Who is Jesus? Dr. William P. Hohman shows how the blood of Jesus, foreshadowed by the scapegoat, covers believers and ends all condemnation.
You have a purpose tied to a gift God placed in you. Learn three ways to fulfill it from David, Saul and Ananias in this Christmas-week message.
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Who is Jesus beyond the manger? This sermon traces Him from Creator to Redeemer, from the first promise in Genesis 3:15 to the cross and our inheritance.
Pastor Paul shows how being committed to Christ means denying yourself and renewing your mind daily, drawing lessons from Judas, Peter and Ephesians 4.
Pastor Paul Hohman teaches what it means to be committed to Christ: deny yourself, fight the good fight, finish the race and keep the faith.
Who is Jesus? Dr. William Hohman shows how the Creator wore a crown of thorns to redeem us from the earth curse system into abundant life.
Who is Jesus? Dr. William Hohman teaches from John 1 that Jesus is the Creator, God with us and the Redeemer who never stops bending down for us.
Pastor Paul Hohman teaches from Romans 8 why nothing can separate us from the love of God, even when He feels distant and life brings pressure.
Dr. William Hohman explains the name of Jesus, the rescuer and deliverer, and why He came to restore an intimate relationship between God and people.
In Holy Spirit and Power 11, Dr. William P. Hohman teaches from John 14 and Lamentations that the Holy Spirit is the Comforter we truly need.
Dr. William Hohman closes his Holy Spirit and power series by explaining what the anointing is, what it can do, and what it will never do for you.
Dr. William Hohman teaches that the Holy Spirit and power come upon believers as an anointing that empowers ministry and destroys every yoke of bondage.
Dr. William Hohman teaches that the Holy Spirit within us is God’s down payment on redemption, pictured by the royal wine at King Ahasuerus’ feast.
Dr. William Hohman shows from Scripture that the Holy Spirit is a real Person and God, and how Holy Spirit and power make us new from within.
Learn what being rooted and grounded in love means from Ephesians 3 and 1 John 4, and the three simple disciplines that help those roots grow deep.