During seasons of waiting, cling to Hope. Choose to worship. Hold onto the truth of God’s word, His never failing character, and always on-time promises.

Hope has a name , Jesus. When we are faced with fear, Jesus helps us detect the fear. He provides us with peace in the face of fear, brings clarity and He never abandons us.

Our true Hope came as a reminder of all the promises God made in the Old Testament. His presence in the form of man provided time to those who are struggling. For hope to be revealed in our own lives, we need to be in the moment and prepared to spread the good news of Jesus to others.

The encounter with our true Hope will happen at the right time. Hope will meet us in our confusion leading us to the right answer and address our doubt. The encounter with our true Hope never fails!

Hope is alive! Hope has a name and His name is Jesus! Jesus was despised and rejected, and unexpected. Hope in Jesus is a fulfilled promise and sets us free !

Our Hope has arrived! Our hope has been purchased by the blood of Jesus Christ on the cross. Jesus’ death and resurrection brings a hope that forgives, is unlimited and restores.

“Therefore thus says the Lord God: Now I will restore the fortunes of Jacob and have mercy on the whole house of Israel,” Ezekiel 29:25a Hope brings prosperity, is revealed, brings life, unites, in the attack, and restores. As we close out our series, Hope- The Study in Ezekiel, listen in as Pastor Chad teaches how we can have hope restored.

Be assured, attacks will come our way. God never promised us a life without struggles, trials or tribulations. He did, however, promise he would be with us in and through all things, good and bad. Discover what Ezekiel learned about having hope in the attack! Even in the midst of darkness, we can be assured of this- our hope rests in HIm.

In Ezekiel 37:15-28, the Lord commanded Ezekiel to join together the sticks of Joseph (Ephraim) and Judah (Israel). He says to Ezekiel in verse 19 “and make them one stick, that they may be one in my hand.” From this unity we learn that they walked obediently, in peace, and made known the Lord was their God. Do you walk in unity? Do your unified actions point others to Jesus? Listen in to Pastor Chad to learn more about what we can learn from Ezekiel 37 and how we can point others to Christ by our hope that unites.

In Chapter 37 of the book of Ezekiel, God brings life to dry bones! Sometimes we must just be still in His presence while He works. He has a plan to bring life to the lifeless and hope to the hopeless!