Hope Fellowship Teaching Podcast

Often in life, it can feel as though God cannot see what you're going through, and even if He did, He wouldn't like what He would find. In this message, we learn that this is far from the truth. Join us as we reflect on Jesus meeting with the woman at the well.

In this message, we learn how God is our life source! No matter what difficulties we are facing, we can learn to trust God as our provider and follow Him with faith and trust instead of suspicion.

In the first week of our new series, "I Shall Not Want," you will learn key insights to help you navigate your spiritual journey. These include following God, managing distractions in your faith, and recommitting to the vision God has for your life.

This week, we finish off our series "Family Matters" by answering your questions! Pastor John and Pastor Broc walk us through how to honor God in all of our relationships. They focus on marriage and families, reminding us how discipleship starts in the home. Join us to receive practical advice on seeking relational peace with those around us.

This week in our series "Family Matters," we focused on discipleship, discipline, and direction in parenting. We were reminded that the most important role of a parent is to disciple their children in faith, starting at home. As parents, we are called to lead our children towards a Christ-centered life.

Elyse Mahan, a guest speaker at Hope Fellowship Church, is known for her impactful teachings on family and forgiveness. She dives into the story of Jacob and Esau, emphasizing that while the past can shape us, our freedom lies in our choices. Listen as she shares personal anecdotes about overcoming childhood disappointments and navigating complex family dynamics. Elyse illustrates the transformative journey of forgiveness, urging listeners to release resentment and embrace grace for deeper connections with loved ones.

In the first week of our new sermon series, Family Matters, we dove into the challenges of maintaining a healthy, long-lasting marriage. We explored the importance of awareness of the enemy’s tactics, recognizing natural traps, and developing healthy spiritual and relational habits. We emphasized the need for constant growth, forgiveness, and love to protect and strengthen marriages through life's difficulties. Join us in learning how to overcome obstacles and build a stronger foundation for your family’s future.

This week in our series "Ekklesia," we explore God's heart of compassion as revealed throughout scripture. We see that God is slow to anger, rich in love, and full of mercy. Jesus demonstrated this compassion through His love for sinners, the weak, those in need, and the marginalized. His actions set the standard for how we, as the church, should respond to a hurting world. We were challenged to reflect Christ's love in every interaction and be a church known for its compassion. Join us as we dive into the power of God’s unfailing love and the call to be a people of grace and mercy.

During the second week in our Series "Ekklesia," we talked about the importance of community and fellowship, drawing inspiration from the early church as depicted in Acts 2:42-47. We were encouraged to engage in community through participation in group activities, shared interests, and dedicated prayer, mirroring the early church's devotion to teachings, mutual support, and joyful generosity. When we commit to following Jesus' teachings and live out our faith in supportive and connected fellowship, we can deepen our relationship with God and others.

In week one of our new series, “Ekklesia," we explored the foundation of the church as a community of Jesus' followers dedicated to worship, teaching, fellowship, and mission. We reflected on the early church’s imperfections and challenges. Despite these challenges, we saw that God can work through any church's flaws. We were challenged to be bold, powerful witnesses of Jesus’ message through both words and actions by living our lives with integrity, humility, and unity - so that all people will come to know Jesus.