Ralph Moore Sermon Library: Recent Episodes
Ralph Moore
Want to understand and enjoy learning God’s Word, the Bible? If so, you’ve come to the right place.
You’ll benefit from a wealth of “everyday stories” and easy humor as you learn to apply scriptural truth to your own daily journey.
Ralph Moore’s extensive travels across the world coupled with his love for history combine to bring depth and color to his very simple teaching style. The goal of his Bible teaching has always been to equip Christ-followers to lead more fruitful and productive lives.
Ralph’s 27 years of Bible teaching on the radio in Honolulu make up the bulk of the messages offered on this website. Many of the sermons were originally formatted for radio as “The Word of Hope Broadcast.” They’ve been modified for your benefit. In addition, you’ll enjoy more recent teaching culled from his travels across the globe.
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Join Ralph as he brings his own off-beat twist into what the Bible teaches about your love life.
Remember, relationships are a little like ice cream or a fresh cup of coffee: They're addictive and delicious when fresh, but eventually lose their appeal. That's because growing used to something good causes you to take it for granted. Puppy love turns into an old dog.
This series will help you learn to freshen your love. Try flirting. Crack jokes of a certain nature. Look into each other’s eyes when talking. Do something extravagant. Share your fears openly. Schedule regular dates in your calendar. Break routine. Do whatever makes you feel sexy again.
Stay connected with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG, FACEBOOK or INSTAGRAM.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Join Ralph as he brings his own off-beat twist into what the Bible teaches about your love life.
Remember, relationships are a little like ice cream or a fresh cup of coffee: They're addictive and delicious when fresh, but eventually lose their appeal. That's because growing used to something good causes you to take it for granted. Puppy love turns into an old dog.
This series will help you learn to freshen your love. Try flirting. Crack jokes of a certain nature. Look into each other’s eyes when talking. Do something extravagant. Share your fears openly. Schedule regular dates in your calendar. Break routine. Do whatever makes you feel sexy again.
Stay connected with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG, FACEBOOK or INSTAGRAM.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Join Ralph as he brings his own off-beat twist into what the Bible teaches about your love life.
Remember, relationships are a little like ice cream or a fresh cup of coffee: They're addictive and delicious when fresh, but eventually lose their appeal. That's because growing used to something good causes you to take it for granted. Puppy love turns into an old dog.
This series will help you learn to freshen your love. Try flirting. Crack jokes of a certain nature. Look into each other’s eyes when talking. Do something extravagant. Share your fears openly. Schedule regular dates in your calendar. Break routine. Do whatever makes you feel sexy again.
Stay connected with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG, FACEBOOK or INSTAGRAM.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Join Ralph as he brings his own off-beat twist into what the Bible teaches about your love life.
Remember, relationships are a little like ice cream or a fresh cup of coffee: They're addictive and delicious when fresh, but eventually lose their appeal. That's because growing used to something good causes you to take it for granted. Puppy love turns into an old dog.
This series will help you learn to freshen your love. Try flirting. Crack jokes of a certain nature. Look into each other’s eyes when talking. Do something extravagant. Share your fears openly. Schedule regular dates in your calendar. Break routine. Do whatever makes you feel sexy again.
Stay connected with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG, FACEBOOK or INSTAGRAM.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Join Ralph as he brings his own off-beat twist into what the Bible teaches about your love life.
Remember, relationships are a little like ice cream or a fresh cup of coffee: They're addictive and delicious when fresh, but eventually lose their appeal. That's because growing used to something good causes you to take it for granted. Puppy love turns into an old dog.
This series will help you learn to freshen your love. Try flirting. Crack jokes of a certain nature. Look into each other’s eyes when talking. Do something extravagant. Share your fears openly. Schedule regular dates in your calendar. Break routine. Do whatever makes you feel sexy again.
Stay connected with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG, FACEBOOK or INSTAGRAM.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Join Ralph as he brings his own off-beat twist into what the Bible teaches about your love life.
Remember, relationships are a little like ice cream or a fresh cup of coffee: They're addictive and delicious when fresh, but eventually lose their appeal. That's because growing used to something good causes you to take it for granted. Puppy love turns into an old dog.
This series will help you learn to freshen your love. Try flirting. Crack jokes of a certain nature. Look into each other’s eyes when talking. Do something extravagant. Share your fears openly. Schedule regular dates in your calendar. Break routine. Do whatever makes you feel sexy again.
Stay connected with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG, FACEBOOK or INSTAGRAM.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Join Ralph as he brings his own off-beat twist into what the Bible teaches about your love life.
Remember, relationships are a little like ice cream or a fresh cup of coffee: They're addictive and delicious when fresh, but eventually lose their appeal. That's because growing used to something good causes you to take it for granted. Puppy love turns into an old dog.
This series will help you learn to freshen your love. Try flirting. Crack jokes of a certain nature. Look into each other’s eyes when talking. Do something extravagant. Share your fears openly. Schedule regular dates in your calendar. Break routine. Do whatever makes you feel sexy again.
Stay connected with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG, FACEBOOK or INSTAGRAM.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Join Ralph as he brings his own off-beat twist into what the Bible teaches about your love life.
Remember, relationships are a little like ice cream or a fresh cup of coffee: They're addictive and delicious when fresh, but eventually lose their appeal. That's because growing used to something good causes you to take it for granted. Puppy love turns into an old dog.
This series will help you learn to freshen your love. Try flirting. Crack jokes of a certain nature. Look into each other’s eyes when talking. Do something extravagant. Share your fears openly. Schedule regular dates in your calendar. Break routine. Do whatever makes you feel sexy again.
Stay connected with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG, FACEBOOK or INSTAGRAM.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Join Ralph as he brings his own off-beat twist into what the Bible teaches about your love life.
Remember, relationships are a little like ice cream or a fresh cup of coffee: They're addictive and delicious when fresh, but eventually lose their appeal. That's because growing used to something good causes you to take it for granted. Puppy love turns into an old dog.
This series will help you learn to freshen your love. Try flirting. Crack jokes of a certain nature. Look into each other’s eyes when talking. Do something extravagant. Share your fears openly. Schedule regular dates in your calendar. Break routine. Do whatever makes you feel sexy again.
Stay connected with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG, FACEBOOK
or INSTAGRAM.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Join Ralph as he brings his own off-beat twist into what the Bible teaches about your love life.
Remember, relationships are a little like ice cream or a fresh cup of coffee: They're addictive and delicious when fresh, but eventually lose their appeal. That's because growing used to something good causes you to take it for granted. Puppy love turns into an old dog.
This series will help you learn to freshen your love. Try flirting. Crack jokes of a certain nature. Look into each other’s eyes when talking. Do something extravagant. Share your fears openly. Schedule regular dates in your calendar. Break routine. Do whatever makes you feel sexy again.
Stay connected with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG, FACEBOOK
or INSTAGRAM.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Faith comes by hearing. Hearing by the word of the Lord.
But somebody needs to pass it along for it to do any good. This is where you and I come in. It’s our job to make disciples of friends where we work, play and hang out.
Faith is also a process. You need to hear or see something. Then check it over – test it for plausibility. After that a person can step into belief. These practical teachings are designed to help you help others with that process.
Connect
with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
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Faith comes by hearing. Hearing by the word of the Lord.
But somebody needs to pass it along for it to do any good. This is where you and I come in. It’s our job to make disciples of friends where we work, play and hang out.
Faith is also a process. You need to hear or see something. Then check it over – test it for plausibility. After that a person can step into belief. These practical teachings are designed to help you help others with that process.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Faith comes by hearing. Hearing by the word of the Lord.
But somebody needs to pass it along for it to do any good. This is where you and I come in. It’s our job to make disciples of friends where we work, play and hang out.
Faith is also a process. You need to hear or see something. Then check it over – test it for plausibility. After that a person can step into belief. These practical teachings are designed to help you help others with that process.
Connect
with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Faith comes by hearing. Hearing by the word of the Lord.
But somebody needs to pass it along for it to do any good. This is where you and I come in. It’s our job to make disciples of friends where we work, play and hang out.
Faith is also a process. You need to hear or see something. Then check it over – test it for plausibility. After that a person can step into belief. These practical teachings are designed to help you help others with that process.
Connect
with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Faith comes by hearing. Hearing by the word of the Lord.
But somebody needs to pass it along for it to do any good. This is where you and I come in. It’s our job to make disciples of friends where we work, play and hang out.
Faith is also a process. You need to hear or see something. Then check it over – test it for plausibility. After that a person can step into belief. These practical teachings are designed to help you help others with that process.
Connect
with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Faith comes by hearing. Hearing by the word of the Lord.
But somebody needs to pass it along for it to do any good. This is where you and I come in. It’s our job to make disciples of friends where we work, play and hang out.
Faith is also a process. You need to hear or see something. Then check it over – test it for plausibility. After that a person can step into belief. These practical teachings are designed to help you help others with that process.
Connect
with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
As an adolescent I often obsessed over “God’s will.”
Early on it was a question of how much could I get away with. Later, I got over-concerned by whichever behaviors I though God would most bless. Later, a pastor introduced me to grace as Paul presents it in his letters to churches.
Paul’s first letter to the church at Corinth answers several gray-area questions. And, he wrote with grace and balance.
Connect
with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
Note: If you enjoy these teachings, you may want to look at Ralph’s book, “Choices” at Amazon.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
As an adolescent I often obsessed over “God’s will.”
Early on it was a question of how much could I get away with. Later, I got over-concerned by whichever behaviors I though God would most bless. Later, a pastor introduced me to grace as Paul presents it in his letters to churches.
Paul’s first letter to the church at Corinth answers several gray-area questions. And, he wrote with grace and balance.
Connect
with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
Note: If you enjoy these teachings, you may want to look at Ralph’s book, “Choices” at Amazon.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
As an adolescent I often obsessed over “God’s will.”
Early on it was a question of how much could I get away with. Later, I got over-concerned by whichever behaviors I though God would most bless. Later, a pastor introduced me to grace as Paul presents it in his letters to churches.
Paul’s first letter to the church at Corinth answers several gray-area questions. And, he wrote with grace and balance.
Connect
with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
Note: If you enjoy these teachings, you may want to look at Ralph’s book, “Choices” at Amazon.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
As an adolescent I often obsessed over “God’s will.”
Early on it was a question of how much could I get away with. Later, I got over-concerned by whichever behaviors I though God would most bless. Later, a pastor introduced me to grace as Paul presents it in his letters to churches.
Paul’s first letter to the church at Corinth answers several gray-area questions. And, he wrote with grace and balance.
Connect
with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
Note: If you enjoy these teachings, you may want to look at Ralph’s book, “Choices” at Amazon.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
As an adolescent I often obsessed over “God’s will.”
Early on it was a question of how much could I get away with. Later, I got over-concerned by whichever behaviors I though God would most bless. Later, a pastor introduced me to grace as Paul presents it in his letters to churches.
Paul’s first letter to the church at Corinth answers several gray-area questions. And, he wrote with grace and balance.
Connect
with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
Note: If you enjoy these teachings, you may want to look at Ralph’s book, “Choices” at Amazon.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
As an adolescent I often obsessed over “God’s will.”
Early on it was a question of how much could I get away with. Later, I got over-concerned by whichever behaviors I though God would most bless. Later, a pastor introduced me to grace as Paul presents it in his letters to churches.
Paul’s first letter to the church at Corinth answers several gray-area questions. And, he wrote with grace and balance.
Connect
with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
Note: If you enjoy these teachings, you may want to look at Ralph’s book, “Choices” at Amazon.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
As an adolescent I often obsessed over “God’s will.”
Early on it was a question of how much could I get away with. Later, I got over-concerned by whichever behaviors I though God would most bless. Later, a pastor introduced me to grace as Paul presents it in his letters to churches.
Paul’s first letter to the church at Corinth answers several gray-area questions. And, he wrote with grace and balance.
Connect
with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
Note: If you enjoy these teachings, you may want to look at Ralph’s book, “Choices” at Amazon.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
As an adolescent I often obsessed over “God’s will.”
Early on it was a question of how much could I get away with. Later, I got over-concerned by whichever behaviors I though God would most bless. Later, a pastor introduced me to grace as Paul presents it in his letters to churches.
Paul’s first letter to the church at Corinth answers several gray-area questions. And, he wrote with grace and balance.
Connect
with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
Note: If you enjoy these teachings, you may want to look at Ralph’s book, “Choices” at Amazon.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lumps and bumps, ups and downs!
God's heroes described in the Book of Genesis can be seen as failures if you fail to view them through the lens of grace.
You'll take courage, and your faith will grow as you "stroll" down the path of faith with these very humanindividuals.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lumps and bumps, ups and downs!
God's heroes described in the Book of Genesis can be seen as failures if you fail to view them through the lens of grace.
You'll take courage, and your faith will grow as you "stroll" down the path of faith with these very humanindividuals.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lumps and bumps, ups and downs!
God's heroes described in the Book of Genesis can be seen as failures if you fail to view them through the lens of grace.
You'll take courage, and your faith will grow as you "stroll" down the path of faith with these very humanindividuals.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lumps and bumps, ups and downs!
God's heroes described in the Book of Genesis can be seen as failures if you fail to view them through the lens of grace.
You'll take courage, and your faith will grow as you "stroll" down the path of faith with these very humanindividuals.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lumps and bumps, ups and downs!
God's heroes described in the Book of Genesis can be seen as failures if you fail to view them through the lens of grace.
You'll take courage, and your faith will grow as you "stroll" down the path of faith with these very humanindividuals.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lumps and bumps, ups and downs!
God's heroes described in the Book of Genesis can be seen as failures if you fail to view them through the lens of grace.
You'll take courage, and your faith will grow as you "stroll" down the path of faith with these very humanindividuals.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lumps and bumps, ups and downs!
God's heroes described in the Book of Genesis can be seen as failures if you fail to view them through the lens of grace.
You'll take courage, and your faith will grow as you "stroll" down the path of faith with these very humanindividuals.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lumps and bumps, ups and downs!
God's heroes described in the Book of Genesis can be seen as failures if you fail to view them through the lens of grace.
You'll take courage, and your faith will grow as you "stroll" down the path of faith with these very humanindividuals.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lumps and bumps, ups and downs!
God's heroes described in the Book of Genesis can be seen as failures if you fail to view them through the lens of grace.
You'll take courage, and your faith will grow as you "stroll" down the path of faith with these very humanindividuals.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lumps and bumps, ups and downs!
God's heroes described in the Book of Genesis can be seen as failures if you fail to view them through the lens of grace.
You'll take courage, and your faith will grow as you "stroll" down the path of faith with these very humanindividuals.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lumps and bumps, ups and downs!
God's heroes described in the Book of Genesis can be seen as failures if you fail to view them through the lens of grace.
You'll take courage, and your faith will grow as you "stroll" down the path of faith with these very humanindividuals.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lumps and bumps, ups and downs!
God's heroes described in the Book of Genesis can be seen as failures if you fail to view them through the lens of grace.
You'll take courage, and your faith will grow as you "stroll" down the path of faith with these very humanindividuals.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lumps and bumps, ups and downs!
God's heroes described in the Book of Genesis can be seen as failures if you fail to view them through the lens of grace.
You'll take courage, and your faith will grow as you "stroll" down the path of faith with these very humanindividuals.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lumps and bumps, ups and downs!
God's heroes described in the Book of Genesis can be seen as failures if you fail to view them through the lens of grace.
You'll take courage, and your faith will grow as you "stroll" down the path of faith with these very humanindividuals.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lumps and bumps, ups and downs!
God's heroes described in the Book of Genesis can be seen as failures if you fail to view them through the lens of grace.
You'll take courage, and your faith will grow as you "stroll" down the path of faith with these very humanindividuals.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lumps and bumps, ups and downs!
God's heroes described in the Book of Genesis can be seen as failures if you fail to view them through the lens of grace.
You'll take courage, and your faith will grow as you "stroll" down the path of faith with these very humanindividuals.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lumps and bumps, ups and downs!
God's heroes described in the Book of Genesis can be seen as failures if you fail to view them through the lens of grace.
You'll take courage, and your faith will grow as you "stroll" down the path of faith with these very humanindividuals.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lumps and bumps, ups and downs!
God's heroes described in the Book of Genesis can be seen as failures if you fail to view them through the lens of grace.
You'll take courage, and your faith will grow as you "stroll" down the path of faith with these very humanindividuals.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Lumps and bumps, ups and downs!
God's heroes described in the Book of Genesis can be seen as failures if you fail to view them through the lens of grace.
You'll take courage, and your faith will grow as you "stroll" down the path of faith with these very humanindividuals.
Connect with Ralph through his PODCAST and BLOG.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Ralph's wife, Ruby, had cancer, a money manager lost 45 percent of their life savings and he had problems with a pastor (not a Hope Chapel guy) who had become something of an enemy.
The result--an acute panic attack--he went without any sleep for three solid nights. This on top of barely sleeping for weeks.
With help from a doctor he got his mind back enough to recognize spiritual deficiency in his life. And, he began to understand that he, and his family had been plagued with chronic anxiety for all their lives. For the Moores, it is a generational thing.
You'll find peace in this series along with practical steps you can take to tame the monster.
If you enjoy the podcast, you'll want to read his book Defeating Anxiety: Overwhelming Fear before it Overwhelms
You, available from Amazon.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Ralph's wife, Ruby, had cancer, a money manager lost 45 percent of their life savings and he had problems with a pastor (not a Hope Chapel guy) who had become something of an enemy.
The result--an acute panic attack--he went without any sleep for three solid nights. This on top of barely sleeping for weeks.
With help from a doctor he got his mind back enough to recognize spiritual deficiency in his life. And, he began to understand that he, and his family had been plagued with chronic anxiety for all their lives. For the Moores, it is a generational thing.
You'll find peace in this series along with practical steps you can take to tame the monster.
If you enjoy the podcast, you'll want to read his book Defeating Anxiety: Overwhelming Fear before it Overwhelms
You, available from Amazon.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Ralph's wife, Ruby, had cancer, a money manager lost 45 percent of their life savings and he had problems with a pastor (not a Hope Chapel guy) who had become something of an enemy.
The result--an acute panic attack--he went without any sleep for three solid nights. This on top of barely sleeping for weeks.
With help from a doctor he got his mind back enough to recognize spiritual deficiency in his life. And, he began to understand that he, and his family had been plagued with chronic anxiety for all their lives. For the Moores, it is a generational thing.
You'll find peace in this series along with practical steps you can take to tame the monster.
If you enjoy the podcast, you'll want to read his book Defeating Anxiety: Overwhelming Fear before it Overwhelms
You, available from Amazon.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Ralph's wife, Ruby, had cancer, a money manager lost 45 percent of their life savings and he had problems with a pastor (not a Hope Chapel guy) who had become something of an enemy.
The result--an acute panic attack--he went without any sleep for three solid nights. This on top of barely sleeping for weeks.
With help from a doctor he got his mind back enough to recognize spiritual deficiency in his life. And, he began to understand that he, and his family had been plagued with chronic anxiety for all their lives. For the Moores, it is a generational thing.
You'll find peace in this series along with practical steps you can take to tame the monster.
If you enjoy the podcast, you'll want to read his book Defeating Anxiety: Overwhelming Fear before it Overwhelms
You, available from Amazon.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Ralph's wife, Ruby, had cancer, a money manager lost 45 percent of their life savings and he had problems with a pastor (not a Hope Chapel guy) who had become something of an enemy.
The result--an acute panic attack--he went without any sleep for three solid nights. This on top of barely sleeping for weeks.
With help from a doctor he got his mind back enough to recognize spiritual deficiency in his life. And, he began to understand that he, and his family had been plagued with chronic anxiety for all their lives. For the Moores, it is a generational thing.
You'll find peace in this series along with practical steps you can take to tame the monster.
If you enjoy the podcast, you'll want to read his book Defeating Anxiety: Overwhelming Fear before it Overwhelms
You, available from Amazon.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Once upon a time I thought church was not a building, but a building full of people. In those days I dreamed of filling a small building in Manhattan Beach, California (66 adults would do it).
Within weeks our congregation in the community outstripped the number jammed into that little building. We became a disciple-making machine. From there, like salt and light, we began to penetrate our community.
The building was important, as a clubhouse for fellowship and an equipping center, but it was never a church. The church was and is the kingdom of God serving the king everywhere people go. From this simple “insight” we grew into a movement (https://www.hopechapelchurches.com/).
If you follow Jesus, you are the church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... However, much of who we are begins in fellowship and equipping for ministry. In our culture this often happens on Sunday. Catch up on some fresh ways to live out the life of the kingdom wherever you are.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Once upon a time I thought church was not a building, but a building full of people. In those days I dreamed of filling a small building in Manhattan Beach, California (66 adults would do it).
Within weeks our congregation in the community outstripped the number jammed into that little building. We became a disciple-making machine. From there, like salt and light, we began to penetrate our community.
The building was important, as a clubhouse for fellowship and an equipping center, but it was never a church. The church was and is the kingdom of God serving the king everywhere people go. From this simple “insight” we grew into a movement (https://www.hopechapelchurches.com/).
If you follow Jesus, you are the church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... However, much of who we are begins in fellowship and equipping for ministry. In our culture this often happens on Sunday. Catch up on some fresh ways to live out the life of the kingdom wherever you are.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Once upon a time I thought church was not a building, but a building full of people. In those days I dreamed of filling a small building in Manhattan Beach, California (66 adults would do it).
Within weeks our congregation in the community outstripped the number jammed into that little building. We became a disciple-making machine. From there, like salt and light, we began to penetrate our community.
The building was important, as a clubhouse for fellowship and an equipping center, but it was never a church. The church was and is the kingdom of God serving the king everywhere people go. From this simple “insight” we grew into a movement (https://www.hopechapelchurches.com/).
If you follow Jesus, you are the church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... However, much of who we are begins in fellowship and equipping for ministry. In our culture this often happens on Sunday. Catch up on some fresh ways to live out the life of the kingdom wherever you are.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Once upon a time I thought church was not a building, but a building full of people. In those days I dreamed of filling a small building in Manhattan Beach, California (66 adults would do it).
Within weeks our congregation in the community outstripped the number jammed into that little building. We became a disciple-making machine. From there, like salt and light, we began to penetrate our community.
The building was important, as a clubhouse for fellowship and an equipping center, but it was never a church. The church was and is the kingdom of God serving the king everywhere people go. From this simple “insight” we grew into a movement (https://www.hopechapelchurches.com/).
If you follow Jesus, you are the church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... However, much of who we are begins in fellowship and equipping for ministry. In our culture this often happens on Sunday. Catch up on some fresh ways to live out the life of the kingdom wherever you are.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Once upon a time I thought church was not a building, but a building full of people. In those days I dreamed of filling a small building in Manhattan Beach, California (66 adults would do it).
Within weeks our congregation in the community outstripped the number jammed into that little building. We became a disciple-making machine. From there, like salt and light, we began to penetrate our community.
The building was important, as a clubhouse for fellowship and an equipping center, but it was never a church. The church was and is the kingdom of God serving the king everywhere people go. From this simple “insight” we grew into a movement (https://www.hopechapelchurches.com/).
If you follow Jesus, you are the church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... However, much of who we are begins in fellowship and equipping for ministry. In our culture this often happens on Sunday. Catch up on some fresh ways to live out the life of the kingdom wherever you are.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Once upon a time I thought church was not a building, but a building full of people. In those days I dreamed of filling a small building in Manhattan Beach, California (66 adults would do it).
Within weeks our congregation in the community outstripped the number jammed into that little building. We became a disciple-making machine. From there, like salt and light, we began to penetrate our community.
The building was important, as a clubhouse for fellowship and an equipping center, but it was never a church. The church was and is the kingdom of God serving the king everywhere people go. From this simple “insight” we grew into a movement (https://www.hopechapelchurches.com/).
If you follow Jesus, you are the church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... However, much of who we are begins in fellowship and equipping for ministry. In our culture this often happens on Sunday. Catch up on some fresh ways to live out the life of the kingdom wherever you are.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Once upon a time I thought church was not a building, but a building full of people. In those days I dreamed of filling a small building in Manhattan Beach, California (66 adults would do it).
Within weeks our congregation in the community outstripped the number jammed into that little building. We became a disciple-making machine. From there, like salt and light, we began to penetrate our community.
The building was important, as a clubhouse for fellowship and an equipping center, but it was never a church. The church was and is the kingdom of God serving the king everywhere people go. From this simple “insight” we grew into a movement (https://www.hopechapelchurches.com/).
If you follow Jesus, you are the church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... However, much of who we are begins in fellowship and equipping for ministry. In our culture this often happens on Sunday. Catch up on some fresh ways to live out the life of the kingdom wherever you are.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Once upon a time I thought church was not a building, but a building full of people. In those days I dreamed of filling a small building in Manhattan Beach, California (66 adults would do it).
Within weeks our congregation in the community outstripped the number jammed into that little building. We became a disciple-making machine. From there, like salt and light, we began to penetrate our community.
The building was important, as a clubhouse for fellowship and an equipping center, but it was never a church. The church was and is the kingdom of God serving the king everywhere people go. From this simple “insight” we grew into a movement (https://www.hopechapelchurches.com/).
If you follow Jesus, you are the church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... However, much of who we are begins in fellowship and equipping for ministry. In our culture this often happens on Sunday. Catch up on some fresh ways to live out the life of the kingdom wherever you are.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Once upon a time I thought church was not a building, but a building full of people. In those days I dreamed of filling a small building in Manhattan Beach, California (66 adults would do it).
Within weeks our congregation in the community outstripped the number jammed into that little building. We became a disciple-making machine. From there, like salt and light, we began to penetrate our community.
The building was important, as a clubhouse for fellowship and an equipping center, but it was never a church. The church was and is the kingdom of God serving the king everywhere people go. From this simple “insight” we grew into a movement (https://www.hopechapelchurches.com/).
If you follow Jesus, you are the church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... However, much of who we are begins in fellowship and equipping for ministry. In our culture this often happens on Sunday. Catch up on some fresh ways to live out the life of the kingdom wherever you are.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Once upon a time I thought church was not a building, but a building full of people. In those days I dreamed of filling a small building in Manhattan Beach, California (66 adults would do it).
Within weeks our congregation in the community outstripped the number jammed into that little building. We became a disciple-making machine. From there, like salt and light, we began to penetrate our community.
The building was important, as a clubhouse for fellowship and an equipping center, but it was never a church. The church was and is the kingdom of God serving the king everywhere people go. From this simple “insight” we grew into a movement (https://www.hopechapelchurches.com/).
If you follow Jesus, you are the church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... However, much of who we are begins in fellowship and equipping for ministry. In our culture this often happens on Sunday. Catch up on some fresh ways to live out the life of the kingdom wherever you are.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Once upon a time I thought church was not a building, but a building full of people. In those days I dreamed of filling a small building in Manhattan Beach, California (66 adults would do it).
Within weeks our congregation in the community outstripped the number jammed into that little building. We became a disciple-making machine. From there, like salt and light, we began to penetrate our community.
The building was important, as a clubhouse for fellowship and an equipping center, but it was never a church. The church was and is the kingdom of God serving the king everywhere people go. From this simple “insight” we grew into a movement (https://www.hopechapelchurches.com/).
If you follow Jesus, you are the church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... However, much of who we are begins in fellowship and equipping for ministry. In our culture this often happens on Sunday. Catch up on some fresh ways to live out the life of the kingdom wherever you are.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Once upon a time I thought church was not a building, but a building full of people. In those days I dreamed of filling a small building in Manhattan Beach, California (66 adults would do it).
Within weeks our congregation in the community outstripped the number jammed into that little building. We became a disciple-making machine. From there, like salt and light, we began to penetrate our community.
The building was important, as a clubhouse for fellowship and an equipping center, but it was never a church. The church was and is the kingdom of God serving the king everywhere people go. From this simple “insight” we grew into a movement (https://www.hopechapelchurches.com/).
If you follow Jesus, you are the church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... However, much of who we are begins in fellowship and equipping for ministry. In our culture this often happens on Sunday. Catch up on some fresh ways to live out the life of the kingdom wherever you are.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Once upon a time I thought church was not a building, but a building full of people. In those days I dreamed of filling a small building in Manhattan Beach, California (66 adults would do it).
Within weeks our congregation in the community outstripped the number jammed into that little building. We became a disciple-making machine. From there, like salt and light, we began to penetrate our community.
The building was important, as a clubhouse for fellowship and an equipping center, but it was never a church. The church was and is the kingdom of God serving the king everywhere people go. From this simple “insight” we grew into a movement (https://www.hopechapelchurches.com/).
If you follow Jesus, you are the church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... However, much of who we are begins in fellowship and equipping for ministry. In our culture this often happens on Sunday. Catch up on some fresh ways to live out the life of the kingdom wherever you are.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Once upon a time I thought church was not a building, but a building full of people. In those days I dreamed of filling a small building in Manhattan Beach, California (66 adults would do it).
Within weeks our congregation in the community outstripped the number jammed into that little building. We became a disciple-making machine. From there, like salt and light, we began to penetrate our community.
The building was important, as a clubhouse for fellowship and an equipping center, but it was never a church. The church was and is the kingdom of God serving the king everywhere people go. From this simple “insight” we grew into a movement (https://www.hopechapelchurches.com/).
If you follow Jesus, you are the church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... However, much of who we are begins in fellowship and equipping for ministry. In our culture this often happens on Sunday. Catch up on some fresh ways to live out the life of the kingdom wherever you are.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Once upon a time I thought church was not a building, but a building full of people. In those days I dreamed of filling a small building in Manhattan Beach, California (66 adults would do it).
Within weeks our congregation in the community outstripped the number jammed into that little building. We became a disciple-making machine. From there, like salt and light, we began to penetrate our community.
The building was important, as a clubhouse for fellowship and an equipping center, but it was never a church. The church was and is the kingdom of God serving the king everywhere people go. From this simple “insight” we grew into a movement (https://www.hopechapelchurches.com/).
If you follow Jesus, you are the church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... However, much of who we are begins in fellowship and equipping for ministry. In our culture this often happens on Sunday. Catch up on some fresh ways to live out the life of the kingdom wherever you are.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Once upon a time I thought church was not a building, but a building full of people. In those days I dreamed of filling a small building in Manhattan Beach, California (66 adults would do it).
Within weeks our congregation in the community outstripped the number jammed into that little building. We became a disciple-making machine. From there, like salt and light, we began to penetrate our community.
The building was important, as a clubhouse for fellowship and an equipping center, but it was never a church. The church was and is the kingdom of God serving the king everywhere people go. From this simple “insight” we grew into a movement (https://www.hopechapelchurches.com/).
If you follow Jesus, you are the church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... However, much of who we are begins in fellowship and equipping for ministry. In our culture this often happens on Sunday. Catch up on some fresh ways to live out the life of the kingdom wherever you are.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Once upon a time I thought church was not a building, but a building full of people. In those days I dreamed of filling a small building in Manhattan Beach, California (66 adults would do it).
Within weeks our congregation in the community outstripped the number jammed into that little building. We became a disciple-making machine. From there, like salt and light, we began to penetrate our community.
The building was important, as a clubhouse for fellowship and an equipping center, but it was never a church. The church was and is the kingdom of God serving the king everywhere people go. From this simple “insight” we grew into a movement (https://www.hopechapelchurches.com/).
If you follow Jesus, you are the church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... However, much of who we are begins in fellowship and equipping for ministry. In our culture this often happens on Sunday. Catch up on some fresh ways to live out the life of the kingdom wherever you are.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Once upon a time I thought church was not a building, but a building full of people. In those days I dreamed of filling a small building in Manhattan Beach, California (66 adults would do it).
Within weeks our congregation in the community outstripped the number jammed into that little building. We became a disciple-making machine. From there, like salt and light, we began to penetrate our community.
The building was important, as a clubhouse for fellowship and an equipping center, but it was never a church. The church was and is the kingdom of God serving the king everywhere people go. From this simple “insight” we grew into a movement (https://www.hopechapelchurches.com/).
If you follow Jesus, you are the church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... However, much of who we are begins in fellowship and equipping for ministry. In our culture this often happens on Sunday. Catch up on some fresh ways to live out the life of the kingdom wherever you are.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Once upon a time I thought church was not a building, but a building full of people. In those days I dreamed of filling a small building in Manhattan Beach, California (66 adults would do it).
Within weeks our congregation in the community outstripped the number jammed into that little building. We became a disciple-making machine. From there, like salt and light, we began to penetrate our community.
The building was important, as a clubhouse for fellowship and an equipping center, but it was never a church. The church was and is the kingdom of God serving the king everywhere people go. From this simple “insight” we grew into a movement (https://www.hopechapelchurches.com/).
If you follow Jesus, you are the church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday... However, much of who we are begins in fellowship and equipping for ministry. In our culture this often happens on Sunday. Catch up on some fresh ways to live out the life of the kingdom wherever you are.
See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.