In the midst of fear, the unknown, and wavering faith, Jesus offers peace for the struggling soul. Join us this week as we look at the days following the resurrection.  

Our King is alive! Join us this Easter for a convicting message about the empty tomb. He is risen!

This year, we take a closer look not on those that cried "Hosanna" that day, but on those that prepared the way before Christ's entry into Jerusalem. Join us this week as we dig deep into John 12.

Today was FAMJAM at Hope Church so we worshipped with all ages today. In this week's message we take a look at the concept of serving and how all of us (no matter our age) are uniquely gifted to serve the Kingdom. 

As we continue our Lent series, we explore the subject of imitating Christ. "Less of me and more of You, Jesus." Join us as we look at the first 9 verses of Ephesians 5.

In this week's message, we take a closer look at the book of Philippians and see how Paul spurns us on to live as citizens of Heaven. Join us to learn how to have true joy and how to live as a person of the Gospel and not just a consumer of it.

In this week's sermon, we look at the power of hope. Join us we take a look at the hope we have in Christ that can be your's by simply worshipping our King, making Christ your foundation, and being ready to defend your faith with biblical knowledge and understanding. 

In our new Lent series we look at how the Gospel message changes us. It is from our change of heart that our actions change, whereby we become more like Jesus. Join us as we begin our series Good News People.

This week we discuss the overarching themes of the Bible and how they should affect our lives. To have a profound change of life, one must spend a profound amount of time with the Father. The best way to do that is to read the Bible. This week, join us to reinvigorate your soul and find encouragement in the Word of God.

In the final week of our series about revival, we look at an, oftentimes, misunderstood verse of the bible. This week we discuss spiritual maturity and how it stems from working out our faith. We're not called to work for our faith, or even work on our faith. We are called to work out our faith. Like a muscle group at the gym. Spiritual maturity takes some work, are you willing to work it out?