Hope Community Church Podcasts: Weekend Messages

The fourth part of the "Summer Blockbusters" series at Hope Community Church on June 21/22, 2014 with Doug Stride.

The first part of the "Summer Blockbusters" series at Hope Community Church on June 8, 2014 with Raleigh Campus Pastor, Jason Gore. Carefully placed fig leaves and dark trees couldn’t hide Adam after he disobeyed God. Join us this weekend as we explore God's surprising response to Adam's sin and discover how this scenario plays out in your life today.

The final message in the "Simple Life" series at Hope Community Church with Lead/Teaching Pastor Mike Lee on June 1, 2014. We spend a lot of time pleasing people, puffing up our egos, and building our resumes just to impress others, overlooking the rest and strength to be found in the biblical pursuit of self-forgetfulness.

The 5th part of the "Simple Life" series with Lead/Teaching Pastor Mike Lee from Hope Community Church on the weekend of May 24/25, 2014. Discouragement is a thief, stealing hope, joy and happiness. What if we understood how to encourage others to persevere and move forward in spite of it? And what if that helped our own discouragement in the process?

The fourth part of the "Simple Life" series at Hope Community Church with Lead/Teaching Pastor Mike Lee on May 17/18 2014. What’s the key to our own self-worth and emotional well-being? It’s knowing how to give the gift of unconditional love and acceptance to others. Challenging? Usually. A biblical mandate? Always.

The second part of the "Simple Life" series at Hope Community Church with Lead/Teaching Pastor Mike Lee on May 4, 2014. Forgiving is simple but not easy. To help with this, God models a game plan that helps us get out of the debt collection business, leave the past behind, and live fully in the present.

The first part of the "Simple Life: Relationships for Dummies" series at Hope Community Church with Lead/Teaching Pastor, Mike Lee on April 27,2014. God has invited us into a relationship with Him. Once we accept His invitation, He sets about teaching us what this relationship should look like, both with Him and with others.

It was the day that changed the world. On the first day, He was dead. On the third, He was alive again. What do you do with that? What do you do with Him? Watch Easter at Hope 2014.

The fourth part of the "Broken" series at Hope Community Church with Lead/Teaching Pastor Mike Lee on April 13, 2014. Hanging on a cross on either side of Jesus, one thief chose Him, the other, in anger, rejected Him. What’s keeping you from choosing Jesus?

The third part of the "Broken" series at Hope Community Church with Lead/Teaching Pastor Mike Lee on the weekend of April 5/6, 2014. It was a good day for Barabbas, the rebel; he missed his cross and the death meant for him. Though rebels through and through, because of Jesus, we miss our cross too.

The second part of the Broken series (#broken) at Hope Community Church with Lead/Teaching Pastor Mike Lee on March 30,2014. Judas’ manipulation of the truth and his betrayal of Jesus had dire consequences. Like Judas, try as we might, we can’t bargain with God. In mercy God forgives, but in justice we’re responsible for the consequences of our sin.

The first part of the "Broken" series leading up to Easter with Mike Lee from Hope Community Church on March 22/23, 2014. Caiaphas, high priest in Jerusalem, went to great lengths to keep anyone — including Jesus — from threatening what he had built. We’re not so different when it comes to holding on to what is ours.

Pastor Mike Lee's message from Hope Community Church on March 15/16, 2014. Community is a fundamental life search. As terms like neighbor, family and congregation are being redefined in the 21st century, people still crave face-to-face relationships. So how do we experience belonging as well as believing?

Week 8 of the "Apply as Directed" series at Hope Community Church with Lead Pastor Mike Lee on February 23, 2014. How, in a world of suffering, can we call God good? Something about this life is so broken that only God can fix it, so why doesn’t He? And where is He when life seems at its darkest?

The final message in the "Apply as Directed" series with Chase Gardner at the Raleigh Campus on March 8/9 2014. As this series wraps up, we are reminded that standing still is not an option in our relationship with God. Growing in Christ means we’re on the move, learning to walk into greater spiritual maturity.