Mount Hope | Belmont Campus

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

Sermons given at Mount Hope Church's campus in Belmont, MA

This month we take time to focus on Global Outreach and understand why it is important to the heart of God. Jesus instructed believers to go and make disciples of all nations and to teach them of God's love and commands. But what does that actually look like for us as the body of Christ? How can we as believers be a part of the great commission? Some are called directly to the mission field while some are called to give support and to pray. But no matter our instruction to this call, we are all asked to serve God on His terms and not our own. We are all asked to be productive and give of ourselves sacrificially in some capacity. Listen in to this week's sermon to learn more of how you can live out this part of God's Word even if it's outside of your comfort zone.

There are many, many churches in our community and in our world. And we live in a culture that rates everything, and that includes churches too. It seems nothing in our culture is left unrated. People rate churches based on varying features. It might be the worship or the fellowship time or the sermons preached. But whatever the aspect, people all have something to say and an opinion to share. So how does a church gain a "high rating"? What does a healthy church actually look like? And is Mount Hope a healthy church? This week in our sermon, we learn what the word church means and how we as a body of believers can be a healthy church according to God's rating system and not ours.