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Hope Presbyterian Church (PCA)

We are a gospel-centered church in Media, PA, that desires to see all people find Hope through faith in Christ.

Podcast · By Pastor Will Stern · English · Official site

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12
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Sep 20, 2026
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Jul 3, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    John 7:1-13 | "Rejection... and Hope" (opens the original)

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    Jesus knew what it was like to be rejected. In John 7, we see Jesus rejected by the religious leaders and even by his own brothers. Why do people reject Jesus? What happens when we reject him? And is there hope for those who have turned away from Christ? As we walk through John 7:1–13, we see three important truths: We shouldn’t be surprised that people reject Jesus. Jesus was rejected by the religious leaders and by members of his own family. Rejection can come even from people who are religiou

  2. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    John 6:60-71 | "The Signs Before Apostasy" (opens the original)

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    Just as Mount St. Helens showed warning signs before its eruption, Scripture reveals that there are often warning signs before someone walks away from a professed faith in Christ. In John 6, many who had followed Jesus turned back when confronted with His difficult teaching. This sermon examines the warning signs that precede apostasy: becoming fixated on the hard sayings of Scripture and beginning to grumble against the Word of God. Yet the passage also points us toward the proper response of g

  3. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    John 6:52-59 | "How Do We Have Life?" (opens the original)

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    We all desire to live forever. We look for eternal life through science and technology, through religion and good works, and through various ideas about what happens after death. But how do we actually take hold of eternal life? Jesus gives us a startling answer: “Unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you.” What does Jesus mean by this shocking statement? Is he talking about physically eating his body and drinking his blood? And if not, what does it

  4. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    John 6:36-40 | "Divine Sovereignty and Human Responsibility” (opens the original)

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    Why do some people believe in Jesus while others remain in unbelief? In John 6, Jesus gives us two truths that we must hold together: God is sovereign in salvation, and we are responsible to believe. Jesus teaches that the Father gives a people to the Son, that everyone the Father gives will come to Christ, and that Christ will never cast out or lose those who come to him. Yet Jesus also gives us a clear command and invitation: look to him and believe. This passage gives both humility and assura

  5. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    John 6:29-35 | "You Don’t Need a Sign” (opens the original)

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    What would it take for you to believe in Jesus? The crowd in John 6 had witnessed Jesus feed 5,000 people and had tasted the bread with their own mouths, yet they still demanded another sign. Jesus shows them that their deepest need is not another miracle or more evidence—it is Him. He declares, “I am the bread of life,” offering Himself as the only One who can truly satisfy our deepest hunger and thirst. In this sermon, we consider why we are often tempted to demand more from God and why Jesus

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