UStepIn Hope Ministries

Hope For All - 1 Peter 1:3-9

The first words Jesus said to Peter were: “Come, follow me!”. Well, Peter follows and on the way, he stumbles a lot. But remember, when Jesus spoke His last words to Peter, He said: “Follow me!”. And so I ask: “What is Jesus saying to you?”

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Hope For All - 1 Peter 1:3-9

The first words Jesus said to Peter were: “Come, follow me!”. Well, Peter follows and on the way, he stumbles a lot. But remember, when Jesus spoke His last words to Peter, He said: “Follow me!”. And so I ask: “What is Jesus saying to you?”

If you would like to see this or previous messages, either as video or audio versions, please visit us at: https://www.ustepin.com

We feel God is blessing us as we create these weekly Sunday sermons and that is all the recompense we need.

But if you would like to be a part of this ministry and support the creation of these videos with a gift, please e-transfer your gift to: [email protected]

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Today's message is titled: Jesus Christ, Lord of All - Acts 10:31-43

We begin today’s journey in the Gospel of Matthew chapter 27 where we re-live the last seconds of Jesus on the cross on good Friday. We then have a stopover in 325AD in Nicene and we end today's journey in Matthew 28:18-20 where Jesus gives us the great commandment.

Please note: I misspoke once saying Paul instead of Peter and I also had trouble with a latin word: consubstantialem meaning of one essence.

If you would like to see this or previous messages, either as video or audio versions, please visit us at: https://www.ustepin.com

We feel God is blessing us as we create these weekly Sunday sermons and that is all the recompense we need.

But if you would like to be a part of this ministry and support the creation of these videos with a gift, please e-transfer your gift to: [email protected]

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Today's message is titled: Jesus Christ, Lord of All - Acts 10:31-43

We begin today’s journey in the Gospel of Matthew chapter 27 where we re-live the last seconds of Jesus on the cross on good Friday. We then have a stopover in 325AD in Nicene and we end today's journey in Matthew 28:18-20 where Jesus gives us the great commandment.

Please note: I misspoke once saying Paul instead of Peter and I also had trouble with a latin word: consubstantialem meaning of one essence.

If you would like to see this or previous messages, either as video or audio versions, please visit us at: https://www.ustepin.com

We feel God is blessing us as we create these weekly Sunday sermons and that is all the recompense we need.

But if you would like to be a part of this ministry and support the creation of these videos with a gift, please e-transfer your gift to: [email protected]

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Jesus is the True Grapevine - Gospels of Matthew and John

Jesus' heart broke with the reality of how much they needed a Savior. It reminds us that the reign of Christ is far greater than any man's mind could ever conceive or plan.

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We feel God is blessing us as we create these weekly Sunday sermons and that is all the recompense we need.

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A Triumphal entry: God’s Way - Matthew 21:1-16

Jesus enters Jerusalem riding on a donkey. Jesus’ entry reflects the roman practice of welcoming a king or general. A crowd hails Jesus as king. They spread cloaks on the ground and wave branches. They chant Psalm 118:25 which praises God for victory over the nations.

Yet there are significant differences. Jesus rides not a war horse but an everyday beast of burden, a donkey. Crowds of common folks welcome him. There were no speeches of welcome from the leaders of Jerusalem. Jesus does not portray a high-class figure. He is not authorized by the dominant ruling power. He represents God’s purposes - not Rome’s.

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We feel God is blessing us as we create these weekly Sunday sermons and that is all the recompense we need.

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A Triumphal entry: God’s Way - Matthew 21:1-16

Jesus enters Jerusalem riding on a donkey. Jesus’ entry reflects the roman practice of welcoming a king or general. A crowd hails Jesus as king. They spread cloaks on the ground and wave branches. They chant Psalm 118:25 which praises God for victory over the nations.

Yet there are significant differences. Jesus rides not a war horse but an everyday beast of burden, a donkey. Crowds of common folks welcome him. There were no speeches of welcome from the leaders of Jerusalem. Jesus does not portray a high-class figure. He is not authorized by the dominant ruling power. He represents God’s purposes - not Rome’s.

If you would like to see this or previous messages, either as video or audio versions, please visit us at: https://www.ustepin.com

We feel God is blessing us as we create these weekly Sunday sermons and that is all the recompense we need.

But if you would like to be a part of this ministry and support the creation of these videos with a gift, please e-transfer your gift to: [email protected]

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A part of the Easter Story:

The Tomb, the burial, the resurrection

Fraser Clark will give us some of those overlooked details surrounding the tomb, the burial and the resurrection.

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We feel God is blessing us as we create these weekly Sunday sermons and that is all the recompense we need.

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A part of the Easter Story:

The Tomb, the burial, the resurrection

Fraser Clark will give us some of those overlooked details surrounding the tomb, the burial and the resurrection.

If you would like to see this or previous messages, either as video or audio versions, please visit us at: https://www.ustepin.com

We feel God is blessing us as we create these weekly Sunday sermons and that is all the recompense we need.

But if you would like to be a part of this ministry and support the creation of these videos with a gift, please e-transfer your gift to: [email protected]

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The Vision in the Valley - Ezekiel 37:1-14

Some of us might think that because we are young, healthy, full of dreams and energy, we don’t need to worry or think about death, but death is an apt metaphor for our "living-death" lives. Think about it, some have never found the purpose or reason why they are here on earth, and for some, sin a central part of living, but that is not part of God’s plan.

If you would like to see this or previous messages, either as video or audio versions, please visit us at: https://www.ustepin.com

We feel God is blessing us as we create these weekly Sunday sermons and that is all the recompense we need.

But if you would like to be a part of this ministry and support the creation of these videos with a gift, please e-transfer your gift to: [email protected]

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