August Memory Verse: The Wounded Healer
This month, our class turns its heart to Isaiah 53:5, a verse that captures the essence of Christ’s redeeming work:
But He was pierced because of our transgressions, crushed because of our iniquities; punishment for our peace was on Him, and we are healed by His wounds.
Isaiah 53:5 is the Gospel in one verse—pointing to the suffering Savior who bore our sin, secured our peace, and brought our healing. As you commit this verse to memory, take time to reflect on the personal cost of our salvation and the deep love of Christ that led Him to the cross.
Let’s carry this truth with us into every conversation, every trial, and every opportunity to speak of the One who was pierced for us.
August Names of God Class Focus:
Yahweh Yireh — The Lord Will Provide
This month, our class explores the powerful name Yahweh Yireh, meaning “The Lord Will Provide.” This name was first spoken by Abraham after God provided a ram in place of Isaac on Mount Moriah (Genesis 22:14). It reminds us that God not only sees our needs but anticipates them—providing exactly what we need, when we need it.
Whether you’re facing uncertainty, carrying a burden, or stepping into the unknown, let this name anchor your heart: Yahweh Yireh sees ahead and provides. Reflect on His faithfulness, and trust that the same God who provided for Abraham will provide for you.
Pronunciation Guide:
Yahweh Yireh
YAH-way YEER-eh
Yahweh (יְהוָה): “YAH-way” — Emphasis on the first syllable.
Yireh (יִרְאֶה): “YEER-eh” — First syllable rhymes with “deer,” and the second is a soft “eh,” like the “e” in “met.”
Dead to Sin, Alive in Christ
Boldly Go to the LBS Leadership Lunch – August 17!
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Taco 'Bout a Good Time! After-Class Lunch This Sunday!
Join us this Sunday, August 3rd, for a fun and flavorful lunch at Los Tios Mexican Restaurant—just 8 minutes from HFBC! We’ll gather right after class to enjoy great food and even better fellowship.
As always, lunch is provided for our widows—your presence is a blessing to us all.
No RSVP needed—just come hungry and ready to connect!
Pastor's Message Sunday July 27, 2025:
WHAT HE HAS DONE
MIKADO HINSON
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and Notes Below:
Dead to Sin, Alive in Christ
Rand Wall’s powerful lesson from Colossians 3:1–11 reminds us that the Christian life is one of transformation—dead to sin and alive in Christ. With passion and personal stories, he challenges us to cast off the old self and walk daily in the power of the resurrection.
Don’t miss this compelling call to holiness, hope, and victory in Jesus.
Watch the full lesson below and be encouraged to live the risen life.
Dressed to Bless: Living in the Love of Christ
This Sunday, Carol Pierce brings us into the heart of Christian character with a powerful lesson from Colossians 3:12–17. In a world that too often encourages division and pride, Paul’s message calls us to "put on" compassion, kindness, humility, meekness, and patience—clothing our hearts with Christ’s love. Carol will guide us in exploring how love binds all virtues together and how letting the peace of Christ rule in our hearts changes everything. Come ready to be encouraged and challenged as we learn to live, love, and forgive like Jesus—whatever we do, doing it all in His name.
Boldly Go to the LBS Leadership Lunch – August 17!
Are you currently serving in leadership—or open to stepping into a future role? Then don’t miss our LBS Leadership Lunch on Sunday, August 17, right after class from 12:30 to 2:00 PM in the Gym. This will be a time of vision, encouragement, and connection as we prepare to boldly go into the new season of ministry together.
Whether you're already serving or just exploring how God might use you, we’d love for you to come. Let Butch or Karen know if you can attend or sign up on your own, Lunch is provided—we just need your RSVP!
Encore Fall Dinner: An Evening to Savor—Together
Imagine this: the room is filled with laughter, the smell of a delicious meal drifts through the air, and the voices of the Dignity Gospel Quartet rise in rich harmony. It’s more than just dinner—it’s a night to slow down, to reconnect, and to celebrate the goodness of God… together.
Thursday, August 21, 2025
5:00–7:30 PM | Loop Campus – Fellowship Center
$35 includes: meal, dessert, refreshments, and entertainment
We’d love for our Foundations family to share this special evening as one big table of friends.
Come early, stay late, and soak in the joy of fellowship.
Let’s go together—sign up today at this link:
RSVP by Thursday, August 14 — spots will go fast!
Sweet Hour of Prayer
– Wednesday, August 6th @ Noon
Join us midweek for a peaceful moment of worship and intercession during our Sweet Hour of Prayer on Wednesday, August 6 at 12:00 PM.
Send your praises and prayer requests to Karen before Wednesday morning so they can be included and shared for prayer time.
Whether you're pausing at home, in the office, or gathered with others, let’s lift our hearts in unity—celebrating God’s goodness and leaning on His strength together.
💬Text your requests to Karen 713-204-8384 and let’s pray together as a class family!
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