Hope+: Hope Community Church Podcast

2 Corinthians 1:1-11 This week, Pastor Jonathan continues our sermon series This Beautiful Mess. He preaches on the freedom available to believers through complete dependence on and submission to God.

This epidote is an All of Life Interview with Pastor Sid and Candy. They share about their 30 years in ministry, 50 years of marriage, and 70 years of life.

2 Corinthians 1:1-2; 4:7 This week, Pastor Dave begins our new sermon series on 2 Corinthians: This Beautiful Mess. In his message, Dave speaks on the context behind this book and the richness it has for the church today.

Romans 6:1–10 This week, Pastor Dave preaches from Paul’s words in Romans 6 to illustrate the transforming power of the cross and the ongoing reality of Jesus’ resurrection. We are reminded that all who believe in Christ are made new and assured that, just as He rose, we too will share in His victory over sin and grave.

John 6:47-58 This week, Pastor Sid continues our sermon series From Vice to Virtue, where we are looking into the Seven Deadly Sins and their corresponding virtues. Pastor Sid preaches from the Gospel of John to teach us about the sins of gluttony and greed, and to encourage the practice of generosity.

Matthew 5:27-30 This week, Pastor Dave continues our sermon series From Vice to Virtue, in which we are exploring the Seven Deadly Sins and their corresponding virtues. In this message, Dave talks about the sin of lust and the virtue of holiness. He preaches from Matthew 5, in which Jesus illustrates the seriousness of this sin.

In this episode, the senior youth leaders gather to discuss and share about youth ministry at Hope Community Church. They share stories, highs, lows, laughs, and much more along the way. We hope that their insights are meaningful and give a glimpse into the incredible work that God is doing in and through our youth ministry!

Matthew 25:14-30 This week, Pastor Jonathan continues our sermon series From Vice to Virtue in which we are looking at the Seven Deadly Sins and their corresponding virtues. Jonathan preaches on the Parable of the Bags of Gold from Matthew 25 to illustrate the dangers of sloth.

Exodus 20; Romans 7 In this sermon, Pastor Dave continues our series From Vice to Virtue, in which we are looking at the Seven Deadly Sins and their counteracting virtues. This week, Dave preaches on the vice of envy and the virtue of gratitude. This message explores God's commandments to the Israelites given in Exodus 20 and Paul's words from Romans 7.

Jonah 4:1-9 This week, Pastor Sid continue our sermon series From Vice to Virtue, in which we are studying the Seven Deadly Sins and their corresponding virtues. Pastor Sid preaches on the vice of anger and the virtue of patience, using the story of Jonah and the Ninevites.

This episode is a live recording from our All of Life evening with Dr. Mark Tsai on the topic of neurodiversity and faith. In this interview, Dr. Tsai shares wisdom and insight from his medical practice and answers our most pressing questions about neurodiversity. Topics covered include the nature of neurodiversity, diagnostic practices, language, appropriate courses of action, neurodiversity in the church, and much more! Thank you again to Dr. Tsai for sharing his gifting and work with our church!

Luke 18:9 This week, Pastor Dave begins our sermon series called From Vice to Virtue in which we will cover the Seven Deadly Sins and their corresponding virtues. In this message, Pastor Dave preaches about the sin of pride and the virtue of humility, using the Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector from the Gospel of Luke.

In this episode, Dave, Misha, Matteya, and Thomas dive into the heart of Lent; why it matters, where it comes from, and how the church can live into it meaningfully today. Through personal experience and thoughtful discussion, they unpack the practices that shape this season.

Luke 24:13-35 This week, in-house guest preacher Dr. Ed Gerber, brings us God's Word. From Luke 24, we can see how Jesus is present, but hidden all around us. He is with us in our suffering and brokenness and the encouragement and call is to see Jesus in ourselves and others, to show love and witness to His goodness for all those around us.

Matthew 28:16-20 This week, Pastor Jonathan continues our sermon series City on a Hill. It was especially fitting this week that as two young adults professed their faith to Christ, we hear the good news of our calling to be disciples of Jesus. Being a disciple, an apprentice/student of Jesus is to give our whole selves to him, knowing and believing that he will bear good fruit when we do so.

Philippians 1:28-2:4 This week, Pastor Dave continues our series on being a City on a Hill. Part of reflecting the love and goodness of God for the city and the world is to come together in unity with one another. We will always have differences and conflict even within the church. But Paul encourages the church to hold one another in unity and love.

In this episode, Pastors Dave, Sid, and Jonathan reflect on the past ten years of Hope Community Church. They share key milestones, moments, and stories from this time, which illustrate God’s work in and through our church; and brainstorm where Hope Community Church may be ten years from now.

Acts 2:42-47 This week Pastor Dave continues our sermon series on the life and ministry of the church. Just like the early church, we need to be a church that is Christlike in wanting to and needing to pray.

1 Peter 3:15-16 This week, Pastor Jonathan continues our sermon series City on a Hill. Being a blessing in the community means being committed to a life of evangelism and according to Scripture, evangelism is not just for some and not others, but a life living in harmony with Jesus, pouring out His love for those around us.

1 Corinthians 1:18-31 For the new year of 2026, Pastor Dave starts our new sermon series, City on a Hill, which is tied in with the vision of our church when it was first planted. This week, Pastor Dave focuses on the foolishness of the gospel and how we are also tempted to "privatize" our faith in Christ today.