
A weekly message from Hope Community Church, located in Downtown Minneapolis, MN.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 1006 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | |||

The night before the cross, Jesus tells his closest friends they’ll all abandon him. Peter insists he never will. Hours later, in a garden called Gethsemane, Jesus falls to the ground in anguish while those same friends fall asleep. Why was Jesus so ... more
This special episode is a bonfire conversation with Hope’s founders and longtime staff, recorded for our 30th anniversary.
Thirty years ago, 14 people from a young marrieds Sunday school class sat in a living room wondering what this thing called H... more
The Last Supper is one of the most memorable and iconic paintings ever painted, and it depicts the last time Jesus would eat a meal before his crucifixion. This week, we take a deeper dive into that night, and aim to make this familiar event shock us... more
In this passage from Mark 14, a woman walks into a dinner party and breaks open a jar of (very!) expensive perfume pouring all of it on Jesus. Some respond with indignation stating, “Why this waste?!” In response, Jesus alludes to another broken jar,... more
Today’s passage from Mark 13 is one of the strangest, most anxiety-riddled chapters in all the
Gospels. Many Christians may seek peace through decoding present realities. But is that how Jesus directs us?
If not, how do we find peace amid the chaos... more
We’ve been looking at the difficult topic of Jesus First: Engaging Christ, Engaging the world. This week, we will look at a familiar passage (the parable of the good Samaritan) as a spring board to get super practical about how all of this affects ou... more
Party loyalty says pick a side. Cancel culture says burn the bridge. But before either of those had a claim on us, the love of Christ already did. Truly, he is the only one strong enough to hold together unity amidst diversity and disagreement within... more
In this, our second message in the Jesus First series, we look to Christ so that we might look more like Christ. This means we cast off the binary approach to politics and the ideological approach of negative partisanship. Instead, the love of Christ... more
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This program features sermons from a Minneapolis church, with a strong focus on how faith intersects culture, politics, and daily life through a gospel-centered lens. Across recent episodes, themes include unity within the church, resisting binary political thinking, and applying biblical law and grace to contemporary issues. Listeners can expect thoughtful exegesis of Psalms and Gospel texts, practical exhortations for living out faith in community, open communion, and a cadence of personal stories that ground theological points in real-life experiences. A notable throughline is a commitment to gracious, non-anxious presence in contested cultural moments, while emphasizing Jesus as the central anchor for identity, culture, and civic life. ... more
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