HOPE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH

Pastor Jordan Moody    Genesis 6:1–10 Introduction: Strange, but Sacred  CLASSROOM: THE TWO VIEWS  Sethite View:     Fallen Angel View:    Conclusion and Exhortation:  Small Group Discussion Questions   Facing the Strange: What do you usually do when you come across a “strange” or confusing passage in Scripture? How can trusting that “all Scripture is God-breathed” change your approach to those mo...

Matt. 2:1–12; Eph. 3:1–12 Introduction:  Magi (Matthew 2:1–12)   The Mystery (Ephesians 3:1–6)   The Message (Ephesians 3:7–9) The Means (Ephesians 3:10-12) Small Group Discussion Questions   The sermon contrasted searching everywhere with seeking where God has already revealed Himself. Where do you most often look for meaning, comfort, or control when you feel unsettled—and what would it look lik...

Pastor Jordan Moody    Isaiah 55:1-3 Introduction:  I. The Invitation We All Need: Acknowledging Our Thirst (Isaiah 55:1)   II. The Futility of Empty Pursuits: Rejecting What Doesn't Satisfy (Isaiah 55:2)   III. Grace as Our Hope: Embracing God's Eternal Promises (Isaiah 55:3) Conclusion:   Small Group Discussion Questions Share a fun or relatable moment from your holiday season this year—maybe a...

Introduction: We Are Made For Love Luke 2:8–14, Eph. 3:17–19, 1 John 4:10 The Wonder of Christ: Who, Why, and How Who Why How Conclusion: Haste and Hail Small Group Discussion Questions What’s the difference between the motivators of fear, hate, or love? Which is the greatest and why? The question “Who then is this?” echoes throughout Jesus’ ministry. How has your understanding of who Jesus is gro...

Luke 2:8–14,2 Cor. 5:14–21, John 1:1,14, Phil. 2:4–8    Introduction:  I. The Message the Angels Sang (Verse 1) — Peace & Reconciliation   II. The Mystery the Angels Adored (Verse 2) — Incarnation & Humiliation   III. The Mission the Angels Announced (Verse 3) — Salvation & New Birth   Conclusion:  Small Group Discussion Questions What’s your favorite Christmas carol?  What do you like...

Introduction:  1. The Legacy of Cain: Building Without God (Genesis 4:17–24) 2. The Legacy of Seth: Hoping in God (Genesis 4:25–5:32)   3. The Legacy of Enoch: Pleasing God by Faith (Genesis 5:21–24 + Hebrews 11:5–6) Conclusion: What Legacy Are You Leaving?   Small Group Discussion Questions   “The direction you walk today determines the legacy you leave tomorrow.” What small daily choices or habi...

Genesis 4:1-16, 25-26   Introduction: East of Eden   Walkthrough: Why No Regard for Cain?   The Crouching Sin (Gen 4:7) Conclusion:  The Better Word (Hebrews 12:24)   Small Group Discussion Questions Have you ever envied someone who seemed more blessed or accepted by God (like Abel)? How did that envy affect your heart or your relationship with them? Cain asked, “Am I my brother’s keeper?” What’s...

MESSAGE | Pastor Jordan Moody Genesis 3:8-24   THE FALL INTO SIN – SATAN’S 5-STEP STRATEGY 1. Doubt  2. Desire 3. Deception  4. Disobedience 5. Disgrace/Death    The Curse of Sin    CONCLUSION – THE SNAKE-CRUSHER   Small Group Discussion Questions 1. How do the doubts raised by the serpent in Genesis 3 manifest in our own lives today? Describe the scene in Genesis 3 and what stands out to you? Wha...

Genesis 3:1-7 1. The Origin of the Serpent — The Cause 2. The Origin of Satan — The Adversary 3. The Origin of Sin — The Curse 4. The Bronze Serpent — The Cure Small Group Discussion Questions The serpent was described as “crafty” and subtle (Genesis 3:1). Where do you think the enemy works most subtly in your own life or in our culture today? The first temptation began with, “Did God really say?”...

Genesis 2:18-25  1. The Problem – “It Is Not Good” (v. 18)   2. The Provision – God Makes a Helper (vv. 19–22)   3. The Pattern – Bone of My Bones (vv. 23–24)   4. The Purity – Naked and Unashamed (v. 25)   5. The Promise – From Shame to Redemption   Small Group Discussion Questions   Why do you think God said it was “not good for man to be alone”? What does this teach us about our need for relati...

Genesis 2:4-17 Introduction   Zooming In on the Story of Humanity (2:4)   Walking Through the Garden (Genesis 2:5–17)   Who: Adam    Where: Garden    What: Two Trees    Why: Work and Keep   Conclusion   Small Group Discussion Questions   How does the shift from Genesis 1’s cosmic view of creation (parataxis) to Genesis 2’s intimate story of creation (hypotaxis) impact you, and what can we draw fro...

MESSAGE | Pastor Jordan Moody Genesis 2:1-3 Introduction   Human Finitude   God’s Pattern and Command for Sabbath   Sabbath: Stop and Rest Sabbath: Worship and Delight Conclusion: Embrace the Gift / Live Free or Die    Small Group Discussion Questions Genesis 2:1-3 shows God resting on the seventh day, not from exhaustion but to model a rhythm for us. Why do you think God made Sabbath rest holy? H...

Intro: What’s special about human life? Body: Humanity as God’s Image-Bearers God Said, “Let Us Make Man in Our Image” God’s Design: Male and Female Conclusion: Christ, the Perfect Image   Small Group Discussion Questions What does it mean to you personally to be created in God’s image, and how does this shape your understanding of your own value and purpose? The sermon discusses humanity’s role a...

MESSAGE | Pastor Josh Prather “Counter-Cultural Courage: Living Boldly for Christ” James 1  Big Idea: We live boldly not in our own strength, but in Christ who lived boldly for us. Purpose in Pain (James 1:1–4)   2. Wisdom Without Wavering (James 1:5–8)   3. Value in Virtue, Not Vanity (James 1:9–11)   4. Blessed by Bravery (James 1:12–18)   5. Deeds Demonstrate Devotion (James 1:19–27)   Small Gr...

Genesis 1 Overview of Genesis Views on the Days and Age of the Earth No Final Conflict: Science and Faith Functions of the Creation Narrative Conclusion: Let There Be Light Small Group Discussion Questions   The sermon discusses various views on the "days" of creation, such as Young Earth Creationism and the Day-Age view, while emphasizing the core truth of God as sovereign Creator. Which view res...

Genesis 1:1-2 Introduction: The Big Question: Where Did Everything Begin?  The Israelite View: A Fresh Take on Creation  Our True Beginning: GOD God's Character Revealed: 1. Powerful, 2. Personal, 3. Savior, 4. Love Read Genesis 1:1-2. Think about each phrase and what it’s communicating. What catches your attention? Discuss.  In Genesis, God simply speaks light, life, and order into the void witho...

MESSAGE | Pastor Jordan Moody 1 Corinthians 1:17-30; 2:1-5, 12-14  Introduction:  From Wise Guys to Wise Men / From Dragoned to Undragoned Body:  God’s Power, Not Man's Power   Foolishness and Weakness of God   We Preach Christ Crucified Conclusion:  Vision for 2026: Building Hope on God’s Wisdom   Small Group Discussion Questions Read 1 Corinthians 1:17–25. How does the “word of the cross” seem f...

MESSAGE | Pastor Jordan Moody I. Portrait of a Wise Man — Biblical Masculinity II. Portrait of a Wise Woman — Biblical Femininity   III. Portrait of a Happy Home — Biblical Family   Small Group Discussion Questions 1. The sermon highlights integrity, intrepid faith, and initiative as traits of a wise man. Which of these resonates most with you, and why? How have you seen these qualities (or their...

MESSAGE | Pastor Jordan Moody 10 Proverbs for Everyone 1. Wait Patiently — Trust God’s Timing  (Proverbs 19:2; 16:3)   2. Walk Wisely — Choose Godly Friends (Proverbs 13:20; 27:17)    3. Watch Carefully — Words Matter (Proverbs 18:21; 12:18)    4. Work Diligently — Give Your Best (Proverbs 12:24; Proverbs 26:13-16)   5. Wonder Always — Worship God in Awe (Proverbs 9:10; 28:14)   Small Group Discus...

Proverbs 4:20-27; 6:16-19 Pastor Jordan Moody Introduction: Choose Your Character   The Abomination: The Ultimate Fool (Proverbs 6:16-19) The Wisdom Walker:  (Proverbs 4:20-27) Conclusion: The Power to Pursue Wisdom Small Group Discussion Questions 1. Using Proverbs 4:20-27 and Proverbs 6:16-19, create character profiles for the "Wisdom Walker" and the "Ultimate Fool" based on their traits (e.g.,...

Introduction  Tips for Reading Proverbs  Proverbs are generally true today, but will always prove true later.  Proverbs are principles, not promises.  Proverbs are tools, not rules.  (Proverbs 1:1-12) Small Group Discussion Questions 1. Describe the difference between pride and humility in making life choices. (Prov. 3:6-7) 2. The sermon mentions that Proverbs are "principles, not promises." What...

What Is Proverbs About? (Proverbs 1:1-4)   To Know Wisdom and Instruction (2a) To Understand Words of Insight (2b) To Receive Instruction in Wise Dealings (3) To Give Prudence to the Young (4)   Listen Up! (Proverbs 1:5-6)   How to Get Wisdom? (Proverbs 1:7)   How to Avoid Foolishness (Proverbs 1:6-19)   How to Answer the Call of Wisdom (Proverbs 1:20-33)   Wisdom Is a Person   Small Group Discuss...

Matthew 7:24-29 The Wise Builder: Hearing and Obeying (Matthew 7:24-25) The Foolish Builder: Hearing Without Doing (Matthew 7:26-27) The Authority of Jesus’ Teaching (Matthew 7:28-29)   Small Group Discussion Questions Have you ever experienced or witnessed a situation where ignoring good advice led to a bad outcome? How does that relate to Jesus’ parable of the two builders? Read Matthew 7:24-29...

Intro: The Golden Rule: A Summary of Kingdom Living Two Roads and Two Gates: The Costly Path of Discipleship Two Trees and Their Fruit: The Evidence of True Faith Two Confessions: True vs. False Discipleship   Small Group Discussion Questions What are some characteristics of the "wide, easy road" that leads to destruction? How do these contrast with the "narrow, hard road" that leads to life? How...

MESSAGE | Josh Prather Matthew 7:1-11 See Your Own Speck First Planks Before Splinters Pearls of Discernment Persist in Prayerful Love Small Group Discussion Questions 1. How can we apply the principle of 'seeing your own speck first' in our daily interactions with others? 2. How can understanding our own need for grace change the way we treat our peers? 3. In what ways can we model the balance of...