Sermons

Tremendous legacies are possible when we tap into the power of partnerships. Ps. Wilson dives into Phil 4:13-16 so reveal how partnerships enable, sustain and lift legacies as seen from the biblical example of Apostle Paul and the support of the Philippians church.

Jesus declared in Matthew 5:14–16 (NIV) “You are the light of the world." What does actually mean and what are its implications for us today? How does it challenge us to live?

God's heart is for us to learn to relate closely with Him and to know more of His heart and Word. He also desires that we put our faith into action by being hospitable to others. Let's explore this through the lives of two sisters, Martha and Mary.

We are God's light to this world and are called to shine, to INFLUENCE it for Him! In this sermon, Ps. Wilson unpacks the arrival of John the Baptist to reveal a story of influence, to show that we too have been sent to be an influence.

Have you considered that you could be exasperating your family? In this sermon, Ps. Wilson unpacks key truths about the marriage relationship. That marriage is meant to be a team of equals which has tremendous implications. Discover about some typical frustrations in the family and how it can be addressed biblically.

Generosity can be lifted to a new level by faith that sees the Kingdom possibilities. Ps. Wilson unpack this principle from the parable of the mustard seed.

If we are to make a greater impact we need to be planted in Christ and in His community. It helps us shine brighter, longer and better.

Why do we preach our sermons the way we do at Hope Church? We also explain some key elements of what it means to do expository sermons.

We have been called to help transform lives everywhere. But a key to doing so is allowing our lives to be transformed by God even more. Find out how and the impact it can have.

What assurances do we have that we will last the distance in our faith journey? Ps. Wilson unpacks 1 Thess 5:23-24 to assure us of God's absolutely faithfulness to keep us safe in our faith, yet at the same time reveal the crucial role of our responsibility for our faith.