Damian looks at chapters 1-4 of Romans and the key to understanding the Gospel: Righteousness. The Apostle Paul explains why self-righteousness leaves us all guilty before a holy God but how, through the cross, God’s righteousness is given as a gift to all who would receive it by faith.
Damian gives an introduction to the Book of Romans as he kicks off a new sermon series entitled, ‘Romans: Why Grace Changes Everything.’
We live in a culture where to, “Buy now, pay later!” is an attractive proposition. However, the Bible warns readers not to take the same approach to our spiritual lives. Klaudia uses 1 Peter 4:1-3 to deliver a powerful message on why it is wise to say no to the flesh and to live by the Spirit.
When Jesus visited the synagogue and read from Isaiah he didn’t directly quote the established text. Our Elim Regional Leader, Paul Hudson, uses the account in Luke 4: 16-19 to show that Jesus shifted the emphasis to reveal His redemptive purpose.
A powerful testimony of one woman’s courage to overcome drink, drugs and the loss of a son. A reminder of the goodness of God and how He restores broken lives.
Pastor Damian preaches an uncompromising message from Romans 12 and shares the Bible’s antidote to individualism and consumerism…community and commitment. He ask’s the Hope family two questions: “Where are you connected?” and “Where are you serving?”
2 sermons for the price of 1! Visiting speaker Tim Alford uses the account of how Elijah passed on his mantle to Elisha in 2 Kings 2:1-15 to speak to both the youth and adults of Hope Church and reveal what we can learn from each other.
Leading into our Week of Prayer and Fasting, Damian gives a quick overview of the Bible’s teaching about the Fore of God and why, today, the Church needs the Holy Spirit’s fire: His presence, His power, His purity and HIs passion.
In the last of the Christmas series, Damian deconstructs some myths that have become traditional views about the three wise men. He uses scripture to present the facts we do know and suggests that wise men still seek Jesus today.
Damian speaks about the birth of Jesus from the account in Matthew’s Gospel and challenges us not only to celebrate the fact that Jesus was born into the world, but that Christ came to be born in us.