In “Crisis to Calling,” we will dive into the promise of Romans 8:28 and discover how God works through life’s most challenging seasons. Using Scripture and a personal testimony of redemption, this message will offer you hope that no hardship, failure, or wound is beyond the reach of God’s grace. Join us to ...
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The world we live in today is much the same as it was that Sunday evening after Jesus’ Resurrection when the disciples were meeting behind locked doors because they were afraid of the Jewish leaders. As we will see in this breathtaking encounter from John 20, the locked room of human despair is blown wide open by perfect love. Jesus ...
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Our nation is arguably richer and more prosperous than at any other time in our history - so why does it seem like we’ve never been more distressed, divided, and angry? Come hear this Sunday about what God has to say to us about our true purpose and mission from the beginning - why He made us, and why despite what all the world ...
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In this Sunday's message, Linda Zeitner will be sharing on “Why Prayer? Returning to the wonders of God”. There comes a time in our lives when we may realize we have a need that only God himself can deal with - maybe for ourselves or others. Many people struggle with prayer. We've all had questions about prayer in ...
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In this Sunday's message with Mark Hooper, we will explore ways to resolve worry, anxiety, a need to be in control, to be right all the time, how to let go of past pain and resentment – and it is a remarkably short and simple formula. You guessed it, it is all found int the Bible – so join us Sunday morning for a reminder ...
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The Sunday's we will walk with the two disciples on the road to Emmaus. Have you ever experienced a time when something you lost and had been searching for was hiding in plain sight - right in front of your nose? Jesus wanted to conduct a profound, seven-mile Bible study to prove that the Messiah’s suffering and resurrection ...
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The Psalm writer says we should store up God's word like treasure in our hearts. Jesus said that if His words remain in us, good things will happen. But memorizing is so hard in today's age of distraction. And why bother when we can look up Bible verses on our smart phones? Join us Sunday when Matt Misterek gives a teaching on an ...
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Jesus came to fulfill the law, but he also said that all the law depends on the commands to love god and love your neighbor. Then, it seems like we better know what love is.
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God's heart is to reconcile us to himself, to turn the world upside down with his revolution, and to regularly revive his people to continue in his love. On Sunday, join us at OHC as we hear Megan Churness share how God is fulfilling this Good News on the college campus where she serves as a missionary.
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As Jesus prepares to leave his disciples in the world, he promises that they will be safe in the world. In the second part of Jesus’ prayer in John 17, the Lord assures his disciples, not that they won’t see trouble, but that no matter what trouble may come, their salvation is secure. Join us this Sunday as Michael ...
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At last we arrive at John 17, the conclusion of Jesus’ last lesson and one of the great “mountaintops” of Scripture. In this chapter—an extended prayer of Jesus to the Father—Jesus offers his disciples the ultimate assurance of his love, power, and protection as he prepares to depart for the cross. This Sunday ...
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Before Jesus closes out his last lesson, he leaves his disciples with a stunning, significant promise. Despite the trials and tribulations they will face in his absence, they will have unbreakable joy. The reason, says Jesus, is that his departure changes everything—for the better! This Sunday Michael Bouterse speaks on John 16:4-33 and ...
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In the second half of his last lesson, Jesus teaches the disciples how to represent him in the world—and that this involves a cost. Should we choose to follow him, Jesus warns we’ll encounter pushback, rejection, and hostility; and in the face of such persecution, it’d be tempting to turn back. Yet rather than drive us away ...
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This Sunday we come to John 15, and with it, the second half of Jesus’ last lesson. As He takes His disciples outside the Upper Room and into the streets of Jerusalem, Jesus shifts His focus from how to cultivate private communion with Him to how to bear witness publicly in the world. What’s the secret to bearing fruit ...
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On the night of his arrest, Jesus promised to send his disciples the Holy Spirit. Who is the Holy Spirit, what does the Holy Spirit do, and why is the Holy Spirit so important? This Sunday Michael Bouterse continues our series on Jesus’ “Last Lesson” by unpacking what John 14:15-31 says about the Holy Spirit.
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Have you ever been given directions that didn’t quite make sense, or found yourself feeling a little lost? This Sunday, Tyrean Martinson explores John 14:1–14, when the disciples wrestle with that same question as Jesus speaks about where He is going and how they can follow. When Thomas honestly asks, “How can we know the ...
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The parable emphasizes proactive service over passive inaction and encourages individuals to take risks and use their skills to make a positive impact, rather than hoarding them out of fear. Many read this story in isolation and walk away thinking it’s all about working hard or facing judgment. However, when we read the parable ...
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It was the night before Jesus was crucified, and all the disciples were leaning in to listen as their beloved rabbi taught them one last lesson. But suddenly something dramatic happened: Judas, one of their own number, abruptly got up and disappeared into the night. Why did Judas abandon Jesus, and what does his betrayal teach us about true ...
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Alright, let me just say if there is going to be foot washing—this might be the only time in church where you start wondering, “Did I pick the right socks today?” or “I probably should’ve gotten that pedicure…” Foot washing isn’t exactly something we’re used to. In fact, in our daily ...
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The resurrection of Jesus is unimaginably wonderful. It means there is real hope for the world and real hope for our lives. But that hope is based on an extraordinary claim: roughly 2,000 years ago, a man named Jesus of Nazareth rose from the dead. What would it mean if that really happened? And how do we know that it really happened? This ...
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The Triumphal Entry of Jesus is laden with Old Testament types and shadows that identify Him as the prophesied Messiah, King, and sacrificial Lamb, moving from public adoration toward his imminent Passion. These are the messages that Paul said are “dim reflections of reality” in I Cor 13. On Palm Sunday, Michael Zeitner invites ...
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To anticipate the celebration of Easter and the resurrection, Michael Bouterse continues a two-part series on revival from the Old Testament book of Haggai. One of the great maladies affecting the Israelites of Haggai’s day was cynicism—which today is the spirit of our age. In this Sunday’s message on Haggai 2, we’ll see ...
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At Easter, God revived Jesus when He raised Him from the dead. But what about the church? How does God revive His people, even when they’ve strayed? For the next two weeks, Michael Bouterse helps prepare us for Easter by teaching on revival from the Old Testament book of Haggai. In this Sunday’s message on Haggai 1, we’ll see ...
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Paul concludes the letter to the Ephesians with a warning: we have an enemy. This Sunday Michael Bouterse teaches on what the Bible says about spiritual warfare based on Ephesians6:10-24, an eye-opening, courage-infusing passage about how through Jesus we can have victory over the powers of darkness.
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Wives, submit to your husbands! Children, obey your parents! Slaves, obey your masters! Wait ... what? Can this scripture really teach us about Christ-like relationships in 2026? On Sunday, Matt Misterek unpacks Ephesians 5:21-6:9 and tries to unlock the Apostle Paul's "profound mystery" for a present-day audience.
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This Sunday we continue in Ephesians – the message changes focus to what each of us needs to do – as Christians. How do we grow in our faith? Paul has direct and convicting versus – and very disappointingly we find out that there is no EASY BUTTON we can use. We’ll unpack that idea on Sunday.
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This Ash Wednesday, come hear a message that focuses on repentance as a hopeful turning – a sacred opportunity to begin again under God’s Grace as we are confronted with human limits yet reassures us of Divine love. Let us remember who we are, fragile yet cherished. Let us draw from Joel’s call to return to God and listen with ...
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Attractional churches, liturgical churches, megachurches, house churches—today the number of models for church seems endless. Thankfully, Scripture lays out its own blueprint for what a healthy church looks like. This Sunday Michael Bouterse teaches on Ephesians 4:1-16 to explore how the gospel can shape a group of imperfect Christ ...
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This week Michael Bouterse continues our study of Ephesians by teaching on Paul's longest prayer in Scripture. Our lives are beset with any number of problems. But Paul shows us that behind all our problems there's really only one problem—and in Ephesians 3:14-21 he prays for the solution. This Sunday, we'll discover ...
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Ephesians speaks of a mystery once hidden and now revealed— the unsearchable riches of Christ. As we walk through this passage verse by verse, we’re invited to trust God’s work among us and to live as a people being built together for His glory.
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Because of Christ, we are no longer strangers standing in transition, but a family being transformed together into God's dwelling place. Come and learn how the Gospel doesn't just explain who we are but how it reforms how we live together, especially in seasons when God is rebuilding, redefining, and drawing His people closer than before.
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Many of us understand grace as a theological position. And it is delightfully that. Undeserved, Unending, Unearned, Unwavering grace is God's inexhaustible love and absolute acceptance of us, coupled with his unabashed delight in us. Grace brings us adoption into God's family, a new identity, a new life, new power, new capacity, and ...
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Get ready to discover our true identity and our place in God's grand, unifying plan – this Sunday, we launch a long-awaited deep dive into the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. This power-packed epistle contains the penultimate statement on what the Gospel really means – salvation by grace ...
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Come, Let Us Adore Jesus, our hope hope at The One Hope Christmas Eve Worship Service!
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This Sunday we finish our study on the life of David – and we learn that taking a census has some interesting ramifications. It will not be an easy task to tie the fourth Sunday of Advent in with a plague that kills 70,000 Israelites. Pride, Judgement, Mercy and Atonement are all on display as we cover 2 Samuel the ...
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How does the utterly dysfunctional father-and-son story of David and Absalom fit into the Advent season? How do Absalom's bad hair day and David's "bad heir" day prepare us for Christ's coming? Find out Sunday as Matt Misterek gives the penultimate message in One Hope's Life of David series.
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During a season of peace, David turned to praise and worship. What does that look like for us during this season for our church?
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What do Anakin Skywalker, Boromir, and Edmund Pevensie all have in common with King David? How does these characters contrast with Saruman, Humpty Dumpty, and Anna Karenina? And will James Wilborn be able to make it through a sermon without a single pop-culture or Tolkien reference? Join us this Sunday where these mysteries ...
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Join us on Christ the King Sunday as we welcome Steven Wagner and young adults from the Awaken Project, who are discerning God's will for their lives. Steven will continue our study of David, preaching about how the newly anointed king "danced before the Lord with all his might." (2 Samuel Chapter 6)
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Have you stepped outside and noticed what’s going on recently? The warm summer days are now in our past, the nights are getting longer, the leaves on the trees have morphed into beautiful grandeur, and signs of winter are beginning to be apparent. The seasons are changing and with that comes a transformation of nature around us. Join us ...
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Ever been tempted to react out of anger? This Sunday, we will see how one wise woman's courage stopped a soon to be king from making a huge mistake. Don't miss out on this awesome true story and life application of when God places someone in your life, between anger and mercy.
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The Power of Worship: From David’s Psalms to Jesus our King of kings, we explore how to worship, how it shapes us, and discuss why we worship.
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In this final sermon by Peter he shared 10 of his top memories from the last 13 years and why he is so grateful for One Hope Church.
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You have heard of Robin Hood and his merry men? Well in this message Peter gave his final message at Ocean5 on David and his mighty men. And he also shared about what's next for him and Sandy and also the great plans that are in place for One Hope in the coming months.
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Michael Schmitz gives an update on where we are in the call process.
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As an off the chart introvert, I would like to tell you that we don't really need people and that friendships are optional. Years ago I learned the hard way that this is simply not true. But why is it not true? Sunday we will be looking at the greatest friendship in the Bible but also at the theological reason friendships ...
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What is the main lesson from the story of David and Goliath? The bigger they are the harder they fall? If you have the faith of David you can face the giants in the your life? Those may be true things, but they are not the main point of the story. What is the main lesson? Find out Sunday at One Hope Church!
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In 1 Samuel 16:1-13, David is anointed by the Prophet Samuel to be the next king of Israel. But then David goes back to tending his flocks for months (maybe years). And then when he does become Israel's hero, he is on the run for over a decade before he actually becomes the true king of the land. Why the delay? Find ...
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Mark Sims gives an update on where we are in the call process.
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He's a warrior, a hero, a great statesman and prolific songwriter. Who am I talking about? No, not your pastor. But good guess. We're talking about King David, and on Sunday we start a new series called "The Life of David" as we look at one of the three most important figures in the Old Testament and ...
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In this message Peter wraps up both our Acts series and our year-long through the Bible trilogy!
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Join us this Sunday as Matt, Mia, Tyrean and Peter share about their recent Mongolia Mission Trip and how they experienced the book of Acts as we've been studying the book of Acts.
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Mark Hooper preaches on Acts 18:18-28 which introduces us to a rich cast of early church characters.
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Mark Hooper gives an update on where we are in the call process with special emphasis on congregational profile that is being presented to potential candidates.
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Megan Churness preaches on Acts 17:16-34 and Paul's famous sermon on Mars Hill. Megan also shares a bit about her missionary work on the campus of Western Washington University and surrounding colleges.
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Think of all the beautiful cathedrals in Europe and the rich history of Christianity on the European continent. On Sunday we read of how it all began. Acts 16 records the very first church plant in Europe! And it all happened because God said "no".
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What would the church be without council meetings?! Turns out even the early church had them. Join us this Sunday as we look at Acts 15 and ask two important questions and land on two important principles that flow out of this first great council of the church.
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This Sunday... a detailed report on Peter & Sandy's First Non-Missionary journey this summer! And maybe we'll say a few things about Paul's First Missionary Journey too...
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On Sunday, Joel Price filled in last minute and shared five Holy Spirit inspired sermon points! What are they? Listen to find out.
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Mark Sims gives an update on where we are in the call process.
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