Mount Hope | Burlington Campus

How do you handle pressure? We all have different ways to handle the pressure around us. In this sermon we take a look at how one young man handled pressure from the culture he was a part of. We look at his life to understand how we too can withstand the negative pressure around us.

On this Memorial Day Weekend, we remember those who have selflessly given of themselves so that we may enjoy the freedoms we have today. However, there are many who do not live in freedom because of addictions of one form or another. Will they ever be free or are they destined to this life of addiction, find themselves in prison, or be fatally overcome by their addiction? Join us in this episode as we have the men from Teen Challenge share their stories of God's restoration from addiction and broken relationships.

Relationships are complicated. While many of us in the church are married, many more are not. What does the Scripture have to say to those of us who are unmarried? What is our role to play? Join us for this episode as we look at the relationship between those who are married and those who are not within the church.

What do you do when you are overwhelmed? There are many pieces of advice out there as to what you should do when life seems too much to bear, but which piece of advice is worth applying to your life? In this sermon we discuss the best move you can make when life is overwhelming and to whom you can turn.

What is our mission in life and how do our most important relationships reflect that mission? In this sermon, we explore the purpose for which we were created and how this mission impacts a marriage.

In our second sermon of our "Ancient Families // Modern Problems" series, we take a closer look at the biblical meaning of marriage. How can you marriage be meaningful? What makes up a meaningful marriage. Listen in as we look at what the Bible tells us.

God calls his people to some amazing things at times. He may have called you to do something for Him. But has your response ever included the phrase, "I'm not good enough to do that"? We believe that we have to be good and perfect to do what God calls us to. We believe that our family has to look perfect or our backgrounds must be flawless. But is that really the case? Join us as we explore what the Scriptures say in our new Sermon Series, "Ancient Families // Modern Problems"

What provides meaning to your life? What brings hope? As Christians, we find that in the death and resurrection of Christ. But is it really worth basing our life on it? Join us as we listen to what Paul has to say on the matter.

In our pursuit of the meaning of life, what do we end up chasing? Do we often end up with plastic eggs that offer us nothing of substance? Join us as we explore where the Scriptures lead us on this Palm Sunday.

We are called to share our faith with those who do not know, especially with those close to us. However, there are times when we do not know how to do that. We are often at a loss of words to share. How do we share the good news with those we care about? Join us as we talk about this challenge.

How do you deal with problems that seem to be no or disappointing resolutions? The book of Nehemiah seems to end with disappointment. But is that really the case. Listen is as we look closely at the end of the book of Nehemiah

In the many achievements in life, how do we celebrate? To whom do we give credit? Nehemiah and the Israelites give us an example to follow. Join us as we continue in our series through the book of Nehemiah.

In the process of rebuilding, we will often come up on things that need to be fixed or corrected in our lives. How do we deal with those moments? Join in as we look at Nehemiah as he leads the Israelites in fixing the areas that needed to be fixed in their rebuild.

We all have moments in life when we are overwhelmed by our circumstances. We have times when we overcome by grief over our family, careers, friends, or life in general. How do we deal with such moments? Join as we continue in our Rebuild series through the book of Nehemiah.

Fear is a powerful motivator. It can challenge the progress of even the most impressive work. How do we deal with fear in our lives? Join us as we explore Nehemiah and how he dealt with fear in his own rebuilding project.

Fear is a powerful motivator. It can challenge the progress of even the most impressive work. How do we deal with fear in our lives? Join us as we explore Nehemiah and how he dealt with fear in his own rebuilding project.

Have you ever started doing something good to find out that it wasn't received well? Maybe you were criticised or even opposed. What was you response in the moment? How are we to respond? What does the Scripture have to say about handling opposition? Join us as we look at the story of Nehemiah and explore how he handles opposition.

Nehemiah sets out to build a wall around Jerusalem. However, there's much more to the story. Join us as we start our new series "Rebuild" covering the book of Nehemiah.

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the resolutions you make just to give up on them a few days later? The same happens in our Christian life too. What is the solution to this problem? Does it lay in our own effort or is there something more? Listen in as we talk about the help we need for our daily lives.

The best thing we will do this year is to give generously. While most of us give, is there a particular way we are to give? What does Jesus have to say about the way we give? Join us as we talk about giving generously.