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 shares from Acts Ch. 9 where we see how faithfulness, availability, and obedience are what's necessary to steward a God Encounter.

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 shares from Daniel Ch. 3 how expectancy, urgency, desperation, and intention is what will empower you to stand in the fire and not get singed, encounter the Living God in the midst of that inferno, and equip you to exit the blaze and be propelled into the world-changing assignment God has for you.

Today, we celebrate Hope Tri-Cities' 4th anniversary! Pastor Angel shares how we can have hope and celebrate why we have hope. We can hope for today because of yesterday. We can hope for tomorrow. We can hope for the Tri-Cities. We can hope for the people in our lives. Who are you hoping for?

Whether we've been walking with Jesus a long time or are new to Jesus, we all have a calling. We are each uniquely designed for God's purpose and assignment. In this message, Pastor Angel helps us discover the calling and assignment God has prepared for us.

Healing by God’s power opens the door for faith and an opportunity to proclaim the Gospel of the Kingdom through Jesus’ love and compassion. In an age when medical technology is as advanced as ever, medical healing is sometimes slow, not effective, not available, or not desired. Divine physical healing is not only possible, it’s why Jesus died on the cross. In this message, Pastor Bob explains that Jesus is willing to heal all manner of sickness, He heals in response to faith, and He empowers us through the Holy Spirit to do what He did. Experience a process to pray for those you encounter who need a supernatural healing from God.

This life-changing story of the Gospel has impacted us unlike any other story. As followers of Jesus, we are the most hopeful people on earth. We have this hope because: 1) we understand and embrace that we are completely forgiven; 2) God will never stop loving us; and 3) we are being renewed and transformed by the Holy Spirit. In this message, Pastor Angel shares part two of The Most Important Story and explains further that we are the most hopeful people on earth because: 4) we know the purpose we are created for; 5) we are no longer afraid to die; and 6) we have an eternal home waiting for us.

Have you ever felt pressured to take sides in a disagreement? to take a position on a divisive issue? We find ourselves often in this position in the midst of a polarizing climate. Justin Farley shares how the Gospel is often the most misunderstood story due to Jesus' insistence that His Kingdom isn't of this world. Find out how the Gospel resists the two kingdoms of this world and our response to share God's Kingdom to this world.

This life-changing story that has impacted us is unlike any other story. Pastor Angel shares The Most Amazing Story—a story with the most powerful being in the universe and the most amazing love we've ever experienced! This is an Easter message unlike any you've heard before!

At HOPE Tri-Cities, we exist for and serve those who are outside our building locally and globally. In this message, Laura Esquivel shares what it means to be "missional", what compels us, and how we do it. What if being missional had less to do with "doing" and more to do with "being and abiding"?

At HOPE Tri-Cities, we believe in both privately and publicly putting off the old self and, by God’s grace, putting on the renewed self. In this message, Pastor Angel shares that being an authentic follower of Jesus means being seen, heard, and understood by others and letting others see us. When we live with authenticity, we no longer play "peekaboo" with others and instead come out of hiding. Living with authenticity means being willing to let people see you.