New Hope Baptist Church

We don't know what the coming year will bring, but God does. Not only does He know, He is active and involved in every moment of every day, accomplishing His Will.

We don't know what the coming year will bring, but God does. Not only does He know, He is active and involved in every moment of every day, accomplishing His Will.

Join us as Bro. Terry LaSalle opens the Word with us.

Jesus came that we might be saved from the wrath of God our sin rightly deserves. Join us as we look at Zacharias' prophecy about Jesus' redeeming work.

Jesus was an amazing man and He had an amazing birth. Join us as we look at the announcement of the virgin birth.

Bro. Tim Blankenship shares about dealing with anger in the Christian life.

Christians need to focus on storing up treasure in Heaven, not on earth.

How can you be made right before God? Certainly not on the basis of good works, keeping the Law, or other attempt at meritorious work. The only way to be made right with God (justified) is through simple faith in Jesus Christ alone.

Helping people is sometimes difficult - especially when they are ungrateful, or worse, return evil for good. Join us as we look at a couple of episodes from the life of Elisha to see what we can learn for our lives today.

Lot provides an example to believers how not to live. He was neither hot, not cold. Neither walking fully with the Lord, nor walking fully with the world. Join us today so we can learn some mistakes to avoid in our own lives.

Elijah was a mighty prophet of God, but he also dealt with a powerful bout of disappointment and despondency. Join with us to see what we can learn for our lives today.

The life of Joseph is a master class in the providence of God. Join us as we see what lessons we can learn from this saint of old.

In the final message in our series, John gives the big, overarching test we can apply to ourselves - Do you have the Spirit of God? Every believer is indwelt by the Holy Spirit, and if you don't have Him, you aren't saved.

True Christians do not practice sin. That is stark, but it is what the Apostle John tells us in our text today. Does that mean Christians can achieve sinlessness in this life? Does it mean that there are no true Christians since all sin? Or does it mean something else? Join in today and find out!

In our continuing series on knowing that you know Him, we are looking at the fourth test John gives - do you love the brethren? Listen in to see how this applies to us today.

In this third test we can apply to ourselves to see if we truly are Christians, John gives us the primary way - whether or not we keep the commands and word of Christ. If you love Him, you will obey Him.

The Apostle John gives us a number of tests that we can apply to ourselves to see if we are truly saved. If you are struggling with assurance, join us the next few weeks as we look at these tests so that you may know that you have eternal life.

Many heroes of the faith were brave and courageous. Gideon was not one of those men. He was plagued with fear and doubt. Yet, Scripture uses him as an example of a life lived in faith. Join us as we see what we can learn from the life of Gideon.

God's grace is big enough to cover the vilest sinner; a sinner like the prostitute, Rahab. Join us as we see what we can learn from her example of faith.

While Jonathan's friendship with David is admirable and important, there is much more to him than that. This sermon looks briefly at the life of this courageous young man.

This week we are taking a break from our biographical studies. We are looking, instead, at Jesus' teaching about using what He has entrusted to us.

Some of the most courageous men in Scripture are Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-nego. Today, we look at lessons we can learn from their bold example.

Some people's lives inspire us to live a more godly life. Others serve as a warning to us. The latter is certainly true of Jezebel. Join us as we see what we can learn from this wicked woman.

Noah lived during a time of rampant wickedness. Yet, he steadfastly trusted God and walked with Him.

David was a man after God's Own heart, however, he was far from perfect. Join us as we learn lessons from his success and failures.