Gospel Hope Podcast

God's glory is seen in creation, in his Word, and in the Word made flesh. Pastor Anthony Kinzer from Redeemer Community Church in Fuquay-Varina, NC

Living on mission isn’t just about what we do in big moments—it’s about letting who we are in Christ shape how we live in everyday life. From our character to our relationships to our work, God calls us to make disciples right where He’s placed us.

Jesus builds His church not through performance or programs, but by forming a people who are rooted in His love and committed to loving one another. In this message from Ephesians 4:11–16, we explore how Jesus grows His church through leaders, maturity, and each other—and how we can take simple, intentional steps to live that out this week.

Many of us know the truths of the gospel, but still feel like we’re running on empty. This sermon considers how we experience the fullness of God by learning to truly look to Jesus.

The resurrection of Jesus doesn’t just change history—it changes everything about how we think, what we love, and how we live. This Easter, we’re asking: why does it matter, and what does it mean for you?p.s. - Sorry for the bad audio quality on this sermon!

As we celebrate one year of God’s faithfulness, we lift our eyes beyond what we’ve done to what God is doing for eternity. In Revelation 5, we see a vision of Jesus as the worthy King and sacrificial Lamb—and the kind of people He is forming us to be.

Following Jesus isn’t about skills, status, or résumé—it’s about your heart. In Matthew 10, Jesus shows that true disciples fear God over people, love Him above all, and join His mission with others. It’s a costly path—but it’s the only one that leads to real life.

Following Jesus isn’t easy—he sends us out as sheep among wolves. But he also prepares us: expect opposition, trust the Spirit’s help, and endure with confidence. Join us as we learn what it really means to live on mission for Christ.

In this sermon, Pastor Chris Glover leads us through Jesus' message as he sends out disciples for ministry. We can trust that even in opposition Jesus promises his help and grace to accompany us.

Ministry can leave us tired, discouraged, and wondering if we’re doing enough. In Matthew 9:35–38, we see the heart of Jesus for weary people and discover that faithful ministry doesn’t ultimately run on effort, but on prayerful dependence on the Lord of the harvest. Join us as we learn how Christ’s compassion reshapes our mission and sustains us for the long haul.

In Matthew 9:18–34, we see a series of powerful stories that reveal Jesus as both strong and kind—able to heal the sick, raise the dead, and free the oppressed, while also showing deep compassion for the broken and hurting. From a weak woman to a grieving father to desperate beggars, each encounter invites us to see who Jesus really is. This sermon calls us not just to admire Him, but to trust Him, follow Him, and bring our struggles to Him together.

What kind of people does Jesus welcome into His kingdom? What does life with Him really look like? In Matthew 9, we’ll see that Jesus comes for sinners and invites us into a life shaped by mercy, joy, and grace. Join us as we learn how Christ reshapes our expectations and draws us closer to Himself.

In this sermon from Matthew 8:28–9:8, we explore the question, “What sort of man is Jesus?” by seeing His authority over demons, sin, and suffering. We discover that Jesus is not only powerful, but compassionate—able to judge evil and forgive sinners. This message invites us to bring whatever we are carrying to Him and find true comfort, freedom, and hope in Christ.

Following Jesus is costly, but it’s also good. In Matthew 8:18–27, Jesus brings the fine print to the front, showing us that true discipleship means surrendering comfort, realigning priorities, and trusting him even in the storms. Listen in to learn what it really means to follow Jesus.

Jesus has authority, but what does he do with it? In Matthew 8:1–17, we see a King who uses his power not to push people away, but to cleanse the unclean, welcome the outsider, and lift up the overlooked. This is the surprising heart of Christ and the kind of mercy he still offers today.

This sermon unpacks what it means to be and follow Christ-minded examples who make healthy followers of Jesus by looking at Timothy and Epaphroditus in Philippians 2:19-30.

Why do we do the spiritual things we do? This message examines fasting not as a ritual, but as an act of worship that reveals our hearts, calling us to honest self-examination, deeper reliance on God, and hope rooted in eternity.

Zechariah’s Christmas song reminds us that salvation was promised in Scripture and proclaimed through God’s people. Join us as we see how Jesus brings light to those in darkness and how we’re called to carry that hope to others.

Jesus ends His greatest sermon with a warning and an invitation: build your life on His words and you will stand firm, no matter the storms you face. In this message we look at the obedience, stability, and confidence that come from trusting Christ as our Rock. He alone can carry the weight of your life.