The true hope of the gospel says that God chose us when we would have never chosen Him.  A claim that can often be tough to embrace is the real foundation of hope for Christians.

The incredible promise of God's comfort is that we can be honest about our sufferings and still have hope in Christ.

It isn't just us that God has in view in His grand plan of salvation.  He also promises that this fallen world will be renewed into something beautiful beyond comprehension.

Part of the amazing news of our true hope in Christ is that it is personal.  God gives us a Father, a family, and a future.

We all have a fear of going through life alone.  The true hope of the gospel says that in Christ, you will never have to.

In an age of authenticity, Christianity dares to suggest that change is actually good.  So how does it happen?

In order to have the true hope, we find we are unable to grasp it ourselves.  How does God provide the help we need in order to have hope?

All of us are looking for a true hope, but would we know it if we saw it?  Romans 8:1 tells us what this hope is, who it is for, and how we posses it.

What is a true encounter with Jesus really like?  Saul's radical change in Acts 9 shows us it is overwhelming, transformational, and loving.

The demon-possessed man in Mark 5 finds that the hope Jesus offers speaks directly into the places he feels unworthy to be loved.