Hope Church Central Coast

As we finish up the Lent season, this week we look at Jesus' entry in Jerusalem. It was a journey that would end at the empty tomb, but that started on this day with the words, "Hosanna."

This week, we look at the character of Jesus and His motive behind loving and caring for others. Join us as we talk about molding and shaping our character to look more like Jesus' and how loving how He loved can make us into the people that He has called us to be.

There is a moment in time when every Christian must take an examination of themselves. This week we look at Jesus' time in the wilderness and His self reflection. An important part of Lent is self reflection and prayer. Join us this week as we face ourselves.

This week, we will look at the baptism of Jesus, what it means for us and how we can continue His heart. How can we be more kind, have more integrity, and be content with what we have. Today for Lent, we look at the concept of a "fresh baptism." 

Lent is the time of season where we can look back and reflect on where we are in life. A moment in time that we can look at the Lord and look at ourselves and see the "shortcomings" in our life. Lent gives us the help to have a rebirthing, a renewing, a "restart" if you will. This week is the start of our Lent series and it begins with Emptying Self.

How are you living? Do you live for the one true God? Are you living up to everything He has for you? Do you listen to the name He has given you? Sometimes its in the wrestling of life where we find a breakthrough. Join us as we welcome our friend Pastor Robby Booth the week.

Having a simplified life isn't all about doing less. It's about going what matters. So what really matters in this life? Join us this week as we look at just that.

We all have them, but many of us don't realize or care how much they affect our relationship with God and those around us. What's so distracting? For many of us, it comes down to either plans or people. Join us this week as we tackle distractions and how to eliminate them from our lives.

This week we continue our series, "Simplify" with a look at guilt. Guilt traps us and confuses us and even sometimes causes us to abandon what is right for what is wrong. Join us this week as we continue to look at the story of Mary and Martha as they host Jesus for a meal.

Based on the book by Bill Hybels, this series is going to ask some hard questions. Are you over extended? Are you tired? Are you feeling like you are at your wits end? Maybe its time to simplify. Join us this week as we talk about being overcommitted.

There are a lot of "benefits" to following Christ, however, many of us fail to live within those blessings. Joy, peace, and freedom are just a few of the things that we talk about this week. So, dive in and join us this week as we discuss how we can "unwrap" the gifts of Christ.

Counterfeits, they're everywhere. Unfortunately, we have grown used to them and even accept them as reality. At Jesus' birth we encounter a counterfeit by the name of Herod, but what other counterfeit "kings" and "messiahs" do we have lurking in our lives? Join us this week as we identify counterfeits and discuss how to avoid them.

The gift of Jesus to the world was more than just salvation after death. God had something bigger in mind for us on earth as well. Join us this week as we discuss the gift of peace and how it can your's here and now.

The birth of Jesus, wasn't God's "last ditch effort" for humanity. Jesus was the plan all along! Join us this week as we talk about the "the gift" of Jesus as the "promise" to humanity long ago.

Hope keeps us going. Its what drives us. It is what makes like worth living. Hope has a name, and that name is Jesus. With Jesus, it becomes easy to sing. Joy spills out from every part of you, and you can't help but sing. What song are you singing?

When Jesus reigns over our lives, hope is inevitable. When we are true light of the King, we shine brighter. Join us this week as we discuss what it means to be people of hope.

Something happens when hope turns the corner of our faith. Action begins to take place. True hope has nothing to do with this world and everything to do with God. Therefore, when you have hope...it changes everything.