Mount Hope | Burlington Campus

The best thing we will do this year is to read God's Word. This is often easier said and wished for, than done. Is there a particular way or time we are to read God's word? Join us as we talk about reading God's word.

The best thing you will do this year is pray. We all pray, but do we know why and how to pray the right way. Join us as we look deeper into Jesus' way of prayer.

We all strive to be the best that God has called us to be. However, it is easier said than done. Sometimes our public persona is very different than what happens behind closed doors. What can we do so that we are genuine in our public and private lives? What is the best thing we can do this year to remedy this? Join us as we kick of our new series for 2017 called, "The Best Thing You Will Do This Year..."

For our Christmas Service, we are joined by a special guest today. Listen in as we celebrate Christmas together.

The Christmas story is a familiar story to many of us, but sometimes, too familiar. Is the story factually true? Or is it like many of the other stories we hear around Christmas time?

Paul closes out the final chapter in the book of Romans by personally greeting his closest friends. But he does have one final warning for them. Join us to find out what Paul has to say, as we close out our "Free | The Book of Romans" series.

We often make plans for our lives. From what we should have for dinner this week to what career path we should take, we plan! Sometimes, these plans do not quite work out the way we hope they do. How do we as Christians respond in such moments? Join us as Paul tells us of his own changed plans.

Every now and then you and I come across people in the church that we may not agree with wholeheartedly. Some we may not see eye to eye at all. How do respond to such differences? How do we live out our Christian life with those we do not agree with? Listen in as we explore Paul's thoughts on the matter.

Have you ever come across people who have told you to do something or to avoid something else so that you may please God? What are the rules to live by? How do we decide what's important to our salvation and what's not? Listen in as we look at Paul's take on the topic.

We are fortunate to live in a country where we have a voice in the way our government is run. Given the leadership we have in place, what is our Christian response to those that come into power?

In life, we do well when we treat our friends honorably. But what does the Bible have to say about treating those we consider enemies or even frenemies? Listen in as we examine Paul's perspective on this issue.

We know that we all have gifts given to us by God, but to what end? What is the purpose of these gifts and how do we use them? LIsten in as we look at Paul's take on the topic in our new series "Repurposed Relationships."

Join us today as we talk about the "why, how, and who" of our missions approach at Mount Hope.

In a world of confusing messages regarding Muslims, how do we as Christians maintain a biblical perspective about Muslims. How do we reach them with the Gospel?

As we seek to live truly repurposed lives, we soon realize that it is impossible to do so without knowing God's will. How do we know God's plan for our lives? Join us today as we explore what it means to know God's will for our lives.

As we seek to live repurposed lives, how do we do that? Who or what accomplishes this transformation? Are you responsible for it or God? Listen in as we explore these questions in our RePurposed Series.

As we seek to live repurposed lives, the question then is what does that life look? Who is this life modeled after? Find out in this installment of our RePurposed Series.

Have you ever watched one of those shows where they take something that's old and beat up and repurpose it to something of value and purpose? How does that apply to our lives? What does a repurposed life look like? Join us in this series "Living a RePurposed Life" as we explore Paul's word to the church.

If salvation is really for anyone who calls on the name of the Lord, what about those people we are not so sure about? Listen in as we grapple with that question today.

Paul emphasizes that everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved. If that is the case, why isn't everyone we know saved and living the Christian life? How do we account for all the people who do not even know Christ? Listen in as we address this very topic in this installment of the FREE Series.