Gospel Hope

Sometimes God blesses us before we obey, sometimes he blesses us WHILE we obey.

(Luke 17:11-19)

All the deliverers of the past were meant to point us to THE Deliverer to come.

(Esther 8-10)

We are made to worship, not to be worshipped.

(Esther 5:9-7:10)

When considering a risk, we should be considering “does this help God?” and “does this help other people?”

(Esther 4:13-5:8)

Our faith in God must be greater than our fear of the future.

(Esther 3-4 )

God's activity is not limited by our awareness.

(Esther 1-2)

Heroic faith continues to believe that God will do exactly what He says he will do.

(Hebrews 11:32-40)

What you are looking at has a direct impact to how you live. 

(Matthew 6:22-23)

Biblical faith acknowledges God’s power despite any challenge

(Hebrews 11:23-31)

Prepare for what is yet coming to pass.

(Hebrews 11:20-22)

The engine of sacrifice runs on the fuel of faith.

(Hebrews 11:17-19)

We must believe that God will provide us with a lasting home.

(Hebrews 11:8-16)

The mission must multiply.

(1 Corinthians 9:19-27)

God commends those who put their faith in him.

(Hebrews 11:4-5)

We must have faith in God to be rewarded by God.

(Hebrews 11:1-3, 6)

The Christian life is a team sport.

(Philippians 2:1-2)

The Church’s diversity declares God’s accessibility.

(Ephesians 2:11-22)

We must embrace our identity as children of God, living with hope and holiness.

(1 John 3:1-3)

The harmony of manhood and womanhood composes the fullest symphony of God’s character.

(Genesis 1:26-28)

We must embrace our brokenness and experience hope.

(Genesis 3:17-19)

Our temptation is to only marvel at the masterpiece. May we also learn to marvel at the Maker.

(Genesis 1:26-27)

God created man and woman to bear his image in the world.

(Genesis 1:26-27)

Brave people do not avoid the burdens of life, they acknowledge their burdens to God

(Mark 14:32-42)

True wisdom says, “It is best to obey God." Counterfeit wisdom says, “It is best to be god.”

(Proverbs 2:1-15)

We must let Jesus tell us what is “good enough for God”

(Mark 10:17-30)

God’s intent for His house is that it would be an inviting place for all people for the purpose of participating in corporate, authentic, heartfelt prayer in an atmosphere of reverence.

(Mark 11:15-19)

Jesus is never bothered by our burdens.

(Mark 6:30-44)

Guest preacher Dhati Lewis preaches on Mark 6:1-6.

Jesus delights to work on behalf of those who believe.

Effective disciple-making involves sincere faith rooted in the Christ-centered Word of God.

(2 Timothy 1:3-7, 3:14-17)

Jesus is passionate about people.

(Mark 3:1-6)

What you thirst for will demand your obedience.

Guest Pastor Kenny Grant speaks at Gospel Hope's 7 year anniversary.

If you miss Jesus, you miss everything.

(Mark 2:1-12)

Jesus is moved by our suffering.

(Mark 1:39-45)

Through his resurrection, Jesus showed his supremacy over death.

1 Corinthians 15:50-58

Good Friday sermon by Ben Canfield

Christ's resurrection reverses what was broken by Adam.

1 Corinthians 15:35-49

The resurrection is foundational to our faith and life. 

(1 Corinthians 15:12-34)

Jesus empowers his people to do serve in his strength

(1 Corinthians 15:10-11)

The Gospel is God reversing the effects of sin's curse.

(1 Corinthians 15:1-9)

The Lord assures protection for those that seek refuge in him.

(Psalm 32)

Since God saved us to use us as kingdom of priests mediating His saving grace to the world, you and I must continually pray for our hearts to surrender to the mission of God's kingdom.

(Psalm 67)

The Psalms are a tour bus for our communion with God.

(Psalm 100)

We must fight for family.

(Genesis 3:8-12)

Our mission is multiplication.

(2 Timothy 2:1-7)

The Gospel is the only thing that can glue people together in a way that makes them forget they were once fragmented.

(2 Timothy 1:15-18)

The Gospel is meant to be unleashed.

(2 Timothy 1:8-14 )

Don’t ever lose your sense of anticipation for God’s move in your life.

(Luke 2:22-35)

God’s plan anticipates both our greatest need and our most granular needs.

(Luke 2:1-15)

We must magnify Jesus for the salvation he brings.

(Luke 1:46-55)

While we are waiting for deliverance, we must trust the Deliverer.

(Luke 1:56-80)

When we give, we are not only meeting a need, but we are also planting a seed.

(2 Corinthians 9:6-15)

God’s love is not sentiment but sacrifice.

(2 Corinthians 9:1-5)

A confident hope for a hostile world that leads to compassionate mission is created and sustained by the daily influence of the Word of God.

(John 15:18-16:33)

When we give graciously, we are not just collecting an offering we also connecting in unity.

(2 Corinthians 8:16-24)

The Lord' grace is intended to create an interdependency between His people and ultimate dependency on Him.

(2 Corinthians 8:8-15)

Our generosity is fueled by God's grace.

(2 Corinthians 8:1-7)

Join us this week for a non-traditional Sunday morning service focused on communal prayer.

A devotion to God's will demands a demotion of my own.

(2 Kings 1-2)

We need people in our lives that facilitate a pursuit of holiness, not just the pursuit of happiness.

(1 Kings 21)

The Lord desires to lead us in both the large and small moments of life.

(1 Kings 19:9-18)

The Lord is very faithful even when we are very fearful.

(1 Kings 18:41-19:8)

What have we added to our faith that is making it lukewarm and diluted?

(1 Kings 18:20-40)

Faith in the Lord should cause us to regularly reevaluate our fears.

(1 Kings 18:1-19)

Unless the Lord builds the house, they labor in vain who build it.

(Psalm 127:1-4)

We must bring our desperation to God.

(1 Kings 17:17-23)

What God commands, he also enables.

(1 Kings 17:1-16)

The Christian life is a team sport.

(1 Corinthians 12:12-26)

The Lord is calling us UP and OUT.

(1 John 2:12-17)

Our work is both a walk and a warfare.

(2 Corinthians 10:3-6)

The Church must fight to ensure the Devil doesn't make our diversity divisive.

(1 Corinthians 1:10-17)

The Lord is not drawn to our demonstrations of strength but to our declarations of weakness.

(Romans 16)

The local church ought to be motivated by its connection to the eternal and Global Church.

(Hebrews 12:1-2)

Part of the Church's beauty is its diversity.

(Ephesians 2:11-13)

Those who treasure the Gospel, treasure Jesus.

(Mark 14:3-9)

Eve’s legacy is not the catastrophic fall in the Garden but the historic victory at Calvary.

It is possible to see Him clearly, without seeing Him completely.

(Mark8:31-38)

The Good News comes to reveal my brokenness and give hopefulness.

(Mark10:17-31)

When the Gospel becomes good news, it produces great change.

(Mark1:14-38)

The coming of Christ is good news!

(Mark 1:1-9)

We need to FULLY trust God’s work for us.

(Romans 4:22-25)

The Kingdom of God: God’s sovereign activity in the world results in people being in the right relationship with Himself.

We must fight for faith. (Joshua 23-24)

We must live on call.

Courageous faith must be married to consistent follow through.

(Joshua 10)

A servant’s heart values “thy kingdom come” over “my kingdom come."

(Joshua 7-8)

Feel like life is uncertain, and you don't know where God is taking you? Then, listen to these 3 steps on having faith when you don't know what's ahead.

God's past faithfulness is a reminder that He will continue to be faithful.

(Joshua 3-4)

Courageous faith has a foundation.

(Joshua 1-2)

Kingdom-First People should always look for ways to maximize missional momentum.

(Acts 18:1-11)

Following Jesus is not a solo project. The Christian life is a team sport.

(Acts2:43-46)

(Acts 6:1-6)

Only the kingdom counts.

Our identity is meant to drive our activity.

(1 Peter 2:1-12)