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Even in His anger, Jesus was righteous and just. Our own responses must reflect that same godly passion for holiness. Through repentance and Scripture, we realign our hearts to God’s design, remembering that Jesus alone is the true temple, the resurrection and the life (John 11), and through Him, grace and forgiveness flow. Visit hopecitychurch.uk.com to find out more.

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Jesus fulfils prophecy as the Son of God and Son of Man. Revealing His divine authority to save, forgive, and judge. Through His death and resurrection, He alone gives access to the Father - calling us to trust Him and share His saving love. Our response, therefore, is to trust His promises, rest in His providence, and share the good news of His saving love. Visit hopecitychurch.uk.com to find out more.

Discovering who we are in this world can be a struggle, especially without a relationship with God. But as we come to know Christ and understand His character more deeply, we begin to uncover our true identity and purpose. He is our Creator—the One who formed us and knows us completely, inside and out. Is the God we come to know, the God who John believed in (who He knew as Christ)? Visit hopecitychurch.uk.com to find out more.

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We Will Never be Shaken // Psalm 15 - Dr. Chik Kaw Tan by Hope City Church

Psalm 14 shows that the greatest folly is to deny God’s existence. The “fool” is not ignorant, but proud—living as if there is no God. This pride leads to corruption, sin, and a world marked by emptiness. Yet the Lord remains the refuge of His people, and in Christ, salvation has come from Zion. Though the world may mock, God will restore His people—and even in the face of unbelief, nothing can separate us from His steadfast love. To find out more visit hopecitychurch.uk.com

What do we do when surrounded by wickedness and evil and every side? How can we stay hopeful in times when the Church is in decline? Darren Banks preaches from Psalm 12.

Psalm 13 shows us that seasons of sorrow are real, but they are not the end of the story. David laments his pain, feeling distant from God and pressed by his enemies—yet his sorrow turns to prayer, and prayer to praise. Even in trials, God remains steadfast, and like David we are called to trust His word, pray, and worship—moving from pain to praise through the victory of Christ.

Prayer in the Dark // Psalm 10 - Dr. Chik Kaw Tan by Hope City Church

Not all advice is good - even when it sounds reasonable. Psalm 11 reminds us that faith doesn't flee in fear, it stands firm in God's promises. Seek counsel, yes - but only follow what aligns with God's Word and your calling that He has given you. Trust in the Lord, not in the counsel of unbelief. If you haven't already, we encourage you to read the psalms and follow along with us as we do this series in Psalms 9-15. There's so much we can learn even from just a verse in the bible. To get more info about HCC Visit hopecitychurch.uk.com

Comforts For The Church In Babylon (Psalm 9) // Graham Phillips by Hope City Church

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This command confronts our natural tendency to misuse our words—we often underestimate how deeply our speech can affect others. Take time this week to reflect on how you speak, remembering that God meets us in our weakness. Through Christ, His strength becomes our strength, allowing us to speak truthfully, graciously, and with love. Visit hopecitychurch.uk.com to find out more.

Stealing can look different for each of us, because we all wrestle with different sins. It's not just taking someone's possessions - it can be rooted in jealousy, taking what isn't ours out of envy. Or even in less obvious ways, like showing favouritism or partiality. Choosing who we treat well based on our preferences rather than God's call to to love others equally. Do you trust that God's provision is what's best? Why?