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Hope Culture Church
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Welcome to the weekly podcast of Hope Culture Church. Hope Culture Church is a life-giving church in the Chicago Suburbs lead by Pastors Dan and Abigail Dominguez. To learn more about us visit our website at https://www.hopeculturechurch.com
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Does God have Favorites? | Guest Speaker Jen Oxford | The Book Of Acts (week 8)
2w ago00:40:08Tap to summarizeDoes God have favorites?In Acts 10–11, the story of Peter and Cornelius reminds us that the gospel is for everyone. Jesus came for the whole world, and God invites all people to receive forgiveness, new life, and the gift of the Holy Spirit.
Transcribe →Blinded By The Light | The Book of Acts (Week 7)
3w ago00:33:17Tap to summarizeIn Acts 9, Saul is stopped by a blinding light and that encounter with Jesus changes everything. He goes from darkness to light, from pride to surrender, from persecuting the church to preaching Christ. This week's message from Pastor Dan looks at the evidence of a real encounter with Jesus: a changed direction, a humbled heart, a praying life, a new family, and a witness that points others to Him.The light of Jesus doesn’t just get your attention; it changes your direction.
Transcribe →One Conversation | The Book of Acts (week 6)
4w ago00:34:40Tap to summarizeWhat if the biggest thing God wants to do through your life doesn’t happen on a stage, in front of a crowd, or through a grand plan?In Acts 8, Philip leaves a thriving ministry moment to follow God’s leading down a desert road for one person. One interruption. One conversation. One act of obedience. Through Philip’s encounter with the Ethiopian eunuch, we discover that God often works through ordinary moments, unexpected interruptions, and simple acts of faithfulness to change lives.
Transcribe →Still Faithful | The Book Of Acts (Week 5)
Jun 2100:39:31Tap to summarizeWhat do you do when following Jesus gets hard?In Acts 6–7, we follow the story of Stephen, the first Christian martyr, who was faithful in serving, faithful through opposition, and faithful to the very end. Discover how big faithfulness starts small, why resistance shouldn’t surprise us, and how to stay faithful even when you can’t see the fruit.
Transcribe →A Spiritual Checkup | Acts (Week 4)
Jun 900:37:45Tap to summarizeJust as regular checkups help identify issues before they become serious, God's Word has a way of revealing what's happening beneath the surface of our lives. Through this surprising moment in the early church, we’ll discover that God cares more about authenticity than appearances. Join us as we take a spiritual “heart check” and learn what it means to live with genuine faith, integrity, and reverence for God.
Transcribe →In The Name | The Book of Acts (week 3)
Jun 300:37:11Tap to summarizeWhat happens when the name of Jesus shows up?In Acts 3–4, we see a broken man healed, ordinary people become bold, opposition rise, and the church pray with confidence. All because of one name. Whether you feel stuck, discouraged, or just hungry for more of God, this message will encourage your faith and challenge you to boldly live as a witness for Jesus.
Transcribe →Come to Community | The Book Acts (Week 2)
May 2600:37:41Tap to summarizeNext Gen Director Allison Dominguez continues our ACTS series with a message on community.
Transcribe →Empowered to Go | The Book of Acts (week 1)
May 2300:34:16Tap to summarizeThe Church didn’t begin with influence, buildings, or a perfect strategy. It began with a promise.In Week 1 of The Book of Acts, we explore how Jesus prepared ordinary people for an extraordinary mission. Why did Jesus tell the disciples to wait? What really happened at Pentecost? And what does the Holy Spirit have to do with our lives today?The same Spirit that empowered the early church still empowers believers today. We weren’t called to sit still, we were empowered to go.Scripture: Acts 1:1–2:41
Transcribe →Birdwatching for the worried
May 1200:31:28Tap to summarizeWhat do birds have to teach us about worry, trust, and the faithfulness of God? Pastor Abigail shares a message from Matthew 6 called “Birdwatching for the Worried”, exploring Jesus’ invitation to trade anxiety for trust. If you’ve been carrying stress, overthinking the future, or feeling weighed down by life, this message is for you. God cares for the birds of the air… and He cares for you even more.
Transcribe →The Smart Home | Homework (week 4)
May 400:34:48Tap to summarizeTechnology isn’t going anywhere, but how we use it matters more than we may think.This message will help you:Be more present with the people who matter mostProtect your heart and mindBuild patterns that lead you closer to JesusSimple. Honest. Practical.
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