Worship God In Spirit And Truth

In this sermon Prophecies of Hope speaker Ed Short gives an interesting study on the Samaritan woman at the well and the words Jesus spoke to her about worshiping God in Spirit and in Truth found in the Gospel of John chapter 4.

God Gave

What is a major difference between true Christianity and all other beliefs and religions? In this sermon Prophecies of Hope speaker Rick Tyler answers this question from a Biblical and historical perspective. Rick shows from the Bible why it’s so important to know and understand why we believe and what we believe.

Walking In The Light

What does it mean to be walking in the light? How can we do this? Can my lifestyle reflect the true light? Is it possible to be deceived into thinking we are walking in the light while we are really in darkness? In this sermon Prophecies of Hope speaker Ed Short answers these questions from the Bible.

I Will Dwell In Them

The Old and New Testaments go hand in hand, so-to-speak. The patriarchs and prophets of old understood the plan of salvation and what it would do for them. How did they know these things? How much detail was given to them? How did the sanctuary in the Old Testament show them about Jesus, and how much detail did it involve? In this sermon Prophecies of Hope speaker Rick Tyler gives us a basic tour and overview of the Old Testament sanctuary and why this is so important!

What’s In Your Heart?

The Bible teaches us that our heart is deceitful. Can we change what’s in our heart? If so, How? In this sermon Prophecies of Hope evangelist Mark Martin challenges us to do a self examination and ask God to put in us a new heart.

The Rest of the Gospel Story

This is the second part of a two part sermon series. Part one is entitled, “A Parable”. In this sermon Prophecies of Hope speaker Ed Short reveals part of the Gospel most Christians misunderstand which is, Christ in you. Knowing what this truly means is not only vital to how we understand the Identity of God the Father and His Son Jesus, but it also clarifies what the Apostle Paul was saying when he said, “For sin shall not have dominion over you: for you are not under the law, but under grace”. (Romans 6:14)