Luke Myers - Family Pastor of Hope Church
Luke Myers serves as Associate Pastor of Family Ministries at Hope Church in Fort Worth, Texas. Having grown up at Hope Church, Luke left Texas to attend Kansas State University, then returned home after college and joined Hope’s staff in 2023.
Luke is passionate about coming alongside parents as they raise the next generation. His ministry is built on a simple conviction: shepherding people to know God's ways. He wants to help families understand those ways and put them into practice throughout every stage of a child’s development—from birth through high school graduation.
At Hope Church, Luke oversees the church’s family ministries, including nursery, preschool, elementary, and student ministries for grades 6–12. He also partners with campus ministers to help reach college students. By bringing those ministries together under a unified approach, Luke works to help parents and church leaders intentionally shape the perspectives, values, and behaviors of children and students as they grow toward adulthood and a faith of their own.
Luke earned a bachelor’s degree in finance from Kansas State University and a Master of Divinity from Northwest College and Seminary in Canada. He is also a graduate of the Antioch Project, the ministry training program of the 17:6 Network, where he now mentors others preparing for ministry.
Luke is married to Lindsay, and they have three children. He loves sports; he is a baller, and he is rarely too busy to offer a fist bump or high-five.
Luke is passionate about coming alongside parents as they raise the next generation. His ministry is built on a simple conviction: shepherding people to know God's ways. He wants to help families understand those ways and put them into practice throughout every stage of a child’s development—from birth through high school graduation.
At Hope Church, Luke oversees the church’s family ministries, including nursery, preschool, elementary, and student ministries for grades 6–12. He also partners with campus ministers to help reach college students. By bringing those ministries together under a unified approach, Luke works to help parents and church leaders intentionally shape the perspectives, values, and behaviors of children and students as they grow toward adulthood and a faith of their own.
Luke earned a bachelor’s degree in finance from Kansas State University and a Master of Divinity from Northwest College and Seminary in Canada. He is also a graduate of the Antioch Project, the ministry training program of the 17:6 Network, where he now mentors others preparing for ministry.
Luke is married to Lindsay, and they have three children. He loves sports; he is a baller, and he is rarely too busy to offer a fist bump or high-five.