This week on the podcast, Pastor James joins us for a Staff Interview episode and answers all our fun "rapid fire" questions. Hear about his life, background, passions, what he's reading and what he loves about HOPE.

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What does it mean to actively wait in a season of transition or when we find ourselves in the wilderness with God?

On this special episode, Pastor Jeff and Pastor James join Communications Director Ashley Black to discuss the significant leadership transition at Hope Church, reflecting on the nature of transition as "when what is is becoming what was and what's next is becoming what is."

They offer encouragement to anyone going through a major transition in their own lives with the gentle reminder that "God isn't in a hurry, so you don't need to be either."

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As Pastor Jeff prepares to transition out of the role of Lead Pastor of HOPE at the end of June, we're speaking with him today about a few things he's learned along the way, specifically what makes a church well-positioned for growth. Take a listen!

NOTES:

• Quote from episode:
  • "Don’t even entertain the idea of separating yourself from your brothers and sisters, whether or not they agree with your opinions. Don’t assume someone is wrong or sinful just because they don’t believe what you do or don’t accept your perspective. That kind of thinking leads to division; every time we act that way, we teach others to do the same against us." - John Wesley

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Thanks for being a part of the HOPE community as we continue conversations about faith and hope! You can learn more at meethope.org or find us on socials @meethopechurch. Join in for worship on Sundays at meethope.online.church! Have a question? Contact us at podcast@meethope.org.

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