City Hope Fellowship

Join us this morning as Pastor Josh leads us through 1 Corinthians 14. With any gift that's given to us, the best thing we can do with them is love those around us.

In the midst of a culture marked by deep divisions, is unity in the Church an unrealistic dream? Is unity just a tensionless coexistence? Join us as we look at how the Lord's Supper can provide a basis for unity in justice and unity in Jesus.

What should we do with one of the most difficult sections that the Apostle Paul ever wrote? Join us and find out as we continue looking at Messy Church: Being and Becoming the Body of Christ.

We will experience new life when we pass away. Death is hard, but being in Christ means we get to look forward to our resurrection. Join us this morning as our Pastoral Intern Hunter Wolfram leads us through 1 Corinthians 15 to discuss the resurrected church.

How can the church bring glory to God in our culture? The answer comes not in challenge or conquering but in hospitality. Join us as we continue looking at the Apostle Paul's letter to the church in Corinth in our sermon series Messy Church.

How can the Church focus on the blessing of the Gospel in order to be a place of radical self-denial for the good of others? Join us as we explore what it means to be a wise church in a complicated world.

Some situations require a simple black and white concrete solution, while others need nuance and careful consideration. Knowing the difference and how to employ each of those is wisdom. Join us as we explore what it means to be a wise church in a complicated world.

What does freedom look like? Is it a life without limits or a life devoted to serving the Lord?

What does the world see when it looks at the church? Judgement? Hate? Is this the way? For us to be a loving church, we must first be a loved church. Join us as we continue looking at 1 Corinthians in our series Messy Church: Being and Becoming the Body of Christ.

As we serve within the local church are we merely useful or are we loved? Or can we be both as we build up the body of Christ?