Hope HKY

In Corinth Paul faced positive results and harsh opposition. We find him in need of encouragement and the Lord supplies this need in verses 9-10 with the assurance of His presence, His promise and His purposes.

This Father’s Day Pastor Kenny walks through Luke description of Apollos and how we can gain encouragement and motivation in our spiritual lives through his example.

This week we look at the 3 different cities where the apostle Paul reasoned from the scriptures and the various responses that he received.

This week we look at the beginning of the church of Philippi and how the power of the Gospel impacts every area of their society.

This week Pastor Kenny talks about what it can really look like to follow the Lord’s call and how His “No” is just as important as His “Go”.

The early church found itself facing differences regarding salvation. The council brought leaders together to determine the response, “we believe we will be saved through the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ.” Thus salvation was established - by grace and not by any work of man.

This week we have our friends from One More One Less Project come in and talk to us not just about the need for more Christian foster families in our area but our own adoption in Christ that sets the tone for everything that we are and everything that we do.

In Phil. 4 we receive guidance on how to be a person who brings peace to relationships. With Gods help we can become a peacemaker.

This week we look at how all of the opposition and resistance that the apostles faced could not stop the mission that God had for them.

This week Pastor Kenny breaks down Acts 13 and talks about how a movement of God never happens without a fight and who our greatest opposition really is.

This week we walk through Acts 12 as Pastor Kenny teaches on how Heaven moves in powerful ways when the church prays, even if the results aren’t what we expect them to be.

This week we look at the example of Barnabas and how he intentionally looked for how the Lord was moving and built up and encouraged believers rather than being critical and skeptical like we see so much today.

This Easter Sunday we continue our series through Acts by looking at how Jesus was still working on Peter to live out God’s heart for all people.

This week Pastor Kenny walks through Saul’s Damascus road experience and the power of Jesus to change lives immediately and eternally

Acts 8 introduces us to the next step in Jesus’ plan to take the gospel from Jerusalem to Judea to Samaria and to the uttermost parts of the world. In each step they shared the gospel, people believed and great joy came to each group and to the Ethiopian official.

In this message from Acts 6:1-7 we see how the early disciples voiced a complaint and determined how to care for the need. In an early example of being like Christ the apostle’s prioritized instructing in truth and protecting the work through prayer.

This week in honor of our partnership with the Pregnancy Care Center of Catawba Valley, we take a break from our Acts Series and talk about how God knows us and calls us as he did Jeremiah.

This week Pastor Kenny walks us through the rest of Acts chapter 5 and shows how the disciples emulated their Hero when faced with opposition.

This week we look at the community that the Lord is building at the end of Acts chapter 4 and how the Lord took extreme measures to protect the health and culture of the church.

This week we look at the boldness of Peter and John, where it comes from, and how we can have that same boldness in our lives.

This snow week, pastor Kenny teaches from Acts 3 about our greatest need and how it is only found in the Name of Jesus.

On Pentecost The Church age began as God's ongoing redemptive plan. Jesus Christ's earlier preparation of the disciples led them to wait for the coming of the Holy Spirit who would permanently fill every believer from this time on. As the church began, the believers determined to be a worshiping church,an evangelistic church, a learning church   and a loving church.

This week we kick off our study in the book of Acts by breaking what the full context of what Jesus meant by the Power that would accompany the Holy Spirit in His believers.

To start off the new year, we look at Paul’s advice from Philippians 4 and explore what it looks like to go from a life that is full of comparison, to a life that is full and content.

This week we walk through the Christmas story from the perspective of Joseph and see how the Lord keeps our Hope alive even when all of our plans change on us.