This week, Pastor Phil shares his heart for Hope City and prays a powerful prayer over our church inspired by Paul’s words in Philippians 1. He reminds us that God has already begun a good work in us, and He’s not done yet. Even when we feel stuck, abandoned, afraid, or like failures, God continues His work until the day of Christ Jesus.

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We’ve all had regrets.  Things we wish we said differently, choices we wish we hadn’t made, or opportunities we wish we hadn’t missed. But what if the most spiritually dangerous thing in your life isn’t what you’re doing wrong, but what you’re not doing at all?

In this message, Pastor Phil unpacks Jesus’ story from Matthew 25 about the servants entrusted with bags of gold. It’s a reminder that every one of us has been given something of value from God—something to make the world better. The question is: what are we doing with it?

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Sometimes the hardest part of faith is moving forward. Pastor Ken McIntyre shares how God always has a “next” for us—even when it means leaving behind what feels familiar. Looking at Elisha’s story, we see the importance of trust, obedience, and courage when God calls us into something new.

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Hope is one of the deepest needs in our world today. Headlines remind us of brokenness, division, and despair, but Jesus offers real hope that changes lives.

In this first message of our new series Bigger Than Us, Pastor Phil Kniesel shares the vision God has given Hope City: to reach 1% of our city with the good news of Jesus. You’ll hear why hope is more than a concept, why the name of Jesus is still the only name that saves, and how each of us has a part in the mission.

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We all long for healing, whether it’s physical, emotional, or spiritual. In this message, Pastor Phil explores the name Jehovah Rapha, “The Lord Who Heals,” and shows us how God’s healing is still at work today. From seasons of bitterness to moments of brokenness, discover how His healing reaches into our lives in ways that are immediate, gradual, and eternal.

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Everyone is searching for meaning, peace, and something solid to build their life on. But where do you actually find it?

This week, Pastor Paul Malott continues our What’s in a Name? series by unpacking the meaning of “Logos” from John 1. You’ll discover why Jesus isn’t just a teacher or a guide, but the very Word of God - the ultimate source of purpose, truth, and peace for your life.

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Everyone is looking for something to trust in. But when life feels uncertain, where do we turn?

This week, Pastor Ruben Valeny shares a powerful message on the name of Jesus - the name above every other name. You’ll discover why Jesus is more than just a figure from history, but the living Savior we need today.

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Life can feel unstable, but God never changes.  

This week, Pastor Ken unpacks the name “Jehovah Tsuri,” meaning “The Lord is my Rock,” and shows us why this truth gives us confidence, peace, and strength no matter what we face.

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When life feels like a constant battle, it’s easy to think you’re on your own.

In this message, Pastor Matt Baker unpacks the name Jehovah Nissi, which means “The Lord is my banner.” Looking at the story of Moses in Exodus 17, we see a powerful reminder that God is not distant in our battles.  He’s present, fighting with us and for us.

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Have you ever wondered if God would really come through?  In this message, Pastor Ken McIntyre explores the name Jehovah Jireh, "God will provide", and reminds us that God’s timing, while often different from ours, is always perfect. Whether you’re facing a need or waiting on an answer, this message will give you hope that He sees, He knows, and He provides.

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