Hope Church Central Coast

In the latest message of our Thanksgiving series, we look at the first recorded sermon of Jesus. Join us as we unpack the concept of hungering and thirsting after righteousness.

As we continue our Thanksgiving series, we learn from the words of David that God is faithful to us and brings us a kind of joy like none other. All we have to do is taste and see. Join us this week for More Than a Table.

To prepare our hearts and minds for the upcoming holiday season, our series "More Than a Table" was written to bring us closer to the heart of God and recognize that the Bible uses food illustrations quite often. This week we dive into the truth that Jesus is the Bread of Life and that the Lord's Supper draws us closer to Him.

In our final week of our series on Joy, we conclude with Philippians 4 and the idea that joy is more than a feeling or a thought; it is a lifestyle choice. This week we take on the whole of chapter 4 but use 4:4 as our guide. 

This week, we continue our series in the book of Philippians by looking at chapter 3. Paul continues to unpack the Christian concept of joy by telling his readers that true joy is found in the presence of God and not in people, places, or things. Join us this week to learn how to have lasting joy.

This week, we continue our series in the book of Philippians and it's desire to teach us how to have true joy. Join us as discuss finding joy through sacrifice and service.

This week, we start our new series through the book of Philippians. The theme, joy. The point? To learn the difference between happiness and joy. This week, we take start in chapter 1. Join us as we take a look at finding joy in the Gospel.

In our final installment of this series, we read of the promise of God from the book of Isaiah. Join us this week as we relish in the fact that God is doing a new thing our lives. He is turning our dry souls into rivers of living water.

This week, we find ourselves in the books of Daniel and 1 Peter. Trials and tribulation are inevitable. How you come out of the fire is a whole other story. Are you ready for the refining fire? Can you see the 4th man in the fire with you? Join us this week as continue our series "Going Through Rough Seasons."

As a response to recent events, the church is called to fight evil with good. To be light in order to dispel darkness. To love in the face of hate. This week Hope Church adds to the conversation regarding the church's response to the modern era.

Are you tired? Weary? Does it seem like everything is an uphill struggle? You are not alone. In our new series "Going Through Rough Seasons" we turn to the Bible for comfort and clarity. Join us this week as we sit at the feet of Jesus and learn how to build a lasting foundation.

In the last episode of our series, we take a look at an often overlooked individual. Ananias was an incredible man of faith that was charged by God to face his fear and confront his enemy. This interruption changed the course of the spread of the gospel. I wonder what God has in store for us. Are you ready to confront your fears with the help of the Lord?

Elijah and Elisha are great examples of the divine interruption. This week we look at these two prophets and see how God, in His infinite grace and wisdom disrupts these two lives to draw them both closer to their divine purposes. Join us this week as continue to discover the intricacies of God and His will for our lives.

In our new series, Divine Interruption, we explore the reality of God's hand of grace. At times, our world needs to be shaken up, put on pause, or simply restructured to fulfill God's plan in our lives. We see this type of "interruption" all throughout Scripture. Join us this week as we look at Peter's divine Interruption.

John 15. Some of Jesus' most famous words. This week we look at the statement, "I am the vine..." Join us as we continue our series about the great I AM.

In this week's message, we look at John 14 and the powerful words of Jesus that reveal more of His character. Jesus is the WAY. Join us this week as we break it down.

In John 10, Jesus reveals yet another "I AM" statement regarding His heavenly character. He is our Good Shepherd. The metaphor of the relationship between shepherd and sheep is oftentimes missed by modern city dwelling Western Americans. Join us this week as we unravel some of these mysteries and get to the bottom of how great our Good Shepherd is.

This week, we continue our "I AM" series by looking at Jesus' words in John 10. He states that He is the door and that by "walking through" we can experience true freedom. Are you ready to be free?

This week, we look at the 2nd "I AM" statement of Jesus found in John 8. In the midst of chaos and a trial that would have certainly ended in death, Jesus speaks kindness and forgiveness. Join us this week as we dive into the Light and His grace and kindness.

In our new series "I AM," we take a look at the 7 "I Am" statements of Jesus. This week, we are in John 6 as Jesus describes Himself as the Bread of Life.

In world that mocks dads and sees men as "less than" let's take a look at what a man looks like according to the Bible. When anyone lets these qualities grow in their life, the Kingdom of God will be seen. Join us this Father's day for a great word of encouragement!

In the final week of our series "Scatter," we take a look at the good soil in Jesus parable of the Sower and the Seed. Join us this week as we explore what it means to bear fruit and sow the seed of the Gospel.

This week, we look at the third kind of ground Jesus speaks about in His parable regarding the sower and the seed. Crowded ground full of weeds can choke out a young faith. Is your spirit too busy? Are you too distracted? Do you need to do some weeding of your soul? Check out this week's message for a word of conviction and encouragement. 

This week, we continue our series about the parable of the Sower and the Seed. In the second soil mentioned, Christ calls out those with a shallow heart. Is that you? Join us this week as we dive into this subject.

In our new series, "Scatter," we dive into the parable of the Sower and the Seed. This week we look at the first soil type mentioned... the hard ground. Are there areas of your heart that have become hardened? Join us this week if you are ready to grow and thrive.