worship at hope is centered on honoring God and responding to His love and grace, particularly as revealed in Jesus Christ and through the Bible. A typical worship service involves several key components:

• Reading and Preaching God's Word: The Bible is central. In it’s reading and preaching we endeavor to explain the text's meaning and apply its truths to the lives of the congregation. This is seen as a primary way God speaks to His people.

• Prayer: Worshippers communicate with God collectively. Prayers often include elements of praise and adoration, confession of sin, thanksgiving for God's blessings, and requests (supplication) for the needs of individuals, the church, and the world.

• Singing: Music is a vital expression of worship. Congregations join together in singing hymns, psalms, and spiritual songs that declare God's attributes, recount His deeds, express faith and devotion, and encourage one another. At hope these are often contemporary in nature.

• Giving: Offering financial contributions (tithes and offerings) is considered an act of worship, expressing gratitude for God's provision, acknowledging His ownership of everything, and supporting the church's ministry and mission.

Together, these elements form a rhythm of worship where believers engage with God through His Word, respond in prayer and song, and offer their resources as an act of devotion and stewardship.