Hope Church Central Coast

This week, we continue our study through Romans 12 as we take a look at verse 10. Genuine love honors others with its words, thoughts, and actions. Have you been loving your family like this? Join us as we encourage you through this difficult holiday season.

In our new series "Team Family," we take a look at what it means to be part of a family. With the holidays coming up, it is easy to be overwhelmed and fall into old patterns. This year, let's try something different. Let's truly love our family and others and not just pretend. This week, join us as we look at Romans 12:9 and discuss the importance of not pretending to love but actually loving peop...

In our series finale we discuss the art of rest. For most of us, spiritual rest does not come easy. It is a foreign concept. Jesus, however, shares the secrets to spiritual rest in His teachings in the book of Matthew. Join us this week as we learn how to truly rest. 

With all the distractions of life, it can be easy to find yourself overworked and exhausted. Spiritual rest is foreign to us and yet is just as important as physical rest. Jesus promises rest if we only surrender to Him. Join us this week as we continue our series "Rhythm" and take a look at real rest.

This week, we continue or series "Rhythm" by taking a closer look at Matthew 11:28. Jesus tells us to "come" and find rest. Rest from what? Religion. Are you burned out and burdened from jumping through all sorts of hoops? Join us this week and see what Jesus has for you.

Are you tired, weary, burned out? Apart from the weight of life, it could be because you are out of rhythm with the Lord. Just as out body must stay in rhythm to function properly, our spiritual life must stay in rhythm with the Kingdom of God to experience peace. Join us this week as we start out new series Rhythm and take a look at Matthew 11:28-30.

In the finale of our Summer series, we take a look at Hebrews 12:1-2 and what it takes to run the race of life with endurance, patience, and spiritual maturity. Join us this week as we look to Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith.

A quick look at some of the faithful found in Hebrews 11 can cause one to wonder how they can be considered "heroes" of the faith. The truth is, God sees past our mistakes, pours out grace on us, and calls us to a better way of living. Join us this week as take a look at the grace of God and how He uses people despite all of their failures.

Have you ever thought that you were too broken, too far gone, too messy to be used by God for something great? Rahab is a great example about someone with a broken past that God redeemed and used for greatness. Join us this week as we continue studying through Hebrews 11 and our series "Forward Motion."

Our series "Forward Motion" is based on Hebrews 11 and has everything to do with faith and spiritual maturity. To move forward, though, we need to not only have strong faith, we need to make godly choices. In this week's sermon we take a look at Moses, his faith, and some of the spiritual things he chose over the world. 

In our latest installment from our series "Forward Motion," we take a look at faith, trust, and hope while examining the life of Abraham and Isaac. God's grace is sufficient. Even in our shortcomings, God sees us through and strengthens us to live out the life He has called us to live.

Idol worship can come in many forms, even as a fulfilled promise of God. In Genesis 22, Abraham was put to the test. His faith showed what true obedience to God looks like. In Hebrews 11, the author recounts Abraham's story and praises his radical faith. Abraham believed the seemingly impossible, that God had the ability to raise anything from the dead...even His promises. Join us as we continue o...

Faith takes a lot more than simple belief. It takes heart, motivation, and pressing on even when the world around you is saying you're crazy. This week, we look at those heroes of the faith that did not grab hold of their promise on this side of things. Only in eternity did they see the fulfillment of God's promise and yet they pressed on, realizing that God is true to His word. Do you have that k...

Sometimes, the Lord moves upon a service and redirects the message. Today was one of those days. In an impromptu sermon, Pastor Robert shares a story about redemption, grace, and the love of God. This is Terry's story.

In the latest sermon in our Forward Motion series, we discuss how faith and trust go hand in hand as displayed in the lives of Sarah and Abraham. Join us as we continue to dive deeper into Hebrews 11.

This week, we continue our series on Hebrews 11 and take a look at the life and faith of Abraham. It was Abraham's faith in the midst of the unknown that gives us our example today. Join us as we unpack the beginning of Abraham's journey with God and see the beginning of how we became the "father" of many. 

This week, we continue our series in Hebrews entitled Forward Motion with a look at Noah and his life of obedience. His perseverance through hardship and his dedication towards God is a lesson we can all learn from and the reason he is named in the "Hall of Fame of the Faith" found in Hebrews 11. Join us as we seek complete obedience to the Lord.

This week, we take a look at Enoch and his faithfulness to the Lord despite his upbringing. At times, we blame our circumstances and our family history on our inability to be faithful to the Lord. May the life of Enoch give us all hope and encourage us to seek after the Lord and gain some forward motion.

In our series "Forward Motion," we take a look at Hebrews 11 and look at those referred to as the "Hall of Fame" of the faith. These heroes in the faith prove themselves to be a great example to us in how to run this race of Christianity with endurance. This week we take a look at Abel, his attitude towards God, and his willingness to give God his best.

In response to the tragedy in Uvalde, TX., Pastor Robert calls the church and our nation to repentance, seeking God through prayer and His word. Join us this week as we dive into how we got here and what the church's response should be.

The fear of "what next" often freezes many of us into inaction. The foundation of that fear is our feelings of loneliness and isolation. The truth, however, is that we are never alone. Jesus promised His disciples (and us) that He would give us helper, an Advocate that would dwell in us. Join us this week as we take a look at the Holy Spirit.

This week, Pastor Robert calls the church to a new beginning. Join us this week as we dig in, experience God's grace, and rise up to the spiritual maturity God wants for us all. 

This week we celebrate mothers. Thank you for all you do! Join us as we take a look at the book of Romans and the hope of a mother.

After Jesus' resurrection, the disciples inevitably asked the question, "what's next?" This week we take a look at Jesus' response to them and how His words effect us today. Join us as we take a look at the portion of scripture better known as the Great Commission and apply it to our lives today.

God never gives up on us, the cross proves that. In our new series AFTERWARDS, we take a look at the events that happened just after Jesus crucifixion and resurrection. Join us this week as look at Jesus' conversation with Peter and how it can apply to us today. Are you ready to feed Jesus' sheep?