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If you want to learn more about Hope Bible Church, Step 1 is your first step! Step 1 is an informal meet-and-greet where you’ll meet some of our pastors, hear about who we are as a church, and ask any questions you may have.

Course Description: The doctrine of salvation, otherwise known as soteriology, concerns itself with providing a biblical basis for the theological concept of salvation. In this course, participants will be exposed to the Bible’s presentation of sin, God, humanity, the atonement, and how all these come together to form a coherent picture of the Trinitarian undertaking of redeeming sinners. Students will learn about election, calling, justification, repentance, adoption, sanctification, and glorification Objectives: By the end of the course, participants will be able to: Distinguish between good and bad practices of interpretationSpot and respond to at least 3 interpretative theories that contradict a sound interpretive methodologyUnderstand and explain the main tools and methods behind a sound biblical interpretive theoryApply hermeneutical principles to personal bible reading, teaching, discipleship, and evangelismDuration - 9 weeks Prerequisites:  Introduction to Theology or Introduction to the Bible

If you want to learn more about Hope Bible Church, Step 1 is your first step! Step 1 is an informal meet-and-greet where you’ll meet some of our pastors, hear about who we are as a church, and ask any questions you may have.

Course Description: We know that the Bible is the greatest-selling book of all time. In addition to this, the Bible has served as the cornerstone of Western civilization, and its precepts have had long-lasting effects for hundreds of generations. In this course, we will study what the Bible is. We will aim to address basic questions about the origin and history of the Bible, the divine qualities of the Bible, the content of the Bible, and the purpose of the Bible. Objectives: By the end of the eight-week course, participants will be able to: Comprehend the general contents of the BibleGrasp the historical origin and development of the BibleDefend the Christian understanding of the Bible as God’s WordArticulate the unified storyline and major themes of the BibleRead the Bible and apply its contents for personal spiritual growthPrerequisites:  None *If the cost of the class presents any difficulty, please feel free to reach out to us at [email protected]. We would be happy to offer assistance.

We know we have some Hope Family members who love playing sports. We want to invite you to Hope Sports, every Sunday night here at the church. The night begins at 7:30 PM, and we will play either volleyball or soccer. There is no cost, all you have to do is show up and be age 14 or up! This is an informal time of fun and fellowship, even if you don’t play sports, feel free to still come out and watch. For more information, you can check out the Hope Sports Facebook page.

Men's Group Life exists to bring men of all walks and ages together weekly, for collective devotional time and prayer, followed by small group time. In these leader-facilitated small groups, men will engage in intentional study the Word of God, Bible based prayer together, and engage in fellowship for accountability and sanctification. Please note that you must register to join a men's group.

The Practical Theology 8 week classes are based on a curriculum prayerfully and collaboratively developed in-house by our Hope Soul Care team over the past several years. In this class you will experience live teaching and participate in breakout groups that will help us explore how God's word can be powerfully applied in our daily experience of suffering, in our daily battle against sin, and in our daily pursuit of holiness. Practical Theology 1 focuses specifically on suffering, sin and repentance and our daily pursuit of holiness. Practical Theology 2 builds on the foundation laid in PT 1 and looks at what it looks like to walk in the Lord in faith as we pursue humility, contentment, peace, love, joy, gratitude and hope. The required prerequisites for Practical Theology 1 include Following Jesus, Heart Resurgence, or other Hope classes / ministry involvement  (i.e. Men's Ministry, Women's Ministry, Hope Institute classes). Please email [email protected] for more information or if you are unclear about prerequisites. Please Note: Practical Theology 1 is the required prerequisite for taking Practical Theology 2. The printed curriculum is $50. The book contains the content for both Practical Theology 1 and 2, so no additional purchases are required as you will have purchased the book for Practical Theology 1. If you require a new book or an additional book the cost will be $50.

Registered women gather weekly in facilitated small groups, focused on the study of God's Word and care for one another through prayer, service and fellowship.  Tuesday Mornings: 9:30-11:30 am (childcare option; registration required).

Registered women gather weekly in facilitated small groups, focused on the study of God's Word and care for one another through prayer, service and fellowship. Tuesday Evenings: 7:00-9:00 pm (no childcare option).

“The path away from addiction has been laid by a God who is full of surprises, who faithfully pursues those enslaved even though they have deliberately avoided him. God's Word offers hope, and that hope is the basis of Crossroads: A Step-by-Step Guide Away from Addiction" -Crossroads Study.  Join us any time for Recovery Groups, no registration needed.  For more information or any questions please contact George at [email protected] or 905-827-4888 ext 202.