In our third sermon in our Advent series we dive into Isaiah 49:14-21 where God promises to restore what has been broken. Through His love, God heals, redeems, and rebuilds, offering hope for the brokenhearted and renewal for His people. We explore how God’s restoration is both a present reality and a future promise, making all things new.

This sermon was preached at Hope Fellowship on Dec. 15, 2024, the third Sunday of Advent, by Kyle Truman.

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In our second sermon in our Advent series we dive into Isaiah 49:8-13 where Isaiah points out Jesus as the Servant who fulfills God’s covenant promises to His people. In this passage, Jesus is depicted as the covenant for the people, bringing salvation and restoration to Israel and extending it to the nations. Through Him, God’s promises of liberation, provision, and compassion are realized, as He leads His people from spiritual bondage to eternal rest. The imagery of comfort, guidance, and abundant provision reflects God’s faithfulness in Christ to redeem and sustain His covenant community, ensuring the fulfillment of His redemptive plan for all nations.

This sermon was preached at Hope Fellowship on Dec. 8, 2024, the second Sunday of Advent, by Ron Kronz.

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Isaiah 49:1-7 presents the Servant of the Lord, identified as Jesus Christ, who is called to bring salvation to the nations. The passage highlights His humanity, divine calling, and the challenges He endures, showing how He fulfills the mission Israel failed to accomplish by becoming a light to the world. Through His powerful Word, He executes both judgment and redemption, extending God’s covenant promises to all peoples. This text reveals the depth of God’s steadfast love, His faithfulness to His covenant, and His plan to reconcile the nations through the work of the Servant.

This sermon was preached at Hope Fellowship on Dec. 1, 2024, the first Sunday of Advent,  by Kyle Truman.

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The parable of the persistent widow in Luke 18 reveals the power of unwavering prayer and faith. Continuous prayer demonstrates trust in God’s mercy and calls believers to remain steadfast, even when answers seem delayed. Persistent prayer is not just an act of faith but also a means through which God works in our lives, inviting us to approach Him with confidence and perseverance. To grow in this discipline, prioritize prayer by setting aside specific times for private prayer, praying with your family, and creating a habit of spontaneous prayer throughout your day. Whether you pray alone or with others, ask boldly, seek persistently, and trust that God’s mercy is greater than any obstacle. In every situation, approach Him with humility and expectation, knowing that He is a good Father who delights in hearing His children.

This sermon was preached at Hope Fellowship on Nov. 24, 2024 by Kyle Truman.

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In Acts 18:9-23, Paul receives a comforting vision from the Lord encouraging him to speak boldly without fear, as God assures His protection. This promise is fulfilled when Paul faces opposition but is protected by the proconsul Gallio, who dismisses charges brought against him. The sermon emphasizes God’s sovereignty in using even earthly rulers to accomplish His purposes, the futility of human efforts to suppress the gospel, and the importance of trusting God over worldly authorities. As Paul concludes his second missionary journey and begins the third, we see a steadfast commitment to strengthening the church and proclaiming the gospel.

This sermon was preached at Hope Fellowship on Nov. 17, 2024 by Kyle Truman.

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This sermon was preached at Hope Fellowship on Nov. 10, 2024 by Kyle Truman.

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In this sermon on Acts 18:1-11, we explore Paul’s journey to Corinth, his initial challenges, and the significant partnership with Aquila and Priscilla that shaped his ministry. We reflect on Paul’s perseverance amid adversity, his transition from tentmaking to full-time preaching, and the profound moment when he declares, “Your blood be on your own heads!” as a statement of his faithfulness in proclaiming the gospel. The message emphasizes the importance of being faithful messengers, understanding the weight of spiritual responsibility, and responding to Christ’s call without delay. Join us as we draw lessons on dedication, partnership, and the urgency of repentance.

This sermon was preached at Hope Fellowship on Nov. 3, 2024 by Kyle Truman.

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In this sermon, we ask the question, “What in the world is God doing?” in light of natural disasters, political turmoil, and a world seemingly in chaos. Anchored in Romans 8, we examine the grand narrative of Creation, Fall, and Redemption, highlighting that even in the midst of suffering, God’s sovereignty is at work. We are reminded that biblical hope is not wishful thinking but a confident expectation rooted in God’s promises. As we groan alongside creation, we look forward to the fulfillment of God’s Kingdom—a reality that began with Christ’s first coming and continues to unfold, with the ultimate promise of redemption and restoration in His return.

This sermon was preached at Pleasant Gardens Baptist Church in Marion NC on October 27, 2024 by Kyle Truman.

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Evangelists are needed in the public square - In this message from Acts 17:16-34, we explore Paul’s bold proclamation of the gospel in the public square, confronting a culture filled with idolatry and skepticism. Paul skillfully engages both religious and secular audiences, using partial truths they understood to introduce them to the fullness of the gospel, challenging their misconceptions about God. We’re reminded that evangelism requires boldness, conviction, and the willingness to correct false beliefs while proclaiming the Lordship of Christ. This sermon calls us to take the gospel into the world, knowing that God is near and that repentance is essential for all.

This sermon was preached at Hope Fellowship on October 20, 2024 by Kyle Truman.

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Evangelists are needed in the public square - In this passage Paul finds himself in Athens, a city full of idols, and is stirred to action. Rather than wait passively, he engages the people—Jews, devout individuals, and the general populace—reasoning with them in the marketplace. Paul’s message is clear: the God they do not know, the one they call “unknown,” is the Creator of all things, and He now commands all people to repent because a day of judgment is coming through Jesus Christ. Just as Paul boldly preached to a city of idol worshippers, Christians today are called to proclaim the gospel in a culture filled with its own modern idols, trusting God with the results.

This sermon was preached at Hope Fellowship on October 13, 2024 by Kyle Truman.

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