The Bible is a story of rescue and redemption. It is a story where life and death itself seems to be at stake – a story where humanity tragically forgot its purpose and longs to be awakened to it. After all, why tell a story about rescue and redemption if everything is "just fine"? In this four-part series, we will be talking about the overarching story of the Bible, and how it still speaks to us today as we endure the messiness of life and seek "The Way Forward".

The Bible is a story of rescue and redemption. It is a story where life and death itself seems to be at stake – a story where humanity tragically forgot its purpose and longs to be awakened to it. After all, why tell a story about rescue and redemption if everything is "just fine"? In this four-part series, we will be talking about the overarching story of the Bible, and how it still speaks to us today as we endure the messiness of life and seek "The Way Forward".

What do you do when things don't work out the way you wanted them to? No one can go back and change the past but we can change how we respond to it. Whether 2018 was a "banner year" or maybe a "bummer year" it's time to learn what to do when our life feels full of waste.

Christmas is a time filled with anticipation. It's a time to be with family and to celebrate the good news of Jesus. For the 2018 holiday season, join us as we experience Christmas at Hope... together.

Our lives are filled with so much activity, stress, and anxiety that it can feel like life is running us when we should be running our lives. What's the solution? How do we reclaim our lives? The answer, while simple, is incredibly profound as we talk about what it means to move from restless to restful with one simple idea – sabbath.

We are all entering into an ongoing story. Our lives are adding to that great story. Life is meant to be so much more than pursuing our 15 seconds of fame. It’s really about what we do with the other 2.5 billion seconds.

To this day, eating a meal with others is a truly cultural experience. Back in the first century, to eat with someone was to fully embrace that person as an equal. Jesus broke all the rules by eating with... well, everyone. You could say he had "scandalous hospitality." We find that in building a bigger table, everyone is welcome and everyone is invited.

To this day, eating a meal with others is a truly cultural experience. Back in the first century, to eat with someone was to fully embrace that person as an equal. Jesus broke all the rules by eating with... well, everyone. You could say he had "scandalous hospitality." We find that in building a bigger table, everyone is welcome and everyone is invited.

To this day, eating a meal with others is a truly cultural experience. Back in the first century, to eat with someone was to fully embrace that person as an equal. Jesus broke all the rules by eating with... well, everyone. You could say he had "scandalous hospitality." We find that in building a bigger table, everyone is welcome and everyone is invited.

To this day, eating a meal with others is a truly cultural experience. Back in the first century, to eat with someone was to fully embrace that person as an equal. Jesus broke all the rules by eating with... well, everyone. You could say he had "scandalous hospitality." We find that in building a bigger table, everyone is welcome and everyone is invited.