Hope Church Albuquerque Westside Sermons

David TannerAdvent 2024: Prepare the Way seriesDec 8thAbout this series -This Advent series, Prepare the Way, is a two-part journey of anticipation and action as we ready our hearts for Jesus’ arrival. In the first part, we consider who this Holy One is and what His coming Kingdom will look like—a Kingdom that turns the world on its head and extends to all people. In the second part, like those who received John’s call to prepare, we too are invited to ask, “What then shall we do?” By slowing down into the practices of generosity, simplicity and contentment, we make space in our lives to welcome Jesus, mirror God’s heart, and embody His Kingdom—foretastes of the joy to come.

Gary VillaAdvent 2024: Prepare the Way seriesDec 1stAbout this series -This Advent series, Prepare the Way, is a two-part journey of anticipation and action as we ready our hearts for Jesus’ arrival. In the first part, we consider who this Holy One is and what His coming Kingdom will look like—a Kingdom that turns the world on its head and extends to all people. In the second part, like those who received John’s call to prepare, we too are invited to ask, “What then shall we do?” By slowing down into the practices of generosity, simplicity and contentment, we make space in our lives to welcome Jesus, mirror God’s heart, and embody His Kingdom—foretastes of the joy to come.

David TannerAdvent 2024: Prepare the Way seriesNov 24thAbout this series -This Advent series, Prepare the Way, is a two-part journey of anticipation and action as we ready our hearts for Jesus’ arrival. In the first part, we consider who this Holy One is and what His coming Kingdom will look like—a Kingdom that turns the world on its head and extends to all people. In the second part, like those who received John’s call to prepare, we too are invited to ask, “What then shall we do?” By slowing down into the practices of generosity, simplicity, and contentment, we make space in our lives to welcome Jesus, mirror God’s heart, and embody His Kingdom—foretastes of the joy to come.

Toshi Jamang1 Peter Becoming Like Jesus seriesNov 17thAbout the series -1 Peter is a letter to 1st-century Christians living on the edges of the Roman Empire, whom Peter calls “exiles” or “strangers.” Though outsiders in society, they are insiders in God’s Kingdom, born into a living hope through Jesus' resurrection. Peter encourages them to rejoice in suffering, love deeply, and live holy lives. He challenges them to honor everyone, even those who treat them harshly, as they follow Jesus’ example. Underneath his encouragement and instruction is the underlying assumption that disciples of Jesus may share in his suffering, but they will also share in his resurrection! This series invites us to follow in Jesus’ footsteps, becoming like Jesus in our families, workplaces, and communities.

Gary Villa1 Peter Becoming Like Jesus seriesNov 10th

David Tanner1 Peter Becoming Like Jesus seriesNov 3rdAbout the series -1 Peter is a letter to 1st-century Christians living on the edges of the Roman Empire, whom Peter calls “exiles” or “strangers.” Though outsiders in society, they are insiders in God’s Kingdom, born into a living hope through Jesus' resurrection. Peter encourages them to rejoice in suffering, love deeply, and live holy lives. He challenges them to honor everyone, even those who treat them harshly, as they follow Jesus’ example. Underneath his encouragement and instruction is the underlying assumption that disciples of Jesus may share in his suffering, but they will also share in his resurrection! This series invites us to follow in Jesus’ footsteps, becoming like Jesus in our families, workplaces, and communities.

Gary Villa1 Peter Becoming Like Jesus seriesOct 27th

David Tanner1 Peter Becoming Like Jesus seriesOct 20th

Toshi Jamang1 Peter Becoming Like Jesus seriesOct 13th

David Tanner1 Peter Becoming Like Jesus seriesOct 6th

Gary Villa1 Peter Becoming Like Jesus seriesSep 29th

David Tanner1 Peter Part 1: Becoming Like JesusSep 22ndAbout the series -1 Peter is a letter to 1st-century Christians living on the edges of the Roman Empire, whom Peter calls “exiles” or “strangers.” Though outsiders in society, they are insiders in God’s Kingdom, born into a living hope through Jesus' resurrection. Peter encourages them to rejoice in suffering, love deeply, and live holy lives. He challenges them to honor everyone, even those who treat them harshly, as they follow Jesus’ example. Underneath his encouragement and instruction is the underlying assumption that disciples of Jesus may share in his suffering, but they will also share in his resurrection! This series invites us to follow in Jesus’ footsteps, becoming like Jesus in our families, workplaces, and communities.

Toshi JamangStandalone SermonSep 15th

David TannerStandalone SermonSep 8th

Gary VillaJonahSep 1st

Toshi JamangJonahAug 25th

Anna BellumStandalone SermonAug 18th

Toshi JamangJonahAug 11th

Gary VillaJonahAug 4th

Katie JamangPraying the PsalmsJune 28th