Heart Of Worship - Joel Poppenbeck by One Hope Community Church

An encouraging message from Ecclesiastes 3, as one of our elders, John Schout, shares on God's faithfulness through all seasons, and how we can worship Him always.

We are joined by guest preacher, Timothy Wood, who shares from Colossians 2:16-23. We are exhorted to not let crazy talk or experiences shake our Christian identity, sever our Christian joy or steal our Christian power!

We wrap our series on 2 Timothy, by looking at some of the final words of Paul, who testifies to the Lord standing by him and strengthening him so that the gospel would be proclaimed, as well as hearing some spontaneous testimonies from those in our congregation.

We continue looking at 2 Timothy and seeing how the Word is vital in our lives, particularly in our difficult days. It is our standard and authority, while also leading us to Jesus and His way of life.

As we continue in 2 Timothy, we look at how we are called to a live of godliness in our difficult, godless days. These words from Paul include exhortation to train and put in the work, with a warning against false teachers. In the end, we rely on God's faithfulness to transform us completely.

We welcome guest preacher, Josh Meinsma, who speaks from Deuteronomy 6:1-9. We hear how we are empowered to gospel loving and living because of God’s everlasting commitment to his covenant promises that last from one generation to the next.

We continue our series through Timothy, as Andrew shares a message from 2 Timothy 1:6-14. We are encouraged to 'fan into flame' the gift of God, while being faithful and faith-filled by His Spirit.

A wonderful Sunday as Rubin & Ryley both publicly professed their faith and we started a new series on 2 Timothy! Looking at the first five verses, we see how Paul encourages Timothy despite the difficult days they are in.

On a special Sunday, where Peyton & Francis professed their faith, Andrew shares a message from Mark 3:31-35, highlighting how salvation isn't just about being saved from sin but also being saved into a family.