The Word Became Flesh and dwelt among us (John 1:14). That is a mind-blowing, world-changing, faith-activating concept. Mike O’Quin unpacks some truths of the incarnation to motivate us toward change and action.

Joe Ewen speaks.

As we close our Family First Series, how do we rescue our everyday relationships from coasting into indifference and devaluation? These simple tools will aid you in creating a thriving family environment in which every member of your household feels valued and empowered.

In a world full of choices and demands, what is the why that focuses you and keeps you from running off the road?

What motivates you to change? Here are three biblical reasons to embrace a lifestyle of change as we pursue Jesus together.

A special message to the Hope in the City family following our Partners in Hope meeting two weeks ago. The Lord is speaking to us as a community. With one voice, let’s pursue Him together. (Sunday morning details included in this message)

Redeeming the Past, Present and Future

Text: Romans 5:12-15

There are only two major historical figures from God’s perspective: Adam and Christ. In Adam, we all experience and participate in “the vandalism of shalom.” But if you place yourself under the headship of Christ, God redeems our past and restores us to influence our families with new identity and purpose.

We turn our attention this week to our relationships in our family of origin. Our relationship with our family of origin has tremendous impact on our lives—for good and bad. Particularly in the relationships of parents to children, much healing is needed today. How can you take the first steps to bring healing to your relationship with your parents? Don’t miss the powerful testimony at the end of today’s message!

Jesus’ mom and brothers tried to get in to see Him, though He was surrounded by a crowd. His surprising response clarifies our own role in God’s family. You have a significant contribution to make to the family of God. Here’s how…