We begin a 5-week study in the book of James, looking at the the attitude of joy in the midst of adversity and what God gifts us through that.

It's Vision Sunday! This week, we look at our corporate vision and refocus our attention. We discuss the importance of passion and how we plan to walk out this vision so we can spread the gospel! It's an exciting time at Hope Community Church!

We were so blessed today to have our special guest, Mark Keyes, speaking today about our Spiritual foundations.

This week, we complete our series in the Psalms, with the "Song of Moses", what did this man, who witness over 120 years of life on Earth in a royal palace, in the wilderness as a shepherd, and then in the desert leading his people to the promised land, observe about people? What can we learn from this man who met face-to-face with God?

This week in our series, we look at Psalm 96, highlighting the power and importance of song!

This week in our Psalms series, we look at Psalm 122 and the importance of finding a Thin place, a place where we can hear better from God. As well as the importance of Togetherness in Worship.

There once was a cymbal player named Asaph, who felt a strong push to share his faith with his children and their children, and so on and so on! Asaph models for us in Psalm 78, our "next-generation obligation" as we continue in our series entitled Psalms for All Seasons.

Today, we continue in our series on Psalms, looking at, perhaps, the most famous psalm and probably the most famous chapter in the entire Bible! Why did David refer to God as a Shepherd, what indications does that have for us as His followers? What are the attributes of a good shepherd that God shows us?

Today, we begin a brand new sermon series! For the next six weeks we'll be going through the largest book in the Bible, the book of Psalms, looking at how these songs and poems can speak to us, no matter what season of life we are in!

Our Sidekicks series ends today, as Mitchel Slater returns to talk about Timothy, the sidekick to the Apostle Paul, whom Paul considered a "son".