HOPE Tri-Cities Audio Podcast

Pastor Angel discusses surrender. Is this day 1 or 1 day?

This week Pastor Angel continues our series on Unwrapping Christmas. He talks about joy and things that bring us joy.

Pastor Angel continues our series on Unwrapping Christmas. Today's sermon is "Listen and clear the way for the Lord in your life."

Pastor Angel Continues our series on the Beatitudes. Blessed are the pure in Heart, for they will see God. Pastor Angel Discusses what purity is and why it's important.

Pastor Angel continues our series on The Beatitudes. He talks about our hunger and thirst for righteousness.

This week Pastor Troy Farley talks about prayer, meekness, and hope.

Pastor Angel continues our series on The Beatitudes, he discuses Matthew 5:4 "God blesses those who mourn, for they will be comforted."

This week our guest speaker, Pastor Ben Dixon, talks about hungering for God.

In this message, Pastor Bob talks about desert seasons and shares that "When your confidence is in Jesus, your desert season becomes a fruitful season."

Pastor Troy speaks about the fact the God has no favorites and we are all judged equally.

This Sunday, Pastor Angel continues our series through the Book of Romans: This is the Way. Pastor Angel shared that "Jesus is Lord over every aspect of our lives including our sexuality."

In this message, Pastor Bob shares that when you're in God's Waiting Room, make room for the One waiting with you. This morning, picture yourself in God's Waiting Room as we take some familiar objects and use those to remind us of God's faithfulness, presence, purpose while we are waiting.

This morning, our guest speaker Pastor Rene Hernandez from Open Heavens Christian Center, shared from 2 Chronicles 20 the five steps we can follow to trust God: Be quick to pray; Surround yourself with the community of faith; Be sensitive to the Holy Spirit; Speak words of faith; Have a heart of praise.

Today on Father's Day, Pastor Bob talks about spiritual fatherhood. You have something to share with AND learn from another generation about following Jesus.

This week Pastor Angel talks about when we know but we don't because we don't want to know.

Pastor Matt Molt from New Vintage Church shares some encouraging thoughts from God's Word to the Hope Tri-Cities family our 5th birthday for our future.

Pastor Justin Farley speaks about the importance of monuments and memorials and the never ending Love of God.

Paul begins the letter to the Roman church sharing about his confidence in the Good News. That the Good News of Jesus is the only answer to our human brokenness, guilt and shame.

Today we start a new series in the book of Romans, some argue that this book is the most important piece written in the New Testament. If you are doubting where you stand with God, or why you have a hard time finding spiritual strength to honor and keep the commandments of God, or if you struggle understanding God's purpose for your life, this letter to the Romans is also a letter to you.

Ever feel like we spend most of our life preparing for something more? Like we're constantly getting ready for whatever's next? God wants you and I to get our hearts ready, and as we get our hearts ready, He wants us to have our minds set, so when it's time to go, we're set to go! To go and do whatever he's asking us to do.

Jesus teaches us that there is one thing worth being concerned about, that is sitting at the Lord's feet. In a world that is full of distractions and vying for our attention, one thing is necessary and worth being concerned about. That is to draw close to God. Today, we lean in on one practical way to draw close to God in community with others and on our own.

This series is simple yet challenging. It's all about accepting the general call God has placed on followers of Jesus. To Find people we love and care about, Tell them what we know about Jesus and Bring them on the journey with us. The most important miracle we will witness in our lives is a life surrendered to Jesus as King of their lives. All other miracles pale in comparison to a heart coming to life, a life committed and devoted to Jesus. Today's message, Pastor Bob shares that as the body of Christ, we bring the presence of Jesus to the world. Where you are, He is!

This series is simple yet challenging. It's all about accepting the general call God has placed on followers of Jesus. To Find people we love and care about, Tell them what we know about Jesus and Bring them on the journey with us. The most important miracle we will witness in our lives is a life surrendered to Jesus as King of their lives. All other miracles pale in comparison to a heart coming to life, a life committed and devoted to Jesus. Today's message, Pastor Angel challenges us with the most important assignment we have as followers of Jesus, that is to invite people to become part of the family of God.

This series is simple yet challenging. It's all about accepting the general call God has placed on followers of Jesus. To Find people we love and care about, Tell them what we know about Jesus and Bring them on the journey with us. The most important miracle we will witness in our lives is a life surrendered to Jesus as King of their lives. All other miracles pale in comparison to a heart coming to life, a life committed and devoted to Jesus.

In this series, our aim is to challenge followers of Jesus to truly understand the purpose of the Gospel. Accepting Jesus' sacrifice on the cross was the beginning of our journey to receive love and grace and to dispense that love and grace to others. Having the courage of truly being loved and accepted (with all the good, bad and ugly in us) and extending that same love and grace towards others. ONLY WHEN we are in community, can we ask God to allow us to use the spiritual gifts that He's placed in us. Today, Pastor Angel shares "the most excellent way" to live out our lives by walking in community and using the gifts God has given us in order to bless and serve others. We are called to love people all the way, be yourself all the way, and take risks with Jesus all the way!

In this series, our aim is to challenge followers of Jesus to truly understand the purpose of the Gospel. Accepting Jesus' sacrifice on the cross was the beginning of our journey to receive love and grace and to dispense that love and grace to others. Having the courage of truly being loved and accepted (with all the good, bad and ugly in us) and extending that same love and grace towards others. ONLY WHEN we are in community, can we ask God to allow us to use the spiritual gifts that He's placed in us. Today, Pastor Angel shares that "who you are is what we need." In community, we cannot be fully ourselves with each other. We all belong to each other; we all need each other; we all bless each other.

In this series, our aim is to challenge followers of Jesus to truly understand the purpose of the Gospel. Accepting Jesus' sacrifice on the cross was the beginning of our journey to receive love and grace and to dispense that love and grace to others. Having the courage of truly being loved and accepted (with all the good, bad and ugly in us) and extending that same love and grace towards others. ONLY WHEN we are in community, can we ask God to allow us to use the spiritual gifts that He's placed in us. Today, Troy Farley shares that in community we are better together. In community, we engage as a church through genuine relationships by sharing our lives and the Gospel; we equip the church to grow in Christ through God's Word; and we empower the church to engage, equip, and empower others to know and grow in Jesus.

In this series, our aim is to challenge followers of Jesus to truly understand the purpose of the Gospel. Accepting Jesus' sacrifice on the cross was the beginning of our journey to receive love and grace and to dispense that love and grace to others. Having the courage of truly being loved and accepted (with all the good, bad and ugly in us) and extending that same love and grace towards others. ONLY WHEN we are in community, can we ask God to allow us to use the spiritual gifts that He's placed in us. Today, Pastor Angel shares that in community, we advance in our work, we gain life-giving wisdom, we receive a variety of wealth, and we gain greater ability to war.

ONE. We are called to be One Body, guided by One Spirit, given One glorious Hope, while serving One Lord. In this serie,s we look at the importance and urgency of rallying together for the purpose of bringing glory to God. In doing this not only are we unified (carrying a sense of belonging), but we also become more like Christ as we make a lasting difference in the world around us. In this message, Hannah Skaanland shares that because of the grace freely given to us through Christ, we can give grace to others. And grown-up grace is what draws young believers towards maturity.

ONE. We are called to be One Body, guided by One Spirit, given One glorious Hope, while serving One Lord. In this serie,s we look at the importance and urgency of rallying together for the purpose of bringing glory to God. In doing this not only are we unified (carrying a sense of belonging), but we also become more like Christ as we make a lasting difference in the world around us. In this message, Pastor Angel shares that the Holy Spirit calls us together and empowers us to do God's will.

ONE. We are called to be One Body, guided by One Spirit, given One glorious Hope, while serving One Lord. In this serie,s we look at the importance and urgency of rallying together for the purpose of bringing glory to God. In doing this not only are we unified (carrying a sense of belonging), but we also become more like Christ as we make a lasting difference in the world around us. In this message, Pastor Angel shares that when we strive for unity in in Christ, clarity of truth and purpose are possible in the church.

In this New Year series, we are exploring God's Word for HOPE Tri-Cities: "Engage." God is drawing us to engage with His Word, His people, and His mission. Our mission at HOPE is to love you unconditionally, invite you into transformational community, and challenge you to live radically. Transformational community means that we are committed to grow through God and His Church. Life is meant to be done with others!

In this New Year series, we are exploring God's Word for HOPE Tri-Cities: "Engage." God is drawing us to engage with His Word, His people, and His mission. Our mission at HOPE is to love you unconditionally, invite you into transformative community, and challenge you to live radically. Living radically for Jesus requires radical Spirit-filled faith, radical obedience, and radical availability.

In this New Year series, we are exploring God's Word for HOPE Tri-Cities: "Engage." God is drawing us to engage with His Word, His people, and His mission. Our mission at HOPE is to love you unconditionally, invite you into transformative community, and challenge you to live radically. When we show people God's unconditional love, we are planting seeds in their lives that may require time to take root, but those seed will never die.

In this New Year series, we are discovering that God has a Word for us, for our family, for our church, for our community, and for our world. Today, Pastor Angel shares God's Word for HOPE Tri-Cities: "Engage." God is drawing us to engage with His Word, His people, and His mission. Joshua Ch. 3 illustrates for us how to "cross over" from 2021 into 2022.

Happy 2022! In this New Year series, we are discovering that God has a Word for us, for our family, for our church, for our community, and for our world. As you start your new year, ASK God for a Word for you. LISTEN for what He shares with you, WRITE it down and keep it in front of you all year.

It's the week of Thanksgiving, but Thanksgiving is so much more than an annual one-day event! As Christ-followers, being thankful is part of who we are. Thankfulness is a by-product of following Jesus. In this message, Pastor Angel shares the obstacles that keep us from living a life of thankfulness and how we can develop a graduated gratitude that produces grit—the grit of gratitude.

We have the power to choose our mindset in Christ—to choose joy, to choose our thoughts, and to choose contentment. In this message, Pastor Bob reads the closing remarks from the Apostle Paul in his letter to the Philippians, shares the background of this letter and the main point of it, and shares why our mindset matters. Finally, you'll discover the three choices we get to make each day to choose our mindset.

Every one of us operates with a basic fear. The root of that fear is a lie that we believe about ourselves. What if you could know that God sees you and hears you, is fully aware of your feelings of rejection, shame, guilt, abandonment, inadequacy, helplessness, hopelessness, or worthlessness and has the remedy? The answer is to identify the lie, renounce the lie and speak God's Truth over yourself. In this message, Pastor Bob reveals four truths about who God says you are.

Through Jesus, God has met all the conditions for us to draw closer to Him. We can draw near to God with a true heart, a confident faith, cleansed hearts and be washed with pure water. As we draw near to God, we will discover that we will see the world differently, our prayers will change, we will experience joy, walk in purpose, and be bold in our true identity.

As we hunger to draw close to God, as we recognize that we desperately need God, as we ask God good questions, as we obediently receive challenges, not only will we be closer to God, but we will be walking in purpose. We will destroy generational sin passed on to us. And, we will be living in freedom. Let's live in that freedom and contend for others!

As we draw closer to God, we are reminded of His goodness which allows us to see how He reveals Himself all the time. Remembering who God is and what He has done allows us to walk in obedience to be the person God has made us to be. Don't quit! You are closer than you think!