Community of Hope, Church of the Nazarene

06/13/2026

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06/12/2026

06/12/2026

Identity is one of the most contested battlegrounds in the human heart. We spend years trying to answer the question, “Who am I?”—often looking for the answer in achievement, approval, status, or comparison. Yet, when we observe the example of Christ, we see that before Jesus began His earthly ministry, the Father spoke words that cut through all striving: “This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased.” That divine declaration wasn’t based on performance; it was rooted in relationship.

And what the Father spoke over Jesus echoes over us through Christ as well. God’s first word to His children is not “Do,” but *“Be”—*be loved, be His, be secure. Yet this is exactly where the enemy aims his attacks. Satan doesn’t just tempt us with sin; he tempts us with doubt: “If you really are God’s child… if you are really loved… if God is really pleased with you… then why…?” Our battle is not simply against temptation—it is against the lies that seek to dismantle our identity.

We’re going to reclaim the truth of who we are.
We’re going to rest and reset in our beloved identity as children of the Most High God.

06/12/2026

Before Jesus performed a single miracle, preached a single sermon, or called a single disciple, the Father declared His identity: Beloved Son, fully pleasing. That same identity is spoken over every believer in Christ—we are not striving for approval; we are standing in it. When we live from that identity, we walk in a strength the enemy cannot counterfeit or crush. But just as he tempted Jesus with, “If you really are…,” the enemy still whispers lies designed to make us doubt what God has already said.

06/12/2026

Join us this Sunday at 10:30 AM!

06/06/2026

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06/03/2026

Hope to see you this Sunday @ 10:30AM for morning Worship

06/03/2026

God’s presence moves from being with His people to dwelling within them. Fear is replaced with boldness, hesitation with mission, and ordinary people become carriers of divine power. The same Spirit is still available today, and the same transformation is still possible.

05/30/2026

Revival is preceded by unity, prayer, and expectation. The disciples positioned themselves together in persistent prayer—not knowing exactly what was coming, but knowing they needed it. God fills what is empty and responds to hearts that are desperate for Him.