Hope Church Central Coast

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As we enter into Easter weekend, we stop to reflect on the last seven words of Jesus on the cross. In particular, we look at Jesus' words of forgiveness and act of finishing it all on the cross.

The same crowd that greeted Jesus with "Hosanna" was the same crowd that shouted "crucify him!" Why? It might be because Jesus was not fulfilling all of the crowds expectations. He was not on earth for a political revolution but a spiritual one. Join us this week as we look at Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem as we prepare our hearts and minds for holy week.

In the final message of our lent series, we take a look at John 12 and the anointing of Jesus' feet by Mary. This act of worship reminds us all about how the Kingdom of God truly transforms us from the inside out. Join us this week as we discuss the importance of not just trying to do something, but that we are called to be something.

In the next installment of our LENT series "Preparing Our Hearts," we discuss the early church, the culture that influenced it, and the unrelenting love of God to "un-ruin" the brokenness of our hearts and souls. Join us this week as we take a look at 1 Corinthians 6.

This week, we continue in Mathew 13 with Jesus' parable of the sower and the seed and highlight Matthew 13:7. What thorns are present in your heart? How can you cultivate a better soul to experience and accept the truth of the Gospel. Join us this week as we take a look at cleaning house.

As we move deeper into the Lent season, we should take a step back from our everyday lives and consider the things that may have distanced us from our hardened our hearts toward God. This month's series, "Preparing Our Hearts" is designed to do just that. Join us this week as we take a look at love the Father has for us and our act our of obedience towards Him.

In the finale of our series "Love Like This..." we take a look at 1 Corinthians 13:13 and the idea of faith, hope, and love as eternal. Join us as we look at these three concepts and what makes them last forever.

This week, we take a look at young love and look back on everything that entails. What if we loved God like that? Without reservations and without fears of what others would think. What if we loved others like that? Even the ones that look, act, think, and believe completely different from us. This is what it truly means to love thy neighbor. Join us this week as we continue in 1 Corinthians 13 an...

This week, we continue our series on love in the book of 1 Corinthians and talk about true kindness and patience. Join us as we explore what it really means to love those around us and use our lives as a witness for Christ.

This week, in our new series, we uncover the meaning of love and the difference between being "nice" and being "kind." Join us in the month of February as we take a look at godly love and what it looks like to be authentic with those around you.

As we wrap up our series "All Things New," we take a look at the closing section of Jesus' words in John 15 about the vine and the branches. His final words encourage us to love others and to remember that Jesus, Himself, calls us friends. This should change everything for us. Join us this week for a great reminder of who you are in Christ and what He has called you to do.

To conclude our series, today we take a look at joy. What causes it, what takes it away, and why does it always seem to elude us. Dive into John 15 with us and see what Jesus says about true joy and why you and I need a new kind of it.

This week, we continue our series All Things New and discuss our necessity to be in a close relationship with Christ. Join us as we take a look at three things that help us remain or "abide" in Christ.

As we embark on a new year, it is important to remember the promises of God. In our series All Things New, we will be doing just that. This week, we take a look at the gospel of John and Jesus' promise to mold, shape, and prune us into something more closely resembling Him.

This week, guest speaker Pastor Richard Day discusses our need for more of God this year. Join us for an encouraging word on how to live everyday life loving Jesus and ministering to those around you.

We end our Advent series on the most fitting subject, love. God's love is so vast, so beautiful, so kind, and so patient. Our prayer is that you take a moment to realize and know that you are truly loved by God. 

As we inch closer to Christmas day, we continue our Advent series with the concept of peace. Isaiah 9:6 reveals the role that Jesus plays in the life of the believer. Prince of Peace is a name that resonates with us all. Join us as we take a look at peace, what it takes to see it in our lives, and how we can steward well. 

This week, we continue our Advent series with the concept of joy. How one finds it, keeps it, and distributes it to others. Join us as we take a look at the joy that Jesus' birth brings to humanity.

The Christmas season brings with it a lot of stress, fear, and busyness. This year, join us as we take a step back and remind ourselves about the truth behind this time of year. Over the next few weeks, we will be taking a look at some essential aspects of Christian life and reviving their places in our lives. This week we start with hope. If you want stronger faith, deeper trust, and unrelenting...

Living life ordinarily is the enemy of exceptional living. This week we conclude our series "Thankful People" with a look at Luke 17 and the grateful leper. In this story, we see a man that recognized the extraordinary gift he had been given and responded accordingly. Have you responded appropriately to God's extraordinary gift of grace in your life? Join us this week as we look at the grateful le...

Join us as we continue or series on thankfulness. This week, we are looking at the "wow factor" and how our thankfulness for the little things will overflow into all areas of our lives. Sometimes, we just need to stop, look around us, and simple say, "wow!"

As we continue our series "Thankful People" we look at the book of James and the idea that trials and suffering bring about grace and joy beyond circumstances. Join us this week as we take a look at James 1:2-4 and its significance in our lives today.

This week we kick off our new series THANKFUL PEOPLE with a look at the apostle Paul. Join us as we discuss the importance of being thankful and how it isn't so much an action as it is a response to who you are.

An individual that has been forgiven of much tends to worship differently. Why? Because they are overjoyed that God redeemed them from the disgusting place they trapped themselves in. This week, we look at a woman who's worship overflowed into her daily life. Join us as we discuss the story of a woman that anointed Jesus feet in a beautiful act of worship.