In this sermon, we continue exploring the vision for Hope Community: 5 years, 500 lives transformed. By Jesus and for Jesus. It isn’t just about church attendance, but about radical change in people’s lives through Jesus. Its going to take significant sacrifice and funding. Pastor Phil encouraged us to give not out of obligation or pressure but cheerfully, as an act of worship reflecting God's generosity towards us. The sermon also addresses the misuse of the prosperity gospel and highlights that true generosity results in spiritual blessings and the multiplication of God's kingdom, rather than personal material gain.

Join us for this powerful sermon on Hope Community's vision and the future of the church. In this sermon, Pastor Phil emphasizes the importance of being transformed by truth, being committed to mission, and fostering unity within the church. Discover how these three key elements can lead to the transformation of 500 lives in the next five years. Get inspired to pursue a deeper relationship with Jesus and cultivate a community that brings hope and healing to those around us. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of something greater and see how God can use us to make a lasting impact.

As we wrap up our series on spiritual rhythms we'll discuss the profound impact that quality relationships and community can have on our life and faith.

Ever felt that tug in you spirit, nudging you to share your faith, but something holds you back? You're not alone. Let's talk about the practice of having spiritual conversations, a journey that promises to fortify your faith like never before.

God has gifted each one of us to contribute and make a difference. Our task is to roll up our sleeves and create rhythms to use our gifts.

Rhythms are all over our lives. They shape our days, weeks, and years. They are predictable and repeatable. Do we have rhythms in our spiritual lives? Let's talk about the rhythm of spending time with God.

Placing God's presence at the center of our existence has the power to align every facet of our lives. Regardless of what the future holds, your next step is to get closer to God.

Things don't always go according to plan. Life doesn't always go according to plan. But we can trust that no matter what our plans are or how they go, God's plans for us are good.

What am I supposed to do? Who am I supposed to become? What is my purpose? These are questions that often come up when we think about our futures. Our purpose is more than what we achieve, contribute, or produce. Our purpose is to know Jesus. Everything else flows from this.

How do we navigate the tension between our present and the future? What about the frustration experienced when we aren't seeing the progress we want? Passages from Ecclesiastes and Revelation will help us navigate the tension between present challenges and future hopes while encouraging spiritual growth and transformation through trusting God's eternal plan.