Hope City Church Edinburgh Sunday Sermons

We reflect on God's word and our call to prayer, which doesn't have to be eloquently phrased or formally presented. Prayer is a way to build a relationship with our Father in heaven. We can come humbly and talk, listen and reflect with the omnipotent, omnipresent God who listens and cares. Pray as you speak, and open your hearts to hear what God has to say to you.

In Psalm 127 we discover that what looks like ordinary life — building homes, working hard, raising families — is really God “building with us”: shaping our hearts, securing our future, and growing a spiritual family that reaches the nations.

A special gathering where we talk about disappointment and how faith shapes our response.

Join us at Hope City for Hope at Christmas as we celebrate the heart of the Christmas story — the hope found in Jesus, God with us. Enjoy carols from our live band, Bible readings, and a short talk. All are welcome.

Join Hope City Church Edinburgh for a joyful Christmas Carol Service — a moment of song, reflection, and the hope of Christmas.

An interactive Christmas story from the inside with live animals for all ages!

In Exodus 19 we see God drawing His people near - not just to a mountain, but to Himself. What looks like preparation and boundaries is really an invitation: God setting His people apart, calling every household into holiness, and pointing us to the One who makes us a royal priesthood in Christ.

In Exodus 18 we discover that what looks like leadership admin is really God “making way”: welcoming outsiders, caring for every household, and opening a new and living way to every heart in Jesus. Whether you’re exploring faith or following Christ, join us—make way in your heart, your tent, and to the nations.

The journey continues from the miraculous provision of manna straight into a crisis of confidence. In Exodus 17, we see the Israelites arrive at Rephidim, desperately in need of water.

Despite seeing God's faithfulness week after week, their thirst leads them to challenge Moses and, ultimately, test God's presence, Demanding: "Is the Lord among us or not?"

This week we explore the confrontation at Massah and Meribah where the Israelites are testing God and quarrelling. Lets examine God's patient response, bringing life from a rock, and reflect on the dangers of letting doubt overshadow the clear evidence of God's active presence in our wilderness moments.