A message from the series “God’s Will.” When we set out on any new task or endeavor, we often expect to see results immediately. When we don’t see those results, we begin to wonder if what we are doing is even making a difference. Should we continue? Will we eventually see the fruit of our labor? And how do we go from that new venture being a difficult change to it being one of the best decisions we ever made? This week, we dive into the scriptures to have a better understanding of why God’s Word matters in our life on a daily basis. The Bible is very clear on what reading His Word can do to reshape our lives. As we begin a new year, listen to this week’s sermon to understand the transformation that will take place in your life when you read and meditate upon His Word each day.

A message from the series “God’s Will.” We all want to know God’s will for our lives. Naturally, we want to know where we are headed and exactly what He wants us to do. One way to learn this is to pray. We are often told to pray, but do we even know how? How should we approach Jesus and how do we go about asking him about our wants and needs? And more importantly, how do we handle His answer to our requests? This week, in our most recent sermon, we learn about two instances where Jesus is approached and asked to fulfill a desire. There is much to be learned in God’s Word through the ways these people come to Him. And Jesus, in turn, teaches us that the response may not always look the way we want, but that His response is always just what we need.

A message from the series “God’s Will.” We all want to know God’s will for our lives. Naturally, we want to know where we are headed and exactly what He wants us to do. One way to learn this is to pray. We are often told to pray, but do we even know how? How should we approach Jesus and how do we go about asking him about our wants and needs? And more importantly, how do we handle His answer to our requests? This week, in our most recent sermon, we learn about two instances where Jesus is approached and asked to fulfill a desire. There is much to be learned in God’s Word through the ways these people come to Him. And Jesus, in turn, teaches us that the response may not always look the way we want, but that His response is always just what we need.

A message from the series “God’s Will.” In thinking about God’s will for our lives, our minds tend to automatically go to our job, our family, where we are to live or how we are to be involved in ministry. However, there is an aspect of our lives that God also wants to focus on when it comes to His will. Our finances. God is the source of our blessings but where do those blessings go? How do we know who to give to? Truthfully, it can be overwhelming with so many pressing needs around us. But this week as we continue in our sermon series in learning about God’s will, we meet some friends of Jesus who show us the importance of generosity. We see where our generosity comes from and how we should view the needs around us through the eyes of Jesus.

A message from the series “God’s Will.” In thinking about God’s will for our lives, our minds tend to automatically go to our job, our family, where we are to live or how we are to be involved in ministry. However, there is an aspect of our lives that God also wants to focus on when it comes to His will. Our finances. God is the source of our blessings but where do those blessings go? How do we know who to give to? Truthfully, it can be overwhelming with so many pressing needs around us. But this week as we continue in our sermon series in learning about God’s will, we meet some friends of Jesus who show us the importance of generosity. We see where our generosity comes from and how we should view the needs around us through the eyes of Jesus.

A message from the series “God\’s Will.” We are all aware that living an unhealthy lifestyle can lead to the result of us not being able to carry out our everyday duties and tasks. It’s important to be fueled up on the right things to do what we need to do each day. Every marathon runner can relate, right? Without the proper fuel, that race will be harder to run. The book of Hebrews tells us that this life we are a part of is also a race to be run. Since that is the truth of God’s Word, what do we do with the spiritual fuel that we receive each Sunday? Do we keep it ourselves or do we use it to run the race set before us? Listen in to this week’s sermon to learn more about how we can know God’s will and how He speaks to us. And after you listen, be sure to ask yourself this important question: What has God put in my hand and am I using it for His glory to serve others?

A message from the series “God’s Will.” We are all aware that living an unhealthy lifestyle can lead to the result of us not being able to carry out our everyday duties and tasks. It’s important to be fueled up on the right things to do what we need to do each day. Every marathon runner can relate, right? Without the proper fuel, that race will be harder to run. The book of Hebrews tells us that this life we are a part of is also a race to be run. Since that is the truth of God’s Word, what do we do with the spiritual fuel that we receive each Sunday? Do we keep it ourselves or do we use it to run the race set before us? Listen in to this week’s sermon to learn more about how we can know God’s will and how He speaks to us. And after you listen, be sure to ask yourself this important question: What has God put in my hand and am I using it for His glory to serve others?

A message from the series “The Unstoppable Blessing.” Blessing. We hear the word often in our Christian walk. It often seems to be a normal part of our vocabulary as believers. But what exactly does it mean to be blessed? Do the blessings come because of God’s actions or do they have anything to do with our actions? And how are we to react when they maybe don’t come in the manner we expect? At Mount Hope, we are beginning a new series, The Unstoppable Blessing, and taking a look at the life of Jacob and how God used him. This week we look at the blessings upon Jacob and how exactly they came about. We see that despite our actions, God’s blessings that are a part of His plan, still come to fruition and how we can learn from the process.

A message from the series “The Unstoppable Blessing.” Blessing. We hear the word often in our Christian walk. It often seems to be a normal part of our vocabulary as believers. But what exactly does it mean to be blessed? Do the blessings come because of God’s actions or do they have anything to do with our actions? And how are we to react when they maybe don’t come in the manner we expect? At Mount Hope, we are beginning a new series, The Unstoppable Blessing, and taking a look at the life of Jacob and how God used him. This week we look at the blessings upon Jacob and how exactly they came about. We see that despite our actions, God’s blessings that are a part of His plan, still come to fruition and how we can learn from the process.

A message from the series “The Unstoppable Blessing.” Life brings uncertainty. There is no way around it. Plans change, mistakes get made, life throws us curveballs. So how do we deal with the uncertainty that comes our way? Where do we turn? And more importantly, do we see God working in these times of uncertainty? In our Sermon Series, The Unstoppable Blessing, we are learning about the life of Jacob. There is not doubt that Jacob had much uncertainty in his life and yet, God worked through it. Listen to this week’s sermon to hear more about this time in his life and how God showed Himself to Jacob and how God can do the same for us.