Dr. Matt Hook | Profile

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Join date: Jun 24, 2025

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Matt Hook is the Senior Pastor at Huron River Methodist. This involves preaching and mutual discipleship with others, which is doing life together and providing as many ministry opportunities for as many people as possible. He loves God and loves people, and in this role he get to do both! And, he gets to come alongside people as God is transforming their lives. He loves the people, the post . Yes, we have an amazing campus that points us to God through His creation, but the people and what they do for others and how much they care about one another and people in need who have yet to know about Christ is the best thing.

Posts (22)

Feb 18, 2026 ∙ 4 min

Moving From Almost ready to Entirely Ready: Breaking Free from Spiritual Procrastination

Have you ever found yourself saying "I'm almost ready" when it comes to making important changes in your life? Whether it's forgiving someone who hurt you, breaking a destructive habit, or fully surrendering your life to God, many of us live in what could be called "the land of almost." What Makes the Graveyard the Richest Place on Earth? The richest spot on the planet isn't a gold mine or a wealthy city - it's the graveyard. Buried there are inventions that were almost ready but never...

Feb 11, 2026 ∙ 4 min

The Life-Changing Power of Step Five: Why Confession Transforms Everything

In a world where we carefully curate our image and hide our struggles, there's a profound truth that could change everything: we are as sick as our secrets. Step Five of the 12-step program reveals a powerful principle that goes far beyond addiction recovery - it's about finding true freedom through radical honesty. What Is Step Five and Why Does It Matter? Step Five states: "We admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs." This isn't about sharing...

Feb 4, 2026 ∙ 5 min

Making a Fearless Moral Inventory: Why Step 4 of Recovery Is the Mirror We Need

Have you ever wondered why it's so easy to spot problems in other people's lives but so difficult to examine your own? This challenge becomes even more pronounced when we're trying to grow spiritually and address our deepest struggles. What Does It Mean to Make a Moral Inventory? Step 4 of the recovery process asks us to make "a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves." Think of it like Marie Kondo's approach to tidying up, but for your spiritual life. Just as you might pile all...