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Lance and Allison Welch continue the year of the family and share their testimony and some great kingdom wisdom.
Dustin Smith continues are year of the family. Last week was about loving God and this week we dive into what it means to Love people.
Dustin Smith talks on the importance of staying connected to God not just on Sundays but every day. To be the example of Love to the next generation and to see a community give everything to Jesus.
Pastor Darlene continues our year of the Family and talks about the importance of the church being a table where a seat is always open.
In today's episode, Rick White delivers our first family service of 2024 at Hope UC Nashville. His sermon focuses on the importance of intentionality within families to cultivate spiritual growth and connection. Rick also introduces to our congregation a new family activity book, designed to help families intentionally spend time together in devotion and service. We hope this episode challenges you to find ways to impliment simple, and intentional choices that foster your spiritual growth with The Lord!
Pastor Dustin brings in the New Year by casting a vision for HopeUC Nashville in 2024.
Elliot speaks on what God is doing in Israel and why it matters to the modern day Christian.
Pastor Dustin Smith talks on the importance of our actions as believers and how they reveal the truth of what we believe about Jesus.
James Galbraith shares an important message about the story of Jonah and the value of following God's plan for your life.
By God's grace we pray that HopeUC will always be a body, a church, a family and a home that is defined by God's presence. Worshipful, missional, prayerful, generational, creative, generous, thankful, authentic and completely passionate about people responding to the message of salvation. And with a shout that resounds through every part of our lives that HOPE is a person, and His name is Jesus.
The songs and teachings range from adoration to warfare, but the message is the same, the Lord alone is worthy of praise. We believe that when people see God for who He really is, they can't help but worship loudly and extravagantly.
Join us from the HopeUC Nashville barn every week as our team delivers a word that builds on our four core values. The Word is our foundation, Worship is our Honor, Community is our Heartbeat and His Presence is our Passion.
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