We live by stories. Stories help us make sense out of life. They shape us and they direct us. Sometimes they’re right, but sometimes they’re excuses. Are these stories keeping us from what God wants? In week 5 of the series, Chase Gardner encourages us to take a closer look at the stories we tell ou

Listening seems easy enough, but it’s a rhythm that is quickly forgotten. When was the last time you felt like you were heard? Or, when was the last time you really listened to someone? During week 4 of the series, Chase Gardner reminds us how the simple act of listening can make the greatest impact

What is it like to work from a place of rest instead of working for it? Many of us worry what could happen if we stop producing, stop moving, stop making—but Jesus needed time in a quiet place, so how could we not need the same? In week 3, Pastor Leonce Crump from Renovation Church in Atlanta shares

Many of our normal rhythms revolve around meeting needs—for ourselves, our spouse, our kids, our home. But what would it look like to expand our view? What if instead of just noticing the needs of our household, we began noticing the needs of the household of God? In week 2 of the series, Chase Gard

Living on mission doesn't have to mean adding to our already-busy lives. In fact, most of the important parts of God's story happened around a table. In week one of the series, Teaching Pastor Chase Gardner reminds us that gathering around a table isn't only about sharing food, but about giving life

Have you ever felt like something is holding you back from living a life of generosity? This week, Lead Pastor Jason Gore will help us understand the truths and lies about generosity and how we can overcome them.#generosity  #financesinthebible #stewardship---If you’d like to receive regular updates

Wouldn’t it be nice to have a blueprint on how to deal with our finances? Millions of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck and nearly half of them make more than $100K per year. There's something going on in our finances, and it's not just math. In week two of the series, Hope's Executive Direc

Money is one of the most confusing things in our life. Student loans, taxes, savings, giving…and the list goes on. Many of us experience anxiety or fight for control when it comes to finances, but it doesn’t need to be that way. In week one of the series, Teaching Pastor Chase Gardner shares what th

You’ve heard the saying, “Forgive and Forget," but is that really how it works? Despite the fact that Jesus spent a lot of time speaking about forgiveness, many of us don’t fully understand what it means or how to practically walk it out. In the final week of the series, Chase Gardner clears up a co

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Acceptance is something we all struggle with. We all want to be accepted, but accepting others can be challenging and even confusing. In week two of the series, Chase Gardner shares a biblical perspective on acceptance.---If you’d like to receive regular updates on what’s happening around Hope, subs

We are digitally connected to more people than ever before—but instead of leading to unity, greater connection has led to division, rudeness, and some overall bad behavior. In a time when conflict management seems to have become a lost art, Chase Gardner shares some tips on healthy (and biblical) wa

In this standalone message, Teaching Pastor Chase Gardner highlights some big ways God moved through His people to reach the Triangle and change the world in 2022. Lead Pastor Jason Gore follows that up with a look forward to 2023 and a vision for where he believes God is leading us next.If you’d li

In this standalone message, Teaching Pastor Chase Gardner highlights some big ways God moved through His people to reach the Triangle and change the world in 2022. Lead Pastor Jason Gore follows that up with a look forward to 2023 and a vision for where he believes God is leading us next.If you’d li

In this standalone message, Teaching Pastor Chase Gardner highlights some big ways God moved through His people to reach the Triangle and change the world in 2022. Lead Pastor Jason Gore follows that up with a look forward to 2023 and a vision for where he believes God is leading us next.If you’d li

The wilderness is a tough place to be, mostly because it’s in the wilderness that our weakness is fully exposed. Because we’re forced to rely on God in hard times, these can actually be the very places where we find strength. In week six of the series, Duane Calvin shares about Jesus’ time in the wi

Wouldn’t it be great if we could just skip to the good part? Movies we watch and books we read—even Bible stories—can make it seem like people skip to the promise in a matter of minutes or chapters. But a single chapter often represents decades of struggle. If you’re feeling like you’re in a place t

Why do we struggle to grab ahold of something we think is so important? Maybe we feel empty, or maybe it’s because we think our lives will finally have meaning. But when we get that one thing…is it ever enough or do we start to fight for the next big thing? This weekend, Chase Gardner, our Teaching

We spend so much time trying to avoid suffering that we sometimes miss the fact that going through hard things is actually what makes us stronger and wiser and better—it’s what helps us thrive. In week three of the series, Chase Gardner uses the story of Moses to show us that the things we often wan

Have you ever felt abandoned by God, alone and fearful? You’ve stepped out in faith and you’re doing all the right things, but you still find yourself stuck in the wilderness—what gives? This week, Chase Gardner will help us see that God hasn’t forgotten us. Together, we’ll find some answers through

So many heroes of the faith spent time in the wilderness. In fact, it appears that the wilderness is the very place God brings the people He loves. In week one of the series, Chase Gardner reminds us that there is always a purpose for the times we find ourselves in the wilderness.---If you’d like to

Jesus was a master of noticing needs. He saw the hurting, the helpless, the people everyone else seemed to overlook—but He didn't just see them, He did something about them. The more you look around, the more you'll notice that needs are everywhere. You can find them where you live, learn, work, and

Have you ever made an excuse to not do something out of fear or embarrassment? The Bible is full of people making excuses, but the greatest stories are of those who follow God in spite of them. In this final week of our Made for More series, Chase Gardner challenges us to stop making excuses and sta

When your faith starts to feel boring, it may not be incorrect—it’s probably just incomplete. There’s more to being a Christ-follower than knowing God and surrounding yourself with a community of believers. In week five, Teaching Pastor Chase Gardner reminds us that we were made for a mission that c