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Paul says and lives his life as a great example. He talks about who we are in Christ and how to follow Him. This continues off of last week’s talk of identity in Christ and lays the foundation of that standard.
The world is always telling you how to live. We also see an influx of people thinking they have it together. Just because someone says they’re wise, doesn’t make it so.
Why is there an issue with Jesus having food with Tax Collectors? What does Jesus’ answer tell us about how to live?
The scripture is the beautiful Word of God. As we read it today, may God move and direct you through the Holy Spirit.
You can’t server two masters…but how often do we put “things” on equal footing with God. Do we serve God alone?
With the beginning of the new year, we started our reading plan together. This first week will look at the short but impactful influence of Anna.
For in hope we have been saved, but hope that is seen is not hope; for who hopes for what he already sees?
Do you have joy? Where does joy come from? Where should it come from? Is your life filled with joy? Let’s talk about ....joy!
If we want to know God's will, we have to know the context of the scripture in which He has shared with us. We can't add or subtract from it, but we must know it.
As we contemplate this Thanksgiving season, I am reminded of three “B’s” about God that I am thankful for. Three characteristics that are woven into the tapestry of the Old and New Testament. We will be looking at how we can experience the full goodness of God in our lives.
We talked about Jesus feeding the 5,000. Right after that, Jesus asks the disciple to travel across the Sea of Galilee toward Capernaum. John’s writings will show us who Jesus is.
As we gather for Family Sunday. Let’s evaluate our lives as we look at the story of Jesus feeding the five thousand.
Are we truly thankful to God? Are we grateful? Or do we take His giving for granted. Let’s dive into the story of the ‘Ten Men with Leprosy’ to see how our actions should line up.
Are we really following what the Bible says about Discipleship or are we playing church? This is the final lesson in the sermon series of “Relationship with God.” Let’s look at what the Bible says, as we are called to make disciples.
We are called to love. Jesus himself calls us to love God and to love others. Today, we will be asking, are we all talk or are we taking action?
Who you are and what you prepare for matters. There are times of peace and times of crisis. Does God shape you during those moments or does your flesh?
Taking a look at how Jesus is the only way to know God. No one can get to the father except through him. We are separated from God through sin, but with Jesus’s death and resurrection we are now able to walk through the vail, because Jesus is the High Priest.
Today Pastor Jon Pelz brings us a message as part of a series that was outlined last week, God’s Love. He will eToday Pastor Jon Pelz continues his introductory series and explores how we can truly know God. Is it by simply going to church on Sunday? Is it simply reading the bible? Is it […]
Today Pastor Jon Pelz explores what a healthy vertical relationship with God looks like. Exploring Matthew 22, Pastor Jon will unpack what it means to truly Love God.
Today Pastor Jon Pelz brings us a message as part of a series that was outlined last week, God’s Love. He will explore the aspects of God’s love from creation to salvation we receive from Christ’s death on the cross to the gift of Holy Spirit. Pastor Jon Pelz Hosea 1-3
Today Pastor Jon Pelz brings as a message as part of his candidate weekend to become Living Hope’s next lead pastor. Jon will explore his perspective on a healthy relationship with God. Pastor Jon Pelz
Today Max looks at the book of Ruth to glean lessons as we look back at 2021, ‘what if?” As we look back at 2021, were we influenced by circumstances, choices, consequences, and our intentions. Max Felger Deuteronomy 11:8-9
Today Max looks at the book of Ruth to glean lessons as we look back at 2021, ‘what if?” As we look back at 2021, were we influenced by circumstances, choices, consequences, and our intentions. Max Felger Ruth 1:1-7
Today’s scripture challenges us to be thankful in all circumstances. We know that not all things in life will be pleasant, but all things will work together for good for those who love Him. We will examine three things that we can all thank God for. Pastor Alan Stover 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
It is God’s will that all people be born again – be saved from guilt, sin, and death. God made salvation possible by sending Jesus to accomplish the work of salvation for us. God desires for us to live each day with a Living Hope that never ends! Pastor Alan Stover John 3:16 & 1 […]