Hesperia Community Church

Hesperia Community Church Hesperia Community Church is a non-denominational evangelical church located in Hesperia, CA.

We offer one Sunday morning worship gathering at 9:30am, which is available online via our website, Facebook, and YouTube. During the school year, we also offer a MidWeek service on Wednesday nights at 6:30pm, also available online. Hesperia Community Church is a non-denominational, evangelical church located in the Victor Valley of Southern California. Our 30-acre campus is home to Hesperia Chris

tian School & Academy, which provides a Christ-centered education for approximately 700 children ages preschool through 12th grade.

Dear HCC Family,This Sunday, join us as HCC Elder Kevin Mahaffy presents the next installment of our message series on C...
06/19/2026

Dear HCC Family,
This Sunday, join us as HCC Elder Kevin Mahaffy presents the next installment of our message series on Colossians. Here's his intro:

“The Lord our God is a God of order. He wants us to get along in our marriages, in our families, in our workplaces, and in the church. In Colossians 3:18-4:1, Paul described the proper way for us to submit and be under the Lord’s discipline in each of these areas. This Sunday, we will continue our message series, Solid Ground - Counsel For The Church, with a careful examination of this passage. We will be reminded of several related ideas that convict and encourage us to pursue the God of order. We are not saved by our works. We are saved by grace through faith. However, good works are still important! The Lord wants the world to see our good works and then glorify our Father in heaven (Matthew 5:16)! Jesus Christ has awesome plans for you! He wants you to reign with him over the nations. Our passage for Sunday will include challenges to prepare ourselves for that amazing future by living according to the Lord’s order for our world today. Let's be reminded that we are called to follow the Lord’s rules and His code of conduct. Aspire to serve and please the Lord in your behavior. Don’t be content just to squeak by! I'm looking forward to a fruitful and challenging discussion with you all!"

We will also celebrate Father's Day; be sure to stop in the lobby after service to pick up a free resource for fathers as we strive to grow in our faith together.

See you Sunday!
Pastor Tom Beasley

Dear HCC Family,How do you feel about your wardrobe?The first outfit was fashioned from animal skins in Genesis 3, follo...
06/12/2026

Dear HCC Family,
How do you feel about your wardrobe?

The first outfit was fashioned from animal skins in Genesis 3, following Adam and Eve's fateful decision to partake of the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Ever since then, we've been wearing stuff. You may have heard the phrase, "Clothes make the man." This idea was first expressed by Homer in his epic poem, The Odyssey, and it has been echoed by many other writers and thinkers throughout history, including Erasmus, Shakespeare, and Mark Twain. For many today, this idea still carries a lot of weight.

Some people care very deeply about their clothing. Finding the best brands at the best prices is an ongoing challenge. Others are content with whatever is in their dresser or closet at any time. We might find ourselves overdressed or underdressed in any given circumstance. When we see certain people wearing a particular outfit (me in a suit, for example), we gain important information about the situation (i.e., a wedding, a funeral, or a business meeting). Regardless of the context, what we wear affects our lives.

This Sunday, join us for the next installment of our message series titled Solid Ground - Counsel For The Church. We'll look at Colossians 3:12-17, where we find Paul's exhortation for Christians to choose their wardrobe carefully. He isn't talking about fabrics or brand names; he's talking about the character traits we display that far outweigh even the best outfit in our closet. Let's take a look at our spiritual wardrobe together and see how our "clothes" convey our identity to a watching world.

See you Sunday!
Pastor Tom Beasley

Dear HCC Family,How do you know if your life is worth it?This was the question at the heart of the 1998 classic WWII mov...
06/04/2026

Dear HCC Family,
How do you know if your life is worth it?

This was the question at the heart of the 1998 classic WWII movie Saving Private Ryan. The film focuses on the seemingly impossible task of locating one man among the tens of thousands of Allied troops in Europe after the invasion of Normandy in 1944. A unit led by Captain John Miller (Tom Hanks) was assigned to find Private James Ryan (Matt Damon), the only one of four brothers still alive after D-Day.

After overcoming many obstacles in their successful effort to find Ryan, the climactic battle ends with all but a few of the men killed or mortally wounded before being rescued by Allied forces. As Captain Miller is dying on a bridge that they were defending, Private Ryan stands in front of him, utterly spent, realizing the lengths to which Miller and the men had gone to retrieve him. With his last breath, Miller reaches out for Ryan and whispers two powerful words: “Earn this.”

Years later, kneeling at the tombstone of Capt. Miller, with his wife and family looking on, Ryan is overcome with his memory of that day and the sum total of his life since then. In saving his life, the men gave Ryan the chance to live a life worth dying for. Was it all worth it?

As we consider how Jesus' life was sacrificed for us, believers are confronted with the opportunity to ask the same question. We don't earn our salvation or the sacrifice that Jesus provided, but wrestling with the gift of life and the meaning of death is foundational to the Christian walk. Paul exhorted believers to live a life worthy of the Gospel, and included in his description of such a life, Paul also talks about death.

This Sunday, we'll continue our message series titled Solid Ground - Counsel for the Church by focusing on Colossians 3:1-11, in which Paul exhorts the Colossian church to embrace spiritual life and death as intrinsic to genuine faith. Join us for this challenging and practical discussion

We will partake in Communion together at the conclusion of the service.

See you Sunday!
Pastor Tom Beasley

Dear HCC Family,There are few more thankless tasks than being an official for a sporting event. To be an umpire for base...
05/29/2026

Dear HCC Family,
There are few more thankless tasks than being an official for a sporting event.

To be an umpire for baseball games, a referee for football or basketball games, or a referee for soccer or wrestling matches is to invite a level of abuse that few other professions can match. Every official is supposed to get every call or decision right, and when they don't, look out. Officials at the professional level receive compensation that makes the vitriol somewhat worth it. Almost every official for youth sports, however, gets paid far less while being held to the same high standards.

Few consider that without officials to maintain the standards of competition intrinsic in each sport, there would be no way to confirm that the games were being played correctly. Left to their own devices, players will always make officiating decisions according to their own best interests. The standards officials provide make the competition matter. When those standards get confused or misapplied, the games lose their meaning.

Standards are vital in every area of life, and when they get confused or misapplied, people can lose sight of their meaning and purpose. The Apostle Paul addresses these issues throughout his letters, including our text for this Sunday.

Join us on Sunday as I present the next installment of our message series titled Solid Ground: Counsel For The Church. In Colossians 2:16-23, Paul addresses how our identity in Christ establishes our standards for life. When other standards are presented, they can be destructive to individuals and to the Church. We'll discuss the problem the Colossians faced and learn how best to address similar issues in the modern Church.

The 5th Sunday of each month is a Family Worship Sunday at HCC. Instead of our normal Children's Ministry programs, we'll offer activity sheets and crayons for your children to work on throughout the service.

See you Sunday!
Pastor Tom Beasley

Dear HCC Family,Do you have an anchor?Ships and boats need anchors to avoid being swept up by waves and tides. Walls of ...
05/21/2026

Dear HCC Family,
Do you have an anchor?

Ships and boats need anchors to avoid being swept up by waves and tides. Walls of homes need anchors to prevent them from falling over when the wind blows. Trees need deep roots to anchor them to the ground during storms. The function of these anchors is clear: they provide stability.

People need anchors, too. Not just to keep from being blown by the wind, but to keep from being displaced from their identity by the storms of culture and ideas that we are surrounded by. If we don't tend our anchor well, we will find ourselves drifting or shipwrecked in short order.

Join us on Sunday as I present the next message in our series titled Solid Ground: Counsel For The Church. We will examine Colossians 2:6-15, a profound explanation of how the Gospel attaches us to the true anchor of our lives: Jesus. Come be encouraged by our discussion of Paul's explanation of why we can trust Jesus to be our anchor, and consider whether you can see some of the outcomes of being anchored to Jesus in your own life.

We will also take time to reflect on those who have given their lives in the service of our country on this Memorial Day weekend.

See you Sunday!
Pastor Tom Beasley

MidWeek Series concludes May 20Stuff We Don't Want To Talk About6:30pm - Worship CenterJoin us as we conckude this five-...
05/18/2026

MidWeek Series concludes May 20
Stuff We Don't Want To Talk About
6:30pm - Worship Center

Join us as we conckude this five-part series, tackling some of the most difficult and consequential topics of our time: politics, language, s*x, money, and entertainment. These issues affect so many aspects of our lives, but talking about them from a Biblical perspective can often be uncomfortable. We'll search God's word for the truth about how to think and act in each of these areas.

This week, we'll focus on what the Bible says about money. There are more verses in the Bible about money or property than almost any other subject. God is clearly concerned with how we manage the resources he has given us, so let's look together at what He wants us to know and how we might need to adjust our thinking on this important topic.

See you there!
Pastor Tom Beasley

Dear HCC Family,How do you know anything?In a few weeks, many thousands of students will receive a piece of paper that r...
05/15/2026

Dear HCC Family,
How do you know anything?

In a few weeks, many thousands of students will receive a piece of paper that represents the culmination of a massive amount of work. Whether it's from middle school, high school, college, or post-graduate work, these students will throw those awkward square-topped hats into the air to celebrate that the people in charge of evaluating academic progress have acknowledged their achievements and granted them the rights and privileges that the diploma confers.

Most of our educational system is based on measuring how well students know things. Facts, ideas, processes, names, dates; it's all part of the flow of information that students are tested on. But how does this knowledge get passed on? People and words.

If you have ever learned anything in your life, at all, ever, it happened because people used words. People came before you to acquire the knowledge that they then passed on to you, and that knowledge was, at some basic level, made up of words. Ideas, propositions, concepts, images, definitions, applications, and corrections all, at their roots, use words to accomplish something incredible.

This Sunday, I will offer the next installment of our message series titled Solid Ground: Counsel For The Church. We will examine Colossians 1:24-2:5, wherein Paul describes how God uses the majestic, unlikely, incredible confluence of people and words to change lives. Join us as we consider what God has done through unlikely people and "mysterious" words to ensure that we can know Him and obey Him.

Join us after church for our Annual Business Meeting and Church Picnic! All are invited to stay for our business meeting, as members will vote on our proposed Constitutional changes, the budget for the upcoming fiscal year, and three men standing for election to new 3-year terms as Lay Elders. You can find the information packets for the meeting on our website, www.hesperiacommunitychurch.org. Then, stay and enjoy fellowship at our church picnic. Panera box lunches will be provided along with games and activities for all ages.

See you Sunday!
Pastor Tom Beasley

MidWeek Series continues May 13Stuff We Don't Want To Talk About6:30pm - Worship CenterJoin us as we continue this five-...
05/11/2026

MidWeek Series continues May 13
Stuff We Don't Want To Talk About
6:30pm - Worship Center

Join us as we continue this five-part series, tackling some of the most difficult and consequential topics of our time: politics, language, s*x, money, and entertainment. These issues affect so many aspects of our lives, but talking about them from a Biblical perspective can often be uncomfortable. We'll search God's word for the truth about how to think and act in each of these areas.

This week, we'll focus on what the Bible says about entertainment. This discussion is based on the cultural transformation of commonly held beliefs about entertainment, which has resulted in a wide range of troubling outcomes in our modern society. A measurable number of Christians have shifted with society, affirming the appropriateness of entertainment content that would have been universally rejected not long ago. Let's look to God's word and see what we discover about how we can respond Biblically to our entertainment options.

See you there!
Pastor Tom Beasley

Dear HCC Family,How well do you focus?We will expend a lot of resources in pursuit of focus. For example, I have multipl...
05/07/2026

Dear HCC Family,
How well do you focus?

We will expend a lot of resources in pursuit of focus. For example, I have multiple pairs of glasses these days. The one I wear most is designed to help me focus at various distances, while my secondary one helps me focus when reading or writing. One pair has special features to help me focus at night, and I used to have a pair that turned into sunglasses whenever I went outside. Without these tools, focusing would be a lot harder for me.

Of course, our vision is not the only control mechanism for our focus. Our hearts and minds provide us with help and hindrance in focusing. Some are predisposed to constantly change focus, which is why a recent study showed that we check our phones between 144 and 186 times a day. Others easily lose focus in conversation, in class, or even in church. We are not powerless to control our focus, however. Bearing down, grinding it out, and locking in are all phrases commonly used to encourage greater focus.

Believers have one overarching point of focus: Jesus. The more we focus on our Savior, the more holy and righteous our lives become. It's always been easy to lose focus on Jesus, which is why so many Bible passages call us to refocus on our Savior. This week, I will offer the next installment of our message series titled Solid Ground: Counsel For The Church. We'll focus on Colossians 1:15-23, a deeply profound explanation of who Jesus is and how He affects our lives. These ideas are well worth focusing on, so I hope you'll join us for an encouraging discussion.

We will also celebrate Mother's Day with a special video and gift for all our moms!

See you Sunday!
Pastor Tom Beasley

MidWeek Series continues May 6Stuff We Don't Want To Talk About6:30pm - Worship CenterJoin us as we continue this five-p...
05/04/2026

MidWeek Series continues May 6
Stuff We Don't Want To Talk About
6:30pm - Worship Center

Join us as we continue this five-part series, tackling some of the most difficult and consequential topics of our time: politics, language, s*x, money, and entertainment. These issues affect so many aspects of our lives, but talking about them from a Biblical perspective can often be uncomfortable. We'll search God's word for the truth about how to think and act in each of these areas.

This week, we'll focus on what the Bible says about s*x and s*xuality. Sexual choices matter to God, and Scripture contains clear commands about how we should live in light of Creation and design. Join us for this important conversation, and let's explore how we obey God in this vital aspect of life.

See you there!
Pastor Tom Beasley

Address

16775 Olive Street
Hesperia, CA
92345

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 3pm
Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
4pm - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm
Friday 9am - 3pm
Sunday 8:30am - 11:30am

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+17602442805

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