In our Summer Series — “God Encounters: the Momentous and the Mundane” — we will explore accounts in the Bible of God encountering ordinary people; see examples from recent church history – in the past 250 years — of God encounters with ordinary people who changed the world, and hear stories from people here at HOPE of their encounters with God and the transformation that followed.

This week, Pastor Bob Horn shares insights from the encounter with Jesus of the woman at the well in John 4. Encountering Jesus causes us to leave our old life behind, run to our village, and invite others to encounter Jesus themselves!

In our Summer Series — “God Encounters: the Momentous and the Mundane” — we will explore accounts in the Bible of God encountering ordinary people; see examples from recent church history – in the past 250 years — of God encounters with ordinary people who changed the world, and hear stories from people here at HOPE of their encounters with God and the transformation that followed.

This week, Justin Farley shares insights from the life of Charles Finney and then shares from Isaiah 6. The life of Isaiah reveals how encountering God leads us to look to Heaven, look to our heart, and then look to the hurt.

In our Summer Series — “God Encounters: the Momentous and the Mundane” — we will explore accounts in the Bible of God encountering ordinary people; see examples from recent church history – in the past 250 years — of God encounters with ordinary people who changed the world, and hear stories from people here at HOPE of their encounters with God and the transformation that followed.

This week, Summer Intern Troian Stroot shares the encounter of a woman caught in adultery who was brought before Jesus. We discover that Jesus does not condemn the woman but instead rescues her and leads her out of her life of sin and into hope and healing.

In our Summer Series — “God Encounters: the Momentous and the Mundane” — we will explore accounts in the Bible of God encountering ordinary people; see examples from recent church history – in the past 250 years — of God encounters with ordinary people who changed the world, and hear stories from people here at HOPE of their encounters with God and the transformation that followed.

This week, Pastor Jose Mora shares how surrender allows us to let go of the things that stand in the way of God putting something better into your hands. We see this in the life of Abraham who was called by God to let go of the familiar and trust God for something better. What do you need to surrender today that stands in the way of you encountering God?

Scripture: Genesis 12: 1-4; Genesis 22:11-12; Matthew: 4:18-22; Luke 9:23; 1 Peter 5:7

In our Summer Series — “God Encounters: the Momentous and the Mundane” — we will explore accounts in the Bible of God encountering ordinary people; see examples from recent church history – in the past 250 years — of God encounters with ordinary people who changed the world, and hear stories from people here at HOPE of their encounters with God and the transformation that followed.

This week, Marcie and Brandon Brazee, Foursquare missionaries to Cologne, Germany, share how God has encountered them along the way. They share from Acts 8:26-40 how encountering God doesn't need to be difficult. It's simply being intentional to be yourself, trusting the Lord to bring people across your path, and being away of the Holy Spirit's presence along the way.

In our Summer Series — “God Encounters: the Momentous and the Mundane” — we will explore accounts in the Bible of God encountering ordinary people; see examples from recent church history – in the past 250 years — of God encounters with ordinary people who changed the world, and hear stories from people here at HOPE of their encounters with God and the transformation that followed.

This week, Bob Horn shares from 1 Samuel 13 as we look at the colossally bad decision made by King Saul. Learn from his poor example and the contrasting example of Jesus how to make wise decisions by courageously, patiently, and humbly listening to God's voice first.

Scripture: 1 Samuel 13; 1 Samuel 15:23-24; John 5:19-20; John 8:28-29

In our Summer Series — “God Encounters: the Momentous and the Mundane” — we will explore accounts in the Bible of God encountering ordinary people; see examples from recent church history – in the past 250 years — of God encounters with ordinary people who changed the world, and hear stories from people here at HOPE of their encounters with God and the transformation that followed.

This week, Aleena Lujan shares from Genesis 18:1-15 as we look at the life of Abraham and Sarah who were promised a son in their old age. Sarah laughed at God's promise, yet God reminded them three more times. There will be things that make us doubt God's promises at times. There will be moments where we may laugh to ourselves like Sarah did, even when God encounters us over and over again. We may still doubt, but that's why God continues to encounter us. So we can remember.

In our Summer Series — “God Encounters: the Momentous and the Mundane” — we will explore accounts in the Bible of God encountering ordinary people; see examples from recent church history – in the past 250 years — of God encounters with ordinary people who changed the world, and hear stories from people here at HOPE of their encounters with God and the transformation that followed.

This week, Justin Farley shares from Jonah 4:1-11 as we look at the life of Jonah to understand how to rely on God when we struggle showing empathy, acceptance, or forgiveness to others. Justin shares from the life of Evan Roberts (1878-1951) that "God cannot do a great work through you without doing a great work in you first."

In our Summer Series — “God Encounters: the Momentous and the Mundane” — we will explore accounts in the Bible of God encountering ordinary people; see examples from recent church history – in the past 250 years — of God encounters with ordinary people who changed the world, and hear stories from people here at HOPE of their encounters with God and the transformation that followed.

This week, Jose Mora shares from Judges 6:1-16 as we look at the life of Gideon to understand that God does not see us the way others see us and even how we see ourselves. God sees us for who we truly are. In our difficult situations, we can see that our situation might be tough, but God is with us and going to use it!

In our Summer Series — “God Encounters: the Momentous and the Mundane” — we will explore accounts in the Bible of God encountering ordinary people; see examples from recent church history – in the past 250 years — of God encounters with ordinary people who changed the world, and hear stories from people here at HOPE of their encounters with God and the transformation that followed.

This week, Justin Farley shares from 1 Kings 8 as we look at the life of Solomon and specifically his prayer at the dedication of the Temple in Jerusalem. In a world without Solomon's temple, how might we recognize a God encounter in the midst of the momentous and the mundane?