Hope Anchors

By: Johnny and Sean
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  • Summary

  • Most Sundays messages are around 25-30 min in length. There are hours of research that goes into the messages and a lot of content is left out to meet the time constraint. This podcast is a conversation between Sean Rice and the Pastor of Hope Covenant Church Johnny Aho. We dig deeper into the message that was delivered on the Sunday before so you will hear references to the message.
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Episodes
  • "Road Trip" Romans Ch 4

    "Road Trip" Romans Ch 4
    Sep 26 2024

    What did you do today to earn your way into heaven? Paul reminds us in Romans Chapter 4, that the only way we will be found righteous is not by what we do or by what we say or what ritual we follow. We will be found righteous by our FAITH in GOD and FAITH alone. Join John and Sean on the Road Trip to Rome.
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    31 mins
  • "Road Trip" Romans Ch 3

    "Road Trip" Romans Ch 3
    Sep 19 2024

    God gave us the law so we would come to understand that the only way to fulfil His law is with Him. Join John and Sean as they continue their Road Trip to Rome as they take a look at Paul's writings in Chapter 3 of the book of Romans.
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    35 mins
  • "Road Trip" Romans Ch 2

    "Road Trip" Romans Ch 2
    Sep 10 2024

    Sean and John make a quick pit stop on our Road Trip through the book of Romans, to pick up two very important people in our lives. Julie and Michell. In this episode we cover chapter 2 of Paul's book of Romans. Paul reminds us that before we start noticing how sinful those are around us, we better take a good hard look into the mirror.

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    50 mins

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