Hope HKY

Using the temple as an object lesson Jesus teaches every disciple about end times and the need to be prepared to remain faithful until the end.

This week we look at how the Pharisees, Herodians, and Sadducees tried to trap Jesus with their public questions and how Jesus answers them by showing us what mankind really needs to know.

This week we as study the triumphal entry, and the temple clearing we see the measures that Jesus can go to in order to bring peace into our lives.

This week we finish out Mark 10 and look at the various was that the Gospel calls us to live that would seem backwards to the rest of the world.

When Jesus found himself teaching among children He called them to Himself illustrating God's view of how important children are. He emphasized their innocence and warned of the impact of neglecting their well-being. Then, Jesus faced a test from the religious leaders about His view on divorce, hoping to trap Him. He replied with the guidance we need to make marriage a priority in keeping with God...

This week we look at how often we can look to ourselves and other people to provide for us something that only God can provide.

This week we look at the account of the Transfiguration and what it teaches us about the Kingdom of God

This week we conclude chapter 8 of Mark looking at Jesus’ healing of a blind man and how it speaks to how blurry our spiritual vision can be whether we realize it or not.

Often when God is at work we don't fully recognize the lessons. In fact, some question God and doubt. But, in the end, He can't be stopped and we will ultimately glory in His work.

This week as we dig into chapter 7, we see how Jesus had to deal with the Pharisees who cared about how people behaved more than they did people’s hearts

This week we talk about how easy it can be for us to put all of our focus on our success and our struggles instead of looking to Jesus Who is the source of all our success and Who is greater than our struggles.

This week we take a break in our series in Mark to discuss some practical ways that a believer can live in such a way where they are readily prepared to be used by God.

Jesus, the disciples and John the Baptist experienced rejection for doing God’s work. We need to be prepared as well to face the same rejection as we follow the Lord.

Today, we look at two situations where their desperate situations called for a recognition of a reliance on Jesus.

In an encounter with a soul troubled by demons Jesus display for us the mercy that should characterize our lives.

This week we continue to look at Jesus’ Parables and what He teaches us about the Kingdom of God.

This week we continue our journey through Mark by looking at some of the parables that Jesus taught and how He sows the Gospel of truth into our hearts

Following Jesus means we will be misunderstood and mislabeled just like Jesus. But we can be assured of spiritual success as we follow Him knowing He too faced His critics and achieved victory.

This week we continue our series through Mark by looking at the way Jesus called His disciples and how it relates to the way He calls us today.

This week our guest speaker Chaplain (LTC) Matthew Hall shares from the book of John about how our Savior, in the midst of the greatest rescue mission of humanity, still took out the time to meet with Mary Magdalene.

When Jesus drew crowds the day of the Triumphant Entry their idea of what they wanted did not align with what they needed. Much like us they need Jesus the Savior as ruler of our hearts.

This week we continue our series, More Like Jesus, by looking at the showdown between Jesus and the Pharisees on the Sabbath.

Looking at the way that Jesus seeks us and changes lives while addressing long-held traditions.

This week we talk about how Jesus forgave and healed the paralytic. In this account we see how faith takes a community, Jesus knows what we really need, and how He does what we can see to prove that He can do what we can’t see.

This week we look at Jesus’ priorities and how every miracle He performed preached a message.