Sermons

Why did God give us life? Were there the purposes in God giving us life in Christ? Discover God's intent in this sermon

Our faith should be lively, joyful, alive! How are we to have such a vibrant faith? Ps. Wilson unpacks Phil 1:1-7 to reveal key qualities that a vibrant faith in founded upon. This sermon is also part of Hope Church's Vision Sunday and thereby outlining the theme for the year.

Is unity only found in people similar to each other? Among fans at a final sports match? God’s word shows us that vastly different people can unite by the grace of Christ. Ps Lai Ling shares the recipe for lasting unity and her own story of being one heart with the courageous women in Liberia during a mission trip.

Who is Christ to you? How deeply, how precious is He truly to you? Ps. Wilson explores what it truly means for Christ to be our all.

How can we experience God’s desires for us? It starts with kingdom giving, which encompasses tithe as well as offering. Giving is a sign that we depend on God and where our priorities lie. Hear how God invites us to practice kingdom giving.

The incredible outcome of the Great Commission has transformed lives everywhere. We can be a part of bringing that to pass. Find out how.

God wants us to encounter Him. He reached out to Jacob when he got distracted, and as a result Jacob returned to the Lord in humility. Likewise, the Lord gives us a newfound freedom when we return to Him.

Every organisation, every group has its culture. Whether intentional or not. Ps. Wilson shares 7 cultures that Hope Church desires to intentionally cultivate in order to bring us to the next level.

Are you wrestling with issues in life? Jacob wrestled with God and came away a transformed man. He yielded to God and embraced his new identity and purpose. Aligning himself with God’s commands, he humbled himself before God and totally depended on Him.

God's Church is meant to be a very special community. For that reason it should be characterised by relational commitments that resonate God's own commitments.