The Hope Collective Message Podcast

Lead Pastor Dave Mudd continues the conversation about Jesus' teaching in The Sermon on the Mount and what it means to be kingdom-minded.

Lead Pastor Dave Mudd unpacks the first three Beatitudes of the Sermon on the Mount.

Lead Pastor Dave Mudd talks about what it means to be the kind of person that seeks God's Kingdom first.

Lead Pastor Dave Mudd shares how life's challenges are opportunities for pure joy.

December 27, 2020

Pastor Natalie Mudd helps us remember how to love others by reminding us of the love God has shown us. The Hope Collective's Worship Ministry shares some of their favorite Christmas moments.

Lead Pastor Dave Mudd unpacks how the glory of God brings about peace on earth. The Hope Collective sits in on a conversation with Terrance Wallace of the InZone Project.

Lead Pastor Dave Mudd talks about the dangers of misplaced hope and the difference Jesus makes this holiday season.

Spiritual Formation Pastor Alex Gowler talks about the power of hope in the midst of difficulties. Lead Pastor Dave Mudd shares a special announcement about Christmas services at The Hope Collective.

Youth Pastor Stephen Vazquez shares about God's work in the lives of two leaders from Hope Co. Youth. Lead Pastor Dave Mudd talks about the difference between being paralyzed by fear and being propelled by faith.

Pastor Alex Gowler invites us to find a place in one of the most famous stories ever told about Jesus.

The Trinity girls' soccer team shares a story of hope in the midst of quarantine. Lead Pastor Dave Mudd talks about the radical love that comes from faith in God.

The Hope Collective sits in on a conversation about living from an undivided heart. Lead Pastor Dave Mudd shares a message on the posture of love in a divisive time.

Lead Pastor Dave Mudd explores what it means to follow Jesus with an undivided heart. April shares a story of how reading Scripture is changing the way she approaches life's challenges.

Lead Pastor Dave Mudd shares about the difference between maintenance and mission for followers of Jesus. Plus, a conversation with men and women from The Hope Collective who are growing in relationship with God as they take up their Kingdom responsibility.

Jesus made one thing clear about following him: it wasn't for the faint of heart. It was a life of difficulty, sacrifice, and self-denial for the love of God and good of others. When we settle for security and ease, we settle for something less than the revolution Jesus was starting. If we want to join Jesus on his mission to bring hope, we'll need to choose between pursuing comfort or picking up...

There is something new that God wants to do: in the world, in the church, and in each of our hearts. In his life and teachings, Jesus called out the one thing that would keep his people from embracing this new thing that God had in store. Join Alpine Chapel for a special message from Lead Pastor Dave Mudd about patching old clothes, pouring new wine, and what it means to live with an openness to t...

There is a lie that humanity has been buying since the first pages of Scripture: that we can be like God and call the shots for our own lives. When we buy into this lie, we think of ourselves as the center of the universe and expect our families, society, and God himself to meet our demands. This is what John calls “the pride of life”. God loves us too much to let us ruin our lives by thinking thi...

Worldliness can creep into our lives and our communities without us even realizing it. Not only will it keep us from experiencing God's love in our lives but it keeps us from showing God's love to others. How can we avoid the pitfalls of what John calls "the lust of the flesh and the lust of the eyes" and open ourselves to more of God's love? Join Alpine Chapel for a round table discussion about 1...

We are living on the cutting edge of history. There is something new that God wants to do in and through his church but there is one thing that will keep us from bringing the HOPE of Jesus to the world around us. It’s putting more hope in the world that Jesus came to save than in Jesus, himself. Listen as Lead Pastor Dave Mudd sheds light on the disease of worldliness that threatens to kill our li...

The way relationships start isn't always the way relationships stay. In order for things to grow, they have to change. Many people associate God's presence as being in one place and available to one person. While our relationship with God may have started with this way of thinking, God's desire has always been for the one to become the many. Check out Part Three of Alpine Chapel's series, "From He...

Jesus spent much of his life around tables. Whether it was with his followers, those who were curious, or the ones society called "the wrong kind of people", Jesus knew that an invitation to the table was an invitation to relationship. It's the same invitation that God gives us today and that we can give to others. Check out Part Two of Alpine Chapel's series, "From Here to There" and listen as Le...

One thing we can all agree on is that the pandemic has revealed things about us: our priorities, our struggles, and the things that keep us back from what God wants to do in our lives. We've had to come face to face with our captivity. Throughout history, God has proven himself to be a God that brings freedom to the captive. How can we experience the freedom He offers and bring that freedom to oth...

Not all questions are created equal. In fact, every question you're asked comes from a different place and requires a different response. Giving a good answer doesn't mean having the right response. It means taking the time to figure out where each question is coming from and what the person asking really want. Join Alpine Chapel for Part Four of our series "Asking For a Friend" and listen as Spir...

There's a famous line in Scripture that we seem to be getting backward. It instructs us to be "quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry." Instead, every one of us is tempted to be slow to listen, quick to talk back, and get angry in an instant. So what does it mean to listen, really? And why should we listen in the first place? Check out Part Four of Alpine Chapel's series, "Asking...