Reformation Hope Church

When God's Churches see evil in the world, they have a choice to make. They will have to decide how to rectify God's promises with what they see in the world; wrestle with God, like their patriarch Jacob. Will they continue to selectively believe what they want to, or will they face evil and believe that God will honor their stand? And they must understand why...

Reformation Hope Church

Reformation Hope Church

Reformation Hope Church

Reformation Hope Church

Reformation Hope Church

Reformation Hope Church

Reformation Hope Church

Reformation Hope Church

Reformation Hope Church

Reformation Hope Church

Psalm 23 King Edward VI of England was one of the few examples of a Prince who understood the concept “Jus Divinum” (Divine Right) ... meaning, he understood God’s claim upon the throne of England. It is one thing for God’s people to enjoy and magnify the blessings Christ’s Death and Resurrection bring to us in this life, and in the life to come, but what about God’s Claim, His Right to make demand upon us for the benefits to His Name we bring as the direct consequences of the Cross of Jesus Christ? Psalm 23 is most often understood for the comfort it brings and rightly so, because it is the Psalm that presents our Shepherd as our King. Knowing Jesus Christ as Savior is to know Him as King for salvation is the act of one in authority who interposes to bring deliverance against evil and the powers that destroy. All throughout history, God has approached a people with His Word clearly delineating the kind of belief and ethics He expects from them for the life He gives them. He offers them the goodness of H

Every book of the Bible has a different purpose. Genesis is a book of beginnings introducing dozens of doctrines, ethical issues exemplifying God’s will. Leviticus defines holiness. Proverbs is the "quick notes" to teaching and learning the Law of God. Matthew emphasizes Christ as King, Mark introduces Christ as Servant, Luke develops Christ as a man, and John develops Christ as God. Romans is heavily doctrinal. The Book of Revelation shows us the journey of the church through the ages since the time of Christ. Likewise, the Book of Psalms, a surprisingly underrated book among people in the pews, teaches us how to pray; what God honors and responds to in our prayer life. Additionally, Paul tells us (cf Ephesians 5) as the church comes out of darkness (apostasy) one of the signs God raises up showing the awakening of the dead church is the use of the Book of Psalms. The Book of Psalms teaches us our prayer life in worship. The book is pregnant with all the themes listed by Christ in the Lord’s Prayer (cf

Reformation Hope Church

Reformation Hope Church

Reformation Hope Church

Reformation Hope Church

Dr. Wayne Sedlak goes through a number of books in his library. Each one, arranged by different eras. represents something in history that took place... Something that one institution brought about in the earth. That institution? The Church of Jesus Christ. The mystery has great depth, not possible for sight to see. The church is deemed to be nonessential because they cannot see her glory. The Church in America is lacking in understanding to the point people are willing to relinquish her on a Sunday morning. In these books we see a woman who gets pregnant, a wife of a Divine Husband, and she bears children in different eras, each in which she is pregnant with a new world order, a phrase which Satan has taken and invents for himself so we become disgusted with the term and we turn away from the very thing we are supposed to be. There is a new world coming. We begin with The History of the Christian Church by Philip Schaff (1819-1893) we find a book dedicated to describing a world not seen by the apostle

Reformation Hope Church

Reformation Hope Church