Hope Family Fellowship

The Road to Golgotha - Week 1

If people stayed silent about Jesus being King, even the stones would burst into praise! What does this reveal about who Jesus really is? The crowds went wild when they witnessed God's power - are we holding back our praise or boldly declaring Jesus as King in our daily lives? Check out the first week's message in our new series, The Road to Golgotha. 

Divine Healing - Week 2

Ever wondered why some people get healed instantly while others wait years for their miracle? There are specific obstacles that can block healing in our lives - and most of them are removable. What if the breakthrough you've been praying for is just one confession, one act of faith, or one change in perspective away? Your healing journey might be closer than you think.

Divine Healing - Week 1

Is healing really God's will for us today? The same God who healed every disease in Jesus' time is still healing now. What if you're just one prayer away from your breakthrough? Don't let past disappointments keep you from believing God can do more in a moment than we can do in a lifetime.

A Season of Preparation - Week 6

What if your greatest disappointment became your greatest opportunity to bless the next generation? King David wanted to build God's temple but was told his son Solomon would do it instead. His response reveals a powerful secret about legacy building that will transform how you view preparation and success. Are you preparing for what others will accomplish, or are you only focused on your own achievements?

A Season of Preparation - Week 5

You don't need to be ten steps ahead of someone to mentor them - just one step is enough. Every believer needs both a Paul (someone investing in them) and a Timothy (someone they're investing in). Who is your Paul, and who could be your Timothy? The relationship between Paul and Timothy shows us that spiritual growth happens through intentional investment flowing in both directions.

A Season of Preparation - Week 4

In today's message, Pastor Rusty looks at John the Baptist and how we can prepare others for eternity. John the Baptist had one mission: preparing others for Jesus. What if we took that same calling seriously today? Are you living as a witness to the light, or hiding your faith under a basket? The kingdom of heaven is near, and people around you need to be prepared. Who in your life needs to hear about Jesus this week?

A Season of Preparation - Week 3

Victory is sweet, but it's not the end of the story. Just as Nehemiah continued working after rebuilding Jerusalem's wall in 52 days, we must continue our spiritual preparation even after experiencing God's victories. The physical wall was complete, but their spiritual wall still lay in ruins. This required the people to hunger for God's Word, engage in fasting and prayer, commit to biblical community, and give their time, talent, and treasure. As long as we have breath, God has work for us to do, and we can't rest on our successes or we'll miss out on God's best.

A Season of Preparation - Week 2

Personal preparation is the foundation for collective transformation in our faith journey. Nehemiah's response to Jerusalem's broken walls demonstrates the power of individual heart preparation before attempting to fix collective problems. Rather than blaming others or seeking quick solutions, Nehemiah spent days mourning, fasting, and praying. He recognized God as a covenant keeper, embraced personal repentance, and acknowledged specific failures. Through prayer and preparation, God positioned him strategically as cupbearer to influence King Artaxerxes. God has similarly placed each of us in specific positions for His purposes, requiring us to prepare our hearts through confession, prayer, and remembering His promises.

A Season of Preparation

Life is a continuous season of preparation, and this principle extends deeply into our spiritual journey. Scripture shows us that when we faithfully prepare our hearts and resources, we position ourselves for God to move in extraordinary ways. Like Joshua preparing the Israelites for the Promised Land, we need spiritual provisions including prepared leaders to follow and personal consecration. Preparation involves setting ourselves apart for God's purposes, sharing our testimony with the next generation, and committing to consistent prayer. However, preparation must eventually lead to action - we must step into the water and trust God for the miracle, knowing that while we prepare faithfully, the victory belongs to the Lord.

Be The New

You are only one decision away from a totally different life. But here's the problem: 92% of New Year's resolutions fail because we're trying to change with willpower instead of God's power. What if real transformation isn't about trying harder, but about surrendering deeper? What spiritual burden are you carrying that God wants you to release this year?