In the wisdom books of the Bible we are told that there are two paths that we can take in this world. The path of wisdom or the path of folly. Join as we look at Ecclesiastes 9 & 10 and see the wreck that folly will make of our lives when we chose to walk along it's path.

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A Fool's World

When Jesus ascended he promised his disciples that he would send the Holy Spirit. And he kept his promise. But what is the fruit of Pentecost in the lives of Jesus' followers. And particular, what is the fruit of Pentecost in the lives of the gathered church? Join us as we look at what a Spirit-filled church looks like.

The Fruit of Pentecost: A Spirit-Filled Church

Many view the Ascension of Jesus into heaven simply as a P.S. to his life, death and resurrection. But the Bible teaches us that it is a significant event for us and for our faith. Join us as we discover why.

The Ascension of Jesus and It's Significance for Us

Behind many godly saints is a praying Mom. Join us as we learn how to pray for our children as we study Paul's prayers for his spiritual children.

Joining in a Mother's Prayer

Join us as we continue our series in the epistles of Paul looking at the way the apostle prayed for his Christian brothers and sisters.

Praying for Life-Changing Knowledge

How should we pray for others? Why should we pray for others? Should we even pray for others? Learn the answers to those questions as we study the apostle Paul's prayer for his fellow Christians in Thessalonica.

Praying Out of Our Love for Others

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The Trial of Jesus...And Peter

We hear the call for unity sounded often today. But for the Christian the question isn't merely do we have unity, but do we have a unity that pleases God? In this message we compare the unity found at the Tower of Babel with the unity Jesus prayed his followers would experience in his high priestly prayer. Genesis 11:1-9 Pastor Shawn Yoder Living Hope Fellowship February 14th, 2021

Unity...?

Running to Win the Prize

At the end of chapter 6 the Preacher of Ecclesiastes asked us a question: "Who knows what is good for man while he lives the few days of his vain life, which he passes like a shadow?" (Ecc 6:12) Now, in chapter 7, the Preacher begins to answer that question by telling us what he has found as the "better" way to live.

Finding the Better Life

In Ecclesiastes 6 we meet a man who is everything he could ever want, but doesn't want anything that he has. He has riches, possessions and honor, but what he really wants he can't seem to find: rest, satisfaction and enjoyment. What a picture of so many of our lives. What is the solution? Listen as we study Ecclesiastes 6 to find out.

No Rest for the Weary

This week we continued our series looking at the story of that first Christmas - the Greatest Story Ever Told! - and we look at the visit of the wise men. Who were very unexpected visitors to Bethlehem. Unexpected then, and unexpected now as we look back on them. Join us as we look at Matthew 2:1-12.

Unexpected Visitors

When it comes to passing along a story, one of the most important decisions is who the storytellers are. Because sometimes, even the greatest stories can get lost with a bad storyteller. So who is it that God chooses to tell the story of the gospel? Amazingly enough, he puts this great story on the lips of ordinary people. And we see that right from the very first ones who told the story of Christmas. The shepherds. Join us as we look at Luke 2:8-20.

The First Storytellers

Join us as we re-hear The Greatest Story Ever Told, beginning with the greatest day that ever took place. The day of Christ's birth.

The Day of Christ's Birth

Daniel lived in one of the most godless societies ever, but yet he remained faithful to God. What was his secret? Join us as we look at the opening verses to the book of Daniel to find out.

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