The Gospel of John was written for people who wanted more than slogans or secondhand faith. John carefully records seven signs from the life of Jesus, not as proofs to be forced, but as testimony to be considered. These moments raise questions, spark debate, and often leave people divided—not because the signs are unclear, but because they demand interpretation. John is honest about his purpose: "But these are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name." Belief in John's Gospel is not blind certainty, but a response to what has been witnessed and recorded. This series invites space for curiosity, skepticism, and honest questions as we examine the signs together. As the evidence unfolds, each of us is left with the same quiet but unavoidable question: Who do you say that Jesus is?

Happy Easter! Join us as we remember Jesus' ultimate sacrifice for us on the cross and celebrate His resurrection. Because of this, there is Hope for EVERYONE.

In this follow-up to Kingdom Manifesto, we turn from Jesus' vision of the Kingdom to the moment it became visible in real people. Through Acts 2:42–47, this series explores how the early church embodied the revolution of Jesus in everyday life—through their devotion, their generosity, their shared life, and the power of God moving among them. The invisible Kingdom became unmistakable as their love, sacrifice, unity, and Spirit-filled courage broke into the world. In VISIBLE, we'll discover that the same Kingdom is meant to be seen through us today—ordinary believers revealing an extraordinary King, a community that looks like heaven, and a people whose lives make grace impossible to ignore.

Senior Pastor Josh Pardee and Hopevale Church Elder Bill Hobson discuss the third message of Hopevale's series, Visible: When the Kingdom Shows Up. In today's podcast, Josh and Bill explore what generosity looks like in the church, how Scripture speaks about it, and the small steps believers can take in their faith and in their community.

In this follow-up to Kingdom Manifesto, we turn from Jesus' vision of the Kingdom to the moment it became visible in real people. Through Acts 2:42–47, this series explores how the early church embodied the revolution of Jesus in everyday life—through their devotion, their generosity, their shared life, and the power of God moving among them. The invisible Kingdom became unmistakable as their love, sacrifice, unity, and Spirit-filled courage broke into the world. In VISIBLE, we'll discover that the same Kingdom is meant to be seen through us today—ordinary believers revealing an extraordinary King, a community that looks like heaven, and a people whose lives make grace impossible to ignore.

Bay City Director Tamara Schlatter, Senior Pastor Josh Pardee and Saginaw Campus Pastor Sam Burke discuss the second message of Hopevale's series, Visible: When the Kingdom Shows Up. In today's podcast, they talk about struggling with faith, using discernment, finding community, and more.

In this follow-up to Kingdom Manifesto, we turn from Jesus' vision of the Kingdom to the moment it became visible in real people. Through Acts 2:42–47, this series explores how the early church embodied the revolution of Jesus in everyday life—through their devotion, their generosity, their shared life, and the power of God moving among them. The invisible Kingdom became unmistakable as their love, sacrifice, unity, and Spirit-filled courage broke into the world. In VISIBLE, we'll discover that the same Kingdom is meant to be seen through us today—ordinary believers revealing an extraordinary King, a community that looks like heaven, and a people whose lives make grace impossible to ignore.

Bay City Director Tamara Schlatter and Senior Pastor Josh Pardee discuss the first message of Hopevale's latest series, Visible: When the Kingdom Shows Up. In today's podcast, Tamara and Josh talk about what the Kingdom is, the difference between attending the church and belonging to the church, and how the lessons we learn in scripture are timeless.

In this follow-up to Kingdom Manifesto, we turn from Jesus' vision of the Kingdom to the moment it became visible in real people. Through Acts 2:42–47, this series explores how the early church embodied the revolution of Jesus in everyday life—through their devotion, their generosity, their shared life, and the power of God moving among them. The invisible Kingdom became unmistakable as their love, sacrifice, unity, and Spirit-filled courage broke into the world. In VISIBLE, we'll discover that the same Kingdom is meant to be seen through us today—ordinary believers revealing an extraordinary King, a community that looks like heaven, and a people whose lives make grace impossible to ignore.