Living Hope Fellowship

In this message, Pastor Chris picks up in Luke 22 as he focused on Jesus praying to the Father in the Garden of Gethsemane the night before His crucifixion. Christ's incredible attitude of "Nevertheless, not my will, but yours," is a powerful example for all of us. As followers of the Lord, we are called to surrender our will to His and trust His heart to guide us to our God-given purpose in life.

In this episode, Pastor Chris looks to the book of Luke to look at Jesus' instruction and promise to the Disciples from chapter 22. While in closing out the events in the upper room, Jesus reminded us that the way of a disciple is radically different from the way of a non-believer. The Kingdom runs on much different principles than what we know in the flesh. While the world looks to be served, followers of Christ look to serve. We also look forward with great hope toward the promise that one day, Jesus will reward all his followers. The way of Christ is very different, but is so much better.

In this episode, Pastor Chris looks to the book of Luke to look at Jesus' instruction and promise to the Disciples from chapter 22. While in closing out the events in the upper room, Jesus reminded us that the way of a disciple is radically different from the way of a non-believer. The Kingdom runs on much different principles than what we know in the flesh. While the world looks to be served, followers of Christ look to serve. We also look forward with great hope toward the promise that one day, Jesus will reward all his followers. The way of Christ is very different, but is so much better.

In this message, Pastor Derek Holmes looks into the book of Proverbs to see a Father's advice -- "Guard Your Heart." This advice then reveals the Father's desire for his children -- "Give Me Your Heart." This is the best thing we can do as followers of Christ and children of God.

In this message, Pastor Derek Holmes looks into the book of Proverbs to see a Father's advice -- "Guard Your Heart." This advice then reveals the Father's desire for his children -- "Give Me Your Heart." This is the best thing we can do as followers of Christ and children of God.

What do bread, wine, and a simple meal have to do with the salvation of humanity? In this powerful message, pastor Chris Rieber unpacks the profound significance of Jesus' last Passover with his disciples.

Looking at Luke 22, we see how Jesus transformed the traditional Passover meal into something entirely new—the Lord's Supper. As he broke the bread and poured the wine, Jesus wasn't just observing an ancient tradition; he was instituting a new one, a permanent remembrance of the ultimate sacrifice he was about to make.

Join us as we explore how Jesus himself is the final Passover lamb, whose blood was shed to take away the sin of the world. Discover why he isn't just a part of the story, but the only hope for true redemption.

What do bread, wine, and a simple meal have to do with the salvation of humanity? In this powerful message, pastor Chris Rieber unpacks the profound significance of Jesus' last Passover with his disciples.

Looking at Luke 22, we see how Jesus transformed the traditional Passover meal into something entirely new—the Lord's Supper. As he broke the bread and poured the wine, Jesus wasn't just observing an ancient tradition; he was instituting a new one, a permanent remembrance of the ultimate sacrifice he was about to make.

Join us as we explore how Jesus himself is the final Passover lamb, whose blood was shed to take away the sin of the world. Discover why he isn't just a part of the story, but the only hope for true redemption.

The world can feel chaotic, and the topic of the "end times" can be daunting. But what did Jesus really say about it? In this message, Pastor Chris Rieber explores the profound and practical wisdom of Luke 21:5-38. He shows us how Jesus' prophecy, while speaking of future trials, ultimately points to a present hope. This sermon isn't about predicting dates or instilling fear. It's a call to readiness and a reminder of a powerful truth: that even in the midst of uncertainty, we are never alone and the ultimate victory is already secured in Jesus.

The world can feel chaotic, and the topic of the "end times" can be daunting. But what did Jesus really say about it? In this message, Pastor Chris Rieber explores the profound and practical wisdom of Luke 21:5-38. He shows us how Jesus' prophecy, while speaking of future trials, ultimately points to a present hope. This sermon isn't about predicting dates or instilling fear. It's a call to readiness and a reminder of a powerful truth: that even in the midst of uncertainty, we are never alone and the ultimate victory is already secured in Jesus.

We've all seen grand gestures, but what about the small ones that go unnoticed? In Luke 21, Jesus watches as the wealthy fill the temple treasury with their offerings. Then, a poor widow steps forward and gives two tiny coins. It’s a moment that could have been easily missed, but Jesus sees it all. This episode goes beyond the coins and into the heart of the woman herself. What compelled her to give everything she had? Join us as we uncover her deep trust in God's provision, her unwavering desire to be a part of His work, and the profound truth that genuine generosity is measured not by our abundance, but by the will to give from our very core.