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 (43)

Oct 14, 2026 ∙ 5 min

Pharaoh Brain vs. God's Kingdom: Two Ways of Seeing Human Worth

What is a human being actually worth? That question sits at the center of one of the most important tensions in the Christian life. Exodus 5 brings two radically different answers into sharp collision, and the one you believe shapes everything about how you live, how you treat others, and who you ultimately serve. What Does It Mean to Have "Pharaoh Brain"? Pharaoh brain is a way of seeing the world where someone's worth is tied directly to their usefulness. Can you produce? Can I use you? Are...

Sep 30, 2026 ∙ 6 min

What Does It Mean to Encounter God? Lessons from Moses and the Burning Bush

An ordinary day. An ordinary job. An extraordinary interruption. The story of Moses at the burning bush in Exodus 3 is one of the most powerful passages in all of Scripture, and it has everything to say about how God still works in ordinary lives today. Why Exodus Still Matters for Your Life Today Exodus is not primarily about Moses or Pharaoh. It is about the God who frees us. It is about leaving an unacceptable situation in search of something better. Life itself is a journey in search of...

Sep 23, 2026 ∙ 6 min

What God Does Through Overlooked People: Lessons from Exodus 2

Exodus 2 tells the story of a baby, a basket, and a God who is always working even when no one seems to notice. It is a chapter full of unnamed people, quiet faithfulness, and a reminder that God's greatest work often begins in the most overlooked places. Why Does God Use People Nobody Notices? Before Moses ever became Moses, there was a mom, a dad, a sister, and a brother. The Bible does not even give them names in the opening verses. Just "a man from the house of Levi" and "a Levite woman."...