Hope Church (Dubuque)

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Hope Church (Dubuque) is a religion podcast hosted by Hope Church, with 129 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Hope Church hosts Hope Church (Dubuque), a religion show with 129 episodes published.

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  It All Ends In Praise | Psalm 150

  Aug 16, 2026—

  As we close out our summer in the Psalms, we end exactly where the book of Psalms ends: Praise the Lord. Psalm 150 gives us a simple command, but it also helps us understand what praise really looks like. Praise is more than a quiet thought or a churchy phrase—it is making much of God. It shifts our focus away from ourselves and toward Him, and it moves us to respond. In this message, Mark walks through four questions Psalm 150 answers about praise: Where should we praise God? What should we praise Him for? How should we praise Him? And who should praise Him? God is worthy because of all He has done and because of who He is. Wherever we are, however God has gifted us, and with everything we have, we were created to declare His praise.

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  Psalm 132 | Longing For God

  Aug 9, 2026—

  What would it take to truly upgrade your life? In Psalm 132, we see three things that transformed Israel—and still shape a life of blessing and purpose today: seeking God’s presence, following our righteous King, and living with the awareness that wherever we go is sacred ground. Jesus fulfills the hope of this Psalm. Through Him, we are invited into God’s presence, set free to follow a righteous King, and called to live lives that reflect His holiness. The greatest upgrade isn’t better circumstances—it’s a life surrendered to Jesus.

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  Psalm 23 | The Shepherd I Need

  Aug 2, 2026—

  Who is leading your life—and what are they shaping you to become? In Psalm 23, David describes the Lord not as a distant advisor, but as a Good Shepherd who provides what we need, guides us along the right path, stays with us through the darkest valleys, and pursues us with His goodness and love. Jesus is the Good Shepherd who laid down His life for His sheep. Whether He is leading ahead of us, walking beside us, or chasing us down with grace, there is nowhere we can go where He is not present. “The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing.” — Psalm 23:1

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  Sinners Welcome | Psalm 51

  Jul 26, 2026—

  Most people don’t change when they sin—they change when they get caught. But Psalm 51 shows us a better response. Through David’s prayer of repentance, we see that sin must be honestly confessed, only God can clean what sin has corrupted, and forgiven people become worshippers and witnesses. The healing begins where the hiding ends. God is not looking for perfection, performance, or appearances. He welcomes broken and repentant sinners—and through Jesus, He forgives, restores, and makes us new.

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  Better Than Life | Psalm 63

  Jul 19, 2026—

  What do you reach for when life feels dry? In Psalm 63, David finds himself stranded in the wilderness—thirsty, hunted and far from the sanctuary. Yet he declares that God’s steadfast love is better than life. His circumstances had not changed, but his thirsty soul found satisfaction by remembering God, clinging to Him and trusting that God’s right hand would uphold him. Ultimately, Jesus entered the deepest wilderness for us. He thirsted on the cross, gave His life in our place and proved that God’s covenant love truly is better than life. Because God’s love is better than life, followers of Jesus can be fully satisfied in Him through every season

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