HOME FOR HOPE
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We’re Hope City Church
OUR MISSION IS SIMPLE:
We exist to love God, love people, and make disciples.
We do this by gathering to worship together, building relationships to grow together, and using our gifts to serve together.
Through it all, God is shaping us into a community that reflects Jesus and brings His hope to the world.
Welcome to your home for hope.
LATEST SERMON
Sermon Reflection Questions
Why does Jesus focus on basic needs like food and clothing when teaching about worry? What does this reveal about the kinds of pressures people carried in His day—and the kinds of things we still worry about today? (Matt. 6:25; Matt. 6:31–32; Ps. 55:22)
Jesus points to the birds and the flowers as examples of God’s care. What do these illustrations teach us about God’s character and provision? Why do you think Jesus uses creation to speak to our anxiety? (Matt. 6:26–30; Ps. 104:27–28; Job 38:41)
Jesus asks, “Why do you have so little faith?” How does this passage connect worry with faith? What might worry reveal about what we believe—or struggle to believe—about God? (Matt. 6:30; Heb. 11:6; Ps. 56:3–4)
Jesus says worrying about food, drink, and clothing is how unbelievers live. What contrast is He making between the mindset of the world and the way God’s children are meant to live? (Matt. 6:31–32; Rom. 12:2; 1 Pet. 5:7)
Jesus gives a clear alternative to worry: “Seek first the Kingdom of God.” What might it practically look like to seek God’s Kingdom first in everyday life and decisions? (Matt. 6:33; Col. 3:1–2; Rom. 14:17)