In part 10 of our Jeremiah series, Brian shares about the goodness of God in Jeremiah's life. We learn that God's goodness is revealed both in his justice and in his mercy.

In this special message, Re:Hope Southside’s lead pastor Crooksy talks about how there is HOPE and HELP for every kind of person through Jesus. We are seeing more and more people exploring and meeting Jesus through Alpha. This messages speaks to why we see Alpha as so important and brings a challenge to offer that hope and help to the people we share our lives with through a simple invitation to Alpha.

On our first Alpha Sunday, Laura looked at the Apostle John, with his amazing understanding of the love of God. She encouraged us to similarly identify with God’s love, and from this place present an invitation to people to ‘come and see’ Jesus.

In part 9 of our series through Jeremiah, Brian explores chapter 38, where Jeremiah faces his darkest moments in the cistern and what this teaches us about boldness in sharing the Gospel.

In part 8 of our Jeremiah series, Brian looks at Jeremiah 31 and the New Covenant. He shares with us that when we say yes to Jesus, we enter into a New Covenant and we became new creations in Him.

In part 7 of our Jeremiah series, we start in Jeremiah 29 and know that God has a plan for our lives. We might not know what God's plan is so Brian encourages us to continue learning how to hear God’s voice more clearly.

Today we are celebrating the Feast of Tabernacles also known as the Feast of Eternity and here at Re:Hope, we often refer to is as the Autumn Feast. Brian talks about how this might be a season of misery for some and a season of joy for others and encourages us to intentionally work through the grief with God to find the path to joy again.

In part 6 of our Jeremiah series, Brian talks about Jeremiah having a “Fire in His Bones” or a burning in his heart and ways we either stifle or can reignite the fire in our hearts for God.

In part 5 of our Jeremiah series, Senior Pastor Brian talks about how God is the potter and we are the clay and that we should let God shape our lives because he has the most ideal plans for our lives.

In part 4 of our Jeremiah series, Brian shares about how God has invited us to leave a "dry" life behind and step into a life that's refreshing and fulfilling in Jesus; leaving your baggage behind.