiative Through Personal Invitations. (see sample script below to include key points for the purpose of inviting someone The Lord places along your path).
Action Steps: Prayerfully assume we are all “Greeters”— class members commit to noticing and engaging guests each week. Challenge ourselves to personally invite at least one new person this Spring Season. Follow up—Ensure guests receive a warm follow-up message (text/call/note) after attending. Encourage ourselves to sit with a new or unchurched person during worship services.
How This Glorifies God:
It fulfills the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20)
and creates an environment of hospitality and love, reflecting Christ’s call to welcome others.
Romans 15:7 Therefore welcome one another as Christ has welcomed you,
for the glory of God.
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