His Word Coffee

05/26/2026

05/14/2026

Graduation cards are great. But you know what makes them better? Coffee tucked inside.

If you've got a grad heading off to college, starting a new job, or just figuring out what's next, a bag of good coffee is the kind of gift that actually gets used. Not shoved in a drawer. Not regifted.

Colombia El Tiple is a solid pick. Rich, chocolatey, smooth. It's the kind of coffee that makes a dorm room or first apartment feel like home.

Or if they like something brighter, Ethiopia Sunrise has this citrus and blueberry thing going on that's perfect for warm mornings.

Either way, it ships fresh from Vancouver, WA straight to their door.

Grab a grad gift at hiswordcoffee.com.

05/14/2026

Let's talk about Sunday mornings for a second.

For some of us, it's the one day where the alarm doesn't go off. Maybe you wake up slow, shuffle to the kitchen, and actually sit down with your cup instead of drinking it in the car.

For others, Sunday morning is the busiest day of the week. Getting kids dressed, finding shoes, making it to church on time.

Either way, there's usually coffee involved.

So here's the question: What does your ideal Sunday morning look like? The version where everything goes right and you actually get to enjoy it.

Tell us below. We're curious.

05/12/2026

📍HAPPY VALLEY FARMER’S MARKET.
See you this Saturday
☀️💐☕️🛍️🥕🥗🥖🫐🍓

05/07/2026

If you love bright, floral coffees, this one belongs in your rotation.

Ethiopia Sunrise is our lightest and most aromatic single origin. You will notice bergamot and floral notes right away.

It is one of those coffees that reminds you why origin matters. Try it as a pour-over and let us know what you taste.

12/18/2025

His Word Coffee will be at the Procrastinators Holiday Market this weekend with our freshly roasted specialty coffee beans perfect for gifting, sharing, or stocking up for cozy mornings at home.

Come say hi, shop local, and support some truly amazing small businesses all under one roof.
Community, good conversations, and really good coffee beans that’s our kind of weekend ☕️🎁🎄

📍 Clackamas High School
🗓 Sat & Sun | 9 AM – 3 PM

12/18/2025

"God with us" doesn't mean God with us only when we're obedient.

Jonah ran. He resisted God's call and ended up in the darkest place imaginable—a place of his own making.

And even there, God showed up.

That's the miracle of Advent. Jesus didn't come for the people who had it together. He came for the running, the hiding, the fearful, the broken. He meets us in the middle of our mess, not after we've cleaned it up.

I've been in that mess. Running. Hiding. Wondering if I'd disqualified myself from grace.

Maybe you've been there too. Maybe you're there right now? Feeling like you're in the belly of the whale, alone and lost in something of your own making.

Here's the good news: that's exactly where Jesus steps in.

He came for us. Not the cleaned-up version of us. Us.

Wherever you are today, you are seen. You are loved. And He will meet you, even in the darkest places.

12/11/2025

There’s something meaningful about slowing down with a pour-over in the morning.

No rush. No noise. Just a warm cup, a gentle pause, and a moment to breathe.

The steps are simple. Heat, rinse, bloom, pour. But the ritual brings a special kind of calm.

If you’re looking for a way to make your mornings feel more grounded, pour-over is a beautiful place to start.

Fresh-roasted beans make all the difference.
The quiet moment makes it meaningful.

12/10/2025

The tree still isn't decorated. The gifts aren't wrapped. You forgot to move that elf again.
And somewhere in the back of your mind there's this voice saying you're not doing this season right.
Can I tell you something? The first Christmas was a mess too.
No room. No plan. A baby born in a barn.
And it was still enough. It was still holy.
So is yours.
"She gave birth to her firstborn son and wrapped him in swaddling cloths and laid him in a manger, because there was no place for them in the inn." Luke 2:7