*hope church glasgow
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Hope Church looks like a community of people of all ages and backgrounds who keep on discovering how real and good God is. We see God restoring to his church the love and power that He loves to give to His kids. God as our Dad, is leading us into greater measures of His presence and power.
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Jun 28, 2026
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Episodes
The Five Thousand – Phil Ford 20.03.2011
John 6 – a very well known passage, shows how to deal with the pressures of every day life.
The Doctrine of the Goodness of God – Alan Harrison 06.03.2011
Using the book of Job, Alan looks at the juggernaut of God’s goodness throughout all circumstances.
We are not mere Men and Women – Andy Merrick 27.02.2011
What is the nature of the church? The Church changes according to how you see yourself and how you see […]
Lazarus – Pete Carter 20.02.2011
Using the story of Lazarus’ resurrection, Pete looks at how we can learn from how Jesus interacted with the people […]
Church is a Theatre of Dreams – Andy Merrick 13.02.2011
God wants you to follow Him into the dreams and visions He has planned for you.
The Church is Heavenly Family – Andy Merrick 06.02.2011
The Church Jesus came to build was one of family. Resembling the relationship and harmony that is signified by the […]
Expansion – Phil Ford 30.01.2011
Phil analyses key characteristics of the expansion of God’s kingdom.
Be Released – Ray Lowe 23.01.2011
Looking at recent church history, it’s crucial to seek more of God to bless others.
Let the River Flow – Andy Merrick 16.01.2011
Living in God’s river, we can receive an abundance of blessing this year.
Asking, Imagining and Works of Power – Andy Merrick 09.01.2011
It is essential for us to allow God to move in us, so that He can use us powerfully.
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