Ironman Ministries- HCOG

06/17/2026

What are you feeding. Better yet, what’s feeding you?

06/17/2026

Harvest Midweek Service – Tonight at 6:30 PM

• Pastor’s Bible Study: Book of Revelation
• High School, Middle School & Children’s Classes
• Nursery Available

We hope to see you there!

06/16/2026

Beautiful weather for some softball this evening! Proud of Harvest! 🥎

06/14/2026

HGOG- Men’s Softball 🥎

06/14/2026

06/14/2026

06/14/2026

Join us tomorrow for church! We would love to see you! Come worship with us and be encouraged by God’s Word and fellowship with fellow believers. ❤️

Sunday School – 9:00 AM
Worship Service – 10:00 AM

We can’t wait to see you!

06/12/2026

Don’t forget 🗓️
HCOG Men’s Breakfast Tomorrow!
🥓 🍳 ☕️

Join us this Saturday, June 13th at 8:00 AM in the Family Life Center for our Men’s Breakfast. It’s a great opportunity to connect, grow, and enjoy time together.

All men are welcome—we’d love to see you there! — Randy

06/11/2026

There is a massive difference between being "busy" for God and being in step with God.

Most people I talk to aren't suffering from a lack of purpose; they are suffering from a lack of time. We have bought into the cultural lie that hurry equals productivity and noise equals progress.

But if you look at the life of Christ, His greatest moments of power followed His deepest moments of isolation. He didn’t sprint through His ministry; He walked intentionally, often slipping away to the "hidden places" to pray.

If the enemy can’t make you bad, he will make you busy. Because a busy mind is a distracted mind, and a distracted mind is entirely blind to the promptings of the Holy Spirit.

True spiritual authority isn’t built in the spotlight or on a stage. It is forged in the quiet, unhurried, daily discipline of seeking His presence before you seek the world's approval.

If you are feeling spiritually exhausted today, it’s not because you aren’t doing enough. It’s likely because you are trying to sustain a public output without a private intake.

Stop striving. Start abiding.
— T. Gaulden