Our second Sunday in Advent with Lead Pastor, Josh Binstead.

Sunday 1 December - HOPE: Ancient and Distinguished by Re:Hope Belfast

Lead Pastor Josh Binstead concludes our More Than This series with a message titled, Faithful to the End - Surrender in an age of control.

Honour in an age of dishonour. A special message from our friend Jose Zayas, Lead Pastor of 26 West Church, Portland, OR.

We show honour in how we think, how we speak and how we act to one another. What would it look like to be people who ‘outdo one another in showing honour’?

We all have had those moments where we have either been hurt by someone or we have been the one who has committed the hurting. This could be through our words, or our actions. It could be through our silence, or indeed through our lies.

Forgiveness is weaved throughout scripture and is integral in our discipleship to Jesus. The world is a messy and broken place which is full of broken relationships scared by the actions of sin and pain. God time and time again throughout the scriptures calls us to release those who sin against us. To pour out forgiveness onto others just as Jesus forgave us of all of our sin and wrongdoing.

Heather Taylor takes a closer look at the encounters that Isaiah the prophet, Mary Magdalene, and the believers in the upper room at the time of Pentecost had with Jesus before they were commissioned to go and take a message to the people around them.

Worship and Creative Pastor Stephen Mayes shares from Psalm 27 with some important thoughts for us to consider as followers of Jesus as we look at worship in an age of worry and encourages us to be present in the presence.

Josh Binstead continues our More Than This series with a message titled ‘We are the Church’ - Contributing in an age of consuming.

Senior Pastor Brian Ingraham shares the vision of Re:Hope Church; to lay the foundations for long lasting reawakening through radical obedience to Jesus.

We are more visually aware than ever before. In this message, Lead Pastor, Josh Binstead looks at how even in this age of social media, the teachings in the Bible are a firm encouragement to us to be confident in who God has made us to be and how we don’t need to fall into the trap of comparison.⁠