Hope City Church

At Hope City Church, we’re passionate about helping you live out your Christian faith with purpose. Recorded in Edmonton, Alberta, our podcast shares Bible-based teachings and practical messages to encourage you to love God, grow in Christ, and find true hope in everyday life. Whether you're seeking spiritual growth or looking for hope and encouragement, join us for meaningful conversations that inspire faith and provide real-life applications of the gospel.

Hope City Church is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 500 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Hope City Church, a religion show with 500 episodes published.

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  Episode #39

  What Keeps People From Seeing Jesus in Your Life? | Ken McIntyre

  Sep 27, 202630 minS2026

  Jesus calls His followers “the light of the world.” But what does that actually mean, and what can keep others from seeing Jesus in our lives? In this message, Pastor Ken McIntyre looks at Matthew 5 and reminds us that we don’t create the light ourselves. Jesus is the source, and our lives are meant to point others toward Him. The question isn’t how to make ourselves shine brighter, but what might be covering the light God has placed in us. Connect with Us: New? - hopecity.ca/new Stay Connected - hopecity.ca/weekly Following Jesus - hopecity.ca/life Giving - hopecity.ca/give Follow us on Instagram: @HopeCityYEG Visit our Website: hopecity.ca Follow us on TikTok: @HopeCityYEG Find other ways to listen to the podcast: hopecity.ca/podcast Need Prayer? Please leave a comment or reach out to us directly—we’re here for you!

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  Episode #26

  Hope When Life Is Falling Apart | Phil Kniesel

  Sep 13, 202632 minS2026

  What do you do when life hits a wall and nothing seems to change? In this message, Pastor Phil Kniesel looks at Lamentations 3 and the honest grief of someone who feels broken, bitter, and hopeless. Yet in the middle of the pain, he chooses to remember what is true about God. When you can’t change your circumstances, you can still choose what you call to mind: God loves me. God cares for me. God is faithful. And because those things are still true, there is still hope. Send us Fan Mail Connect with Us: New? - hopecity.ca/new Stay Connected - hopecity.ca/weekly Following Jesus - hopecity.ca/life Giving - hopecity.ca/give Follow us on Instagram: @HopeCityYEG Visit our Website: hopecity.ca Follow us on TikTok: @HopeCityYEG Find other ways to listen to the podcast: hopecity.ca/podcast Need Prayer? Please leave a comment or reach out to us directly—we’re here for you!

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  Episode #34

  What Does It Really Mean to Follow Jesus? | Ken McIntyre

  Aug 30, 202631 minS2026

  Pastor Ken looks at Jesus’ Parable of the Ten Minas in Luke 19 and asks an important question: How do you know if you’re actually a Christian? Jesus shows us that following Him is about more than simply calling Him Lord. It means wanting Jesus as King and trusting Him with what He has given us. Our time, talents, resources, and opportunities are meant to be put to work for His Kingdom. Send us Fan Mail Connect with Us: New? - hopecity.ca/new Stay Connected - hopecity.ca/weekly Following Jesus - hopecity.ca/life Giving - hopecity.ca/give Follow us on Instagram: @HopeCityYEG Visit our Website: hopecity.ca Follow us on TikTok: @HopeCityYEG Find other ways to listen to the podcast: hopecity.ca/podcast Need Prayer? Please leave a comment or reach out to us directly—we’re here for you!

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  Episode #33

  Why Comparing Yourself to Others Is So Dangerous | Phil Kniesel

  Aug 23, 202632 minS2026

  Comparison can seem harmless, but it can slowly convince us that we’re better than we actually are. In this message, Pastor Phil Kniesel looks at Jesus’ parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector in Luke 18 and the danger of spiritual pride. Jesus reminds us that our standing before God isn’t based on how we compare to someone else or how good we can make ourselves look. We all need the same grace and mercy, and true humility begins when we stop pretending and recognize how much we need Jesus. Send us Fan Mail Connect with Us: New? - hopecity.ca/new Stay Connected - hopecity.ca/weekly Following Jesus - hopecity.ca/life Giving - hopecity.ca/give Follow us on Instagram: @HopeCityYEG Visit our Website: hopecity.ca Follow us on TikTok: @HopeCityYEG Find other ways to listen to the podcast: hopecity.ca/podcast Need Prayer? Please leave a comment or reach out to us directly—we’re here for you!

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  Episode #32

  When It Feels Like God Isn’t Listening | Ken McIntyre

  Aug 16, 202630 minS2026

  In this message, Pastor Ken McIntyre looks at Jesus’ parable of the persistent widow and what it teaches us about prayer. When we’ve prayed about something for a long time and nothing seems to change, it’s easy to quietly stop asking. But Jesus invites us to keep praying, not because God needs to be worn down, but because He is a Father who hears us, knows what we need, and can be trusted while we wait. What’s one prayer you’ve stopped praying that you need to pick back up? Send us Fan Mail Connect with Us: New? - hopecity.ca/new Stay Connected - hopecity.ca/weekly Following Jesus - hopecity.ca/life Giving - hopecity.ca/give Follow us on Instagram: @HopeCityYEG Visit our Website: hopecity.ca Follow us on TikTok: @HopeCityYEG Find other ways to listen to the podcast: hopecity.ca/podcast Need Prayer? Please leave a comment or reach out to us directly—we’re here for you!

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