Right after the morning service, we’ll gather for an old-fashioned "Dinner on the Grounds" in the Family Ministry Hub, followed by an afternoon full of fun, games, and community out on Hope Field (located behind the Ministry Hub).

We’ll enjoy:

- A delicious lunch together

- Games and inflatables for all ages

- A Cornhole Tournament

- A chance to connect with new friends—including families who joined us for Vacation Bible School

This is more than just a fun afternoon—it’s a celebration of what God is doing through HopePointe Church and a great opportunity to invite friends, neighbors, and VBS families to experience the warmth, joy, and mission of our church family.

Mark your calendar, bring a friend, and don’t miss this special day of fellowship and fun!

It will be a meaningful morning for our church family, made even more special as members of our youth worship teamhelp lead us in worship. We invite you to be part of this encouraging and celebratory service as we support these graduates and thank God for His faithfulness in their journey.

In Week 1 of our Hope Rising explores what authentic worship really looks like. Mary’s bold and costly act reminds us that true worship flows from a heart fully surrendered — one that serves, sacrifices, and actively participates in the mission of God. When we see Jesus clearly, we can’t help but give Him our all.

Pursuing Christlikeness is inseparable from compassion. Scripture reveals that compassion lies at the very heart of our Lord, and we are called to embody that same love toward our neighbors. Our desire is to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with God.

Text: Romans 12:1-2

In week three of our Core Values series we explore the core value of Transformation.

This is where Hope leads. We are convinced that the Grace of God doesn’t simply save and leave us where we’ve been. God’s grace is transformative, calling us to holiness - an invitation to be transformed more and more into his likeness.

AW Tozer said, “What we think about God determines everything else in our lives; What we value, what we pursue, and how we pursue it.”

May our dreams and plans begin with the confidence that the God who hung the starts in place is the same God who loves us, who present with us, and who is working in our midst even when we can’t see it.

In part 1 of this series we explore how Genesis 1 points us to the truth that God is Bigger Than Big, Closer Than Close, and "Gooder" than Good!

What then shall we say to these things?

If God is for us, who can be against us?

How shall he not with Him also freely give us all things?

Who shall bring a charge against God's elect?

Who is he who condemns?

Who shall separate us from the love of Christ?

Shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword?

As the church we are called to be a demonstration of God’s blessing to the world.

We can be excuse makers or we can be followers of Christ who take seriously the call to be people of compassion.

What does it mean to have "skin in the game" when it comes to showing compassion to others? The Good Samaritan in Luke 10 is a vivid reminder of our high calling and responsibility to demonstrate compassion to the world us.

There are "correct" answer and there are "loving" answers. The teacher of the law came to Jesus hoping Jesus would validate his "correct" answer to the question, "who is my neighbor?" He quickly realized that Jesus came to empower us to live out and embody what is most loving. The life of holiness who should move us towards not away from people in our community.

The story of Easter can seem unbelievable but the good news is that because of the power of Easter dead things don't have to remain dead.

SALVATION IS REALIZED IN THE PERSON OF JESUS CHRIST…And Salvation arrived in ways no would expect.

Lent is a season that reminds us to become intentional about the hard things in our spiritual journey. We confront our brokenness, our humanity, even our own mortality. On this first Sunday of Lent we are reminded that the clearest way we can reflect Christ is through forgiveness...both experiencing forgiveness and offering forgiveness.

Winning The Day means coming to a point where we have to "cut the rope" or take a step of faith towards where God is leading. Cutting the rope can feel like we are out of control but that is when the hand of the Lord comes near to remind us we are right where we need to be.

Trusting God with the big things in life begins with trusting him with the small decisions and details of our everyday life. This also means trusting him with the small beginnings of whatever "God sized" dreams he has given us. In week four of our series we discover what it means to "Fly The Kite."

As long as we’re making it all about us - our desires, our wants, we will feel like we are always chasing “happy.” Jesus is offering more than happiness, Jesus is offering joy that comes when we choose surrender. Surrender to the way of Jesus Christ. 

Are we ready for what The Lord may say to us or where he may be leading? In Acts 9 both Ananias and Barnabas had Kingdom vision and faith to see what The Lord was going to do through the conversion and life of Saul of Tarsus. The once persecutor of the church was one of the methods The Lord was going to use to advance His Kingdom. May we have a similar type visions and faith.