We close out our series on hope by circling back to where we started and addressing three primary ways we can restore hope in our lives. And here's a hint: it's all about Jesus!

Have you ever tried to hold on to hope alone? What this hope we have is meant for us to hold together, not just you? Hope is held together. With community. How can we live together in a way that creates and holds on to hope?

Your hope is reserved in heaven.. and when you know you have a reservation, you have a different way of reacting to your current circumstance.

You know you are anchored when you feel the tension. And the tension tells you what you are tethered to. It is a place of discovery and testing. Do not despise the tension. Paul tells us embracing the pressure is where we develop character, which produces hope!

Far too many of us look to the stillness of the waves for our hope rather than the security of the anchor that lies below them. This hope is meant to secure us through all seasons and in all storms. What is THIS hope that we have and how is it different than THAT hope the world tells us about?

We are living letters to be read by people as a 'recommendation' to what God can do. As we surrender our lives, our stories, to Jesus, we are then marked by the Holy Spirit.

Can you believe the Apostle Paul said he came "timid and trembling"? What did he mean? How can it encourage you and I? Share your story of Jesus in spite of fear or nervousness.

Plus, we have a special message from Ps Phil Pringle and two amazing stories from Zach and Stephanie. Power packed day!

We often think freedom happens in a moment, but God is working in us always. He is walking us through a process and constantly making progress in our lives. We loved have special guest, Pastor Aaron Snow, from C3 North Atlanta share with our church. We know you'll be encouraged!

In Luke 5 we run into a leper who asked Jesus to heal him. But how did he know Jesus could? We suspect it was because he had heard the stories of Jesus healing others. That's what we want to become.. a church that fills the streets of Fort Worth with the stories of Jesus so that people know they can ask, believe, and follow him.

Through the Bible, we identify with people whose story looks like ours and we see Jesus in them.