Hope Community Church Podcasts: Weekend Messages

The Church is more than a building. It’s a life-changing organism dedicated to reaching the world with God’s story. Where do you fit in? Come hear how you can be a powerful part of reaching the Triangle and changing the world – today and in years to come.

The final message in the "Relationship Series" at Hope Community Church with Mike Lee on May 15, 2016. Chosen, forgiven, rescued, redeemed. Is this how you see yourself? If not, you could be sabotaging your relationships without even knowing it. Once you define yourself by God’s love, not by your choices, you’ll begin to see others in a whole new light.

The sixth message in the "Relationship Series" at Hope Community Church on Mother's Day weekend, May 8, 2016 with Mike Lee. Jesus never said life would be easy. Difficult situations — and difficult people — are a fact of life. But following a few simple steps can make conflict and confrontation a healthier process.

The fifth message in the "Relationship Series" at Hope Community Church with Mike Lee on May 1, 2016. It’s easier to turn our backs on a problem when situations get unpleasant. This week meet a man who understood heartache but chose love over resentment.

The fourth message in the "Relationship Series" at Hope Community Church with Mike Lee on April 24, 2016. Forgiveness is only the beginning. The real work begins when we choose to love those who hurt us. At the end of the day, the command wasn’t forgive your enemy it was love your enemy.

The third weekend in the "Relationship Series" at Hope Community Church with Donnie Peters. Withholding forgiveness hurts you, not the person who offended you. Step one is making the choice. The rest? It’s a process.

The second week in the "Relationship Series" with Donnie Peters on April 10, 2016 at Hope Community Church. Acceptance is a universal human need. But the acceptance we crave can be difficult to extend. When you take your cues from the One who receives you just as you are, we can live differently.

The launch of the new Relationship Series at Hope Community Church with Mike Lee on April 3, 2016. I demand my rights, you demand yours. That’s just the way it is. Or is it? Let’s take a look at what Jesus says about interpersonal relationships — we might just be surprised.

2016 Easter service at Hope Community Church.

The final Level in the "Level Up" series at Hope Community Church with Donnie Peters on March 20, 2016. Hey, it’s all good. If it feels good do it. It’s my life anyway. Sometimes these slogans can seem tempting. But being a Christ-follower often means going against the flow.

The fifth message in the "Level Up" series at Hope Community Church with Donnie Peters. Simply put, faithfulness is staying the course even when you can’t see the end. What does that look like in our lives today? Come hear what the Bible has to say about faithfulness in a sometimes faithless world.

The fourth sermon in the "Level Up" series at Hope Community Church with Mike Lee on March 6, 2016. From caustic social media posts to arrogant politicians, you don’t have to look too far to see that kindness and goodness are becoming lost arts. But in God’s economy, kindness never goes out of style.

The third part in the "Level Up" series at Hope Community Church on February 28, 2016 with Pastor Mike Lee. You’re late for work. Traffic’s horrible. And just as you’re taking a drink of your coffee, the person in the car in front of you slams on their brakes. What happens next? Most of us probably wouldn’t want to share our answers. Learn why patience truly is a virtue.

Part two of our "Level Up" series at Hope Community Church on February 21, 2016 with Donnie Peters. It’s easy to think joy and peace are happy outcomes of pleasant situations. But God promises to provide them even when things aren’t so great. How is this possible? Maybe it all comes down to trust in the One who knows what’s best for us — despite how things might look.

The launch of the "Level Up" series at Hope Community Church on February 14, 2016 with Donnie Peters. We love our family. We love our favorite sports teams. And we love everything in between. But what is love really? And why does it matter so much to God? Learn how knowing the answer to this important question helps you grow in love for others.