City Hope Fellowship

What does freedom look like? Is it a life without limits or a life devoted to serving the Lord?

What does the world see when it looks at the church? Judgement? Hate? Is this the way? For us to be a loving church, we must first be a loved church. Join us as we continue looking at 1 Corinthians in our series Messy Church: Being and Becoming the Body of Christ.

As we serve within the local church are we merely useful or are we loved? Or can we be both as we build up the body of Christ?

We are seeking to be a diverse people saved by Jesus, centered on Jesus, and sent by Jesus to extend the hope and fellowship of God to our City. This is our mission at City Hope. What does it mean that we are seeking to be a diverse people.

What is most important? Family? Achievement? Leaving a Legacy? Changing the world? Finding true happiness? Are you lost in a world of distractions? Overwhelmed by choices? How can we know what is most important? We live in a world of bad news and overwhelming choices. Is there any good news? Join us as we hear about the best news and why it changes everything.

What is most important? Family? Achievement? Leaving a Legacy? Changing the world? Finding true happiness? Are you lost in a world of distractions? Overwhelmed by choices? How can we know what is most important? We live in a world of bad news and overwhelming choices. Is there any good news? Join us as we hear about the best news and why it changes everything.

What is most important? Family? Achievement? Leaving a Legacy? Changing the world? Finding true happiness? Are you lost in a world of distractions? Overwhelmed by choices? How can we know what is most important? We live in a world of bad news and overwhelming choices. Is there any good news? Join us as we hear about the best news and why it changes everything.

We think weakness is a hinderance to our witness, but what if in fact it is the key to our witness?

Join us this week as we continue through our July sermon series, "Story Time: The Parables of Jesus". We'll be focusing on the parable of the pearl of great value.

Join us this week as we continue through our July sermon series, "Story Time: The Parables of Jesus". We'll be focusing on the parable of the solid foundation.

Join us this week as we continue through our July sermon series, "Story Time: The Parables of Jesus". We'll be focusing on the parable of the talents.

Join us today as we start a new short series called Story Time: the Parables of Jesus. Today we are looking at the parable of the growing seed to learn what farming has to do with the Kingdom of God.

When we see all of life as a gift, we are able to enter into ethical concerns with a selflessness that imitates Christ, and showcases him to the world.

The Apostle Paul challenges our assumption that we are our own by reminding us that we were made for God. Join us as we discovery the surprising way Jesus wants to meet with us.

The Apostle Paul challenges our assumption that we are our own by reminding us that we were made for God. Join us as we discovery the surprising way Jesus wants to meet with us.

Where do we find belonging? Join us this morning as we continue our study of 1 Corinthians entitled I Am Not My Own.

Where do we find belonging? Join us this morning as we start a mini-series within our study of 1 Corinthians entitled I Am Not My Own.

Join us for worship this Sunday as Pastoral Resident Hunter Wolfram leads our study of 1 Corinthians Chapter 6.

How can a messy Church like the one in Corinth be called pure? Join us as we look at how the Scriptures teach us that it is only by grace and not our own efforts to follow strict rules.

Is Humility still a virtue to be embraced? Join us as we look at the Apostle Paul's call for the church in Corinth to not just have the appearance of humility but to possess the radical humility of Jesus.

How does the Church grow? Join us as we continue looking at the book of 1 Corinthians together.

Is the church an exclusive club for the spiritual ones? The Corinthians thought that their experience was one that only the real ones know, and sometimes we act the same way. Come learn with us about how the Apostle Paul addresses this reality and shows what it means to be a spiritual church.

Paul calls the Church in Corinth to embrace the foolishness of the cross as their only hope. Why? What is it about the foolishness of the cross that the Corinthians need and what do we need from it as well?

Can anything be unified in our divided and fractured world? How does the Cross of Jesus create peace and harmony within the church? Join us as for worship as we continue our sermon series Messy Church from the book of 1 Corinthians.