Sermons New Hope Community Church

Two stories in Luke 8 follow different paths over the course of 12 years, but they come crashing together when Jesus comes to town. His visit brings healing and hope to people who need it most. Stories of Hope and

I Look to the Hills…  

Traveling through the wilderness is difficult, but what about when God calls his people to stop in the midst of the travel? This week we look at the important things that happen when God says, “Stop!” 05 When God Stops in the Wilderness

As we journey through the wilderness it’s important to remember that we do it together. We look at how Moses relied on others for the journey, and how God’s equipped his church to share the burden of traveling together with

Following God in the Wilderness: Week 3 When traveling through the wilderness with God, it’s easy to get wonder if God is even there at all. When that happens fear and doubt can creep in and make us wonder how we’ll

Following God in the Wilderness: Week 2 Following God INTO the wilderness is an act of faith. It will often look like we’re lost or confused, but in the midst of the struggle, we can still trust on God to lead us toward goodness.

Following God in the Wilderness: Week 1 Though we may find ourselves mourning in the wilderness, it is important to note that often times it is because we have experienced a mighty act of God’s deliverance. In the wake of shootings

07 The Implications of Our Tiny Gospels The gospel is the big, good news announcement about what God is doing in the world through Jesus, and how we can experience it by the power of the Holy Spirit. But what happens

The first of (what became) a two-part series finally on the Big Gospel, we run through all five parts of the Big Gospel and look at the commands, the gifts, and the practices that grow out of the good news

The Good News of God’s work in the world invites us into a hope for an eternal life in his new creation. The most amazing part? By filling his people with His very Spirit that new creation life begins now!

The church’s historic declaration of the gospel is the statement, “Jesus is Lord,” and it is this statement that we look at this week to complete our journey around the outer stations of the Big Gospel. How does the good

The Big Gospel and the Church: Week 3 What is broken in the world? How about in our lives or our neighborhoods, or even in ourselves? The good news of Jesus isn’t just about getting our individual spiritual lives in order.

The Big Gospel and the Church: Week 2 What is central to the good news? The work of Jesus’ death on the cross and the good news that he rose from the dead again. This week we look at how

The Big Gospel and the Church: Week 1 Foundational to the Good News that the church lives and proclaims is the acknowledgement that God is love. Not only that, but God loves everything he’s made, which is very good news

Tom Minor shares about the power of God on display in Pentecost, and recalls being a part of the Asbury revival in 1970. How can the church remain in a posture to be ready for God’s Spirit to move, and what

On this Ascension Sunday, we look to the book of Ephesians where a small group of Christians are facing a Hope Crisis. Paul encourages them by reminding them of the good news that Jesus has ascended to the right hand

Jesus gave his disciples a new command to love one another. When we do this we become a community of people living at witnesses to God’s work to make all things new, and to unite heaven and earth in the

Looking back over the life of Jesus in light of the resurrection, we find Jesus claiming to be the “good shepherd.” How does this title point to his identity at Messiah and the Son of God? This Sunday we look at how

In a world where Jesus is Risen and Jesus is Lord we find radical reconciliation lived out among God’s people, because we have been forgiven and reconciled to God Himself. *Please forgive the poor audio quality. We had a buzz

April 3, 2016 When Jesus appears to his disciples on Easter night, their world is changed. By seeing Jesus raised from the dead, and when they receive the Holy Spirit, they become people who see the world as it is, a