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Loving God and Loving People is more than just a motto at Hewitt Community Church. It is the foundation for everything we do. A command is not a suggestion.

Hewitt Community Church is a family of people who have chosen to follow, to the best of their ability, the great commandment laid out by Jesus Christ in Matthew 22:37-39:

“Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: Love your neighbor as yourself.”

We have chosen to follow these commandments for two reasons. First we recognize the significance of the word “command”. One either obeys a command or they do not. As followers of Christ, we choose to obey His commands; therefore, loving God and loving people is more than just a choice – it is an integral part of our lifestyle. Secondly we follow these commandments because of what else Jesus says about them in Matthew 22:40:

“All the Law and all the Prophets hang on these two commandments.”

With this statement, Jesus is saying that every word in scripture is relevant to these two commandments. They are the cords which bind scripture together. Likewise they bind us together as a family. The person who decides to follow Christ today is just as important and respected as the person who has been following Christ for years because loving God and loving people requires no special skill – everyone can do it. If you should choose to visit Hewitt Community Church, you will not find a group of perfect people – far from it, but you will find a friendly, family atmosphere of love and acceptance. Weekly Services //
Worship Service Sunday at 10am
Bible Study Wednesday at 7pm
Ladies Prayer Tuesday at 10am

10/28/2026

Today's the day!!
See you at 6pm!

There will be games, trunks, popcorn, temp tattoos, face painting, photo booth and so much more!

10/26/2026

Scripture shows us how we are to handle the forces of darkness and even gives us tools on how to fight them. We don’t need to fear them because, through Christ, we already have victory over them. And there is that saying that goes something like “when Satan reminds you of your past, remind him of his future”
Read the dull devotional at hewittcc.org/blog

10/19/2026

Reading the Bible isn’t simply about checking something off our spiritual to-do list. Scripture is how God teaches us who He is, reminds us of what is true, corrects us when we get off course, and gives us wisdom for the decisions we face every day.
Read the full devotional at hewittcc.org

10/12/2026

But why was the temple so important? It was where God physically met with His people, and it gave His people a more permanent place to worship Him. However, in these Biblical times, only the priests could approach God on behalf of the people. But everything changed when Jesus arrived.
Read the full devotional at: hewittcc.org/blog

10/05/2026

“God’s promise to give Abraham’s descendants a homeland is central to understanding the plan of redemption. We long for home, a place of security, comfort, and love. We were made for a world without death…a world in which we walked with God and knew Him face-to-face. The world has been marred by sin and is no longer home, and we are restless exiles since our expulsion from Eden. So, when the Son of God came, He had no place to lay His head (Luke 9:58) and was crucified outside the city. He took the great exile we deserved so we could be brought into God’s household (Ephesians 2:17-19). And someday He will turn the world back into our home indeed.”

Read the full devotional on our website

09/28/2026

In John 2 we read about the account of Jesus at the wedding ceremony. They knew how to party back then because wedding celebrations could last up to a week. The host of this wedding party runs out of w**e and Jesus' mother asks him to help out. There’s a lot of things we could talk about here, like Jesus calling his mom “woman” in the English translation, which wasn’t an insult, but it also wasn't a personal kind of label that a son would have for his mom. Or we could talk about Jesus saying it wasn’t his time. But that’s not the focus today. What I want to focus on is the reason why Jesus turned the water into w**e, or more so why he decided to do a miracle that day.

Read the full devotional at: hewittcc.org/blog

09/21/2026

The Nile was Egypt’s pride and joy, a life-giving river cutting through the middle of the desert. Rather than thanking God, however, Egypt declared, “The Nile River is mine; I made it.” We do the same when we say, “This house is mine; I built it,” or “I have brought myself to the place where I am today,” or “I have built this church, business, or reputation from the ground up.” These statements reveal our pride.

Read the full devotional at: hewittcc.org/blog

09/14/2026

I cannot imagine the fear and confusion that came with that event, and it is today, on Patriot’s Day, that we remember the loss that happened on that day.

But, along with that air of confusion and fear, something else grew among the American people, a sense of unity. Unity to help others near us and across the country. This is very similar to the Christian faith. All of us have experienced a life changing faith moment that leads us to belief in Christ. This experience is different among believers, but it all has the same roots.

Read the full devotional here: hewittcc.org/blog

09/07/2026

With that in mind, how would you say your “labor” for the Lord is coming along? Perhaps today would be a good day to examine how you’re doing. For example…

How initiative-taking are you in “storing up God’s Word in your heart”? (Psalm 119:11)
Do you “pray about everything”? (Phil. 4:6-7)
Do you daily live out your faith by “making every effort to live in peace with everyone and to be holy”? (Heb. 12:14)

08/31/2026

In this context, the word “fret” is a multi-faceted word conveying a series of overlapping emotions such as anger, resentment, jealousy, and self-pity. Psalm 37 commands you not to fret because, at the end of the day, it accomplishes nothing. Instead, it offers a three-step alternative.
Read the full devotional here: hewittcc.org/blog

Address

212 Kiowa Trl
Hewitt, TX
76643

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
	6:30pm - 7:30pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Sunday	10am - 11:30am

Website

http://www.hewittcc.org/

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