New Hope 365

In the Kingdom of God relationships are a big deal. God never intended for His kingdom to be a kingdom of isolated people. In fact, one of the enemy’s tactics is to get you to live an isolated life alone. But, if you are a follower of Jesus, you are called to live in community with others, not in isolation. Community is a big kingdom idea! In this week's message, Pastor Jason unveils God design for kingdom living that will not only add value to your life, but add value to so many that are searching for hope in these turbulent times.

Miracles are a part of the Kingdom of God, and Jesus regularly revealed how His kingdom is one of heaven coming to earth through healing, signs, wonders, and miracles. Maybe you have personally experienced a miracle of healing, or perhaps you witnessed one? Maybe you are struggling in your faith because you asked God to do something supernatural, and it never happened? In this week's message, Pastor Jason teaches on a miracle that changed many lives, and will change yours if you let it.

As believers, we should have such peace through our relationship with Jesus that our actions, attitudes, and character in times of calamity would bring about change within our circles of influence.

The Bible uses pictures of shepherds and shepherding to reveal the heart of the Father for His children. As His children, we need to walk in the strength of our Good Shepherd, Jesus Christ. But sometimes we’re surrounded by danger and even dangerous people that can bring harm to our churches and families. What are we to do then? In this week's message, Pastor Jason continues to unveil God’s kingdom protection for His kids and exposes wolves that seek to bring destruction at all levels.

The Bible uses pictures of shepherds and shepherding to reveal the heart of the Father for His children. As His children, we need to walk in the strength of our Good Shepherd, Jesus Christ. But sometimes we’re surrounded by danger and even dangerous people that can bring harm to our churches and families. What are we to do then? In this week's message, Pastor Jason unveils God’s kingdom protection for His kids and exposes wolves that seek to bring destruction at all levels.

With elections right around the corner, our culture seems anything but unified. Opposing corners. Opposite viewpoints. It seems like there are no meet-in-the-middle options anymore, and everyone is just opposed to everyone else. But in the Kingdom of God, there is no disunity, no disagreement between the Trinity, and God’s divine council does as He says. So what does all of this mean for the Church? How are we to live out the kingdom value of unity? In this week's message, Pastor Jason paints a biblical picture of how the Church is to live in the present reality.

We live in a culture where everything seems to be moving at Mach speed. Instant potatoes, instant mac-n-cheese, fast food on all corners, and packages to your door within hours. It seems like in a culture of instant and convenient, peace would abound, right? But anything but peace seems to abound, and living with anxiety and fear has become a norm for many. But does it have to be that way? Are we just bound to live in fear and anxiety because of the age we live in? In Part 2 of A Kingdom of Faith, Pastor Jason continues to unpack the kingdom's alternative to fear-based living.

We live in a culture where everything seems to be moving at Mach speed. Instant potatoes, instant mac-n-cheese, fast food on all corners, and packages to your door within hours. It seems like in a culture of instant and convenient, peace would abound, right? But anything but peace seems to abound, and living with anxiety and fear has become a norm for many. But does it have to be that way? Are we just bound to live in fear and anxiety because of the age we live in? In this week's message, Pastor Jason begins to unpack the kingdom's alternative to fear-based living.

Who doesn’t want to be content in life? We all want to be happy and satisfied, and we should be able to, because that is the way God wants it for us, right? After all, if we are Christians we should be living examples of God’s blessings to the world. Isn’t that kingdom thinking? Well maybe, or maybe not. In this week's message, Pastor Jason addresses the topic of kingdom contentment in a world where nothing seems to satisfy.

The kingdom of God is a kingdom of truth, but sometimes we forget what that looks like, and we can get caught in cultural grey truth, or even believe lies that may look like truth. But is that the way of God’s kingdom? What is expected of God’s children as it pertains to the truth in our daily relationships? In this week's message, Pastor Jason paints the canvas that reveals kingdom truth that will ultimately rock your world and the world around you.