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Pastor Jo Willis is the Young Adult Pastor for Hope City Church in Sheffield.
Join us live at Hope City Leeds at our Sunday service, as Ps Jo Willis from Hope City Sheffield shares with us a message, on how to make good great again. An encouragement to do the right thing even though offence can often run deep.
Pastor Jo encrouages us that as we seek God and the hunger for His purposes grow, so does our ability to do more. The result is that we see the impossible happen, like Joshua’s request: Sun Stand Still.
The Society He Sees by Jo Willis from Hope City Darmstadt on the 31st of March 2019.
Take a second look by Jo Willis was recorded at Hope City Frankfurt on the 31st of March 2019.
There’s more to the miracle by Jo Willis was recorded at Hope City Frankfurt at the 10am Sunday service on the 31st of March 2019.
Sun Still Stand by Jo Willis was recorded at NYA at Hope City Frankfurt on the 29th of March 2019
It took a bold step to request something seemingly impossible to happen: Sun Stand Still.
Often, we see things that need to happen, or have a dream for greater, but it takes the bold step to ask God for the impossible.
Listen as Pastor Jo encourages us that as we seek God, and the hunger for his purposes grow, so does our ability to do more. As a result, we will see the impossible happen!
Episode 5 of the So.ciety Table Talks podcast series.
Joined by a live audience, Pastor Jo Willis, Pastor Tebo Mpanza and special guests, Pastor Joe Dunys (Hope City Sheffield, Creative Director) and Danny Woolf (Lifehouse Chesterfield, YA Pastor) chat about risk taking & how to lead your own life.
We all love the idea of having resolutions for the new year, but we’re often discouraged when we don’t see these resolutions all the way through. Pastor Jo Willis encourages us that change is a byproduct of our relationship with God. Fuel your resolutions with a fresh revelation of God.
In every area of life you are in there is always a king; someone who wields power and authority in their sphere of influence. We are born to influence the influencer. Tune in to Pastor Jo Willis and find out how to move kings.
Episode 3 of the Table Talk podcast series.
Join Pastor Colin & Beth Blois, Pastor Tebo Mpanza and Pastor Jo Willis as they chat about reaching people through small acts of kindness.
The simple act of buying a stranger their coffee can bring them just a step closer to God.
Episode 2 of the Table Talk podcast series.
Join Pastor Colin & Beth Blois, Pastor Tebo Mpanza and Pastor Jo Willis as they chat about reaching people through entrepreneurialism, business and creativity.
Episode one of the This New Republic Table Talks.
Listen in to Pastor Colin and Beth Blois, Pastor Jo Willis and Pastor Tebo Mpanza as they have a conversation about life, the church, and all things students and young adults.
It ‘just so happened’ talking about how to live a life beyond coincidence, believing that as we live by a conviction that God has put us somewhere specifically, rather than we are there by coincidence, then we can live as if God is going to use us to ricochet into other peoples worlds with the gospel.
In the Second part of the Parable series, PS Jo Willis looks at the Good Samaritan and outlines how we can be moved by the things that move the heart of God.
Your company defines you. Friends can either bring out the God that resides in you, or your fleshly, worldly self. Who’s in your crew?
Live from Hope City Church London // www.hopecity.church/london
Students & Young Adults Pastor Jo Willis brings an incredible message about the hand of God as we travel into and through our miracle. We can think when we’re in the miracle that all that matters is the outcome, but on the journey, God can work wonders in our hearts and open our eyes to His goodness.
Live from Hope City Church London // www.hopecity.church/london
Pastor Jo Willis speaking live at YA Tuesdays, at the o2 Academy Sheffield.
Sometimes it’s not the glamorous heights we need to seek to serve our God-given dreams. Sometimes we need to dig down, to dig in with prayerfulness and faith. Ditches don’t just supply your present, they serve your future. We need to be a people who pray, a family who look to God, a body of ditch diggers.
God loves ditch diggers, the people who are obedient in putting in the sweat and hard work. Pastor Jo Willis encourages us to dig ditches this summer – be intentional about growing in God and your friendships this summer, and you’ll see the miraculous.
A shift in perspective can change everything. Join us as Pastor Jo Willis shares an incredible message on identity.
Live from Hope City Church London // www.hopecity.church/london
Live from Hope City Church London // www.hopecity.church/london
God’s timing doesn’t always make sense, but it is always perfect. Pastor Jo Willis brings us incredible teaching about the timing of God, and the steps we can take to see His plans bear fruit in our lives.
Jesus didn’t save you for Himself, He saved you for someone else. Pastor Jo Willis encourages us to live the life of influence that God has called us to. Everyone has a story, and it is influential to someone.
There’s nothing convenient about life with God. Pastor Jo Willis shares a powerful message about stepping out of our comfort and convenience. There’s something beautiful about the inconveniences of God, because there’s something spectacular to be found on the other side.
Hope City Sheffield’s Student & Young Adults Pastor Jo Willis brings a great message on how the point of our faith is not for comfort and convenience, but through faith and inconvenience, we can experience the spectacular!
Student & Young Adults Pastor Jo Willis brings a great message as part of the New Years Solution on how the point of our faith is not for comfort and convenience, but through faith and inconvenience we can experience the spectacular!
Live from Hope City Church London // www.hopecity.church/london
Students & Young Adults Pastor Jo Willis brings an incredible faith-inspiring word encouraging us to lift our eyes and believe not in the report we have seen but in the identity we know our God has. Don’t just accept the first look as the final say but, in fath, take a second look.