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

09/08/2026

Day 2: God Remembers Your First Love

Reading: Jeremiah 2:1-3; Revelation 2:1-5

Devotional: God told Israel through the prophet Jeremiah that He remembered the tenderness of their early devotion - the season when they followed Him through the wilderness without hesitation. To the church at Ephesus, He acknowledged their hard work, their endurance, and their commitment to truth, yet declared that they had left their first love. He remembered what their love once looked like. He noticed the difference. First love is not simply an emotion - it is a posture of the heart in which God is not merely important but central. He is not asking for more activity. He is asking to be treasured again.

Reflection: Think back to a season when your love for God felt most alive. What characterized that time, and what has shifted since then?

09/07/2026

Day 1: God Connects With Us in the Present

Reading: Exodus 3:13-14; John 11:32-35

Devotional: God is not a distant observer of your life. Though He exists outside of time and knows all things, He chooses to enter your present moment with full compassion and full presence. When Jesus stood at the tomb of Lazarus, He wept - not because He lacked knowledge of what was coming, but because He was fully present in that moment. He meets you in your grief, your confusion, and your waiting. He doesn't dismiss your pain simply because He knows how the story ends. Wherever you are today, He is there with you, present and attentive.

Reflection: In what area of your life do you most need to receive God as a present, compassionate companion rather than a distant authority?Day 1: God Connects With Us in the Present

Reading: Exodus 3:13-14; John 11:32-35

Devotional: God is not a distant observer of your life. Though He exists outside of time and knows all things, He chooses to enter your present moment with full compassion and full presence. When Jesus stood at the tomb of Lazarus, He wept - not because He lacked knowledge of what was coming, but because He was fully present in that moment. He meets you in your grief, your confusion, and your waiting. He doesn't dismiss your pain simply because He knows how the story ends. Wherever you are today, He is there with you, present and attentive.

Reflection: In what area of your life do you most need to receive God as a present, compassionate companion rather than a distant authority?

09/06/2026

Pastor Jerry Cummings - I Remember

09/04/2026

Day 5: Step Out and Offer the Name
Reading: Acts 3:1-10 and Romans 15:18-19

Devotional: Peter and John had nothing of material value to offer the man at the gate. What they carried was the name of Jesus and the willingness to use it. That willingness -- the decision to step out, speak up, and trust God to back his own word -- is what the sermon calls doing the thing. Paul described his ministry as one confirmed by signs and wonders through the power of the Spirit, and he credited none of it to himself. The same invitation stands before you today. You are not being asked to heal anyone. You are being asked to offer the name that heals. Step out. Take the chance. The worst outcome is that nothing visible happens. The best outcome changes everything.

09/02/2026

Day 3: Word and Deed Together

Reading: Romans 15:18-19; James 1:17

Devotional: Paul declared that his ministry was carried out by both word and deed, accompanied by signs and wonders through the power of the Spirit. The gospel was never meant to be only spoken; it was meant to be shown. God does not change. His gifts do not change. His willingness to move in power hasn't diminished because the centuries have passed or because people have grown more sophisticated. Every good and perfect gift still comes from the Father above. He is still the same God who healed the sick and opened blind eyes. Expect him to act.

Practical Application: Identify someone in your life who is in physical, emotional, or spiritual need. Offer to pray for them this week, trusting that the name of Jesus carries power you do not have on your own.

09/01/2026

Day 2: A Gospel With Power

Reading: Romans 1:16; 1 Corinthians 2:4-5

Devotional: Paul refused to be ashamed of the gospel, and he refused to reduce it to clever arguments. He understood that the gospel isn't a philosophy to be debated but a power to be demonstrated. When the Spirit of God moves, people aren't argued into the kingdom; they're transformed by it. The world has heard enough "plausible" words. It is hungry, whether it knows it or not, for something real. If your faith rests only on the wisdom of men, it is fragile. Let it rest on the power of God, which does not shift or fail.

Practical Application: Reflect on whether your personal faith is rooted more in intellectual arguments or in the lived experience of God's power. Think about a time when God demonstrated his reality in your life. Share that with a neighbor, a friend, a coworker or even on social media.

08/31/2026

Day 1: The Anointing Has a Purpose

Reading: Luke 4:18-19

Devotional: Jesus didn't receive the Spirit's anointing as just a title or position. It came with a specific assignment. The "because" in this passage is everything. The Spirit was upon him because there was something to do. The same is true for you. God doesn't anoint people to sit still. He anoints people to move, to speak, to act, to set the captive free. Ask yourself today: what has God called and equipped you to do? The anointing on your life isn't decorative. It is functional. Do the thing.

Practical Application: Write down one specific area of your life where you sense God has called and equipped you. Pray over it and ask him to show you one concrete step you can take this week.

08/30/2026

Pastor James - Do the Thing!

08/28/2026

Day 5: The Family Reflects the Church, and the Church Reflects God
Reading: Ephesians 5:21-32; Revelation 19:7-9

Devotional: Paul weaves the family and the church together so tightly in Ephesians 5 that it becomes nearly impossible to speak of one without the other. This is intentional. The marriage covenant between a husband and wife is a living picture of Christ and His bride, the church. Every faithful marriage, every sacrificial act of parenting, every home where the Word is read and prayer is offered is a declaration to the watching world -- and to the enemy -- that God's design cannot be destroyed. The family endures not because of human strength, but because it is rooted in the eternal love of the One who designed it.

Personal Reflection: How does viewing your family as a reflection of Christ and the church change the weight and the wonder of your daily role within it?

Practical Application: Gather whoever is in your home today -- or reach out to a family member who is not -- and speak a blessing over them. Let your words reflect the heart of a God who names every family after Himself.

08/27/2026

Day 4: Breaking the Cycles That Were Never Yours to Carry
Reading: Galatians 3:13-14; Romans 8:14-17

Devotional: Familiar spirits -- demonic assignments against family lines -- have left marks across generations. Addiction, abandonment, abuse, broken covenants -- these patterns didn't begin with you, and they do not have to end-up with your children. Christ became a curse so that the blessing could reach every generation that follows those who believe. You are not simply a product of your family history. You are an heir of God and a co-heir with Christ. The blood of Jesus has authority over every generational curse. You have the right and the responsibility to stand in the gap and declare that the pattern stops here.

Personal Reflection: What recurring pattern in your family line do you sense the Holy Spirit calling you to renounce and break in prayer today?

Practical Application: Spend time in prayer today specifically renouncing any generational curse or destructive pattern you can identify. Declare the promises of God over the generations that follow you.

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Norton, KS
67654

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10am - 12pm

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