Looking at the story of the Nativity we consider the glory of God coming to earth in the person of Jesus Christ.

In this passage the wise men from the east are contrasted with the chief priests and the scribes. Both groups were well educated, both groups were very knowledgeable, but what made the wise men wise?

God's first words after the fall were "where are you?" He is a God who seeks His people - no matter how much of a mess they have gotten into. God is still asking that question of humanity today - where are you? 1 Cor 15:21-22 gives us a very clear answer to that question - you are either in Adam or in Christ.

We look at Paul's plea to the Corinthians to return to the gospel. We consider the Bible's answer to spiritual stagnation; returning to the message of the gospel.

David Smyrell shares on Christ's eternal victory in the resurrection and what that ought to mean for the Church.

THE EMPTY TOMB // Mark 16:1-8 - Graham Phillips by Hope City Church

In this passage of scripture we see a courageous faith exhibited by people who we might least expect to poses it. Looking at the example of Jesus's women followers and Joseph of Arimathea we ask; what does courageous faith really look like?

Mark chapter 15 and 16 cover the greatest event in all of history, but why was it that so many who were there to witness these events first-hand missed their significance?

As we re-join our sermon series through Mark’s gospel at the fifteenth chapter, Darren Banks asks whether Barabbas is in fact a picture of us and what Christ has done for us.

As we close out our preaching series on our church vision statement we consider what it is to be custodians of God's work at Hope City Church. Looking at Proverbs 3:9-10 Revd Graham unpacks the subject of giving and explores God's promises to those who partner financially with His work.