Horizon Community Church - Cincinnati, OH

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Exploring | Hearing Truthfully With My Studio-Grade Ears Feb 22, 2026

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We’ve seen incredible advances in medical science over the past few decades, but doctors still marvel at the complexity and intricacies of the human body and its miraculous functions. Join in as we aim to bridge science and faith, demonstrating that our eyes, heart, lungs and other body parts point to a purposeful Creator, who we call the Brains of the Operation. The series begins on Feb. 15th at Horizon’s 11 a.m. Exploring Service.

Equipping | Humble Trust | James 4:1-10 Feb 15, 2026

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The Book of James deals a deck of wisdom, guiding us to live with faith, love, and discernment through actionable teachings, inspired by Proverbs and the Sermon on the Mount. Like a dealer laying out cards, James introduces God’s wisdom as a gift, always there during trials, when we need guidance, and when tempted to be selfish or petty. Join Horizon for James: LIVE AND LOVE WISELY, a verse-by-verse study.

Exploring | Seeing Clearly With My 4K Eyes Feb 15, 2026

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Equipping | Wise Speech| James 3:1-18 Feb 08, 2026

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Exploring | Chernobyl: Courage Feb 08, 2026

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Tragedies often reveal what we’re really made of. When times are unthinkably tough, heroes rise up, offering sacrificial acts of courage, endurance, and love toward others. These acts of faith are reflections of God’s light, the brightness that shines when life is dim. Some of those heroic acts make headlines, while others are performed quietly. At Horizon, we’ll explore six tragedies -- the Titanic, Chernobyl, Mount St. Helens, Concentration Camps, the Crippled Flight 1380, and the Chicago Fire -- and see how real people shone brightly amidst the darkness, pointing us to God’s presence in suffering.

Exploring | Landing Crippled Flight 1380: Focus Feb 01, 2026

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Equipping | Trailblazing Navy Pilot & Hero of Flight 1380 Feb 01, 2026

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Tammie Jo Shults developed an early passion for flying, overcoming numerous obstacles to become one of the first female F/A-18 Hornet pilots in the U.S. Navy. Before women were allowed in combat roles, she taught “Out of Control Flight” and served as a bogey/bandit against Top Gun students and other squadrons. After her Navy career, Tammie Jo flew over forest fires and later became a pilot for Southwest Airlines. Her skill and composure gained worldwide recognition on April 17, 2018, when she safely landed Southwest Flight 1380 after an engine failure at high altitude—saving 148 lives. Her memoir, Nerves of Steel, became a National Bestseller. Since retiring from commercial flying in 2020, she continues to volunteer as a pilot and serves on aviation boards. Her honors include an honorary doctorate in Humanities, induction into the International Aviation Hall of Fame, and the Wings Club of New York’s Outstanding Aviator Award. Tammie Jo and her husband, Dean, live in Texas.

Equipping | Active Faith| James 2:14-26 Jan 25, 2026

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Exploring | Concentration Camps: Faith Jan 25, 2026

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Equipping | Equal Love | James 2:1-13 Jan 18, 2026

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