Pastor Rick's Daily Hope

Why did Jesus have to live a sin-free life? Join Pastor Rick as he teaches about how God’s redemption and grace lead to the forgiveness of your sins.

God came to Earth at Christmas in the form of a human being so people could see what he's really like. Join Pastor Rick as he explains why God came as Jesus and why Jesus is called the Word of God.

Luke records the angel saying, “Do not be afraid. I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people” (Luke 2:10 NIV). The Good News had arrived, but the story didn’t end there. In this message, Pastor Rick explains why, without the Cross, there’s no reason to celebrate the birth of Jesus.

Jesus was God’s very first Christmas gift—sent to you thousands of years before you were born. Join Pastor Rick as he teaches about God’s generosity and how he wants to spend eternity with you.

Are you certain of your home in heaven, or are you afraid of death? God wants you have certainty. Join Pastor Rick as he explains why, “[God’s] unchanging plan has always been to adopt us into his own family by sending Jesus Christ to die for us” (Ephesians 1:5 TLB).

The Bible says, “God put his love on the line for us by offering his Son in sacrificial death while we were of no use whatever to him” (Romans 5:8 The Message). Join Pastor Rick as he explains why God wants you to be in heaven with him, and what he’s already done so you can join him there.

In this broadcast, Pastor Rick explains how God builds your character at work by teaching you to keep promises, meet deadlines, work without supervision, and more.

In this broadcast, Pastor Rick teaches how God uses pressure at work to teach you responsibility.

Join Pastor Rick as he explains why faith means building your life on God’s promises, not his explanations.

When God tests your faith, you may find yourself going through this sequence: First, “What, Lord? What?” Then, “Where, Lord? Where?” Finally, “When, Lord? When?” Join Pastor Rick to explore how God grows your faith through your questions.