Sermon - What Should I Do?

Sermon - A Problem; A Calling; A Solution

This week at Hope Fellowship Church, Brad Seifert continues our A Church Begins series with a message from Acts 6:1–7 titled, "A Problem; A Calling; A Solution." As the early church experienced rapid growth, it also faced its first internal conflict. Brad explores how the apostles addressed the problem with wisdom, protected the church's mission, and called faithful servants to meet practical needs. This passage reminds us that healthy churches require both Spirit-filled leadership and willing servants, and that God often uses challenges to strengthen His people and advance the gospel.

Sermon - The Church

This week at Hope Fellowship Church, Acts 2:41–47 paints a beautiful picture of what the early church looked like as thousands of new believers devoted themselves to following Christ together. In this message, JC Morrison explores the essential marks of a healthy church—devotion to God's Word, authentic fellowship, prayer, worship, generosity, and a shared mission. As God continued to grow His church, believers lived out their faith in ways that transformed both their community and the world around them. This sermon challenges us to consider what it means to be the church today.

Sermon - What Should I Do?

This week at Hope Fellowship Church, Acts 2:37–41 answers one of the most important questions anyone can ask: What should I do? After hearing Peter proclaim the gospel, the crowd is deeply convicted and responds by asking how they should respond. Campbell Terry walks through Peter's answer—repent, be baptized, and receive the gift of the Holy Spirit—showing that genuine faith always produces a response. This message explores the call to repentance, the promise of salvation, and the joy of becoming part of God's family through Christ.

Sermon - What Now?

This week at Hope Fellowship Church, Campbell Terry starts our study through Acts with a message titled What Now? from Acts 1:1–14. In the opening chapter of Acts, Jesus prepares His followers for what comes next after His resurrection and ascension. He reminds them of the mission He has given them, promises the coming of the Holy Spirit, and calls them to wait faithfully for God's timing. As the disciples gather in unity and prayer, we see the foundation being laid for the birth of the church. This message encourages believers to trust Christ's promises, depend on the Spirit's power, and embrace the mission of making disciples in a world that desperately needs the hope of the gospel.

The Great Commission

In his message, Luke Yocklin explored Jesus' final instructions to His disciples in the Great Commission. As Jesus declared His authority over heaven and earth, He called His followers to go, make disciples, baptize, and teach others to obey all He had commanded. This passage reminds believers that the mission of the Church is not optional but central to the Christian life. The sermon challenged us to faithfully share the gospel, invest in the spiritual growth of others, and live with confidence in Christ's promise that He is with us always, even to the end of the age.