Journey of Hope UMC's Weekly Sermons

Hope for the Journey

What do you do when all hope seems lost, when things have gone so far out of control that you don't know if it will ever get back to normal. We rely on hope, but where does it come from and how do we get more. Listen as Pastor Jarrod shares about hope in desperate times.

Strength for the Journey

As we continue on in our worship series about things we need for our life's journey, we turn our attention to strength. We all need this at one time or another, whether it's physical, emotional, or spiritual; strength is an important factor during our lives.

Wisdom for the Journey

Pastor Jarrod begins a worship series on some things we will need for our life's journey. Week one focuses on wisdom.

Who Will See God In You? -

Andy Lindstrom - Guest Speaker

Grab Your Toolbox

Pastor Jarrod shares about spiritual gifts and how we should be using them to build the Kingdom of God. Listen as he shares about the mission trip and other stories to illustrate how this works.

It Happened on the Way to Damascus

Promises, Promises

What promises does God have you today? What things get in the way of reaching for those promises? Listen as Pastor Jarrod shares about two stories from scripture and promises God has for us.

The Power of Words: "In the Beginning Was The Word"

Pastor Jarrod shares in this episode about the words we speak to ourselves and how those sometimes differ from the words God speaks into our lives. Listen and be encouraged by God's message today!

The Power of Words: "Religion & Politics"

In our third installment of the Power of Words worship series, Pastor Jarrod tackles a big topic today. How do we use our words when talking about politics within our daily lives? Do we use words that build up, or tear down? Listen for guidance on how God is calling us to live in this divisive arena.

The Power of Words: "Family Words"

In our second installment of the Power of Words worship series, Pastor Jarrod shares about family words and how important it is to be not only eliminating painful words, but also including some helpful words to build up our family members.