New Hope Chapel

Joanne Hagemeyer continues our series in Mark with the story of Jesus’ triumphal entry to Jerusalem. Joanne begins with four stories to provide the background for seeing this familiar passage with new eyes and how it applies to us today.

Dr. Bill Smith concludes his series on being mature in Christ by focusing on the Spirit. The road to emotional health is actually a spiritual path. The Spirit wants to influence us to become mature in Christ. Listen as Dr. Bill leads us through the scriptures to reveal the work of the Holy Spirit and how we access His power.

Dr. Bill Smith resumes his series on being emotionally and spiritually mature in Christ. Emotions are great when we are doing great. However, negative emotions that occur too easily or often will likely result in limitations to growing spiritually. Listen as Dr. Bill leads us to unmask the emotional strongholds that affect us.

Dr. Bill Smith continues his four-part series on being emotionally and spiritually mature in Christ. Last week he began with the body. Today Dr. Bill examines the work of the mind. The focus is on the role the mind plays in relation to our emotional and spiritual makeup.

This week Dr. Bill Smith begins a four-part series on being emotionally and spiritually mature in Christ. During this series we will examine the relationship between our emotional makeup and our ability to develop spiritually. If you feel stuck or like you haven't seen much spiritual progress over the years, this series might give you insight on how to get healing for certain damaged emotions...

How well do we see? Bartimaeus was blind but he saw Jesus. Joanne Hagemeyer reviews the events in this chapter and reveals how they lead to Bartimaeus and his faith.

We all have a need for significance. In today’s passage, Jesus gives his prescription for being significant, successful, the greatest in God’s kingdom. What does it look like? Julie Coleman reveals this important answer and what it means to us.

What do little children have in common with a rich man seeking Jesus? Steve Coleman speaks on these two familiar stories in Mark. Listen as Steve shares what Jesus is revealing about our attitudes of humility and dependence on God. 

Julie Coleman continues our study of Mark. What does Jesus reveal to us concerning divorce? Listen as Julie explores this difficult and controversial subject for the church. 

Julie Coleman completes our advent series focusing on Jesus, who came to save His people from their sins. We will finish the season with empty hearts if we focus on the trappings and miss the real reason we celebrate: the coming of the Savior, who is Christ the Lord. FYI – Julie shares a video clip concerning glasses for color-blind people. This is a link to a similar video: https://www.youtube.co...

Dr. Bill continues our Advent series with a message focusing on Jesus the King. We associate a king with power. Listen as Bill shares insights into the kingdom of Christ. 

We continue our exploration of Jesus as Prophet, Priest, and King this week focusing on Jesus as Prophet. Listen in as Dr. Bill Smith explains the difference between a Prophet and a Priest and how Jesus met the requirements for both. You might also be surprised to find out that you are also qualified as both a Priest and a Prophet! You will also learn how to hear God’s voice and how to allow your...

This Advent season we will be looking at Jesus as Prophet, Priest, King and Savior. We all have a passion for something that has such meaning to us that we’d do anything to protect it. Listen as Steve Coleman looks at the priesthood of Jesus and the zeal God has for us.

What does it mean to be great? The disciples had to reimagine what greatness was all about. Listen as Joanne Hagemeyer shares what Jesus revealed about greatness and how it impacts us today.

Do you ever struggle to trust God in your daily life? Listen as Julie Coleman relates the story of the healing of the demon possessed boy and how we can increase our faith and trust in God. 

Our study of Mark continues as we look at one of the greatest reveals, the transfiguration. Listen as Dr. Bill Smith looks at this passage through several perspectives or contexts. 

How do our failures affect our relationship with God? What does it mean to deny Him or be ashamed of Him? Listen as Julie Coleman reflects on two difficult passages in Mark.

Have you ever hear or seen some believers in Christ who’s words or action leave you scratching your head? We don’t always see clearly. Listen as Steve Coleman reflects on the healing of a blind man and how it affects us today.

Have you ever had a problem with doubt, wonder why God is allowing something to happen or even question if God exists? In Mark a group of people are teetering on the edge of doubt. Listen as Julie Coleman shares how Jesus dealt with them and how God deals with us today.

In Mark 7:31-37, Jesus heals the deaf man and meets his physical and spiritual needs. In today’s world we can be 'hard of hearing' God’s voice or have feelings of insignificant. Listen as Julie Coleman reveals how Jesus meets these needs in the 21st century.

Have you ever asked God repeatedly for something and felt like He wasn’t listening? Julie Coleman relates the story of Jesus and the Syro-Phoenician woman and reveals what He saw in this women and how this relates to us.

What were the Jewish customs concerning washing? Listen as Steve Coleman explains what Jesus reveals about the difference between meaningless washing and the cleansing of the heart.

Steve Coleman finishes up the last of the three festival days that occur in the fall, the Feast of Tabernacles or Sukkot. This observance (Leviticus 23:34ff) focuses on rejoicing and thanksgiving. Listen as Steve explains the significance of Sukkot to us.

This week we look at the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur, which occurs 10 days after Rosh Hashanah. In Leviticus 16:1-31, 34 God provides the Jewish people with visuals to explain this holy day. Listen as Joanne Hagemeyer examines it’s significance for us today.

Our series on the church concludes with a focus on leadership. Steve and Julie examine what is expected of our leaders and how all of us as leaders in various areas are to live as servants.