Hope Chapel Podcast

Damon begins this message with a word from Mark 6 where Jesus is restrained from performing mighty works. He gives us the revelation that the mightiest work is the release of culture of the Kingdom. Johnson picks up in John 12 with a word about becoming a seed that falls to the ground and dies. He teaches us that a historic harvest is always preceded by a historic fall.

In this service, Pastor Johnson releases some personal insight on the topic of peculiarity and genuine identity. Matt Pettry and Damon Thompson follow with words concerning the idea of being a planted father for the generations to come.

In this message, Damon Thompson teaches us about hope and resurrection. He also points out the importance of us being seated in a place of true comfort and how that can transform the region around us.

In this message, Pastor Johnson teaches our Hope Chapel family more about honor and sweeping out the hidden corners in our life. He encourages us to allow the Lord to go deeper in some of the corners we think we may have already dealt with.

Matt Pettry teaches a message about Petter being swept out and sought out. He uses the story from Acts chapter 10.

Tyler Kitchen's is a son of our revival family here at Hope Chapel. In this message, he uses the story of the prodigal son to teach us about motives.

Pastor Johnson teaches us the importance of stewarding times of transition. Also, Matt Pettry encourages us to remain in devotional silence so that we can be permitted to release a significant sound in the world around us.

Our Hope Chapel family is getting lost in wonder. We are learning to become the garden and paradise that Yahweh takes delight in! In this sermon, Pastor Johnson invites us to go deeper in a wonder-filled adventure into the heart of Yahweh.

To see a bush burning in the desert is not an uncommon thing. When Moses saw a burning bush in Exodus 3, something caught his attention. It was his decision to look again that permitted him to hear the voice of Yahweh that came from the burning bush. In this message Pastor Johnson teaches us the importance of slowing down our pace and taking time to LOOK AGAIN!

Dutch Sheets is a father in our revival family. In this podcast, he releases a word of vision, direction, and permission. February 12, 2017