Living Hope Neighborhood Church Podcast

As we return to our series Exodus: Living in Light of Redemption, today’s message is titled Water, Food, Trust & Grace. In this passage, we’ll see God faithfully provide for His people in the wilderness despite their complaints and doubts. Through their need for water and food, God reveals both His patience and His grace, teaching His people—and us—what it means to trust Him daily.

In this standalone message, today’s sermon is titled Don’t Let the Story Stop With Us, from Psalm 78:1–8. Pastor Zack shares his heart behind student ministry, looking at the call to pass on the truth of who God is to the next generation. This message challenges us to see our role in telling the story of God’s faithfulness so that it continues beyond us.

Following our Easter message, today’s sermon is titled Now What. As we look at life in light of the resurrection, we’ll explore how the reality that Jesus is alive shapes the way we live, believe, and follow Him each day—calling us to respond with faith, purpose, and obedience. Please note there are some audio issues in the middle of the message, but they are brief and the message continues clearly afterward.

For our Easter message, today’s sermon is titled The Resurrection Matters. As we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, we’ll see why this moment is central to our faith—proving who Jesus is, securing our salvation, and giving us real hope for new life both now and forever.

For this Palm Sunday message, today’s sermon is titled Behold the Servant King. As we reflect on Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem, we’ll see the kind of King He is—not one who comes in power as the world expects, but one who comes in humility to serve and to give His life. This passage invites us to behold Him rightly and respond with worship, trust, and surrender.

In our series Exodus: Living in Light of Redemption, today’s message is titled How Great Is Our God. As we continue in Exodus, we’ll see God display His power and glory in unmistakable ways—revealing that He alone is Lord over all and worthy of our trust, worship, and obedience.

In our series Exodus: Living in Light of Redemption, today’s message is titled Living in Light of the Passover. As we look at the Passover in Exodus, we’ll see how God provides redemption through the blood of the lamb and what it means for us to live in light of that reality today—trusting in His provision and remembering the salvation He has accomplished.

In our series Exodus: Living in Light of Redemption, today’s message is titled Trusting God in the Face of Discouragement, from Exodus 5:1–7:5. In this passage, we see how obedience to God doesn’t always lead to immediate results. As Moses faces resistance, discouragement, and doubt, God reminds His people of who He is and why they can trust Him, even when the situation seems to get worse before it gets better.

In our series Exodus: Living in Light of Redemption, today’s message is titled Why It Won’t Work / Why It Will Work, from Exodus 3–4. We’ll explore God’s call on Moses’ life, the excuses and fears he wrestled with, and how God’s power transforms our weaknesses into opportunities for His glory.

In our series Exodus: Living in Light of Redemption, today’s message is titled God Is At Work, from Exodus 1:8–2:25. In this passage, we’ll see how even in seasons of suffering, silence, and waiting, God is actively working behind the scenes—faithfully moving His plan forward and caring for His people.

We’re beginning a new series in the book of Exodus titled Exodus: Living in Light of Redemption. In our first message, A Continuing Story, we step back before Exodus begins and trace the story all the way to Abraham—seeing how God’s covenant promises set the stage for redemption. As we open this book, we’re reminded that Exodus isn’t an isolated story, but part of God’s unfolding plan to rescue and dwell with His people.

In our series Devoted, rooted in Acts 2:42, today’s message is titled Devoted to Gospel Centrality. In this final message of the series, we’ll reflect on why the gospel must remain at the center of everything we do, and how Communion reminds us of Christ’s finished work and continually draws us back to the hope we have in Him.

In our series Devoted, rooted in Acts 2:42, today’s message is titled Devoted to Mission. In this message, we’ll look at how the early church lived on purpose for God’s kingdom and how being devoted to God’s mission calls us to share the gospel and live sent in our everyday lives.

In our series Devoted, rooted in Acts 2:42, today’s message is titled Devoted to Fellowship. In this message, we’ll explore why biblical community was essential to the early church and how living life together strengthens our faith and reflects God’s design for His people.

In our series Devoted, rooted in Acts 2:42, today’s message is titled Devoted to Prayer. In this message, we’ll explore why prayer was central to the life of the early church and how a devoted prayer life deepens our relationship with God and strengthens our dependence on Him.

We’re beginning a new series called Devoted. Throughout this series, we’ll be rooted in Acts 2:42 as we explore what the early church devoted themselves to—and how those same commitments shape our faith today. In our first message, titled Devoted to God’s Word, we’ll look at why Scripture is foundational to a growing, faithful life and how devotion to God’s Word forms us as followers of Jesus.

In our Advent series The Names of Jesus, we were joined by guest speaker Larry Austin, who shared a message pointing us to who Jesus is as revealed in Scripture. While the specific title of the message isn’t listed, the focus remains on helping us better understand the names and character of Christ during this Advent season. Please note there were some technical difficulties during the middle of the message, but they were quickly resolved. We pray this message encourages you as you listen.

In our Advent series The Names of Jesus, today’s message is titled The Great I Am. In this message, we’ll look at how different people respond to the Great I Am by highlighting the responses of Moses, the Pharisees, and the angels—and what those responses reveal about who Jesus is and how we are called to respond to Him. Please note that there are audio issues in this episode, but we pray the message still encourages you and points you to Christ.

In our Advent series The Names of Jesus, today’s message is titled The Good Shepherd. In this message, we’ll look at how Jesus cares for, leads, and lays down His life for His sheep. Please note that there are audio issues in this episode, but we hope the truth of God’s Word still comes through clearly and encourages you as you listen.

In our Advent series The Names of Jesus, today’s message is titled Man of Sorrows. As we explore this name found in Scripture, we’ll reflect on Jesus as the One who entered into our suffering, carried our griefs, and understands our pain. Please note that there are some audio issues in this episode, but we pray the message still encourages you and points you to the hope we have in Christ.

As we enter into the Advent season, we’re beginning a new series titled The Names of Jesus. Throughout this series, we’ll explore the different names Scripture gives Him—names that reveal His character, His mission, and the hope He brings. This week, we start with the most central name of all: Jesus. We’ll look at what this name means, why it matters, and how it points us to the salvation He came to bring.

As we wrap up The Way of the King: Words to Build a Life On, we’re reminded that Jesus doesn’t just give us wise teachings—He speaks with the authority of the King Himself. His words call us to a new way of life, a new foundation, and a new identity shaped by His kingdom. Our prayer is that these weeks in the Sermon on the Mount would lead us to trust Him more deeply, follow Him more faithfully, and build our lives on the only foundation that lasts.

In our series The Way of the King: Words to Build a Life On, today’s message is titled Building Our Lives on the Rock. From Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 7:24-27, we’ll look at what it means to not just hear His words but put them into practice—forming a life with a foundation strong enough to stand through every storm.

In our series The Way of the King: Words to Build a Life On, today’s message is titled We Need Jesus. From Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 7:13-23, we’ll explore why following Him is essential for life that truly lasts—and how living in His way, rather than the world’s way, reveals the heart of our faith.

In our series The Way of the King: Words to Build a Life On, today’s message is titled Asking, Receiving, and Reflecting Our Father. From Jesus’ words in Matthew 7:7–12, we’ll see how our approach to prayer reveals our trust in God’s goodness—and how receiving from Him shapes the way we treat others.

In our series The Way of the King: Words to Build a Life On, today’s message is titled Seeing Clearly. From Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 7:1-6, we’ll explore what it means to see clearly—removing the logs from our own eyes before judging others, and learning how wisdom and discernment guide the way we relate to others and live out our faith.

In our series The Way of the King: Words to Build a Life On, today’s message is titled Treasures and Trust. From Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 6, we’ll explore how where we place our treasure reveals where we place our trust—and how true security is found in living for God’s kingdom.

In our series The Way of the King: Words to Build a Life On, today’s message is titled The Disciples’ Prayer: The Best Posture for Effective Prayer. From Jesus’ words in Matthew 6, we’ll look at how the Lord’s Prayer teaches us the heart posture and priorities of those who truly seek the Father.

In our series The Way of the King: Words to Build a Life On, today’s message is titled Beware of Performative Righteousness. From Matthew 6:1–8 and 16–18, we’ll hear Jesus’ warning against practicing righteousness to be seen by others and learn what it means to live for the Father’s approval instead of people’s applause.

In our series The Way of the King: Words to Build a Life On, today’s message is titled Practically Pursuing Kingdom Righteousness. Looking at Matthew 5:21–48, we’ll explore how Jesus calls His disciples beyond outward obedience to a transformed heart that lives in step with the righteousness of His kingdom.

In our series The Way of the King: Words to Build a Life On, today’s message is titled Salt, Light, & Good Works. From Jesus’ teaching in the Sermon on the Mount, we’ll see how disciples are called to live in a way that shines His light and displays the goodness of God to the world.

"Today we begin a new series in the Sermon on the Mount titled The Way of the King: Words to Build a Life On. In this first message, Life in the Kingdom: Marks of a Disciple, we’ll look at what it means to live as followers of Jesus under the rule of our King."

In this episode, we continue our series A Church for the Neighborhood and the Nations. In part two, we look at Acts 13:1–3, where the church in Antioch was sent out to the nations. We’ll consider how God calls us to join in His global mission of making Christ known to the ends of the earth.

In this episode, we begin our series A Church for the Neighborhood and the Nations. In part one, we turn to Acts 11 and 13 to see how the gospel shaped the early church’s love for their neighbors—and how we are called to love and serve in our own community today.

In this episode, we wrap up our series on the pillars of our church with the call to Go. We’ll focus on what it means to live on mission right where God has placed us, sharing the gospel in our local context.

In this episode, we continue our series on the pillars of our church by looking at the call to Gather. From Acts 2:42–47, we see how the early church was devoted to God and to one another—and how we too are called to be a devoted people.

Welcome to today’s episode, The Gospel Changes Everything. Together we’ll look at the gospel past, gospel present, and gospel future—remembering what Christ has done, experiencing His work in us today, and holding fast to the hope that is to come.

In today’s hymn series, we turn to O God, Our Help in Ages Past—a reminder of God’s faithfulness through every generation.

Today in our hymn series, we’re exploring the timeless truths of The Solid Rock and the hope it proclaims in Christ.

Join us as one of our missionaries shares from Scripture about God’s heart for missions.

You’re listening to our series: “Hymns of the Faith: Songs To Live By.”Each week, we explore the deep truths found in songs that have shaped the faith of generations. Today’s message, titled “Let’s Build Today,” points us to the unshakable foundation we have in Christ.Drawing from the modern hymn Firm Foundation by Maverick City, we’re reminded that when the storms of life come—and they will—those who build their lives on Jesus will not be moved. Let’s dive in.

You’re listening to our series: “Hymns of the Faith: Songs To Live By.”Each week, we’re exploring a classic hymn and the timeless truths it teaches about following Jesus. Today, we’re looking at the powerful hymn When I Survey the Wondrous Cross.This hymn calls us to stand in awe of Christ’s sacrifice and respond with wholehearted worship. As we reflect on its rich words, we’re invited to fix our eyes on the cross—where love, sorrow, and grace meet—and consider what it means to give Jesus our all. Let’s dive in.

You’re listening to our series: “Hymns of the Faith: Songs To Live By.”Each week, we’re exploring a classic hymn and the timeless truths it teaches about following Jesus. Today, we’re looking at the deeply moving hymn It Is Well with My Soul.Born out of great personal loss, this hymn speaks to a peace that goes beyond our circumstances—a peace rooted in the finished work of Christ. As we reflect on its powerful words, we’re reminded that even in sorrow, our souls can rest secure in the hope of the gospel. Let’s dive in.

You’re listening to our new series: “Hymns of the Faith: Songs To Live By.”Each week, we’re exploring a classic hymn and the timeless truths it teaches about following Jesus. Today, we’re looking at the powerful hymn Blessed Assurance.This hymn is a bold declaration of the confidence we have in Christ—a reminder that our salvation is secure, not because of what we've done, but because of who Jesus is. As we reflect on its lyrics, we’re invited to rest in the hope, joy, and security that come from knowing we are His. Let’s dive in.

You’re listening to our new series: “Hymns of the Faith: Songs To Live By.”Each week, we’re exploring a classic hymn and the timeless truths it teaches about following Jesus. Today, we’re looking at the beloved hymn What a Friend We Have in Jesus.It’s a song that reminds us of God’s unchanging character and daily mercy—truths we need just as much today as generations before us. As we reflect on the words of this hymn, we’re invited to bring our burdens, sorrows, and fears to Jesus—our faithful friend who welcomes us into prayer and promises peace in return. Let’s dive in.

Join us as we finish our series titled “Hebrews: Looking to Jesus & Running with Endurance.” This message will give us final encouragements to keep the faith and run with endurance.

You’re listening to our new series: “Hymns of the Faith: Songs To Live By.”Each week, we’re exploring a classic hymn and the timeless truths it teaches about following Jesus.Today, we’re looking at the beloved hymn “Great Is Thy Faithfulness.”It’s a song that reminds us of God’s unchanging character and daily mercy—truths we need just as much today as generations before us.Let’s dive in.

Join us as we continue our series titled “Hebrews: Looking to Jesus & Running with Endurance.”

Today’s message, “Unshakable in Christ” (Hebrews 12:18–29), contrasts the fear of Sinai under the Law with the joy of Zion under the Gospel, calling us to faith, confidence in God’s unshakable kingdom, gratitude, and reverent worship. Tune in to check it out.

Join us as we continue our series titled “Hebrews: Looking to Jesus & Running with Endurance.” This message will focus on Hebrews 12:12-17.