🌱 SOWING TOWARD THE FUTURE
The Hand of God Ministry was born from a calling in 2008. For more than 18 years, God has faithfully led this ministry as we have served, grown, worshiped, taught His Word, and ministered to people right here in Houston.
In 2019, we began intentionally sowing toward the future of this ministry. We didn't know exactly what that future would look like, and we still don't. But we believed that if God had brought us this far, we could trust Him with what comes next.
Since then, our congregation has continued to sow faithfully—not because we have every detail figured out, but because we believe God is preparing us for the next chapter.
We may one day expand and improve the space God has given us. He may open the door for us to move into something new. We don't know exactly what He will do or when He will do it.
"Unless the LORD builds the house, the builders labor in vain."
— Psalm 127:1
We are not building for ourselves.
We are preparing for what God wants to build through us.
Sow Into the Vision
Want to sow into the future of The Hand of God Ministry?
Since 2019, we've been setting aside seeds toward the future God has for this ministry. Every gift is an expression of faith as we prepare for whatever God may have next.
You can sow online through our secure giving platform by selecting “Seed Toward the Future.” You can also sow in person at our Donation Station during any Sunday service. If you're giving by envelope, simply mark your gift “Seed.”
Every seed matters. Every gift is appreciated. And every dollar is stewarded with prayer and purpose as we prepare for the future God has ahead.
To Everyone Who Has Sown With Us
To every person who has faithfully sown into this vision since 2019—thank you.
You may never fully know what your faithfulness has meant. But God does. Every gift has been an act of faith, and every seed has helped us prepare for what He may have ahead.
We don't know exactly what the next chapter looks like. But we know who is writing it. And we are grateful to be walking it together.
With love and deep gratitude,
Pastors Jesse & Dalisa Diaz