Hope Missionary Church

As followers of Jesus, we don’t live with the end in mind, but with the beginning in mind. Jesus has won the war for our souls, so we have nothing to fear from the spiritual battles we face. Always remember we do not fight for victory, but from victory.

We were never meant to cruise aimlessly through the minefields of life. We're not unaware of the enemy lurking around us, but we are unafraid—because Christ is a Conqueror. However, it is important for us to remember that the moment we pick up the weapons of this world, we are no longer fighting AGAINST the enemy, but fighting FOR the enemy.

Today as we're celebrating Mother’s Day, we're going to discuss some of the lies that we tend to believe.  These age-old lies come from the father of all lies, Satan. Whether we know it or not, a lot of us have believed lies. We don’t know they’re lies. If we knew they were lies we wouldn’t believe them. But because we’ve believed them, we end up living our lives by them.

In the words of the apostle Peter, Jesus is "the Messiah, the Son of the living God." Nothing can stop Him. And when the church stands firmly on Christ's identity, nothing can stop it. Even as an invisible battle rage all around us, we can lift our hands in victory, knowing no spiritual force holds any power against the living God. We are not unaware of the devil's schemes, but we are unafraid. Although the enemy prowls, the Church prevails. Join us as we kick off our brand new series: Unstoppable.

We love being on the mountaintop, but it isn't where we're meant to live. We can't stay on the mountaintop and we have to embrace the realities of the struggle that the valley brings. Join us as Pastor Geoff shares a message about the valleys that inevitably come after mountaintop experiences in our faith.

The Cross was the payment for our sins, but Easter is what completed the transaction. The Resurrection is the proof of purchase. Through Christ we have been given Hope, Grace, and Purpose. Join us this Easter as Pastor Mark shares a message titled "Erasing Easter."

Sometimes it's hard to recognize the presence of God because of the disguise He is wearing. Sometimes it's hard to recognize the presence of God because we are asking for a specific kind of deliverance. The Jews were looking for a material deliverance, while God was bringing a spiritual deliverance. We need to join God's Kingdom instead of asking him to join ours. We get more excited about the Jesus we create than the Jesus that created us.

Jesus lived purposefully in His final days. Jesus was fully present.  Jesus lived with power. How can we live with this kind of focus?

This week, Pastor Andrea will lead us through an exploration of the Parable of the Sower and encourage all of us to ponder the question, "What's your dirt like?"

Last week, we discussed the time that Elijah spent Cave Dwelling. This week, we will explore the process by which Elijah began to step into the light.

This week, we'll be exploring the story of Elijah's cave dwelling outlined in 1 Kings.

Remember the Goodness of God. Embrace that God is still on the throne, that He has always been good & faithful. We won't have a Chapter 3 faith, without the wondering of Chapter 1 and the waiting of Chapter 2.

Chapter 1 of Habakkuk is all about wondering.  Chapter 2 is all about waiting. If it's not God's time, you can't force it.  When it is God's time, you can't stop it.

Why doesn't God seem fair?   God why don't You seem to really care?  If you care, why aren't You doing anything?

Worship, do we have a biblical understanding of what this word means, or have we created our own definition of this iconic word?

Join us this week as Pastor Mark concludes the Awakenings series with a message titled "Private Disciplines"

Join us this week as Pastor Mark continues the series Awakenings with a message titled Public Faith.

"How do we reawaken what has gone dark?"  It is only through a prayer awakening and responding through obedience that we can go from struggling to being spiritually strong.

"How do we reawaken what has gone dark?"  It is only through a prayer awakening and responding through obedience that we can go from struggling to being spiritually strong.

"How do we reawaken what has gone dark?"  It is only through a prayer awakening and responding through obedience that we can go from struggling to being spiritually strong.