Hope Missionary Church

Join us this week as Pastor Mark shares part 3 of our series Questions Jesus Asked: Do You Want to Get Well?

Join us this week as Pastor Ross leads us through part 2 of our series Questions Jesus Asked: Why Are You So Afraid?

Jesus asked over three hundred questions. Three hundred. In the four Gospels alone. Jesus — the one person who actually had all the answers — spent most of His ministry asking questions.

That's not an accident.

Jesus never asked a question because He needed information. He already knew. He asked because something else was happening. Every question He asked was an invitation. An opening. A way of saying — I see you, and I want you to see yourself.

So, for the next several weeks, we're going to listen.

Not for the answer. But for the invitation underneath the question. Join us this week as we kick off our summer series: Questions Jesus Asked.

Join us this week as Pastor Mark shares the conclusion of our Still sermon series: Still Enough.

Join us this week as Pastor Mark presents part 3 of our Still sermon series: Still Loved.

Join us this week as Pastor Mark shares week 2 of our Still sermon series: Still Fighting.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. The national conversation is already happening. "Still" is our church’s way of stepping into that conversation and saying: we have something to offer. Not just awareness — but a God who shows up when your mind won’t settle down.  Struggling with mental health doesn’t mean your faith is broken. It means you’re human. Join us this week as we kick off Still, a sermon series about mental health.

Join us this week as Pastor Chris wraps up our "Now What?" sermon series with a message called: What If the Fight Is Already Over?

Join us this week as Pastor Kent presents week 2 of our "Now What?" sermon series: Why Hasn't Anything Changed?

Here’s what nobody tells you about Easter Sunday. We show up. We sing the songs. We feel something real — maybe for the first time in a while. Some of us raised our hands. Some of us cried. Some of us heard Jesus calling us back to shore, just like Peter, and we thought, maybe this time it sticks. And then Monday morning hits. The alarm goes off. The coffee’s cold. The kids are fighting. And somewhere between the parking lot and your Tuesday afternoon, the empty tomb starts to feel like a nice idea instead of a life-altering reality.

This series is for the Monday after Easter. And the Tuesday. And the rest of your life after that. Join us this week as we kick off a 3-week post-Easter series called: Now What?