New Hope - A Biblical Community

This week marks the end of our exploration into who Jesus considers #blessed. Join us as we delve into Matthew 5:9–10, focusing on the peacemakers and the persecuted.

This week, we’re going to continue looking at who Jesus describes as #blessed. Who is in a praiseworthy and fortunate position in life? This week, we’ll see how the 6th and 7th beatitudes impact our relationships with other people.

These next few weeks, we’re going to be looking at who Jesus describes as #blessed. Who is in a praiseworthy and fortunate position in life? This week, we’ll see what our heart for the Lord should look like as a Kingdom Dweller. (Matthew 5:4-6)

These next few weeks we’re going to be looking at the introduction to Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount and more specifically the Beatitudes. This Sunday lays the foundation for what the Beatitudes are and why they matter to us.

Join us this Sunday as we explore the profound comfort and hope found in John 14:1–6, where Jesus declares Himself the way, the truth, and the life. Discover how belief in Jesus can overcome doubt and distress in times of trouble and prepare our hearts for communion as we remember His promises and teachings.

One of the most effective ways to draw others toward Jesus is when we personally model the characteristics He holds as the highest values. Specifically, God’s Word tells us that when we are watching out for each other, caring for each other, and serving each other, that is when we most look like Jesus. Learn […]

Jesus knows the type of deep soul weariness that we all face at some point. It’s an exhaustion far more draining than simple physical weariness. Because our mental burdens are not simple, they are not relieved by simplistic cliches’, it requires a real, genuine refreshing. The question is, how do you refresh your soul? Join […]

1 Samuel 20 captures the reality of what a true friend will do in the midst of difficult situations. Ultimately, a true friend will tell you the truth, even when it’s hard to hear.

Every human wants to know, “How do I get through Heaven’s door?” Today we are taking a moment to glimpse at what will happen when humanity wants to enter the most secure door in the universe. Join us as we dive into Revelation 20 as it reveals what to expect.

Virtually everyone finds themselves at one time or another afraid they will be ‘”found out”, that it will be exposed that they’re either unworthy or incompetent to be in the position they are in. In 1 Samuel 19, we find King Saul acting out precisely what it is to live with this fear and what God ultimately […]

The writer of Hebrews urges us to “And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works” (Hebrews 10:24). This message is intended to encourage you to continue to grow in your life with God and to allow God to direct and empower you into His eternal purposes in your life.

God has uniquely prepared you for the “battle” He has called you to face, but our motivation in facing a “giant” must be for the right reason. In this classic story, we are reminded that God allows opportunities for us to bring glory to His name and, in the process, advance the Kingdom!

In 1 Samuel 16, God shows us what it looks like to stop clinging to the thing God has already released you from. Join us as we explore this portion of scripture together.

If we’re honest, we’d each admit we are all too quickly drawn to outward appearances. Whereas the Bible indicates God looks directly at the internal appearance. Join us this week as 1 Samuel 16 reminds us that the external doesn’t impress God; He’s more interested in the attitude of the heart and mind.

If the Bible says God has “regret”’, does it mean He can make mistakes? Join us as we explore 1 Samuel 15 to address this theological conundrum.

How does God view “little white lies” (little sin)? It falls under the category of reinterpreting the Bible in order to make it fit our own personal circumstances. Have you ever been tempted to do that? If so, you will identify with a decision king Saul made in 1 Samuel 13.

We all face the temptation to chase after futile things. The difficulty is in identifying what is temporal and what is of lasting value. Join us as we explore this very issue in 1 Samuel 11-12.

Insecurity is a major trait most of the human race faces to some degree. God has an unfailing approach to dealing with our basic instinct to feel insecure. Find out more as we explore 1 Samuel 10.

For Jesus to go to the cross, through the cross, and come out the other side, He had to know that it was all part of the plan. While it may have looked like Satan’s plan at the time and was carried out through man’s plan, ultimately it was the fulfillment of God’s perfect plan […]

Welcome! Join us this Good Friday as we celebrate communion and remember the sacrifices made by Jesus for us.

This weekend at NH, we’ll see in Luke 19 that many people want a designer Jesus—a “King” Jesus who matches their personal agenda—and they will not bow to a King who does not meet that expectation! Join us to find out how Jesus responds to that demand.

Join us for a three-week series called “The Plan,” culminating on Easter Sunday with Pastor Mark Kring. Today we’ll start by looking at how, before the foundation of the world, God already had a plan to rescue and restore us after sin entered the world.

Join us as we dive into a passage about the true value of boasting and what we, as Christians, are called to boast about in ourselves. (2 Corinthians 12:1–10)

Is God truly the King of your life? You can actually measure it. Join us in 1 Samuel 8–9 as we address and measure this very issue.

In 1 Samuel Chapters 5–7, we see God allowing difficult circumstances which seemingly get out of control before He reveals Himself in great power and overwhelming authority. It is in this series of events that we are reminded again that God goes to great lengths to bring about His purposes and deliver salvation.