City Hope SC

Pastor Bobby talks about the relationship between Elijah and Elisha and how most of us are distracted by living a life of hurry.

We had a special guest this week. Doug Langhals, Head of School at Hilton Head Christian Academy, gave a powerful message on life, and how even though we are destined to have hard times, God never leaves us.

This is our 3rd week dedicated to the journey of a man now known as Abraham, whose true story and real-life lay claim to being the starting point for 3 different world religions (Judaism, Islam, and Christianity), we see that when he decided to follow his God, everything changed.

Guest Pastor, Rob Hammond, gave us a great message on becoming a father like the father of the prodigal son in the Bible. It's worth the listen!

Pastor Bobby shares about the importance of checking your mirrors for blind spots and the beautiful story of Abraham and how showing grace to Lot blessed him and generations greatly.

Over the next few weeks, we are going to follow the journey of a man named Abraham. A man who decided to follow his God. A God who would be known to generations of Abraham’s descendants simply as...The God of Abraham.

Join us in our last week of our Habakkuk series!

Join us as Pastor Bobby dives into the second chapter of Habakkuk!

Shira Thompson gives a powerful message about Hagar's encounter with El Roi, the God who sees me. It was a great reminder that we are all seen and understand by God.

Listen as we dive into week one of our series, "Habakkuk" and learn what It looks like to live by faith.

Pastor Bobby shares the vision of CHC and some exciting news that will allow our church to grow & serve our community to a greater capacity in generations to come!

My Why is 4-weeks inspiring the Church to respond to the divine disturbance of purpose by stepping out in faith, following through in community, and building a legacy that lasts. My Why will challenge the Church to build a faith on the foundation of purpose, that steps out, follows through, and lasts to the end.

This week we were blessed by having guest pastor, Geoffe Lawson, join us for week 2 of our My Why series. He shares the inspiring story of Nehemiah rebuilding the wall of Jerusalem.

My Why is 4-weeks inspiring the Church to respond to the divine disturbance of purpose by stepping out in faith, following through in community, and building a legacy that lasts. My Why will challenge the Church to build a faith on the foundation of purpose, that steps out, follows through, and lasts to the end.

Listen to our Easter service! Pastor Bobby gives us 3 reasons why you can believe in the resurrection.

In our time together today we are going to look at a very important lesson Jesus wanted to make sure His people learned in John 13.

This week we are going to look at one of the most remarkable things God did while Jesus was on this earth and learn to ask the question: Am I listening?

Last Steps is 4-weeks inspiring the Church to follow Jesus’ last week on earth and try to make sense of God’s plan by understanding the identity, the calling, the heart, and the cross of Christ. Last Steps will challenge the Church to increase curiosity of the Savior, amplify worship to God, and draw attention and glory to the Cross and Jesus’ greatest victory.

In our second and final week of Your Story Matters, Pastor Steven interviews 3 different couples on leadership, groups, and serving!

One thing we say a lot around here is that Your Story Matters. We truly believe that, so we dedicated a two week series to hear some amazing stories of our own City Hope families. Enjoy part 1!

Join us for our last week in our series "Walls into Windows."

Pastor Bobby talks about the holiness of God in Week 3 of our series Walls into Windows.

Join us for week 2 of our series, Walls into Windows.

As we start our new series, Wall to Windows, Pastor Bobby gives us insight on humility and a blueprint to how to build life giving relationship rooted in humility.

In our second week in our series, "Heart for the House," we learn what the purpose of the church is and how to be a producer instead of a consumer.