Sermons

The Apostle Paul teaches that the faith and love the Colossians have is “because of the hope reserved for you in Heaven.” We all are in need of hope. What we place our hope in affects how we live and relate to others. From this text we will see the fruit of hope and the root of hope. in This Sermon from the Hallows Church in Seattle, WA

In this chapter we see that just before His arrest Jesus prayed for Himself, His Disciples and the future Church. He prayed for His people to be equipped in the Word, protected from spiritual adversity, and united love to share the gospel to the world. In this sermon from the Hallows Church in Seattle, WA

As followers of Jesus. We are called to abide in Him as the true vine which provides nourishment in our lives and produces Christ-like character that glorifies God and proves we are becoming the disciples of Jesus. In this Sermon from the Hallows Church in Seattle, WA

This week, we examine 2 Timothy 2:20-26. In this passage, Paul is describing the differences between honorable and dishonorable vessels. He explains that God’s people are called to serve Him (God) as special instruments of purpose, nobility, and grace and describes what that should look like when dealing with opposing people and viewpoints. A sermon from the Hallows Church in Seattle, WA.

Join us this week as we examine Luke 8:26-35. In this passage, Jesus will confront and rescue a man who has been held captive by demonic forces. The confrontation reveals that this man has been controlled by a master that forced him into isolation and pain. We will see Jesus as the true Master exercise his authority over darkness and bring peace to a weary soul. Wallingford Expression, Seattle, WA 98102