Living Hope Neighborhood Church Podcast

In our series  Summer in the Psalms , today’s message is titled  A Journey from Comparison to Contentment , from Psalm 73. In this psalm, Asaph wrestles with envy, comparison, and the apparent success of the wicked. Yet through his struggle, God leads him to a deeper understanding of what truly matters. As we explore Psalm 73, we’ll see how God moves our hearts from comparison and discontentment t...

In our series  Summer in the Psalms , today’s message is titled  The Faithfulness of the LORD Endures Forever , from Psalm 117. Though it is the shortest chapter in the Bible, this psalm gives us a powerful reason to praise God: His steadfast love and faithfulness never fail. As we look at this brief but profound passage, we’ll be reminded that God's faithfulness extends to all peoples and end...

In our series  Summer in the Psalms , today’s message is titled  Where Do We Find God , from Psalm 19. In this psalm, David points us to the many ways God makes Himself known—through the beauty of creation, the truth of His Word, and His transforming work in our lives. As we explore Psalm 19, we'll be reminded that God has not left us to search for Him in the dark, but has graciously revealed...

In our series  Exodus: Living in Light of Redemption , today’s message is titled  Meet at the Mountain , from Exodus 19:1–20:21. In this passage, God brings His people to Mount Sinai and reveals His holiness, power, and covenant relationship with them. As we look at the giving of the Law, we’ll see that God’s commands are not just rules to follow, but an invitation to know Him, fear Him rightly, a...

As we return to our series  Exodus: Living in Light of Redemption , today’s message is titled  Water, Food, Trust & Grace . In this passage, we’ll see God faithfully provide for His people in the wilderness despite their complaints and doubts. Through their need for water and food, God reveals both His patience and His grace, teaching His people—and us—what it means to trust Him daily.

In this standalone message, today’s sermon is titled  Don’t Let the Story Stop With Us , from Psalm 78:1–8. Pastor Zack shares his heart behind student ministry, looking at the call to pass on the truth of who God is to the next generation. This message challenges us to see our role in telling the story of God’s faithfulness so that it continues beyond us.

Following our Easter message, today’s sermon is titled  Now What . As we look at life in light of the resurrection, we’ll explore how the reality that Jesus is alive shapes the way we live, believe, and follow Him each day—calling us to respond with faith, purpose, and obedience. Please note there are some audio issues in the middle of the message, but they are brief and the message continues clea...

For our Easter message, today’s sermon is titled  The Resurrection Matters . As we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, we’ll see why this moment is central to our faith—proving who Jesus is, securing our salvation, and giving us real hope for new life both now and forever.

For this Palm Sunday message, today’s sermon is titled  Behold the Servant King . As we reflect on Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem, we’ll see the kind of King He is—not one who comes in power as the world expects, but one who comes in humility to serve and to give His life. This passage invites us to behold Him rightly and respond with worship, trust, and surrender.

In our series  Exodus: Living in Light of Redemption , today’s message is titled  How Great Is Our God . As we continue in Exodus, we’ll see God display His power and glory in unmistakable ways—revealing that He alone is Lord over all and worthy of our trust, worship, and obedience.

In our series  Exodus: Living in Light of Redemption , today’s message is titled  Living in Light of the Passover . As we look at the Passover in Exodus, we’ll see how God provides redemption through the blood of the lamb and what it means for us to live in light of that reality today—trusting in His provision and remembering the salvation He has accomplished.

In our series  Exodus: Living in Light of Redemption , today’s message is titled  Trusting God in the Face of Discouragement , from Exodus 5:1–7:5. In this passage, we see how obedience to God doesn’t always lead to immediate results. As Moses faces resistance, discouragement, and doubt, God reminds His people of who He is and why they can trust Him, even when the situation seems to get worse befo...

In our series  Exodus: Living in Light of Redemption , today’s message is titled  Why It Won’t Work / Why It Will Work , from Exodus 3–4. We’ll explore God’s call on Moses’ life, the excuses and fears he wrestled with, and how God’s power transforms our weaknesses into opportunities for His glory.

In our series  Exodus: Living in Light of Redemption , today’s message is titled  God Is At Work , from Exodus 1:8–2:25. In this passage, we’ll see how even in seasons of suffering, silence, and waiting, God is actively working behind the scenes—faithfully moving His plan forward and caring for His people.

We’re beginning a new series in the book of Exodus titled  Exodus: Living in Light of Redemption . In our first message,  A Continuing Story , we step back before Exodus begins and trace the story all the way to Abraham—seeing how God’s covenant promises set the stage for redemption. As we open this book, we’re reminded that Exodus isn’t an isolated story, but part of God’s unfolding plan to rescu...

In our series  Devoted , rooted in Acts 2:42, today’s message is titled  Devoted to Gospel Centrality . In this final message of the series, we’ll reflect on why the gospel must remain at the center of everything we do, and how Communion reminds us of Christ’s finished work and continually draws us back to the hope we have in Him.

In our series  Devoted , rooted in Acts 2:42, today’s message is titled  Devoted to Mission . In this message, we’ll look at how the early church lived on purpose for God’s kingdom and how being devoted to God’s mission calls us to share the gospel and live sent in our everyday lives.

In our series  Devoted , rooted in Acts 2:42, today’s message is titled  Devoted to Fellowship . In this message, we’ll explore why biblical community was essential to the early church and how living life together strengthens our faith and reflects God’s design for His people.

In our series  Devoted , rooted in Acts 2:42, today’s message is titled  Devoted to Prayer . In this message, we’ll explore why prayer was central to the life of the early church and how a devoted prayer life deepens our relationship with God and strengthens our dependence on Him.

We’re beginning a new series called  Devoted . Throughout this series, we’ll be rooted in Acts 2:42 as we explore what the early church devoted themselves to—and how those same commitments shape our faith today. In our first message, titled  Devoted to God’s Word , we’ll look at why Scripture is foundational to a growing, faithful life and how devotion to God’s Word forms us as followers of Jesus.

In our Advent series  The Names of Jesus , we were joined by guest speaker  Larry Austin , who shared a message pointing us to who Jesus is as revealed in Scripture. While the specific title of the message isn’t listed, the focus remains on helping us better understand the names and character of Christ during this Advent season. Please note there were some technical difficulties during the middle...

In our Advent series  The Names of Jesus , today’s message is titled  The Great I Am . In this message, we’ll look at how different people respond to the Great I Am by highlighting the responses of Moses, the Pharisees, and the angels—and what those responses reveal about who Jesus is and how we are called to respond to Him. Please note that there are audio issues in this episode, but we pray the...

In our Advent series  The Names of Jesus , today’s message is titled  The Good Shepherd . In this message, we’ll look at how Jesus cares for, leads, and lays down His life for His sheep. Please note that there are audio issues in this episode, but we hope the truth of God’s Word still comes through clearly and encourages you as you listen.

In our Advent series  The Names of Jesus , today’s message is titled  Man of Sorrows . As we explore this name found in Scripture, we’ll reflect on Jesus as the One who entered into our suffering, carried our griefs, and understands our pain. Please note that there are some audio issues in this episode, but we pray the message still encourages you and points you to the hope we have in Christ.

As we enter into the Advent season, we’re beginning a new series titled  The Names of Jesus . Throughout this series, we’ll explore the different names Scripture gives Him—names that reveal His character, His mission, and the hope He brings. This week, we start with the most central name of all:  Jesus . We’ll look at what this name means, why it matters, and how it points us to the salvation He c...