From an early age, many of us have been taught to save our money. This is a wise practice, but it can also be inherently dangerous. It all depends on what we intend to do with that savings, and who we give access to it.

Both poverty and wealth can dramatically impact the state of our hearts, and can put a strain on our relationship with God.

God is blessing our Church in many ways. In a time of blessing it can be easy to become distracted from what is important. Hope CC will continue to engage in the mission of God by going back to Kenya this summer to care for the people God has placed in our path.

A supernatural and unstoppable power is released when the ways of God are explained and understood.

When Nehemiah finally revealed the plan to rebuild the wall, he was met with incredible support from the people, even though it required tremendous personal sacrifice.

There are many kings among us. People who possess varying degrees of influence, authority, and wealth. Following the example of Nehemiah, we must pray for the favor of our kings as we prepare to leap.

When things get crowded at the theater on a Sunday morning, we say among ourselves, “It’s a good problem to have.” That may be true, but even “good problems” require solutions.

There’s an old saying, “You don’t need to go to church to be a Christian.” If that’s true, then what’s the point of showing up at a church service on a Sunday morning? What exactly is supposed to happen during the Sunday morning event?

It may seem unfair, and even out of character, but if we are to believe what the New Testament tells us, it seems that Jesus prioritizes a certain group of people above others.

It’s surprisingly easy for a church to become lost. Fortunately, the Church was given clear directions from its founder. The only question is whether or not we will follow those directions.