Pastor Dean Sermon Archives Episode 1 – How to Find Hope in Jesus
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Do you need healing today?
Maybe you’re struggling with cancer or an incurable disease.
Maybe it’s an addiction that you can’t seem to overcome.
Perhaps you’re like Zacchaeus in the Bible. You’ve lived your entire life for stuff and money, and it doesn’t matter how many toys you get, you’re still not satisfied inside. You still have a hole in your heart.
Or perhaps you’re like the woman at the well — even if you’re a man — it doesn’t matter how many lovers you have, you’re still empty inside.
Just like Jesus said to Zacchaeus, “Today salvation has come to this house!”
He has life transformation for you! That which has left you thirsty, empty and longing for meaning to life cannot satisfied, but Jesus says to you today, “Go and sin no more. I will give you living water and you will never thirst again.”
This is the hope Jesus can bring to you today.
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About F. Dean Hackett
Dr. F. Dean Hackett has served in full-time Christian ministry since October 1971. He has ministered throughout the United States, Canada and Europe, serving as pastor, conference speaker and mentor. He has planted four churches, assisted in planting 15 others and currently serves as lead pastor of Living Faith Church in Hermiston, Oregon. Dr. Hackett founded Spirit Life Ministries International in 2001 to facilitate ministries in Croatia and Bosnia Herzegovina and to open a training center for workers in those nations.