The Latest Sermons and Series from Hope Church | Boone, NC
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In Part 2 of Low Hanging Fruit, Pastor Josh shows us that spiritual growth isn’t built through occasional heroic efforts, but through small, consistent rhythms that keep us connected to Jesus. Discipleship is a lifelong conversation with Christ—remaining in Him daily through His Word and developing the rhythms that allow His life to produce fruit in us. As we make time for Scripture and meaningful…
In Part 1 of Low Hanging Fruit, Pastor Josh challenges us to stop believing that breakthrough has to be difficult, unusual, or just out of reach. Scripture reminds us that through Christ, God has already blessed us with every spiritual blessing, and His promises are already “Yes” in Jesus. Instead of striving for what we think we’re missing, we can trust the goodness of the Father, embrace what He…
What happens when you begin to ask God to use your life creatively? Perhaps you've never thought of yourself as creative, or were too afraid to try something outside of your comfort zone. The good news is, that God your Father is the Master Creator, and created you in His image. Not only do you have the potential to dream and create, you have the opportunity to see your life as a masterpiece that…
We're joined by Pastor Terrance Reeves-Chong as he lends his perspective to our series "No Room for Compromise" and stirs our faith to embrace who God's called us to be and rise up into who we're meant to be!
The churches in the cities of Thyatira and Laodicea fostered an environment of compromise that Jesus spoke strongly against. Though each church had fallen for different reasons, the message to both is resoundingly clear and redemptive – Come back to Me, and I will fellowship with you! Nestled within His corrections to the people of these ancient churches, Jesus mercy can still be found. He still…
Jesus words to the people of Philadelphia and Sardis echo throughout the ages as both challenging and inspiring. The call of perseverance to Philadelphia remind us of the necessity of maintaining the faith even when it becomes easy to quit. And Jesus' straightforward prognosis of spiritual deadness in the church of Sardis remind us that revival is possible when we repent and turn our hearts back…
Drawing from Revelation 1–2, we explore Christ's message to the church at Ephesus—a church that was strong in doctrine, faithful in ministry, and influential in the world, yet had drifted from what mattered most. Through the remarkable history of Ephesus and Jesus' sobering words, we're reminded that it's possible to be busy doing the work of God while slowly losing our love for God and for…
John the Apostle, nearing the end of his life finds himself in exile on Patmos a small and remote Greek island, having been labeled as a criminal in the eyes of the Roman Empire. Despite his surroundings and his separation from the fellow believers on the mainland of Asia Minor, John finds that he is not alone. In a cave above a small seaside village, John encounters the risen Christ in a vision…
What are you carrying that God never intended you to bear? In "Chuck Your Cares," Pastor Joshua explores 1 Peter 5:6–7 and the invitation to cast all your anxiety on Him because He cares for you. There is freedom today from the crushing weight of worry, as you learn to throw your burdens onto the only One strong enough to carry them. It's time to stop holding on—and start chucking your cares onto…
What if the thing you struggle with most is not the thing that defines you? Too often, like Gideon from Judges chapter 6, we allow our pain, past, or perceived shortcomings to shape how we see ourselves, but Scripture reminds us that our identity is found in Christ, not our deficiency. If you’ve ever felt disqualified, not enough, or stuck in shame, this message will encourage you to see yourself…
In Matthew chapter 16 Jesus states emphatically to His Disciples that He is building an enterprise called The Church. He promises that regardless of the opposition, His Church would prevail and He invites His Disciples to get involved when He pledges to give them the "keys to the Kingdom of Heaven." Today the call and the promise are still the same. God is inviting us to take part in what He is…
