What if death isn’t the end, but just the beginning?

In his Easter message, "The Resurrection Changes Everything", Pastor Josh unpacks how Jesus’ resurrection rewrites every story. He is alive, He is worthy, and His victory over the grave changes everything—past, present, and future. Jesus has broken the chains of fear, conquered the grave, and promised that what God did in Him, He will do in all creation. He is not only alive—He is the Resurrection, and His empty tomb is the promise that death doesn’t get the final word.

Recorded at Hope Church in Springfield, MO.

This Sunday, Pastor Gary took us into "The Most Revolutionary Dinner Conversation Ever"—a deep dive into the Passover meal and the Last Supper. We saw how Jesus not only fulfilled the meaning of Passover but also transformed it, inviting us into a new kind of life shaped by His love and sacrifice. As He washed the disciples’ feet, Jesus modeled humility, service, and a love that is thorough and complete. He came to incorporate us into His story, to renew our minds, and to teach us to take God at His word. Through this meal, He showed us a new way to live—marked by grace, transformation, and belonging.

Recorded at Hope Church in Springfield, MO.

Is He at the center? In this Sunday's message, "The Table of Abiding," Pastor Josh invited us to respond to Jesus’ invitation to draw near and abide. Abiding is a life fueled by hunger for more of Him, knowing that apart from Him, we can do nothing. His Word promises that when we draw near to God, He will draw near to us. He’s knocking on our hearts, and the choice is ours—will we draw near and let Him capture our hearts? Will we abide and make Him the center of everything?

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This Sunday, Pastor Steve spoke on "Travailing Prayer," and the Lord cracked us open. Travailing prayer is about moving beyond a casual interest in God into an authentic, relentless hunger for more of Him. It’s an invitation to make real adjustments in our lives — to align with what God is doing right now. There’s a grace available to go deeper, but the way forward isn’t through performance or striving — it’s through prayer. Not the polished, rehearsed kind, but a raw, desperate cry for more of His presence and power. Are we willing to accept His invitation and be truly awakened?

Recorded at Hope Church in Springfield, MO.

What if you’re not just called — but chosen for something greater?

This Sunday, Pastor Josh shared his message, "A Royal Priesthood: Built Together, Set Apart," unpacking how 1 Peter 2 reveals our true identity as living stones, being built into a spiritual house for God's glory. We aren't meant to blend in — we are a royal priesthood, set apart to minister to God, offer our lives as sacrifices, and proclaim who He is to the world. This isn't just a title — it's a calling to live radically different, reflecting Jesus in everything we do.

Recorded at Hope Church in Springfield, MO.

God has blessed us abundantly—not just to receive, but to give. This Sunday, Pastor Gary reminded us of this simple yet powerful truth: as His sons and daughters, we are called to say “YES!” to using the gifts, resources, and calling He has placed inside of us. Whether it’s praying for healing, sharing the gospel, or serving in the local church, we are meant to pour out what He has poured into us. God never runs out, and when we step into His plan, we live from inheritance, not limitation. How is God calling you to say yes and step into His purpose for your life?

Recorded at Hope Church in Springfield, MO.

What if greatness isn’t about power, success, or recognition, but about serving others? In this Sunday’s message, "Redefining Greatness: The Call to Serve," Pastor Josh unpacks how Jesus completely redefines greatness—turning the world’s standards upside down. True greatness, as Jesus teaches, is found in humility, sacrifice, and putting others first. He did not come to be served, but to serve—modeling a life where the way up is actually down. When we follow His example, we step into a greatness that isn’t about making ourselves known, but about making Him known through a life of love and service.

Recorded at Hope Church in Springfield, MO.

No matter what we face, one truth remains—Jesus is near. In this Sunday's sermon, Jesus is Near, Pastor Josh unpacks Philippians 4:1-9, showing how the reality of His presence transforms our lives. Because He is with us, we can walk in unity, find joy in every season, experience lasting peace, and have a sound mind. When challenges arise and life feels uncertain, we don’t have to be shaken—He is our strength and sustainer. His nearness empowers us to live with confidence, anchored in the truth of His unchanging presence.

Recorded at Hope Church in Springfield, MO.

In a world full of distractions and demands, Jesus invites us into a life of singular focus—being with Him. In this Sunday's sermon, "Being with Jesus: One Thing", Pastor Diego shares how God's presence is not just the source of life and salvation but the greatest reward of the gospel itself. Because of the cross, our highest privilege is to dwell with Him, both now and for eternity. In that truth, we find an invitation to realign our hearts toward the one thing that truly satisfies—being with Jesus.

Recorded at Hope Church in Springfield, MO.

This Sunday, we were honored to hear from Pastor Tom Deuschle of Celebration Ministries in Harare, Zimbabwe. He shared an inspiring message on the vital role of discipleship—growing in our own faith while actively leading others to do the same.

Recorded at Hope Church in Springfield, MO.