New Hope - A Biblical Community

Discover how the Fruit of the Spirit—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control—blossoms not from our efforts, but from abiding in Jesus, inviting you to slow down, rest in His presence, and bear lasting fruit in 2026.

Discover Jesus as the “Prince of Peace” from Isaiah 9:6—offering true, lasting peace through restored relationship with God, inner heart rest amid chaos, and the promise of eternal peace when He returns. Be consumed with wonder this Christmas at God’s gift of unbreakable peace in Christ.

In Isaiah 9 we read Jesus is the “Father of eternity,” the very thought of which should produce awe and wonder, otherwise known as reverence. Reverence is the natural response of a heart transformed by the Holy Spirit. Join us this weekend at NH as we take a deep dive into this aspect of the […]

The term “Mighty God” means you have a strong refuge, no matter what happens on Earth! Learn more as we spend time in Isaiah 9 and Revelation 5 this week in part two of a four part Christmas series on the Names of God.

God always knows what you’re going through and always knows the right course of action for your life. It is for this reason He is called the Wonderful Counselor. But how do you actually access that counsel? Join us this week to learn more about the instructions found in Isaiah 9 as we launch our […]

Join New Hope Church, as Pastor Kyle Denny teaches from 1 Corinthians 10 about what it looks like to “do all to the glory of God.”

How do you move ahead if everything you’ve ever been part of comes crashing down? In those moments, many have been very tempted to believe that God has abandoned them and any hope for a future is gone. But God’s Word says the opposite. Join us in our E2E study as we look at the […]

Think our world is broken? It seems division is at an all time high – what explains this? Join us this week as we look at the Old Testament book of Ezekiel to understand this complex issue.

If you have ever found yourself in circumstances not of your choosing, you will likely identify with Jeremiah the prophet. How we respond in those moments is crucial. Join us as we do a brief overview of Jeremiah’s “assignment” from God and see how it applies to your world today.

If you have ever struggled with understanding why there is so much turmoil and trauma in our world, you’ll want to join us as we work through 2 Kings 25. Ultimately, the answer is rooted in knowing that God is patient beyond our comprehension.

Join us today as we look briefly at Mark 8:27-30. We will seek to understand how the conversation Jesus has with his disciples at a remote location relates to a principle we hold at New Hope, which is best summarized this way: “Faith is my response to what God has revealed.” Also, together we will […]

Join us this week in our E2E series as we look at the life of king Josiah, from 2 Kings 22 – he is truly the ‘king who took out the trash’ as he responds to the Word of God.

In John 14:6 Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” However, most Christians don’t seem to pay much attention to, or are interested in, the word “way.” In John 15, Jesus is going to teach us His way—the only way we can experience true love, joy, and peace, and live a […]

A believer’s fellowship with God can be broken, often because of our sin. Broken fellowship (or communion) with God is never because He moves, but always because we move! However, God’s Word promises that even in our time of weakness, He still holds us secure, right to the end and into eternity. Join us this […]

God is the author of new beginnings; He offers everyone a fresh start. If you are looking to understand this biblical principle, join us as we look at the life of Hezekiah in 2 Kings 18.

When things fall apart in your world and you can’t make sense of the personal pain or a national tragedy, who do you turn to for understanding? In these times, God reminds us to trust Him, because He is working a larger plan. Join us this week as we continue our journey through the Bible […]

A truth principle we operate by at NH is, “What you believe about God determines what you do next.” Learn how this deep thought applies to your life as we step into a short study of Isaiah.

The Bible makes it very clear—there is only ONE thing that will keep you from Hell. Join us this week to understand what that “ONE thing” is as we explore 2 Kings 17, from our ongoing E2E series (Eternity to Eternity).

God calls each of us to join Him in His work, but many will, like Jonah, search for a ship sailing in another direction. Are you more like Jonah than you might want to admit? Join us this week to investigate further.

Are you worth the life and death of Jesus? The Bible says yes! God loves you so much that He initiates mercy, and remarkably, He uses the true story of Jonah to drive that point home so we understand. Join us to find out more as we examine the life of Jonah, his encounter with […]

Do you know the #1 thing God expects of people who say they belong to Him? Discover the answer this week as we dive into the Old Testament book of Hosea to see what God makes clear in regard to relationship with Him.

Pastor Kyle Denny concludes his series teaching from the Epistle of James. The message, entitled “Words Which Betray Maturity,” focuses on verses 11 and 12 from chapter four of James. He discusses the effect that our words have and the way they either align with or betray spiritual maturity.

In this second message of his three-part series on the Epistle of James, Pastor Kyle Denny teaches from James 3:13-18, discussing what it means to be spiritually mature and what those who are spiritually mature are meant to do.

Pastor Kyle Denny begins the first of a three-week sermon series on maturity, teaching from the Epistle of James. This first message, entitled James 1: Goal of Maturity, focuses on spiritual maturity and the pathway God establishes to achieve it, and the mindset we’re meant to have, anchored by James 1:2-4.

Do you PROFESS your Faith or do you POSSESS your Faith? Research clearly confirms that most people who profess their faith are not truly saved. In this stand alone message from New Hope congregant Blake Ashdown, we will be looking at the True Gospel and the four determinants of Real Faith.