Hope Unveiled
Welcome to "Hope Unveiled," the podcast that guides you on a transformative journey toward a life-changing relationship with Jesus Christ.
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- Sep 17, 2026
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- Jul 14, 2026
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The Shifting Of Seasons (opens the original)
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Seasons in the kingdom do not shift because a store changes its displays or a coffee shop releases a fall drink. They shift because Jesus is doing something. Preaching from 1 Chronicles 12, Pastor Chris looks at the sons of Issachar, the tribe remembered for understanding the times and knowing what Israel ought to do, and asks what it looks like to recognize a shift and move with it. Three levels are in view: what God is doing across his global church, what he is doing at Sonrise, and what he is
Marked by Worship (opens the original)
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Some things leave a mark. Spend enough time with a close friend and you start borrowing their expressions. Live somewhere long enough and it changes how you talk, what you eat, how you see the world. Whatever we stay near has a way of rubbing off on us. The same is true of God. In Acts 4, the religious leaders couldn't make sense of Peter and John. They were ordinary men with no formal training, yet there was something about them that couldn't be ignored or explained away. The only conclusion an
Marked by The Word (opens the original)
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Some things leave a mark. Spend enough time with a close friend and you start borrowing their expressions. Live somewhere long enough and it changes how you talk, what you eat, how you see the world. Whatever we stay near has a way of rubbing off on us. The same is true of God. In Acts 4, the religious leaders couldn't make sense of Peter and John. They were ordinary men with no formal training, yet there was something about them that couldn't be ignored or explained away. The only conclusion an
Marked by Mission Pt. II (opens the original)
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Some things leave a mark. Spend enough time with a close friend and you start borrowing their expressions. Live somewhere long enough and it changes how you talk, what you eat, how you see the world. Whatever we stay near has a way of rubbing off on us. The same is true of God. In Acts 4, the religious leaders couldn't make sense of Peter and John. They were ordinary men with no formal training, yet there was something about them that couldn't be ignored or explained away. The only conclusion an
Marked by Mission (opens the original)
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Some things leave a mark. Spend enough time with a close friend and you start borrowing their expressions. Live somewhere long enough and it changes how you talk, what you eat, how you see the world. Whatever we stay near has a way of rubbing off on us. The same is true of God. In Acts 4, the religious leaders couldn't make sense of Peter and John. They were ordinary men with no formal training, yet there was something about them that couldn't be ignored or explained away. The only conclusion an
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