Hope is central to our identity as Christians. Just as our bodiesneed food, our souls need hope, and the supreme hope is found in arelationship with Jesus Christ. How does that relationship become realto us? In this book and 4-week study, readers are guided on a formativepath of understanding who God is and who they are as God’s children. Citizens of Hope is part of The Basics Series.

An invitation into a more faithful and profound understanding of Christian hope. An excellent resource for small groups, Sunday school, individual meditation, and both new and maturing disciples of Jesus.—Janice Riggle Huie, Bishop of the Texas Conference of The United Methodist Church

A hope-filled description of what it means to be followers of Jesus Christ and a reminder of how God is at work in every aspect of our Christian journey. I commend this book to individuals and groups seeking to know how to walk as a citizen of hope in our Twenty-first-century world.—Amy Valdez Barker, Executive Secretary, Connectional Table of The United Methodist Church

Hope is central to our identity as Christians. Just as our bodiesneed food, our souls need hope, and the supreme hope is found in arelationship with Jesus Christ. How does that relationship become realto us? In this book and 4-week study, readers are guided on a formativepath of understanding who God is and who they are as God’s children. Citizens of Hope is part of The Basics Series.

An invitation into a more faithful and profound understanding of Christian hope. An excellent resource for small groups, Sunday school, individual meditation, and both new and maturing disciples of Jesus.—Janice Riggle Huie, Bishop of the Texas Conference of The United Methodist Church

A hope-filled description of what it means to be followers of Jesus Christ and a reminder of how God is at work in every aspect of our Christian journey. I commend this book to individuals and groups seeking to know how to walk as a citizen of hope in our Twenty-first-century world.—Amy Valdez Barker, Executive Secretary, Connectional Table of The United Methodist Church

Hope is central to our identity as Christians. Just as our bodiesneed food, our souls need hope, and the supreme hope is found in arelationship with Jesus Christ. How does that relationship become realto us? In this book and 4-week study, readers are guided on a formativepath of understanding who God is and who they are as God’s children. Citizens of Hope is part of The Basics Series.

An invitation into a more faithful and profound understanding of Christian hope. An excellent resource for small groups, Sunday school, individual meditation, and both new and maturing disciples of Jesus.—Janice Riggle Huie, Bishop of the Texas Conference of The United Methodist Church

A hope-filled description of what it means to be followers of Jesus Christ and a reminder of how God is at work in every aspect of our Christian journey. I commend this book to individuals and groups seeking to know how to walk as a citizen of hope in our Twenty-first-century world.—Amy Valdez Barker, Executive Secretary, Connectional Table of The United Methodist Church