Bristol Hope Assembly

Editor's Note: This is an extended cut of Sunday service; we experienced a miraculous time of worship after the sermon where a woman was healed of tumors on her spine. if you would like to listen to the whole service check out out YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/live/cPrIEGl2aW4 This week, Pastor David continues with his discussion on Psalms 1 relating it to “abiding in the vine” of John...

“Lord, how long shall I cry for help and you will not hear? Or cry to you “Violence!” and you will not save?” We’ve all been here before. We’ve stood in a place of desperation and exhaustion as we plead with God to deliver us from our trial. Habakkuk knew this feeling well. A man with many questions and challenges, he models for us what it looks like to faithfully “wrestle” with God. In this short...

salm 1 is a beautiful reminder of the Lord’s promises seasoned with bucolic imagery. In the age of transience and speed, let us be encouraged by the faithful steadfastness of the spiritual realities of a tree planted by living waters. As we study, let us learn how to bring forth fruit in its season, and bear leaves even during the seasons of challenge. “Blessed is the man who walks not in the coun...

During and after the fire that reveals, it is time to build. The Kingdom seeks for the builders to arise. This week Pastor David discusses the main beams of the Gospel. “And the sons of the prophets said to Elisha, “See now, the place where we dwell with you is too small for us. 2 Please, let us go to the Jordan, and let every man take a beam from there, and let us make there a place where we may...

“After Moses committed murder, he hid in the desert for 40 years. Year 41 came, and God gave Moses a second chance—commissioning him to rescue Israel from slavery in Egypt. After the Exodus, the children of Israel wandered in the wilderness for 40 years. Year 41 came, and a new generation entered the Promised Land. For 40 days, Goliath bullied and taunted Israel, just begging for someone to come f...

Guest minister, Pastor Bob Oliver from New Covenant Church in Germantown, PA Gives the word "Fit for the Kingdom" at Bristol Hope Assembly If you'd like to financially partner with what were doing at Bristol Hope you may do so here: https://bristolhope.com/give/

Different translations use different words to translate the Hebrew word that describes what the Lord detests. In some, the English is “haughty eyes”, in others, it is a “proud look”. Yet, the root of them all is the Essence of Pride! Pride is a detestable thing before the Lord. It is what caused Lucifer to fall. It is the sin that attempts to place man above God. Pride is manifested in various way...

Proverbs 3:5-6 New King James Version 5 Trust in the Lord with all your heart, And lean not on your own understanding; 6 In all your ways acknowledge Him, And He shall [a]direct your paths.

 Pastor  Jamie Fitt  brings the message - Jesus came as a revelation of the heart of the Father. He lived and died to demonstrate the love of God to us in the most tangible way possible. However, before He ascended into heaven, He stated that it was to our advantage that He went away, so that the Holy Spirit could come. The Bible goes on to reveal the Holy Spirit as the Spirit of adoption by which...

After making the decision to leave the place of Kadesh Barnea, on needs to now step into the Land of Promise. This week Pastor David will address the spiritual principles to encourage your transformation in “taking the Land.” Yes, there are giants, but the giants lead to your transformation. These insights are to be found from a place of identity before your Father in heaven. Being cageless birds....

The location of decision. The Israelites are faced with a decision. They press into the Promised Land or they stay in the Wilderness. After forty years, they make it to the Land of Promise. Moses later uses the example of Kadesh Barnea to encourage the people to walk in the promises of the Lord. This week, Pastor David returns to the history of biblical narrative to expound on lessons of decision....

Belief is a powerful concept in both physical and spiritual practice. Belief will determine how you will act, how one processes the information of everyday life. In our Christian circles, we tend to minimize belief to a singular event: salvation. But belief continues after we come to the cross. This week, Pastor David will teach on revisiting our belief systems and how those paradigms impact the w...

Pentecost: Walking with the Correct Limp Fifty days after the Resurrection, the Gift of the Holy Spirit is imparted to the Believers of the first century. As we prepare our hearts to continually receive a touch of the Spirit’s power, we need to guard out hearts to walk with the correct limp. We desire to wrestle with God, like Jacob, and walk with a ‘limp.’ Unfortunately, some walk with a ‘limp’ w...

We have been redeemed by the “New Adam”—Jesus. Yet, it is common to still view ourselves, one another, and the Lord through the lens of the Curse pronounced after the Fall. This week, Pastor David will teach on how we can live from the place of the “New Adam”. “And so it is written, “The first man Adam became a living being.” The last Adam became a life-giving spirit. However, the spiritual is not...

This Sunday we look forward to receiving the message from our very own, Jonathan Pasquale. “The Seed Never Sees the Petal” It’s incredible when one sows kindness to a neighbor. Sowing into the local church serves the community well. In this hour, however, is there a call to sow more? Has God released a kingdom of comfort, or has he invited us to sow our lives to see His son receive the reward of h...

This week Pastor David continues the theme of the Power of the Blood. The Blood of Jesus has provided salvation, but it also provides an entrance to a tribe of people and a community. Unfortunately, the depth of this reality is often overlooked. As the famous theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer stated: “The person who loves their dream of community will destroy community, but the person who loves those...

Nothing in existence more valuable; Nothing more powerful; The Blood. A single drop takes away sin; The eternal purchase for freedom; The Blood. This Sunday, Pastor David will relate the biblical festival of Passover to the Power of the Blood of the Lamb of God—Jesus. Theologically we may know of the power, but the time has come to apply the blood to our lives! “In Him we have redemption through H...

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In the 1960’s a famous test was completed using children and marshmallows. Would a child forgo the pleasure of a single marshmallow for the delayed pleasure of two marshmallows? The results of the study were very fascinating and uncovered the spiritual importance of The Will of a human. Biblically speaking, the free will of an individual is one of the greatest gifts the Lord has bestowed about His...

After three years of not being a carpenter, Jesus resumes building. The nails will now hold the Lamb of God onto the wooden scaffold of redemption. This week, join us for the celebration of the Resurrection of Messiah. Before there is a resurrection, there first needs to be a crucifixion. Let us now look through the lens of the cross; let us live with the cross before us. “There are three things t...

Join us Sunday at 10am - This year, Palm Sunday and Purim coincide. These two celebrations speak of the position of the Bride to the Bridegroom. They are both stories of deliverance and redemption. When looking at both biblical stories in conjunction, we can see a reminder of our position for the days in which we are living. Stories of hope, deliverance, redemption and our role as the Body of Mess...

When I was younger, I wish someone would have instructed me in spiritual law. Spiritual laws assist in bringing order and governance to life. God has created certain spiritual laws which can be seen in the physical. The winter will pass; the spring will come. The earth rests, rejuvenates, and brings forth periods of growth—the spring. At times, we may feel that we are struck in a given situation,...

An acorn, quite unpresuming. Yet, it has the potential to become an oak tree. From an oak tree to lumber; from lumber to a ship that sails the world. From a simple acorn, sturdy material to enclose a house that surrounds generations of families. Too often, we think of the immediate, and lose sight of those things which only time can complete. In a culture of the immediate, we forget the diligence...

“Dismantling Destructive Mindsets” with Pastor Josh Ronaldo The Etymology of the word “Dismantle” 1570s, "deprive or strip of fortifications or equipment, raze, destroy, tear down," from French desmanteler "to tear down the walls of a fortress," literally "strip off a cloak," As we continue our series on Deception, we will dig down deeper, a little further below the s...

Pastor  Jamie Fitt gives the message: “Offense: Bait of Satan or Tool of God” Then He said to the disciples, “It is impossible that no offenses should come,” Luke‬ ‭17‬:‭1‬a Jesus warned that offenses would come, but how we respond to them will determine if they are to us the bait of satan or the tool of God. Offense can make us bitter or better and can cement either a victim or victor mindset in...