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In this message, Josiah Homfray-Cooper explores the story of the Good Samaritan and invites us to see it through the lens of the radical hospitality we first receive from Jesus.

Before we can offer hospitality to others, we need to recognise how Jesus welcomes us — meeting us in our brokenness, drawing near to us and extending grace, mercy and love that we could never earn.

As we receive the radical hospitality of Jesus, it transforms how we see ourselves, God and the people around us. Join us as we discover what it means to be welcomed by Jesus and how that welcome shapes the way we welcome others.

As we relaunch our Community Groups, Rachel Tingley explores what it means to live life together as a church family.

Following Jesus was never meant to be something we do alone. Community gives us a place to build genuine relationships, encourage one another, grow in faith and support each other through the highs and lows of life.

In this message, Rachel encourages us to embrace the gift of Christian community and to take our next step towards deeper connection and belonging.

Join us as we look at why community matters and why doing life together is such an important part of following Jesus.

As we come back together after the summer, Matt MacDiarmid encourages us to look ahead to the season God has placed before us.

This message is an opportunity to refocus, reconnect and remember who we are as a church family. As we begin a new season together, we’re encouraged to make space for God, pursue Him wholeheartedly and step into all that He has for us.

Join us as we look forward with faith and expectation to what God is going to do in and through Hope Community Church.

In this message, David Armitage explores the story of the road to Emmaus, where two disciples encounter the risen Jesus but don’t initially recognise Him.

As they walk, Jesus opens the Scriptures to them and helps them understand all that had happened. Their journey reminds us that Jesus meets us in the midst of our questions, disappointments and uncertainty — and that He is often closer than we realise.

Join us as we discover what the road to Emmaus teaches us about recognising Jesus, understanding His Word and allowing our hearts to be transformed by His presence.