Hope Church LV Sermons

In this message, Pastor Ricky teaches from Mark 12:28-34. In this passage, Jesus says the most important commandment is to love God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength. And the second is to love your neighbor as yourself. Together we learned what it looks like to love God wholeheartedly, love others genuinely, and follow Jesus completely.

In this message, Pastor Tom teaches from Mark 12:18-27. From this passage, we took a look at the Sadducees’ question to Jesus about the resurrection and how Jesus answered it. Jesus said the Sadducees didn’t know or understand God’s word or God’s power. Some of us as Jesus followers are wanting God’s power in our lives but we care less about His word, and some of us love learning God’s word but we...

In this message, Pastor Trenton teaches from Mark 12:13-17. We humbly submit to governing authorities as an act of humble submission to our glorious King. That is what we explore in this sermon. Let us know what stood out to you in the comments below!

Our Hope Henderson Congregation Pastor, Jeff Phillips, joined us this weekend and shared a word from Mark 12:1-12. We looked at learned some characteristics of God: He is Good, He is Patient, He is Love, He is Just, and He is Grace.

How we deal with the authority of Jesus will determine His dealing with us. In this message, Pastor Trenton teaches from Mark 11:27-33 which is about the authority of Jesus being challenged. Let us know what stood out to you in the comments below!

We're back in our series, "The Gospel of Mark" and in this message, Pastor Ricky Harris teaches from Mark 11:20-25. Real prayer does two things: It invites us to come to God with our concerns and requests and most importantly trusts that however God decides to answer, it’s always right. That is what we explore in this message.

We wrapped up our "Compelling Disciples" series with Pastor Scott teaching from 2 Timothy 4:3-5. In this sermon, we looked at the last two characteristics of Christ's life in us that He desires to live out through us which is sober-mindedness and self-control. Sober-minded disciples are watchful against the enemy, diligent in their training as a Jesus follower, and shares their story with those wh...

In this message Pastor Trenton teaches from 1 Peter 3:13-15. We must be ready to share about our King Jesus and when we do that, we are to do it with gentleness and respect.

In this message Pastor Tom teaches from 1 Peter 4:9 and looked at the characteristic of being hospitable. Together we learned why we should show hospitality, what can result from our hospitality, and what does hospitality require.

We kicked off a new series called Compelling Disciples: Living a Life that Can't Be Ignored. In this message, Pastor Scott teaches from Colossians 4:5-6 and challenged us to look for opportunities in the season we're in right now to live out the mission of God on our lives.

In this message Pastor Trenton teaches from Mark 11:12-14. We looked at the story of Jesus cursing the fig tree and learned that intimacy with Jesus produces fruitfulness for Jesus.

In this message Pastor Tom teaches from Mark 11:1-11. Why did King Jesus the Messiah come? The people wanted the Messiah to come to free them from bondage and conquer their enemies, but is that really the reason why Jesus came? That is what we explore in this sermon.

In this message Pastor Scott teaches from Mark 10:46-52 which is the story of Bartimaeus whose sight was recovered by Jesus. Pastor Scott challenged us to look at where we have stopped crying out to God because of the discouragement of others or our own self-doubt.

In this message, Pastor Scott teaches from Mark 10:35-45. Why does God not give us everything we ask Him for? Does unanswered prayers mean He doesn't care? That is what we explore in this sermon.

In this message, Pastor Ricky Harris teaches from Mark 10:31-34. True discipleship is always and ultimately about following Jesus. That's what we explore in this sermon.

We're in our series, The Gospel of Mark, where we're studying verse by verse the book of Mark. In this message, Pastor Scott Worthington teaches from Mark 10:17-31 which is the story of the rich young ruler. From this story, we learned that Jesus loves us too much to leave us the way we are.

In this message Pastor Scott Worthington teaches from Psalm 145:1-4. Parents are the primary disciple-makers of their kids and the Bible teaches us how we can be diligent about teaching them God's truth. That is what we explore in this sermon.

In this message Pastor Trenton teaches from Mark 10:13-16. Who is the Kingdom of God for? How does one get into the Kingdom of God? That is what we explore in this sermon.

In this message Pastor Scott Worthington teaches from Romans 6:3-4. Baptism doesn’t save me. It’s a testimony that I’ve been saved. That is what we explore in this sermon.

In this Easter message Pastor Scott Worthington teaches from 1 Corinthians 15:3-4. What will you do with the resurrection? You can either deny it happened, ignore that it happened, or believe that it happened and live in light of it. That is what we explore in this sermon. Let us know what stood out to you from the message in the comments below 🗣👇

In this message Pastor Ricky teaches from Romans 5:6-11 on the significance of the cross.

In this message Pastor Scott Worthington teaches from Matthew 28:16-20. Every Jesus follower must make disciples and as we make disciples, we are not alone because God is with us! That is what we explore in this sermon. 

In this message Pastor Scott Worthington teaches from 1 Corinthians 12:12-27. God has a unique assignment for you in His family and it's not accidental, but a part of God's plan! That is what we explore in this sermon.

In this message Pastor Scott Worthington teaches from Colossians 1:15-18 and 1 Timothy 3:1-7. Jesus has the ultimate authority in the church and He empowers human leadership in the church. That is what we explore in this sermon.

In this message Pastor Scott Worthington teaches from 1 Peter 2:9-10. Is the church a building you enter? Is it an event you attend every weekend? Or is it a family you grow with? What is the church? We answer that question in this sermon. Let us know what stood out to you from the message in the comments below 🗣👇