Hope Cathedral

Before we reach out to the world, we must start with those closest to us... Our family. Ensuring they know the love and saving power of Jesus. This message will open your eyes to the importance of making salvation a priority within your family.Be encouraged that God has placed you in your family for a reason. You have the unique opportunity and responsibility to be a light in your household, sharing the hope of Jesus with those you love. No matter where your family members are in their spiritual journey, it’s never too late to plant seeds of faith and help them take steps toward salvation. Through prayer, love, and perseverance, you can be a vessel that leads them to Christ. First Time Experiencing Hope? Fill out our connection card!https://hopenj.churchcenter.com/people/forms/494079

There are dangers of allowing sin to subtly lead us away from God’s will. It challenges us to confront areas of compromise in our lives, emphasizing how small acts of disobedience can result in spiritual decline. The message highlights the importance of staying connected to the church community and warns against becoming too comfortable with sin. It concludes with a powerful call to repentance, reminding us of God’s ever-present grace and the opportunity to realign with His purpose for our lives.

In a world that constantly pushes us toward achievement and performance, it’s easy to get caught up in the cycle of doing, while losing sight of who we are called to be. John 1:16 reminds us that out of His fullness, we have all received grace upon grace. This isn’t about striving to earn God's favor but resting in the fullness of His grace, so we can live out our true identity in Christ. In this message, we will explore the difference between doing tasks for God versus becoming more like Him, focusing on the heart and attitude that make our actions meaningful.You won’t want to miss this message! It will challenge you to stop and reflect on how your attitude can transform your life, making every action more powerful and purposeful. When we shift from just "doing" to truly "being" like Christ, we tap into a deeper well of grace that flows into every part of our lives. Join us and be encouraged to live out your faith from a place of peace and authenticity!

God is the One who sees us, even in our most challenging moments. In this sermon, we explore the story of Hagar in Genesis 16:1-16, where she encounters God in the wilderness and discovers that He is Jehovah El Roi, "The God Who Sees." This message invites us to reflect on how God meets us in our places of distress, offering comfort, guidance, and hope. Whether we feel forgotten or overlooked, Jehovah El Roi reminds us that God is always aware of our circumstances, seeing both our struggles and our potential. This sermon will inspire you to trust in God’s all-seeing care, no matter where you are in life.Be encouraged that no matter what you're going through, God sees you. Just as He met Hagar in the wilderness, He is present in your life, aware of every need, hurt, and desire. His watchful eye is not distant or indifferent; it's full of compassion and purpose. This message will reassure you that Jehovah El Roi is actively involved in your journey, offering the strength and direction you need to move forward.

Holy Hands: Surrendered to God, Serving OthersIn this powerful message, we explore what it means to have “Holy Hands.” From surrendering to God to serving and strengthening others, our hands reflect the condition of our hearts. Discover how to live as a true representative of Christ, allowing your actions to express God’s love, grace, and compassion. Watch as we unpack how your hands can impact the world for His Kingdom.

"Holy Words" is a powerful exploration of how our words reflect the holiness God calls us to embody. This message delves into the idea that holiness isn't just about our actions but also about the words we speak. Our words are a direct reflection of what's in our hearts, and as we are transformed by the Holy Spirit, our speech should align with God's Word. Whether it's navigating life's challenges or confirming our commitment to Christ, the words we choose reveal the true condition of our hearts. This sermon will challenge you to consider the impact of your words and inspire you to speak life and truth in every situation.As you listen, be encouraged to let your words be a compass that guides your actions and a confirmation of your commitment to living a holy life. Remember that the power of life and death is in the tongue (Proverbs 18:21), and God has given you the ability to use your words for His glory. As you allow the Holy Spirit to transform your heart, your words will naturally begin to reflect the holi

In Part 2 of our "Holiness" series, we dive deeper into the essential connection between a renewed mind and a transformed heart. To live a life that is holy and pleasing to God, we must first experience a change of heart towards our sin. This change is not merely about changing our thoughts but about aligning our entire mindset with the proper behaviors based on the truths in God's Word. This message will encourage you and challenge you to live for Jesus.

In this second part of the series “Different”, Marc Vazquez. shares the steps of Different Values in an Unholy Culture.

Listen as Pastor Naomi, continues with the series, Who is Jesus, Asking the question, Who do you say that I am.

Pentecost represents the day when the gift of the Holy Spirit was given to believers. Learn who needs the Holy Spirit and why we need Him.

God is actively working in His church and He uses a pastor to bless His people.

Sowing always leads to harvest. Be ready to receive your harvest from the seeds you've sown.

In our new sermon series, "Holiness," we embark on a profound journey to understand what it means to live a life set apart for God. Holiness is not merely a concept; it is a way of life that reflects our commitment to God and His standards. Through this series, we will explore the biblical foundations of holiness and its practical application in our daily lives.God calls us to be holy because He is holy. This divine standard is not about perfection but about a sincere pursuit of righteousness and a heartfelt desire to please God in all we do. To live a holy life, we must align our actions, thoughts, and intentions with God's will. This means cultivating virtues like love, kindness, integrity, and humility, and distancing ourselves from sin and behaviors that lead us away from God.

When we walk with Godly Grit, we will never quit in the face of adversity and injustice!

Life contains pain and God has an answer to life's pain. It takes persistence.

Facing the future requires faith. Build your faith and walk by faith.

It takes Godly Grit to achieve the destiny God has for us. If we are going to forget the past, we need to forgive! CORRECTION: God does NOT tempt us but He does test us.

Receiving the Holy Spirit is not enough. He enters our lives to reveal mysteries, guide us and empower us to live for Jesus.

God did something special on the Day of Pentecost. He sent the Comforter to help us. You can't live the life God has for you in your own strength. Revved the power you need!