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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.
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Dec 10, 2025 ∙ 4 min
Your Calendar Tells Your Story: Finding Peace in God's Rhythm
What if the most important document in your life isn't your diploma, driver's license, or bank statement? What if it's actually your calendar? Your calendar tells your story without asking permission - it reveals where your time went, what you valued, and what truly governs your life. Why Your Calendar Matters More Than You Think We often think calendars are about the future - upcoming appointments, events, and commitments. But calendars actually show us the past through the commitments we...
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Nov 26, 2025 ∙ 4 min
Your Life's Mission Hidden in Plain Sight: Discovering God's Purpose Through Isaiah 61
Have you ever noticed how some of life's most important truths are hiding right in front of us? Just like the hidden symbols in famous logos - the smiley face in Goodwill's "G" or the two people sharing chips in the Tostitos logo - God's entire dream for your life might be hidden in plain sight. What Did Jesus Choose to Read When He Announced His Mission? In all the Gospel accounts, we only have one record of Jesus reading Scripture publicly. When He stood up in the synagogue in His hometown...
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Nov 19, 2025 ∙ 5 min
You Have a Future Because of Jesus: Finding True Satisfaction in God's Mercy
Have you ever chased something so hard, only to trip and fall? Have you run after something, achieved it, and then realized it left you feeling more empty than before? A man who ran ultra marathons in the desert once said the hardest part wasn't finishing the 100-mile race through heat, blisters, and thrift. The hardest part was crossing the finish line and still feeling empty inside. What Are You Really Chasing? Take a moment to think about your life. What have you been chasing after that...
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