Hope Chapel Sermon Podcast

"Jesus' teachings says... you can be happy because happiness does not depend on the externals but it depends on what's inside."

Jesus is the eternal God; the alpha and omega; God incarnate.

"We are called to be as Christ is do what Christ did. We're called to be servants."

"Jesus as our High Priest represented us to the Father."

Jesus wants to be with us. He loves us with a no-matter-what kind of love. He is concerned with what we are concerned about.

"If Jesus is the only way, then all the other ways are dead-ends and they are leading astray"

"Love relates to the strongest of who God is; and when we get a hold of who God is—His nature and His character—it's transforming."

"God has told us through His writers to try the spirit BY the Spirit."

"When we're hindered, when we're held back, we go to the promises of God and say 'It is written!'"

"Godly compassion feels the pain of others."

"Even when we feel like we are surrounded, He is surrounding us."

"Jesus didn't come to save good people, He came to save dead people. He didn't come to affirm people's worth, He came to give them worth."

"... we must set ourselves apart from that which is familiar in order to follow that which is divine."

What is the Christian's response to the cultural divide present in today's world? In his message, Pastor Sean looks to the book of Romans for the answer.

This life we run with God is not a fruitless one. Neither has given us a race without a goal. Take a listen to Pastor Sean's message on God's promises.

How do we continue to move forward when things get in the way to wear us down? Let's take a look at some examples from the Bible.

Life is full of things that will try to distract and discourage us. This week, Pastor Sean speaks on how Jesus remained focus, how He overcame, and how we can overcome through Him.

Are we being mindful of who we are spending our time with? How intentional are we with who we are surrounding ourselves by? Our very own Pastor Jonathon Plasencia gives a message on "the fab five".