Navigating cultural issues can be difficult and often divisive. Watch some sermons at Hope on difficult topics, evaluated with both grace and truth.
What can we learn from the tragedy of Solomon? How does our love of other things impact our love of God?
Pastor Eric considers an important question pertaining to worship and Sunday mornings. Psalm 149-150
Pastor Eric considers and important question of why we gather to worship weekly
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In our series on learning to love Pastor Eric considers what it costs to forgive others and how the gospel motivates us.
What are ways that we can make God’s love known to others? Pastor Eric explains how God enables us to do that from 1 John 4:9-10
Philippians 2 begins with a call to be of the same mind and to have the same love as Christ. Pastor Eric challenges us to live that out.
As part of a sermon series on politics Pastor Eric considers what the early church looked like and how they lived out their faith in a robust way in a difficult culture.
Just as Jonah was challenged by God to love others the way He loves, so too, Pastor Eric challenges us to love like God.
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The ANCHORED Sermon Series dealt with difficult and challenging topics
If you have ever been embarrassed or ashamed of where you came from Pastor Eric has some encouraging news about Jesus’ family tree
Why is forgiveness so hard? What are some ways God can help us forgive as an act of love?
Pastor Eric considers the amazing quality of God’s love for us and how that pushes us to love others.
On Easter morning Pastor Eric considers the power that is ours because Jesus rose from the dead!
Philippians 2:9-11 may be one of the highest expressions of the glory of Jesus’ name in the entire Bible!
Following Christ’s example of humility is something that does not come naturally - Pastor Eric gives encouragement to dive deep into that humility and be changed by it.
One of the hardest things in the mundane of everyday life is keeping the most important things MOST important
The main theme of Paul’s letter to the Philippians is the call to rejoice in ALL circumstances
How can we experience transformation in our personal lives through the good news of the gospel? Follow along as Pastor Eric invites us to go from the root of our beliefs and work that out in the fruit of our lives
At the heart of politics is the idea of governing; the competition for power, striving to win and hold control. Therefore, nothing could be more political than declaring God is “King of kings and Lord of lords.”
Understanding someone who disagrees with you is the first step towards healing what divides us, which should be the goal of all who follow Jesus.
St. Augustine said history is a tale of 2 cities; the City of Man and the City of God. The City of Man is earthly, characterized by pride. The City of God is heavenly, characterized by peace.
Pastor Eric considers one of the experiences of God’s glory Moses encountered in Exodus 33
Pastor Eric details the ways Matthew highlights the authority of Jesus in chapters 8 and 9.
What did Jesus mean when He said “unless your righteousness exceeds that of the scribes and Pharisees, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven”? Pastor Eric helps explain this part of the Sermon on the Mount
Jonah may be the most well known children’s story because of it’s nature as a “tall tale” - which means we probably need a little more background to better understand the importance of this book in our Bibles.
Why was Jonah running from God? Are there ways we might be prone to also running from God? Pastor Eric explains the opening chapter of Jonah
God directed a very difficult question toward Jonah when he was angry about God’s mercy: does God ask us the same question?
