As we continue our Thanksgiving series, we learn from the words of David that God is faithful to us and brings us a kind of joy like none other. All we have to do is taste and see. Join us this week for More Than a Table.

To prepare our hearts and minds for the upcoming holiday season, our series "More Than a Table" was written to bring us closer to the heart of God and recognize that the Bible uses food illustrations quite often. This week we dive into the truth that Jesus is the Bread of Life and that the Lord's Supper draws us closer to Him.

In our final week of our series on Joy, we conclude with Philippians 4 and the idea that joy is more than a feeling or a thought; it is a lifestyle choice. This week we take on the whole of chapter 4 but use 4:4 as our guide. 

This week, we continue our series in the book of Philippians by looking at chapter 3. Paul continues to unpack the Christian concept of joy by telling his readers that true joy is found in the presence of God and not in people, places, or things. Join us this week to learn how to have lasting joy.

This week, we continue our series in the book of Philippians and it's desire to teach us how to have true joy. Join us as discuss finding joy through sacrifice and service.

This week, we start our new series through the book of Philippians. The theme, joy. The point? To learn the difference between happiness and joy. This week, we take start in chapter 1. Join us as we take a look at finding joy in the Gospel.

In our final installment of this series, we read of the promise of God from the book of Isaiah. Join us this week as we relish in the fact that God is doing a new thing our lives. He is turning our dry souls into rivers of living water.

This week, we find ourselves in the books of Daniel and 1 Peter. Trials and tribulation are inevitable. How you come out of the fire is a whole other story. Are you ready for the refining fire? Can you see the 4th man in the fire with you? Join us this week as continue our series "Going Through Rough Seasons."

As a response to recent events, the church is called to fight evil with good. To be light in order to dispel darkness. To love in the face of hate. This week Hope Church adds to the conversation regarding the church's response to the modern era.

Are you tired? Weary? Does it seem like everything is an uphill struggle? You are not alone. In our new series "Going Through Rough Seasons" we turn to the Bible for comfort and clarity. Join us this week as we sit at the feet of Jesus and learn how to build a lasting foundation.