A message from the series “Abraham: The Origins of Our Faith.” As believers, we know that God has a plan for our lives and for our days. God’s Word makes this truth very clear to us. However, even as believers, we do not always understand His plans. We don’t see the whole picture like God does so we assume that, because of our circumstances, we can’t be used by Him. But God’s Word shows us differently. As we continue walking along Abraham’s journey with him, we see that even Abraham questioned God’s plans and promises. And like many of us, he even laughed at times. But also like Abraham, we see God working through these difficult moments and through our obedience to Him. Listen to this week’s sermon to grasp just how great and how big our God is as He moves in our lives.

A message from the series “Abraham: The Origins of Our Faith.” It is good to ask questions. In many circumstances, we are taught how to ask good questions in order to learn. Inquiring through questions helps us gain knowledge, teaches us new skills and aids us in getting to know another person. Yet, we aren’t always comfortable asking our tough questions about life and our circumstances. There was a time in Abraham’s life when he had to ask God some questions. He inquired of the Lord God Almighty in order to understand more of who God was, His justice and what His plans were. We see that it is okay to ask questions and that we don’t have less faith because we ask tough questions. Listen in to this week’s sermon to learn more from Abraham about why it is important to approach the Lord with our questions and concerns.

A message from the series “Abraham: The Origins of Our Faith.” It is good to ask questions. In many circumstances, we are taught how to ask good questions in order to learn. Inquiring through questions helps us gain knowledge, teaches us new skills and aids us in getting to know another person. Yet, we aren’t always comfortable asking our tough questions about life and our circumstances. There was a time in Abraham’s life when he had to ask God some questions. He inquired of the Lord God Almighty in order to understand more of who God was, His justice and what His plans were. We see that it is okay to ask questions and that we don’t have less faith because we ask tough questions. Listen in to this week’s sermon to learn more from Abraham about why it is important to approach the Lord with our questions and concerns.

A message from the series “Easter At Mount Hope 2022.” Join us as we reflect on Jesus’ last supper with His disciples, His trial, and His death.

A message from the series “Easter At Mount Hope 2022.” Explore the three days starting with Jesus’ trial and crucifixion on Friday, a day of silence on Saturday, and the resurrection on Sunday.

A message from the series “Easter At Mount Hope 2022.” Explore the three days starting with Jesus’ trial and crucifixion on Friday, a day of silence on Saturday, and the resurrection on Sunday.

A message from the series “I Follow Jesus….” In this life, there can be somewhat of a letdown after a holiday or a significant event in our life. Once that time is over, we often wonder, “now what?” We can imagine that this question would have gone through the disciples’ minds after the death and resurrection of Jesus. After Jesus had died a cruel death, after the veil was torn in the temple and after He rose again on that glorious day, now what? How were they to move forward? Just like we move on with our lives on Monday after a worshipful Sunday, they went on to do the things that they knew. They went back to their fishing and their daily living. But we learn from God’s Word that He didn’t leave them there alone. Join us in our new Sermon Series, “I follow Jesus…” to learn more about what it actually meant for Jesus to ascend from this earth and leave us with the gift of the Holy Spirit and how that impacts everything in our daily living.

A message from the series “I Follow Jesus….” In this life, there can be somewhat of a letdown after a holiday or a significant event in our life. Once that time is over, we often wonder, “now what?” We can imagine that this question would have gone through the disciples’ minds after the death and resurrection of Jesus. After Jesus had died a cruel death, after the veil was torn in the temple and after He rose again on that glorious day, now what? How were they to move forward? Just like we move on with our lives on Monday after a worshipful Sunday, they went on to do the things that they knew. They went back to their fishing and their daily living. But we learn from God’s Word that He didn’t leave them there alone. Join us in our new Sermon Series, “I follow Jesus…” to learn more about what it actually meant for Jesus to ascend from this earth and leave us with the gift of the Holy Spirit and how that impacts everything in our daily living.

A message from the series “Abraham: The Origins of Our Faith.” Toddlers are not the only ones who want to stake claim or ownership on the things around them. We too, as adults, want to hold onto things or relationships. But what happens when what we hold onto comes into conflict with what God has for us? What if holding on too tightly prevents us from our purpose? There is a tension between what we have and what God has for us.

A message from the series “Abraham: The Origins of Our Faith.” Toddlers are not the only ones who want to stake claim or ownership on the things around them. We too, as adults, want to hold onto things or relationships. But what happens when what we hold onto comes into conflict with what God has for us? What if holding on too tightly prevents us from our purpose? There is a tension between what we have and what God has for us.