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What role does your actions play in gaining salvation? Can you contribute in some way? Paul explores as he looks back at some key figures in Scriptures.

Paul has hammered his point that ALL of us are sinners, in need of rescue from God's wrath. All seems hopeless and lost. We are all sinners, Paul writes, end of story. Or is it...?

Paul anticipates the questions his audience would have and goes on to answer some of the "Frequently Asked Questions." What questions do you have so far?

If we have the right affiliations, belong to the right church, perform the right rituals, does it mean that we have right-standing with God?

If we are good and do good, do we still need God's grace? How do we view ourselves and our works in comparison to others?

If we believe that everything the Gospel claims are true, then what is our responsibility to share it? What is Paul's advice to us? Listen from Pastor Brian as we explore what it means to be unashamed of the Gospel

Can rational, reasonable People believe in the resurrection?

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

We all have blind spots that we may not be aware of. How do you handle them when you're made aware of them?

If you knew when your life was going to end, how would you live it?

What do you hold on to or look to when you face your harshest trials. Listen as we explore David's instructions to us today.

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

How do you respond when evil people around you seem to have everything going for them? When it seems like you endure hardship and they live a good life?

As we start off the new year, we explore the key values that are important to us at Mount Hope.

As we start off the new year, we explore the key values that are important to us at Mount Hope.

As we start off the new year, we explore the key values that are important to us at Mount Hope.

As we start off the new year, we explore the key values that are important to us at Mount Hope. Of all the resolutions you made at the beginning of the year, which one should you not have made?

We celebrate the birth of Christ. But too often our lives, much like our celebration, limits Jesus as that little child in the manger. Does the "newborn King" require much more?

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

How does a prophecy, uttered centuries ago, relate to us today? Is it still relevant? Does it mean anything to us today?