A message from the series “Easter 2023.” Sometimes, if we are honest with ourselves, we might question somebody’s motives. We wonder why they are doing what they are. Surely, they must want something or must have an angle that we are simply not aware of. However, wondering about someone’s motives isn’t always a negative thing. In fact, as Christians, the people around us should wonder about us. They should wonder why we are living the way we are. They should ask us why we do things the way we do. We want them to know our motivation.

Because the fact of the matter is, we should be living the way that we do because of who Jesus is and because of the fact that He died for us on the cross. This week, as we celebrate Resurrection Sunday, we learn from God’s Word what redemption truly means and how it should affect our everyday living so that people wonder about our motive to live a life that is holy and set apart.

A message from the series “Easter 2023.” Sometimes, if we are honest with ourselves, we might question somebody’s motives. We wonder why they are doing what they are. Surely, they must want something or must have an angle that we are simply not aware of. However, wondering about someone’s motives isn’t always a negative thing. In fact, as Christians, the people around us should wonder about us. They should wonder why we are living the way we are. They should ask us why we do things the way we do. We want them to know our motivation.

Because the fact of the matter is, we should be living the way that we do because of who Jesus is and because of the fact that He died for us on the cross. This week, as we celebrate Resurrection Sunday, we learn from God’s Word what redemption truly means and how it should affect our everyday living so that people wonder about our motive to live a life that is holy and set apart.

A message from the series “Compassion Sunday.” This last year has drawn people into taking sides on virtually every issue about race, health, politics, and much more. In this chaos what role does the Church play? Do we choose sides? If so, how do we decide what side to be on or are we called to something different? In such a world, how do you and I live? Join us as we consider what God call us to and how Mount Hope may lead in this space.

A message from the series “Compassion Sunday.” This time of year at Mount Hope, we like to take time to highlight our Compassion Ministry. And at the same time, as we continue in our sermon series, Story of Scripture, we see what God’s response is when the covenants that we have been learning about, are broken. We see how compassion comes in when it comes to our walk with Christ. And in turn we learn how that compassion reaches out to those around us in this broken world.

A message from the series “Compassion Sunday.” This time of year at Mount Hope, we like to take time to highlight our Compassion Ministry. And at the same time, as we continue in our sermon series, Story of Scripture, we see what God’s response is when the covenants that we have been learning about, are broken. We see how compassion comes in when it comes to our walk with Christ. And in turn we learn how that compassion reaches out to those around us in this broken world.

A message from the series “Story of Scripture.” God’s Word is full of stories that inspire, promises that encourage, truths to live by, and commands to obey. At times we feel overwhelmed by the sheer amount of different events, characters, and stories of the Bible. When reading the Scripture it is important for us to remember that it is one big amazing story that God is writing. In our new series, “The Story of Scripture,” we start to unpack how the Bible is one big story and how it relates to our own!

A message from the series “Story of Scripture.” God’s Word is full of stories that inspire, promises that encourage, truths to live by, and commands to obey. At times we feel overwhelmed by the sheer amount of different events, characters, and stories of the Bible. When reading the Scripture it is important for us to remember that it is one big amazing story that God is writing. In our new series, “The Story of Scripture,” we start to unpack how the Bible is one big story and how it relates to our own!

A message from the series “Story of Scripture.” God has laid out His story for us from beginning to end and He did much of that through the covenants we see throughout scripture. This week as we continue in our sermon series, Story of Scripture, we are introduced to the covenants given to God’s people and how they were the catalyst to Jesus Christ coming and dying for our sins so that we may have eternal life with Him, God’s ultimate plan.

A message from the series “Story of Scripture.” God has laid out His story for us from beginning to end and He did much of that through the covenants we see throughout scripture. This week as we continue in our sermon series, Story of Scripture, we are introduced to the covenants given to God’s people and how they were the catalyst to Jesus Christ coming and dying for our sins so that we may have eternal life with Him, God’s ultimate plan.

A message from the series “Story of Scripture.” The covenants that God made with His people throughout the Bible matter to us today more than we realize. Dive in with us this week as we learn about the Covenant God made with David and the significance of David’s life has in the story of Scripture. Our legacy matters to future generations. But it may not be in the way that we often think.