Join New Hope Church this Sunday, as Doug Bradshaw preaches on Romans 5. Discover why trouble can actually launch your faith into flight and how you can share the hope of Jesus with a world that is desperately in need of the Gospel.
Join New Hope Church this weekend, as Pastor Mark preaches a standalone message on Jesus’ Parable of the Sower from Matthew 13:1-23.
This Sunday, we’re excited to host a special, all-worship service! We’re gonna sing a lot, hear a testimony and scripture reading, and take communion together. We can’t wait to worship with you! Join us at 9 or 11 a.m.
This week at New Hope we’re taking a break from E2E, as Pastor Mark preaches a stand alone message on Romans 9:19-24.
Join us as Pastor Kyle wraps up his three-week series on spiritual gifts, teaching from 1 Corinthians 12:27-13:8a. This Sunday, he’ll walk through how God has established the church body and a necessary way to navigate the use of our spiritual gifts.
Pastor Kyle is doing a short three-week series on using our spiritual gifts. In week two, he’ll walk through some of those spiritual gifts and the ways they’re made both connected and diverse through the Spirit, and why that’s such good news for the church body. To access the handout of Spiritual Gift descriptions, click […]
Pastor Kyle is doing a short series on spiritual gifts over the next three weeks. This Sunday, he’ll walk through what it means to be spiritual and what is a spiritual gift.
Don’t bury your gift. Yes, you have been given an invaluable gift. Join New Hope Church, as Blake Ashdown shows what it means to become a good and faithful servant by investing the gifts God has entrusted to us, living faithfully until Christ returns. You cannot control outcomes. You can only control the activities that […]
Join New Hope, as Youth Pastor Kyle Denny walks through a passage in 1 John 1. In honor of Father’s Day, we’re going to look at what it means for us to have fellowship with our spiritual Father.
Drawing from the anchor verse, James 4:14, guest speaker Ric Bruce challenges the “illusion of control” we feel when managing our hectic calendars. He reminds us that, because our lives are a “mist that appears for a little time and then vanishes,” we must replace presumptuous planning with a humble surrender to God’s sovereignty and […]
