Living Hope Fellowship

Living Hope Fellowship Living Hope Fellowship is a charismatic church in Norton, KS. The pursuit of present outpouring of the Holy Spirit - Revival

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“The whole building, being fitted together, grows into a holy temple in the LORD, in whom you also are being built together for a dwelling place of God in the Spirit”

— Ephesians 2:21,22


Living Hope Fellowship strives to accomplish it's mission by means of

1. The Leadership of those who prepare for and invoke the presence of God - Spiritual Worship

3. The Raising up of evangelists and Evange

lism by the power of the Spirit and Works of Mercy - Gathering (The living stones for building the house of God)

4. The Raising up of those who nurture new believers through care, encouragement and contact - Serving

5. The Leadership of trainers and mentors - Discipleship and Teaching

6. Carrying this mission to the nations - Missions

7. Connecting with the larger house of God in the earth - Unity

05/31/2026

Mission Trip Recap and Message from Pastor Jerry Cummings

05/29/2026

Sarah Stalder Happy Birthday!!

05/29/2026

Day 5: Asking, Receiving, and Being Refilled
Reading: Luke 11:9-13; Acts 8:14-17; Acts 9:17

Devotional: How do we receive the Holy Spirit? We ask. Jesus promised that the Father gives the Holy Spirit to those who ask Him. Yet many believers ask once and never again, treating the Spirit's infilling as a one-time event rather than an ongoing relationship. Scripture shows believers being repeatedly filled with the Spirit. The cares of this world are heavy; we need fresh touches, fresh fillings, continual renewal. Perhaps you received the Spirit years ago but have neglected this precious gift. Maybe you've never asked at all. Today is your opportunity. The laying on of hands, the prayers of Spirit-filled believers, the simple act of asking—these are biblical means of receiving. Don't let another day pass treasuring lesser things while neglecting the promise of the Father. Ask. Seek. Knock. Receive.

Reflection Question: Do you need to receive the Holy Spirit for the first time, or do you need a fresh infilling today? Ask and receive.

05/28/2026

Day 4: Empowered and Equipped
Reading: Luke 24:49; Acts 1:8; John 14:26

Devotional: Jesus commanded His disciples to wait in Jerusalem until they were "endued with power from on high"—clothed, covered, coated in Holy Spirit power. This wasn't optional equipment for super-spiritual believers; it was essential for all disciples. The Holy Spirit empowers you for witness, teaches you truth, brings Scripture to remembrance, and gives gifts of encouragement, helps, miracles, healings, prophecy etc. Yet how often do we attempt ministry, parenting, work, and relationships in our own strength? The Christian life isn't meant to be lived through human willpower but through Holy Spirit-power. You cannot manufacture holiness, wisdom, or boldness. But when you're filled with the Spirit, He supplies everything you need. Don't settle for powerless Christianity when the promise of the Father awaits you.

Reflection Question: In what areas are you relying on your own strength rather than the Spirit's power?

05/27/2026

Day 3: Sealed, Sanctified, and Set Apart
Reading: Ephesians 4:30; 1 Corinthians 6:11; 2 Corinthians 1:22

Devotional: You were washed. You were sanctified. You were justified—not by your own effort, but by the Spirit of God. The Holy Spirit seals you as God's own possession, marking you as set apart for holy purposes. This seal serves as God's guarantee, His "earnest money" promising that what He began in you, He will complete. You are not your own; you've been purchased and sealed for the day of redemption. This truth should radically reshape how you see yourself. You're not defined by past sins or present struggles, but by the Spirit's sanctifying work. When you're tempted to grieve the Holy Spirit through sin or unbelief, remember whose you are. You bear the seal of the living God.

Reflection Question: How does knowing you're sealed by the Holy Spirit change your identity and daily choices?

05/26/2026

Day 2: The Spirit of Life
Reading: Romans 8:2-11; John 6:63

Devotional: "It is the Spirit who gives life. The flesh profits nothing." How much energy do we expend on things that ultimately profit nothing? The Holy Spirit is called the "Spirit of life"-not just life after death, but abundant life now. He frees us from the law of sin and death, bringing vitality to our mortal bodies. When you feel spiritually dead, discouraged, or defeated, remember that the One who raised Jesus from the grave lives in you. His specialty is bringing life where there was death, hope where there was despair, and power where there was weakness. The Spirit doesn't just sustain life; He generates it, multiplies it, and causes it to overflow.

Reflection Question: In what areas of your life do you need the Spirit's life-giving power today?

05/25/2026

Day 1: The Gift Given to Us
Reading: Acts 2:38-39; Romans 5:5

Devotional: Jesus was given FOR us, but the Holy Spirit was given TO us. This distinction matters profoundly. While Christ's sacrifice secured our salvation, the Holy Spirit's indwelling empowers our daily walk. God didn't leave us as orphans after redemption; He poured His very presence into our hearts. The love of God isn't just a theological concept-it's an experienced reality through the Spirit who was given to us. Today, pause and recognize that the same Spirit who raised Christ from the dead dwells within you. This isn't merely doctrine; it's your daily inheritance. Have you truly received this gift, or have you been trying to live the Christian life in your own strength?

Reflection Question: When did you last ask the Father to fill you afresh with His Holy Spirit?

05/24/2026

The Holy Spirit

05/22/2026

Day 5: Watchmen in the Night
Reading: Daniel 7:9-14; Revelation 11:15

Devotional: Daniel was watching in the night visions while others slept. As kingdom citizens, we're called to be watchmen-alert, discerning, spiritually awake when the world slumbers. You're positioned exactly where God wants you, given authority over that sphere. Whether over your family, workplace, or community, you carry kingdom responsibility. The kingdoms of this world are becoming the kingdom of our Lord and His Christ. This isn't merely future prophecy; it's present reality breaking through wherever believers exercise their authority. Stop waiting for permission to operate in kingdom power. You've already been commissioned, filled, and empowered. Watch, pray, and actively enforce heaven's rule in your earthly assignment. His kingdom has no end, and you're part of its eternal reign.

05/21/2026

Day 4: Choosing Your Kingdom
Reading: Genesis 25:29-34; Hebrews 12:14-17

Devotional: Esau traded his birthright for soup. Adam exchanged dominion for fruit. Both chose temporary satisfaction over eternal inheritance. How often do we make the same devastating trade? We surrender kingdom authority for momentary comfort, exchange our spiritual birthright for earthly pleasures, and abandon covenant promises for immediate gratification. The enemy doesn't need to destroy you; he just needs to distract you with something that looks good right now. Every day presents this choice: will you live from the temporal kingdom of this world or the eternal kingdom of Christ? What "bowl of lentils" are you holding that's costing you your spiritual inheritance? Recognize these subtle exchanges and choose the kingdom that never ends.

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Norton, KS
67654

Opening Hours

10am - 12pm

Telephone

+17858772426

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