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In this podcast episode, Johnson talks about the importance of coming into a worship gathering without being dependent on a worship team. He challenges us to carry a heart of worship throughout our everyday life. Toshia's gives us a key to access that posture of worship. It is awareness of His presence in every part of our lives.

In this podcast, the Putman's share about their upcoming move to Louisiana. 

In this podcast, Pastor Johnson shares what he is hearing and seeing for our Hope Chapel family. We are inheriting a new address as a family, and we are being invited into a deeper level of relationship with Abba and with one another. 

Western religion hasn't done a real well job in teaching us to navigate desolate places in our hearts. As a family, we want to learn to navigate these places in order to enter into the measure of wholeness Abba has designed for us, and ultimately because we will be entrusted with people who need us to be whole. 

In this podcast, multiple people from our Hope Chapel family share their hearts. Each piece revolves around us remembering the place we all have originated from. Through the words shared and the frequency released in worship, our family was invited to return to the place we dwelled in before space and time. The "In Him" dimension.
"Before I formed you in the womb I knew you." (Jeremiah 1:5)

Radical pursuit provokes offense in the hearts of those who do not see Jesus rightly one hundred percent of the time. In Mark 10, the crowd was indignant with Bartimaeus. In Luke 10, Martha was exasperated with Mary. In Matthew 26, the disciples were offended by Mary's extravagant act of devotion. As lovers of Jesus, we are called to pursue Him with disregard to the voices that would try to convince us otherwise. Whether those voices are external or internal, a lovesick heart urges us to pursue Jesus with reckless abandon. In this podcast, Mathew and Chris encourage the Hope Chapel family in their pursuit of the one thing.