In our series Exodus: Living in Light of Redemption, today’s message is titled He Tabernacled Among Us, from Exodus 25–27 and 35–40. In these chapters, we see God giving His people instructions for the tabernacle, a place where His presence would dwell among them. This points us toward the greater story of God’s desire to dwell with His people and ultimately toward Jesus, who came to dwell among us.

In our series Exodus: Living in Light of Redemption, today’s message is titled An Ongoing Journey With God, from Exodus 23:20–24:18. In this passage, we see God continuing to lead His people, calling them to trust Him and walk faithfully with Him. As we follow their journey, we’re reminded that life with God is not a one-time decision, but an ongoing journey of trust, obedience, and dependence on Him.

In our series Exodus: Living in Light of Redemption, we’re returning to the story with a review message titled Revisiting Exodus. We’ll take a look back at where we’ve been in Exodus, revisit the ways God has revealed Himself through the story, and remind ourselves what it means to live in light of His redemption.

In this standalone message, we’ll look at Living Into Our Mission and what it means to live out the mission of Living Hope Neighborhood Church. We’ll explore who God has called us to be as a church and how we can faithfully live out that calling—not just in what we believe, but in how we live, serve, and engage with the people around us.

In this standalone message, Pastor Dave shares a message titled Becoming a Praying Church, looking at the book of Acts. We’ll explore what prayer looked like in the early church and what it means for us to become a church that is truly devoted to prayer—depending on God, seeking Him together, and trusting Him to work through His people.

In this standalone message, Pastor Mark Wright shares a message on Evangelism. We’ll explore what it means to live as followers of Jesus who are called to share the good news, and why evangelism isn’t simply a program or activity, but a natural part of being transformed by the gospel. This message challenges us to consider how we can faithfully point others to Jesus in our everyday lives.

In this standalone message, today’s sermon is titled If God Is Loving, Then Why Is There Evil and Suffering in the World? In this message, we’ll wrestle with one of the most difficult questions people ask about faith: how can a loving and powerful God exist in a world filled with evil, pain, and suffering? We’ll explore what Scripture teaches about the reality of evil, God’s character, and the hope we have in Jesus.

In our Summer in the Psalms series, today’s message is titled Seeking God in the Struggle, from Psalm 143. In this psalm, we’ll follow David as he cries out to God in the midst of hardship and discouragement. Through his honest prayer, we’ll see that even in our darkest moments, God invites us to seek Him, trust His steadfast love, and depend on His faithful guidance.

In our Summer in the Psalms series, today’s message is titled Let the Nations Be Glad, from Psalm 67. In this psalm, we’ll see that God blesses His people so that His salvation and glory might be made known to all the earth. As we explore this passage, we’ll be reminded that God’s heart has always been for the nations and that we are called to join Him in making His name known among all peoples.

In our Summer in the Psalms series, today’s message is titled Contentment With God, from Psalm 131. In this psalm, we’ll explore what it means to quiet our hearts before the Lord and find true contentment in Him. Through David’s words, we’ll see the beauty of humble trust, letting go of pride and striving, and resting in the care of our faithful God.