Hope Fellowship Church | Weekly Sermons

This week at HFC, Collin Coffee continues our journey through the Gospel of John with a sermon titled “The Redeemer’s Word.” Teaching from John 4:43–54, Collin explores the healing of the official’s son and highlights the power of trusting Jesus’ word even before we see the outcome. This passage invites us to grow from sign-seeking faith into a deeper, obedient faith that rests fully in the author...

This Week at HFC, Luke Yocklin shared a message titled “A Life Directed by the Shepherd,” from Psalm 23. Drawing from David’s well-known psalm, Luke reminded us that following the Good Shepherd shapes every part of our lives. God faithfully provides, restores, and leads His people, even through seasons of uncertainty and darkness. When we trust His direction, we can walk with confidence, knowing H...

This week at HFC, we reflected on God’s promise of love revealed through the suffering servant in Isaiah 53. Joshua walked us through how Jesus willingly bore our pain, sin, and brokenness—not out of obligation, but out of deep, sacrificial love. Advent reminds us that God keeps His promises, and the promise of love is fulfilled in Christ, who took our place so we could experience forgiveness, hea...

This week at HFC, Brad Seifert continued our Promise Keeper series with a message titled “Promise Keeper: Joy.”Drawing from Zechariah 9:9–10, Brad highlighted the surprising way God fulfills His promises through a humble and peaceful King. Rather than bringing joy through power or domination, God offers lasting joy through trust in His faithfulness and the peace that comes from surrendering to Jes...

Campbell Terry explores Micah’s prophecy of a humble ruler born in Bethlehem—One whose reign would bring true and lasting peace. In a world marked by turmoil and uncertainty, this passage points to God’s promise to provide a shepherd-king who leads with strength, tenderness, and faithfulness. Campbell highlights how the peace God offers isn’t merely the absence of conflict but the presence of a Sa...

In this opening message of the Promise Keeper Advent series, JC Morrison walks through the creation and fall narratives to show how the very first promise of hope emerges in humanity’s darkest moment. Even as sin enters the world and fractures God’s perfect design, God responds not with abandonment but with a declaration that a Redeemer will one day crush the enemy. The story of Genesis 2–3 become...

This week at HFC, JC Morrison taught from John 4:27–42, showing how Jesus turns an ordinary moment into a Kingdom harvest. As the disciples return, Jesus reveals that the fields are already ripe—that God is always at work, often beyond what we can see. The Samaritan woman becomes an unexpected evangelist, and her testimony leads many to believe. JC challenged us to open our eyes to the spiritual o...

This week at HFC, Lane Harrison walks us through Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well—a simple, everyday moment that becomes a powerful, life-changing exchange. Lane highlights how Jesus meets people right where they are, offering living water that satisfies far deeper than anything the world provides. Through this conversation, we see the heart of Christ to reveal truth, heal bro...

This week at HFC, Brad Seifert continues our journey through the Gospel of John with a message titled “INCREASE: More Jesus.” John the Baptist reminds his followers that his joy is made complete when Jesus becomes greater and he becomes less. Through this passage, we’re challenged to consider what it means to truly elevate Christ above ourselves — in our priorities, our pride, and our purpose.

This week, Campbell Terry shares a message on the unmistakable gift of God’s love revealed through Jesus Christ. Drawing from one of the most well-known passages in Scripture, we’re reminded that God’s love is not hidden or distant—it’s evident and freely offered to all who believe.

This week at HFC, JC Morrison brings us a message titled “Can These Bones Live?” from John 3:1–15. In this passage, we meet Nicodemus — a respected religious leader searching for truth — as he comes to Jesus under the cover of night. Through their conversation, we’re reminded that spiritual life isn’t something we can earn or understand on our own; it’s a gift that comes only through being born ag...

This week at HFC, guest speaker Collin Coffee shares a challenging message from John 2:13–25 titled “A Failure to Appreciate.” In this passage, we see Jesus clearing the temple—an act that reminds us how easy it is to lose sight of God’s holiness and treat sacred things casually. Collin calls us to examine our own hearts and rediscover a deep reverence for God’s presence, refusing to let comfort o...

This week at HFC, Pastor JC Morrison continues our series in the Gospel of John with a message from John 2:1–12 titled “So That You May Believe.” In this passage, Jesus performs His first recorded miracle—turning water into wine at a wedding in Cana. What seems like a simple act of compassion reveals His glory and points to a deeper truth: that Jesus brings new life, joy, and abundance where empti...

This week at HFC, Campbell Terry shares a message from John 1:35–51 titled “Message Received.” In this passage John the Baptist points his disciples toward Jesus, and they begin to follow Him. One by one, the message spreads as Andrew, Simon Peter, Philip, and Nathanael encounter Jesus personally. Each invitation—“Come and see”—becomes a moment of transformation. Campbell reminds us that the call...

This week at HFC, Pastor JC Morrison brings a message from John 1:19–34 titled “The One Among You.” In this passage, John the Baptist points away from himself and declares that he is not the Christ, but rather the voice preparing the way for the Lord. His testimony directs us to Jesus—the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. Pastor JC unpacks what it means to recognize Jesus as the One...

This week at HFC, Pastor Brad Seifert continues our series The Gospel According to John with Part 3 of Jesus Is. From John 1:14–18, Pastor Brad unpacks the truth that Jesus camps with us—that the Word became flesh and made His dwelling among us. It’s a reminder of God’s nearness, grace, and truth revealed in Christ.

This week at HFC, JC Morrison brings us “Jesus Is: Part 2” from John 1:6–13. We’re reminded that John the Baptist came as a witness to the Light, pointing us to Jesus. Even though many did not recognize or receive Him, the good news is that those who believe are given the right to become children of God—not by our own effort, but by His grace.

This week on the HFC podcast, Campbell Terry begins our new series The Gospel According to John with a message titled Jesus Is. In John 1:1-5, we’re introduced to the Word who was with God in the beginning and who is God Himself—the source of life and the light that shines in the darkness. Campbell unpacks how these opening verses reveal the eternal nature of Jesus, His divine authority, and His p...

This week on the HFC podcast, Campbell Terry shares a message from Matthew 16 titled All in the Same Sled. In this passage, Jesus calls His disciples to understand who He truly is and what it means to follow Him. Campbell unpacks how the Christian life is not a solo journey but one we share together—bearing the weight, sharing the mission, and moving forward in faith as one body. Just as a sled te...

This week on the HFC podcast, Brad Seifert brings a message from Psalm 6 titled Trouble in the Midst of God’s Presence. In this psalm, David cries out from a place of deep anguish, wrestling with grief, weakness, and fear—yet even in the midst of trouble, he anchors his hope in the nearness of God. Brad unpacks how God’s presence does not remove our struggles, but it transforms the way we endure t...

This week on the HFC podcast, Dan Heringer opens up 1 Thessalonians 1:1–10 with a message titled Mission in Action. In this passage, Paul commends the Thessalonian church for living out their faith in a way that impacted their community and beyond. Dan unpacks how the gospel not only transforms us personally but also propels us outward — shaping how we love, serve, and share Christ with others. It...

This week on the HFC podcast, we’re excited to feature Luke Yocklin’s first sermon at HFC, as he shares a powerful message from Ephesians 2:1–10 titled Once Dead, Now Alive. In this foundational passage, Paul reminds us that though we were once dead in our sin, God — rich in mercy — has made us alive in Christ. Luke unpacks the depth of God’s grace, showing that salvation isn’t something we earn b...

This week on the HFC podcast, JC Morrison walks us through the heavy and honest words of Psalm 88 with a message titled Darkness, My Only Companion. Unlike most psalms, this one doesn’t wrap up with hope or resolution — it ends in the dark. JC unpacks how this psalm gives voice to deep suffering and reminds us that even when we can’t feel God’s presence, we can still cry out to Him. It’s an invita...

This week on the HFC podcast, Campbell Terry returns to Psalm 4 with a message titled False Accusation Survival Guide. In this psalm, David responds to slander and pressure not with panic, but with prayer — showing us how to stay grounded when our reputation or character is under attack. Campbell unpacks how David models a heart that trusts God for justice, seeks peace instead of revenge, and find...

This week on the HFC podcast, Keegan Richardson shares a message from Psalm 3 titled Between a Father and His Son. In this deeply personal psalm, David cries out to God while fleeing from his own son Absalom, giving us a raw and honest picture of grief, fear, and unshaken trust. Keegan unpacks how this passage reminds us that no matter how heavy the circumstances, God is still our shield, our glor...