Living Hope Fellowship - Sermons

Everyone is looking for happiness. Our Declaration of Independence tells us that the "pursuit of happiness" is a God given right. But most would admit that we "still haven't found what we're looking for." Where do we find joy in the midst of this joyless world. Paul, writing from a prison cell in Rome, tells us where in the letter of Philippians, a letter overflowing with joy. Join us as we look a...

Join us as we begin our study of the book of Philippians by hearing the story of how the gospel first came to the city of Philippi. We find this exciting story in the book of Acts.

1st Peter 1:6-9 Standing Firm in the Grace of God: A Sermon Series on 1st Peter

1st Peter 1:3-5 Standing Firm in the Grace of God: A Sermon Series on 1st Peter

How do live standing firm in the grace of God in the midst of a world that is increasingly hostile to the gospel? Fortunately, we don't have to wonder about the answer to that question because God in His grace has given us the letter of 1st Peter. Join us as we begin our study of this letter, looking at 1st Peter 1:1-2 and see how we live faithfully as strangers in a strange land.

In Hebrews 12, the author of Hebrews describes the Christian life as a race. And as a race that requires endurance. How do we endure? In verses 1 and 2 of chapter 12 we're given four aids in helping us run well the race that is set before us. Join us as we hear what these helps are and how to apply them to our lives in the year ahead.

Have you ever tried not to see something, hoping that if you just didn't see it, it might go away? The church in Thyatira has a problem they wish would go away, so they are ignoring it. But instead of going away, the problem is growing. And Jesus writes to his church in Thyatira and lets them know that while they might be ignoring the problem, he is coming to deal with it. Join us as we look at Je...

REVELATION 2:8-11 To the Church in Smyrna 8 “And to the angel of the church in Smyrna write: ‘The words of the first and the last, who died and came to life. 9 “ ‘I know your tribulation and your poverty (but you are rich) and the slander of those who say that they are Jews and are not, but are a synagogue of Satan. 10 Do not fear what you are about to suffer. Behold, the devil is about to throw s...

One of the most important things that you can think about today is that one day you will stand before the judgment seat of Christ and give an account for your life. What will that day reveal? Join us as we look at 2nd Corinthians 5:10 and hear how that Day effected Paul's every day.

What does it look like to live a well-lived life under the sun? In his closing words, the Preacher of Ecclesiastes tells us to follow three principles: Rejoice, Remove and Remember. Join us as we explore what each of these mean as we study together Ecclesiastes 11:7-12:8

In the wisdom books of the Bible we are told that there are two paths that we can take in this world. The path of wisdom or the path of folly. Join as we look at Ecclesiastes 9 & 10 and see the wreck that folly will make of our lives when we chose to walk along it's path.

When Jesus ascended he promised his disciples that he would send the Holy Spirit. And he kept his promise. But what is the fruit of Pentecost in the lives of Jesus' followers. And particular, what is the fruit of Pentecost in the lives of the gathered church? Join us as we look at what a Spirit-filled church looks like.

Many view the Ascension of Jesus into heaven simply as a P.S. to his life, death and resurrection. But the Bible teaches us that it is a significant event for us and for our faith. Join us as we discover why.

Behind many godly saints is a praying Mom. Join us as we learn how to pray for our children as we study Paul's prayers for his spiritual children.

Join us as we continue our series in the epistles of Paul looking at the way the apostle prayed for his Christian brothers and sisters.

How should we pray for others? Why should we pray for others? Should we even pray for others? Learn the answers to those questions as we study the apostle Paul's prayer for his fellow Christians in Thessalonica.

Sermons from Living Hope Fellowship in Greenwood, Delaware

We hear the call for unity sounded often today. But for the Christian the question isn't merely do we have unity, but do we have a unity that pleases God? In this message we compare the unity found at the Tower of Babel with the unity Jesus prayed his followers would experience in his high priestly prayer. Genesis 11:1-9 Pastor Shawn Yoder Living Hope Fellowship February 14th, 2021

Sermons from Living Hope Fellowship in Greenwood, Delaware

At the end of chapter 6 the Preacher of Ecclesiastes asked us a question: "Who knows what is good for man while he lives the few days of his vain life, which he passes like a shadow?" (Ecc 6:12) Now, in chapter 7, the Preacher begins to answer that question by telling us what he has found as the "better" way to live.

In Ecclesiastes 6 we meet a man who is everything he could ever want, but doesn't want anything that he has. He has riches, possessions and honor, but what he really wants he can't seem to find: rest, satisfaction and enjoyment. What a picture of so many of our lives. What is the solution? Listen as we study Ecclesiastes 6 to find out.

This week we continued our series looking at the story of that first Christmas - the Greatest Story Ever Told! - and we look at the visit of the wise men. Who were very unexpected visitors to Bethlehem. Unexpected then, and unexpected now as we look back on them. Join us as we look at Matthew 2:1-12.

When it comes to passing along a story, one of the most important decisions is who the storytellers are. Because sometimes, even the greatest stories can get lost with a bad storyteller. So who is it that God chooses to tell the story of the gospel? Amazingly enough, he puts this great story on the lips of ordinary people. And we see that right from the very first ones who told the story of Christ...

Join us as we re-hear The Greatest Story Ever Told, beginning with the greatest day that ever took place. The day of Christ's birth.

Daniel lived in one of the most godless societies ever, but yet he remained faithful to God. What was his secret? Join us as we look at the opening verses to the book of Daniel to find out.