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Welcome back to Living Hope Church. This week as we continue our series of I Fought The Law, Pastor Bill explores what it means to properly care for God's law in the age of grace. While Jesus fulfilled the ceremonial and civil laws of the Old Testament, God's moral law still reveals His character and points us toward a life of wisdom, holiness, and freedom.Through a powerful look at the story of the woman caught in adultery (John 8), we see the stark contrast between those who misuse God's law to condemn others and Jesus, who uses truth and grace to bring restoration. This message reminds us that God's law was never intended to be a weapon for shame, manipulation, or self-righteousness. Instead, it serves as a gift that reveals our need for a Savior and points us to Christ.Whether you identify more with the brokenness of the woman or the judgment of the Pharisees, the invitation is the same: come to Jesus, receive His grace, embrace His truth, and walk in the freedom He offers.Key Scriptures: Deuteronomy 4:2, Deuteronomy 5:32-33, John 8:1-11, Deuteronomy 17:6-7, Deuteronomy 22:22#IFoughtTheLaw #LivingHopeChurch #GraceAndTruth #JesusSaves #John8 #ChristianLiving #BiblicalTeaching #GodsLaw #FaithInJesus #LivingHopeWilliamsburgWelcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

n Week 4 of our I Fought the Law series, we explore a powerful truth: God's laws were never meant to imprison us—they were designed to protect us. Looking at the teachings of Paul, Peter, James, and John after Jesus' ascension, we discover that the moral standards they repeatedly emphasized were not about legalism, but about living within God's loving guardrails.Using the image of guardrails on a mountain road, this message examines how idolatry, sexual purity, pornography, gossip, slander, anger, and unforgiveness can create openings for the enemy, while obedience to God's Word provides protection and freedom. We also discuss how Christians are called to lovingly engage those who do not yet know Christ—leading with grace, relationship, and the gospel rather than condemnation.Ultimately, this sermon reminds us that the law points to the Lawgiver. God's boundaries are not signs of restriction but expressions of His love, wisdom, and desire to keep His people on the path of life.Key Scriptures: Ephesians 4:26-27, 1 Corinthians 6:18-20, Matthew 5:28, Romans 2:4, Romans 8:1-4, 1 John 1:9#IFoughtTheLaw #LivingHopeChurch #BiblicalTruth #ChristianLiving #GodsGrace #Holiness #Discipleship #FaithInAction #SermonSeries #JesusChristWelcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

In Part 3 of our "I Fought the Law" series, we explore one of the most important themes in the Christian life: repentance. Many people confuse repentance with feeling guilty, being sorry, or facing consequences, but true biblical repentance is much deeper. It is a change of heart that leads to a change of direction—turning away from sin and turning toward God.Through the stories of Cain, King David, Zacchaeus, and the Old Testament scapegoat, we see the difference between worldly sorrow and genuine repentance. Cain regretted the consequences of his actions but never turned back to God. David, after his sin with Bathsheba, humbled himself before the Lord and sought restoration. Zacchaeus demonstrated that true repentance produces visible fruit in a transformed life.We also examine the difference between sonship and fellowship. As believers, our failures do not remove us from God's family, but sin can affect our closeness and intimacy with Him. Through confession and repentance, fellowship is restored, and we experience once again the joy of walking with our Heavenly Father.Most importantly, we discover that Jesus is the fulfillment of everything the Law pointed toward. He became the ultimate sacrifice, carrying away our sin so that we can be forgiven, restored, and brought back into relationship with God.Key Scriptures: Leviticus 16:20-22, Matthew 3:1-3, Genesis 4:6-14, Psalm 51, Luke 19:1-10, 1 John 1:9Main Idea: Repentance is more than saying "I'm sorry." It is turning away from sin and turning toward God, finding forgiveness, restoration, and renewed fellowship through Jesus Christ.Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

David continues his sermon series Living Hope. Today, he is in 1 Peter 5:1-11. Sermon titled "Church that Endures." Come back next week to hear the next sermon in this series.  Don't forget to follow First Baptist Church of Olton here on PodBead to get the latest sermons from Brother David Make sure and go subscribe to our YouTube Channel also. We stream live every Sunday at 11 am.  We invite you to come and worship with us even in your PJ's!

This Pentecost Sunday message continues the “I Fought the Law” series by exploring the purpose of God's law, the danger of self-righteousness, and the life-changing power of the Holy Spirit. Through Scripture, real-life examples, and the story of Pentecost in Acts 2, we are reminded that we were never meant to earn God's favor through bargaining or perfection. Instead, Jesus fulfilled the law and gave us the Holy Spirit to guide, convict, comfort, and transform us from the inside out. This sermon challenges believers to stop making deals with God, reject pride and performance-based faith, and fully surrender to the leading of the Holy Spirit.Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

In the first message of our new series, I Fought the Law, Pastor Bill explores the purpose of God's law and why Jesus is its ultimate fulfillment. Through Scripture, history, and powerful real-life stories, this sermon examines how the law reveals God's character, exposes the condition of our hearts, and shows us our need for grace. Jesus raises the standard beyond outward actions to the thoughts and intentions within us, proving that no one can earn salvation on their own. From the remorse of Judas to the restoration of Peter and the salvation of the thief on the cross, this message reminds us that while the law exposes sin, Jesus offers forgiveness, redemption, and unmerited grace to all who turn to Him.Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

This Mother's Day message explores the difference between our timing and God's timing through the lives of six women in Scripture: Sarah, Rebekah, Rachel, Hannah, Elizabeth, and Naomi. Each woman faced seasons of waiting, grief, disappointment, surrender, and restoration — yet every story reveals a God who is never late.Through the biblical concepts of Chronos (our measured time) and Kairos (God's appointed time), this sermon reminds us that what feels like delay is often divine preparation. Whether you're waiting for healing, restoration, breakthrough, purpose, or prodigals to come home, this message is an encouragement to trust God in the waiting room.“No matter how long the wait feels, God has not forgotten you. His kairos moment is coming.”Scriptures referenced include:Ecclesiastes 3:1, Genesis 18 & 21, Genesis 25, Genesis 30 & 35, 1 Samuel 1, Luke 1, Ruth 4, Galatians 4:4, Habakkuk 2:3 and more.Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

In this episode of The Table Podcast, Kasey Olander sits down with DTS alumni Ciaran and June Loughran to explore the shifting landscape of Christianity in Ireland. The Loughrans share their journey from working as engineers to planting Living Hope Church, discussing the unique opportunities of leading a highly multicultural congregation in a post-religious society. Listen in for their insights on maintaining cultural flexibility, keeping the Gospel central, and building trust through authentic pastoral leadership.  Time codes:   01:53  Ciaran's journey   05:46  June's story  08:07  A leap of faith: Leaving engineering for Dallas Theological Seminary   15:20  The religious history, geography, and demographics of Ireland   25:39  The “New Irish” and pastoring a growing multicultural church   34:10  Navigating cultural expectations, dress, and pastoral titles   42:04  Building trust in a post-religious society through authentic leadership   47:18  Final encouragements  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Council for the Homeless reports 475 unduplicated people received 13,748 safe sleeps during the 2025-2026 winter season through coordinated shelter efforts across four church sites. The Severe Weather Taskforce issued 36 alerts when temperatures dropped below 36 degrees, mobilizing additional capacity that added 55-100 beds nightly. Lutheran churches and Living Hope Church partnered with Share and Outsiders Inn to provide consistent seven-day access from November through March. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/clark-county-expands-winter-shelter-coverage-providing-nearly-14000-safe-sleeps-to-475-unduplicated-people/ #ClarkCounty #Homelessness #WinterShelter #CouncilForTheHomeless #SevereWeather #CommunitySupport #Vancouver #ShelterServices #WHO #SOS

What's the difference between our timing and God's timing—and what happens when we delay obedience?In this message, Pastor Bill explores the tension between chronos (our clock-driven time) and kairos (God's perfect, appointed timing). Through the story of Elijah in 1 Kings 19 and beyond, we see how even faithful people can hesitate, delay, or pass on what God has clearly called them to do.The truth is simple but challenging:God's will still gets done—but will we be part of it?If you've ever struggled with fear, doubt, comfort, or waiting for the “right moment,” this message is for you. God isn't calling us to wait until we're ready—He's calling us to trust Him and move.

Resurrection didn't end with Jesus—it started something in us.In this powerful continuation of the resurrection series, Pastor Bill explores what happened after the resurrection of Christ. From Jonah and Lazarus to the early church in Acts, we see that God's power to bring life from death didn't stop at the empty tomb—it was passed on to His followers.Focusing on Acts 9 and Acts 20, this message highlights the miraculous works of Peter and Paul as they step into the calling Jesus gave them: to carry His power, His authority, and His mission into the world.“Whoever believes in me will do the works I have been doing—and even greater things than these.” (John 14:12)This isn't just history—it's an invitation.We are not called to be spectators in our faith, but participants. Every day is an opportunity to pray boldly, love deeply, and trust God to move in ways that bring hope, healing, and life to those around us.The same power that raised Christ from the dead is still at work today—through His people.Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

This powerful message celebrates the hope and victory found in the resurrection of Jesus Christ—the moment that forever changed the relationship between God and humanity. Through the story of Lazarus in John 11 and the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus, we're reminded that God's timing is perfect, His power is unmatched, and His purpose goes far beyond our temporary struggles.While we often focus on immediate needs and earthly challenges, Jesus calls us to see the bigger picture—eternal life, restoration, and true redemption. From Old Testament sacrifices to the empty tomb, this sermon highlights how Jesus fulfilled what no one else could: becoming the perfect sacrifice and conquering death once and for all.No matter what you're facing, there is hope. The same power that raised Lazarus—and Jesus Himself—is available to bring life, healing, and transformation today.He is risen. And because He lives, we have hope.Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

Palm Sunday reminds us that Jesus didn't just come to be celebrated—He came to save.In this powerful message, Pastor Bill walks through the story of Palm Sunday and the miraculous account in Mark 5 of Jairus' daughter and the woman with the issue of blood. Two desperate situations. Two expressions of faith. One Savior who meets both needs perfectly.This sermon highlights how Jesus moves with purpose, compassion, and perfect timing—even when it feels like He's delayed. Whether you're believing for healing, restoration, or a second chance, this message reminds us that God is never late, never distracted, and never powerless.As we prepare for Resurrection Sunday, we're invited to shift our focus from expectation to belief—and to trust that Jesus still brings dead things back to life.“Don't be afraid. Only believe.” – Mark 5:36Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

Resurrection Starts Before the Empty Tomb | Everyday OpportunitiesIn this powerful message, Pastor Bill shares testimonies from a recent mission trip and reveals a foundational truth: God is near, and He is always at work bringing life where things feel dead.As we prepare for Resurrection Sunday, we're reminded that resurrection isn't just a New Testament idea—it's something God has been demonstrating all along. From Jonah's time in the depths to the miracle through Elisha, Scripture shows us a consistent pattern: God pursues, restores, and brings life back to what seems lost.This message speaks to anyone who feels distant, discouraged, or spiritually dry—and to those believing for loved ones who seem far from God. No matter how far gone it feels, God is not finished.➡️ You'll be encouraged to:• Recognize that God is near—even in the darkest moments• Let go of past failures and embrace new life in Christ• Believe again for resurrection in your life and in othersBecause the same God who raised Jesus from the dead…is still bringing dead things back to life today.Scriptures referenced:Romans 10:9–11John 10:28Matthew 12:38–41Jonah 22 Kings 4:28–37#Resurrection #Faith #ChristianSermon #HopeWelcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

What do you do when God doesn't make sense?In this powerful and emotional episode of Truth Behind the Mike, Mike sits down with Worship Pastor Jakobee Cotton from Living Hope Church in Findlay, Ohio to share a story that will deeply move you.After walking through a season of faith, calling, and surrender… Jakobee and his wife were faced with the unimaginable:

What if the very trap the enemy set for you… became the thing that destroys him instead?In this powerful message, we explore how every single day presents a spiritual decision:Will we leave the door open for the enemy—or shut it and walk in the authority God has given us?From an unexpected last-minute opportunity to preach, to the story of Esther being called “for such a time as this” (Esther 4:14), we see how God turns what looks like disruption into divine purpose.Throughout Scripture, there is a consistent pattern:• The enemy sets a trap• God intervenes• The trap backfiresIn Psalm 7:14–16 and Psalm 35:8, we're reminded that the wicked often fall into the very pit they dig. And we see this lived out through two powerful examples:Haman (Esther 7:9–10)Driven by pride, Haman plotted to destroy God's people—but was ultimately destroyed by the very gallows he built. What the enemy meant to stop God's plan, God flipped completely.Judas (Matthew 26:14–25)Though chosen and close to Jesus, Judas allowed sin to remain an open door. Scripture tells us that Satan entered him—but only because access was given. Even then, what looked like Satan's victory at the cross became his ultimate defeat.The truth is clear:Satan doesn't force doors open—he looks for the ones we leave open.But here's the good news:Just as King Xerxes gave the Jews authority to fight back,God has given us authority to overcome the enemy.You are not powerless.You are not stuck.You are not a victim of the trap.You have a choice.Every day is an opportunity to:• Close the door on sin• Walk in obedience• Use your authority in Christ• And watch God turn the enemy's plans against himDon't miss your moment.Scriptures in this message:Esther 4:14Psalm 7:14–16Psalm 35:8Esther 7:9–10Psalm 41:9Matthew 26:14–25Luke 22:3#BibleWithLife #EverydayOpportunity #SpiritualWarfare #Faith #ChristianSermonWelcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

In this message, Pastor Bill Francavilla closes our Every Day Opportunities series by addressing something everyone understands: regret and missed opportunities.Through a fascinating historical story about the Incan emperor Pachacuti—who sensed the existence of a Creator long before hearing the Gospel—we see how fear can cause people to miss profound spiritual moments. What might have happened if that truth had been shared boldly?But this message is not about living in regret.Looking at Philippians 3, we see how the Apostle Paul—once a persecutor of Christians—refused to be trapped by his past. Instead, he chose to press forward toward the calling God had placed before him. Through Christ, our failures do not define our future.We also see the powerful restoration of Peter in John 21, where Jesus meets him after his greatest failure and calls him forward again: “Follow me.”The message is simple but powerful:• We cannot change the past• We can learn from it• And every day God gives us breath is another opportunity to live for HimInstead of dwelling on regret, God invites us to spring forward in faith, embracing each new day as a chance to glorify Him, encourage others, forgive freely, and grow more like Christ.Every day is an opportunity.Scriptures in this message:Philippians 3:12–21Hebrews 10:15–18John 21:15–19Psalm 138Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

Jared Buwalda has been chosen as a Beck's Player with Heart for his commitment on and off the field. He is actively involved in FFA, SkillsUSA, National Honor Society, basketball, football, and the RCF Ice Fishing Team. A dedicated leader, he serves as vice president of both FFA and SkillsUSA. He has also been selected as team captain for both the basketball and football teams during his junior and senior years. Competing alongside close friends and learning from trusted mentors has shaped him into the person he is today. Jared volunteers with Food for Families, FFA community events, Living Hope Church, and at Randolph School, while also assisting elderly neighbors with household tasks. Through his own detailing business, he has donated funds and service certificates to local organizations. Serving others has strengthened his sense of responsibility and deepened his connection to the community. Agriculture is at the core of Jared's life. From riding in tractors with his dad as a child to working nearly full-time at KC Farms throughout high school, he has grown into a trusted and dependable part of the operation. He assists with planting, harvesting, drainage, maintenance, and more, and previously worked at Seed Clean LLC, managing seed operations. Jared plans to attend UW–Platteville to pursue a degree in agribusiness while continuing to work at KC Farms and grow his detailing business. His long-term goal is to lead within the agriculture industry, expand operations, and continue giving back to the community.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome back to Living Hope Church VA. Join us this week as Dr. Navon Lindo walks us through Ezekiel and what Joyous opportunities we may find. Are you a cistern or a conduit? That's the core question we're tackling. In this message, we'll dive into Jeremiah 2:13 and Ezekiel 47 to explore God's desire for us to be continually filled with His Spirit—not to simply store it up for ourselves, but to become a channel of refreshing for others. Get ready to discover the four intentional steps to become a change agent in your sphere of influence, modeling a countercultural Kingdom that brings life and transformation everywhere you go. Don't just be refreshed, become a refresher!Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

What does it actually look like to walk with God in the middle of a busy, modern life? In this message, Liz Caldwell explores the profound transformation that happens when we move beyond ritual and into a "habitual fellowship" with our Creator.Drawing from the lives of Enoch and Noah, and the promises found in Isaiah and 1 John, we dive into what it means to live a life that pleases God—not through self-righteousness, but through humble, everyday obedience.Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

This week's message, “Everyday Opportunities: Dream Big for God,” reminds us that every single day presents a chance — not only to be kind, to forgive, or to serve — but also to dream. Pastor Bill shares the powerful reminder that while goals are attainable steps we plan and measure, dreams are the divine visions that stretch beyond what we can imagine or control.Drawing from the story of Joshua and Caleb, we see that dreaming big isn't about pride — it's about faith. Where others saw giants, they saw God's promises. This message challenges us not to let fear, complacency, or false humility steal the dreams God has placed in our hearts.Through Biblical examples and inspiring modern illustrations, we're encouraged to trust God with the impossible, to see beyond today's limitations, and to live courageously in faith — because our dreams, surrendered to Him, can change families, communities, and even nations.Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

What truly brings glory to God?In this message, To God Be The Glory, Guest Speaker, Bill Caldwell walks us through Scripture to answer a simple but life-shaping question: What will glorify God?From Jesus' call to be the light of the world (Matthew 5), to the healing of the paralytic (Matthew 9), to abiding in Christ (John 15), we see that glorifying God is not about drawing attention to ourselves, but rather it is about reflecting who He is, what He is like, and what He has done.We glorify God:• When our good works point people to the Father• When we abide in Christ and bear much fruit• When we live selflessly in unity with other believers• When we honor God with our bodies• When we endure suffering faithfully for His nameTo glorify God means to magnify Him, to acknowledge His being, His attributes, and His acts.Every decision, every relationship, every trial presents the same question:What would glorify God?When we live with that focus, our lives become a testimony that leads others to praise Him.Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

Giving page: https://www.livinghopeva.com/giveIn this message from our “Every Day Opportunities” sermon series, Pastor Bill reminds us that every day is an opportunity to shine the light of Jesus in a dark world. Drawing from John 1, Matthew 5, and powerful biblical moments like Moses on Mount Sinai and Saul's encounter with Christ, this sermon reveals how Jesus is the true Light who overcomes darkness—and how He calls His people to carry that light into the world.In a time filled with bad news, fear, and uncertainty, we are reminded that the Gospel is good news, and that light always wins over darkness. When we spend time with God, His presence naturally shines through our lives—not through performance, but through proximity to Christ.This message encourages believers to live visibly, faithfully, and intentionally, reflecting the hope, truth, and love of Jesus wherever they go.Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

Welcome back to Living Hope Church! This week, Pastor Matt Brummett brings the word! Every day, we face a decision—will we fight for the life God has called us to, or slowly drift away without realizing it?In this message, Fight or Flight: The Battle for Your Headspace, we explore how the enemy often works subtly, not through dramatic attacks, but through distraction, drift, doubt, and isolation. Using the helmsman analogy, Scripture reminds us that being even one degree off course over time can lead us far from where God intends us to be.Through biblical examples, real-life stories, and practical application, this sermon challenges casual believers, leaders, and prayer warriors alike to examine their spiritual “heading” and reclaim intentional focus on Christ.From Hebrews' warning against drifting, to James' call for honest confession, we are reminded that victory begins in the mind—and course correction begins with humility, prayer, and community.This message calls us to drop the masks, release the grip on comfort and reputation, and fix our eyes once again on Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith.Every day is an opportunity.Will you fight—or will you flee?Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

As we begin a new year filled with goals, plans, and expectations, it's easy to focus on the future while overlooking what God is inviting us into right now.In this message from our Everyday Opportunities series, we are reminded that every day presents an opportunity to glorify God—especially through prayer.From the instant breakthrough of Paul and Silas, to the long, tearful waiting of Hannah, Scripture shows us that prayer is not a ritual reserved for special moments, but an open invitation to speak with God at any time. Whether opportunities come easily or require patience and humility, prayer keeps us aligned with God's will rather than relying on our own strength.As we set goals for 2026, this sermon challenges us to ask an important question: Are we inviting God into every step, or are we trying to do it alone?Every day is an opportunity to talk to God. Every day is an opportunity to reconnect with Him. Every day is an opportunity to know Him more deeply.Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

As we step into a new year filled with goals, plans, and good intentions, we are reminded that growth doesn't happen by accident—it happens through obedience.In this message, we launch our new series Everyday Opportunities by looking at the power of saying “yes” to God, even when the opportunity feels small, inconvenient, or uncertain.Using the stories of Isaiah and Philip, we see how God places divine opportunities in front of ordinary people—opportunities that can impact lives, nations, and even generations. From Isaiah's bold response in the throne room of God to Philip's faithful obedience in serving widows and sharing the gospel with a stranger on a desert road, Scripture reminds us that God often does His greatest work through simple obedience.This sermon challenges us to examine where we are right now—not just where we want to be—and to ask whether we are truly looking for the opportunities God places in our path each day.Every day brings a choice: Will we step forward in faith, or retreat back to comfort?“Here I am. Send me.” — Isaiah 6:8Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

In this sermon message, Pastor Bill Francavilla of Living Hope VA in Williamsburg, Virginia shares some deep insights on how to read your bible - not only how but the significance of reading your bible and the depth of rewards in doing so.  He also explores what it means to be part of an exclusive group - Group 5 who can reach their goals.  Will reading your bible be one of your goals this year?Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

Join us as we continue our journey from Malachi to Matthew with Pastor Bill Francavilla.Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

What happens when God goes silent?In Part 2 of our Christmas series From Malachi to Matthew, we explore one of the darkest and most mysterious periods in biblical history—the 400 years between the Old and New Testaments.After the prophet Malachi, Israel heard no new word from God. No prophets. No visions. No Scripture. Four centuries of silence. Yet even in the silence, God was still moving.In this message, we trace how God prepared the world for the coming of Jesus through fulfilled prophecy, world events, and faithful endurance. From Daniel's astonishingly accurate visions, to the rise and fall of empires, to the miracle of Hanukkah, we see that God was never absent—only quiet.This sermon is for anyone who has ever wondered where God is in a season of waiting, confusion, or silence. The Christmas story reminds us that when the time was right, God spoke again—and He did so by sending His Son.“When the time came to completion, God sent his Son…” (Galatians 4:4)May this message encourage you to trust God's faithfulness, even when you cannot hear His voice.Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

Join us with a new series: Malachi to Matthew. The years between the last Old Testament profit to Matthew. Did God speak to us? Did Malachi have any words to share with us about Jesus? Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

Join us as Pastor Doug Watson brings a beautiful word!Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

Join us for the finale of our "We Do for Family" series, where we explore what it truly means to be a church family. This message challenges us to prioritize relationships, serve one another, and commit to our faith community—even when it's inconvenient, costly, or imperfect. Through real-life stories, biblical insights, and practical steps, we're reminded that family isn't just about blood—it's about showing up, loving deeply, and growing together. Whether you're facing struggles, seeking connection, or ready to take the next step in faith, this video will encourage you to live out the call: We do for family—because it's worth it, because we're forgiven, and because we have each other.Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

Dream for Life and Living Hope Church welcomed thousands for an annual community Thanksgiving meal, offering hot food, support resources, volunteer services, and a message of unity led by founder Donnie Vercher and partner organizations including OnPoint Community Credit Union. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/dream-for-life-feeds-thousands-at-living-hope-church/ #Vancouver #CommunitySupport #ThanksgivingMeal #DreamForLife #LivingHopeChurch #HolidayOutreach #FreeMeals #ClarkCounty #NonprofitEvent #CommunityResources

In today's message, Pastor Bill Francavilla unpacks an essential biblical truth:You need the global Church… and you need your local church family.Drawing from Romans 12, Ephesians 4, John 10, Luke 9, and the stories of Mary, Martha, and Lazarus, this sermon explores:• The difference between the global family of God and your local church family• Why both matter deeply for your spiritual growth• How God uses real relationships, real people, and real community to shape our lives• How unity, humility, and covenant commitment strengthen the body of Christ• What happens when we stop being “attenders” and become true familyYou'll hear stories about God's people showing up in the Badlands, in airports, across continents — and right here in our own church. Because the local church isn't just a place you go… it's a family you belong to.Key Scripture:Romans 12:15–16“Rejoice with those who rejoice; weep with those who weep… Live in harmony with one another.”Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

In this powerful message, Pastor Bill Francavilla continues our Family of God series with a challenge to move from consumer Christianity to true commitment.Drawing from John 6 and Matthew 16, we see that following Jesus has always required more than curiosity — it requires counting the cost and staying even when things get hard.From the crowd that walked away after the feeding of the 5,000 to the early church that devoted themselves to one another in Acts 2, this message reminds us that true disciples don't just attend church — they become the church.Commitment brings growth. It builds trust, stability, maturity, and fruitfulness.When we stop shopping for the perfect church and start becoming a faithful one, the world sees Jesus in us.#Commitment #Discipleship #Faithfulness #LivingHopeChurch #TheRockSeries #FamilyOfGodWelcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

In this message, Pastor Bill Francavilla reminds us that God's family was never meant to look the same. Each of us has unique gifts, callings, and personalities. But all serve one purpose: to glorify God.From Paul's bold ministry to Ananias' quiet obedience, we see that greatness in the Kingdom isn't measured by fame but by faithfulness. Whether you're a Paul preaching to the nations or an Ananias reaching one person at a time, your obedience matters.Let's stop comparing and start obeying, because one act of obedience can change a life.#Faith #Obedience #LivingHopeChurch #TheRockSeries #DifferentGiftsOneBodyWelcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

Welcome back to Living Hope Church! This week Pastor Bill shares how real family, both in the home and the church isn't built on transactions but on covenant love. Drawing from Hezekiah's story, we're challenged to move from comfort to commitment and from consumer faith to Agape love that transforms lives.#FamilyOfGod #AgapeLove #Faith #LivingHopeChurchWelcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

In this message, Pastor Bill Francavilla reminds us that God's family was never meant to look the same. Each of us has unique gifts, callings, and personalities — but all serve one purpose: to glorify God.From Paul's bold ministry to Ananias' quiet obedience, we see that greatness in the Kingdom isn't measured by fame but by faithfulness. Whether you're a Paul preaching to the nations or an Ananias reaching one person at a time, your obedience matters.Let's stop comparing and start obeying — because one act of obedience can change a life.#Faith #Obedience #LivingHopeChurch #TheRockSeries #DifferentGiftsOneBodyWelcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

God is love. God is good. His ways are higher.In this message from The Rock series, Pastor Bill shares three powerful truths that build our faith and trust in God—even through life's storms. When we build our lives on Jesus, the solid rock, we can stand firm no matter what comes our way.#GodIsGood #Faith #LivingHopeChurch #TheRockSeriesWelcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

The Rock: When the Flood Belongs to God | Pastor Bill FrancavillaFeeling overwhelmed by the noise and chaos of life? You're not alone. In this powerful message, Pastor Bill shares how Isaiah 59:19 reveals the truth — the flood doesn't belong to the enemy… it belongs to the Lord.When the storms rise and the pressure hits, your strength won't save you — your foundation will. Build your life on Jesus, the Rock, who doesn't just calm the flood — He is the flood.

“Are you building your life on the Rock—or on shifting sand? Discover how true freedom in Christ sets you free and equips you to set others free.”The Rock: Free People, Free PeopleThis week's message from The Rock series dives into Isaiah 61 and Matthew 7, calling us to live truly anchored on Jesus Christ—the Rock of our salvation. Freedom in Christ is not just about heaven someday; it's about walking unbound today.Pastor challenges us to examine our foundations—are we building on the Rock or on shifting sand like money, politics, relationships, or fear? True freedom comes only through Jesus, and free people are called to set others free.This message reminds us that the Church cannot remain apathetic in these last days. We are called to disciple, to shine as light in the darkness, and to be the hands and feet of Jesus. The question is: Are you living free? And if so, who are you helping to find that freedom?Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

“Are you building your life on the Rock—or on shifting sand? Discover how true freedom in Christ sets you free and equips you to set others free.”The Rock: Free People, Free PeopleThis week's message from The Rock series dives into Isaiah 61 and Matthew 7, calling us to live truly anchored on Jesus Christ—the Rock of our salvation. Freedom in Christ is not just about heaven someday; it's about walking unbound today.Pastor challenges us to examine our foundations—are we building on the Rock or on shifting sand like money, politics, relationships, or fear? True freedom comes only through Jesus, and free people are called to set others free.This message reminds us that the Church cannot remain apathetic in these last days. We are called to disciple, to shine as light in the darkness, and to be the hands and feet of Jesus. The question is: Are you living free? And if so, who are you helping to find that freedom?Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

In this sermon from our series The Rock, we explore what it means that Jesus is our solid foundation and our faithful provider. Drawing from Matthew 7:25, Exodus 20:17, and Genesis 22, we look at the danger of covetousness and the hope we find in God's provision.Abraham's test with Isaac shows us a powerful truth: the Lord will provide. Just as God supplied a ram in place of Isaac, He has provided Jesus as the ultimate substitute for our sins. Where we broke God's law, Jesus paid the price. He is our Rock, our Provider, and our Savior.If you've ever struggled with envy, discontentment, or the temptation to trust in prosperity rather than God, this message will encourage you to rest in Christ alone. On Christ the solid Rock we stand—all other ground is sinking sand.Topics Covered:God as our Rock and foundation (Matthew 7:25)The sin of covetousness (Exodus 20:17)False prosperity gospel vs. true provisionAbraham and Isaac: “The Lord will Provide” (Genesis 22)Jesus as our substitute and Savior#GodsProvisionSermon, #JehovahJirehSermon, #YahwehYireh, #JesusOurRockSermon, #CovetousnessInTheBible, #AbrahamAndIsaacSermon, #Genesis22Sermon, #ProvisionOfGod, #ChristianSermonOnProvision, #TrustingGodSermonWelcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

We live in a world full of stress—finances, jobs, family, health, politics, and even the little things like unread notifications or Netflix choices. But while stress is unavoidable, where we take it makes all the difference.In this message, we explore what Scripture says about dealing with stress and worry. From Moses calling God “The Rock” in Deuteronomy, to David finding refuge in the Psalms, and ultimately to Jesus' words in the Sermon on the Mount, we're reminded that God alone is our firm foundation.True peace doesn't come from ignoring problems or temporary fixes—it comes from anchoring our lives in Jesus Christ, our Rock and our Salvation.If you're feeling overwhelmed, this message will point you back to the One who never moves.Welcome to Living Hope Church! These podcasts are our weekly Sunday sermons. We hope you enjoy them.

Closing out the 2025 summer for us, we're happy to have Pastor Matt Kozma with us as our speaker! Matt joins us from Living Hope Church in Shrewsbury, PA, helping us unpack our 2025 theme of "No Matter What" each night during our teen summer camps at RVR (River Valley Ranch) in Manchester, Maryland. Learn more about our summer camp programs at RVRcamps.com

Closing out the 2025 summer for us, we're happy to have Pastor Matt Kozma with us as our speaker! Matt joins us from Living Hope Church in Shrewsbury, PA, helping us unpack our 2025 theme of "No Matter What" each night during our teen summer camps at RVR (River Valley Ranch) in Manchester, Maryland. Learn more about our summer camp programs at RVRcamps.com

Closing out the 2025 summer for us, we're happy to have Pastor Matt Kozma with us as our speaker! Matt joins us from Living Hope Church in Shrewsbury, PA, helping us unpack our 2025 theme of "No Matter What" each night during our teen summer camps at RVR (River Valley Ranch) in Manchester, Maryland. Learn more about our summer camp programs at RVRcamps.com

Closing out the 2025 summer for us, we're happy to have Pastor Matt Kozma with us as our speaker! Matt joins us from Living Hope Church in Shrewsbury, PA, helping us unpack our 2025 theme of "No Matter What" each night during our teen summer camps at RVR (River Valley Ranch) in Manchester, Maryland. Learn more about our summer camp programs at RVRcamps.com

Closing out the 2025 summer for us, we're happy to have Pastor Matt Kozma with us as our speaker! Matt joins us from Living Hope Church in Shrewsbury, PA, helping us unpack our 2025 theme of "No Matter What" each night during our teen summer camps at RVR (River Valley Ranch) in Manchester, Maryland. Learn more about our summer camp programs at RVRcamps.com

This episode comes to you live from the Oregon Mission Coalition annual conference in Florence, Oregon. Rural replant pastor Shawn Snyder of  Living Hope Church in Medford, Oregon, offers some healthy hints for recognizing when some of life and ministries warning lights come on your dashboard. https://www.livinghopemedford.org/our-team