Hope Church (Dubuque)

Hope Church (Dubuque)

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Hope Church (Dubuque) episodes

  • Grow With Others in Christ

    Pastor Ross emphasizes the church's mission to connect people with God and stresses the importance of growing with others in Christ, drawing from Acts 2:42–47. The key principles include full devotion, radical generosity, constant togetherness, and daily evangelism. Believers are encouraged to embrace these principles for community growth through opportunities like Life Groups.

    35 min
  • Connect With God

    The sermon initiates a series on Hope's mission, focusing on connecting people with God. Drawing from Ephesians 2:13–18, Pastor Ross underscores Christ's role in reconciling and unifying believers, breaking down religious and cultural barriers. The sermon emphasizes Christ as peace, unity, and access to God. The congregation is encouraged to engage in worship, rooted in the Word, faithful in prayer, and seeking Christ in communal worship

    33 min
  • Saving Son
    In this sermon, we explore the distinct images of Jesus portrayed in the four Gospels, emphasizing Luke's perspective on Christmas and Jesus' mission. Luke, a physician and companion of Paul, meticulously presents Jesus as both fully human and fully God. We dive into key verses, such as Luke 19:10, where Jesus declares his mission to "seek and to save what was lost."
    32 min
  • Saving Servant
    In this sermon Pastor Mark takes us through the gospel of Mark and we see how Jesus is a God who serves. Jesus came as a servant to save us and we need to reflect to see how we can allow Jusus to serve through us.
    31 min
  • Saving King
    In this sermon, the focus is on the upcoming Christmas season and the celebration of Jesus as the Savior. The sermon introduces a series called "Pictures of Jesus," emphasizing the unique portraits of Jesus presented in the gospels. The sermon explores the book of Matthew, highlighting two aspects of Jesus as King: the King who Reigns Forever and the King who Saves.
    37 min
  • God's Divine Delivery
    In this sermon the focus is on the concluding portion of the Lord's Prayer from Matthew 6. Pastor Ross highlights the significance of seeking God's protection and deliverance from temptation and the influence of the evil one. The sermon emphasizes two key ways in which the Lord leads believers away from temptation: first, through the process of renewal in Christ, and second, through the support and encouragement of the body of Christ.
    33 min
  • Depending Daily on Jesus
    In this sermon, Pastor Ross discusses the theme of daily dependence on Jesus. The sermon emphasizes the importance of constant connection to Christ, being pruned by God, and being rooted in the Bible as essential elements of true dependence. The sermon highlights the significance of producing spiritual fruit, referencing Galatians 5:22-23, and emphasizes that true dependence on God leads to a transformed prayer life.
    38 min
  • Confession
    This sermon delves into the importance of genuine confession, focusing on the specific portion of the Lord's Prayer: "Forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors." Pastor Marty explores the concept of confession by referencing Psalm 51, a thorough and genuine confession by David after moral failures. He outlines the seven ingredients to a genuine confession.
    36 min
  • The Arc of Surrender
    In this sermon Pastor Mark describes the act of surrendering to the Lord. He reads through Phillippians 2:5-11 to show how God comes before all and every knee will bow to Him. We need to acknowledge who God is and who we are not and relinquish the control that we strive to have. Pastor Mark encourages us to surrender all to Him as surrendering is a natural response to something greater.
    36 min
  • Prayer Starts Here
    In this sermon, Pastor Ross begins by emphasizing the importance of starting prayers with adoration, revering God for who He is and what He has done. He references the Lord's Prayer, which Jesus used to teach the pattern of prayer. He delves into Psalm 145 written by David, highlighting attributes of God, such as His greatness, grace, compassion, goodness, trustworthiness, and righteousness. He also emphasizes the importance of looking back on God's provision, recognizing that God constantly moves in generations, and encourages the congregation to participate in responding to God's work. Pastor Ross reminds the audience that through adoption in Christ, they can address God as "heavenly Father" and proclaim His good works in their lives.
    36 min

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