Hope Presbyterian Church
Wheaton, Illinois
Welcome to Hope Presbyterian Church !
…. where we strive to shine as a beacon of hope,
building a community rooted in Christ’s love and
showing God’s love to to those searching for belonging.
Join us on Sunday's at 10 am
1771 S. Wiesbrook Rd., Wheaton, Il 60189
building a community rooted in Christ’s love and
showing God’s love to to those searching for belonging.
Join us on Sunday's at 10 am
1771 S. Wiesbrook Rd., Wheaton, Il 60189
May Sermon Series
May 3 - Martyrdom of Stephen
Stephen’s story in the book of Acts powerfully exemplifies a bold, Spirit-empowered witness to the gospel that is expressed in word and deed. The account of his martyrdom in Acts 7:55–60 calls the church to acknowledge both the costly nature of serving the risen Christ and the reality of God’s presence amid suffering and injustice.
May 10 - Christ our Advocate
In this brief but powerful passage, Jesus reiterates his favorite theme: love. He also promises the Holy Spirit. Finally, Jesus emphasizes the intimate unity of Jesus, God, the Spirit, and the believer.
May 17 - Seeing the Risen and Ascended Christ
The apostle Paul, having spent time in Ephesus establishing the church and teaching the believers, is now writing a letter to them from his imprisonment in Rome. The recipients of this letter are the Ephesian Christians, a diverse group of individuals from various backgrounds who have come together in faith.
May 24 - Christ's Prayer for His Disciples
In this text, we find Jesus once again at prayer. Jesus is in conversation with his disciples, and he ends his conversation with a prayer, spoken in their presence, perhaps with the hope of having them listen in to the hopes and dreams he has for them. As he taught his disciples, once again, Jesus begins the prayer by calling on his father, as the source of his being and his power, the one to whom he addresses his requests.
May 31 - The Spirit Rests on Israel's Leaders
Moses is feeling overwhelmed by the responsibility of leading the Israelites through the wilderness. The scene unfolds with Moses gathering seventy elders of Israel at the tent of meeting, along with his brother Aaron. These elders were chosen by God to assist Moses in bearing the burden of the people. As they gather, a cloud descends upon the tent, signifying the presence of the Lord.