New Hope Chapel

Guilt is a tremendous burden. These three words, “It is finished,” have the power to free us. Listen as Julie Coleman reveals why these words of Jesus are life-changing, even beyond our salvation. The empty tomb is just the beginning of what Easter means for us today! Note: There is a section in the middle where the volume lowers. Turn up your volume is needed. It corrects in approximately 2:30 mi...

Paul learned to be content. We, too, can practice contentment as Paul did. Listen as Bill Smith shares insights from Philippians 4 to develop contentment.

Maturity is moving into a realm that is a departure from the world you left behind. Listen as Scott Schuler uses I John 4:7-21 to challenge us to love as Christ loved.

Living in an attitude of peace is one way we are set apart from the world. Listen as Julie Coleman reveals how to develop an eternal mindset.

The marks of maturity are signs and outward expressions of an inward change. What will we look like as we continue to abide in Jesus? Bill Smith focuses on John 15 to reveal how we are to abide in Christ just as the branches abide in the vine.

In order to be spiritually mature we need to understand the steps we have to take to put ourselves in the right realm. What does surrender look like? Listen as Scott Schuler shares how we can live a life of surrenderness or yieldedness.

God is at work in each of us to bring us to maturity in our faith, so every action and thought will be conformed to the image of Christ. This series will focus on the characteristics that accurately reflect God in us to a world in darkness. Do you ever struggle with not feeling purposeful? Listen as Julie Coleman begins this series by focusing on Ephesians 4:7-16 and God’s purpose for our lives.

Julie Coleman explores Jacob’s encounter with God and the significance of that both to Jacob and to us. (Gen 32)

Does your life have conflicts, unrealistic expectations, too much frustration, too many needs not met? Listen as Steve Coleman relates how God watched over Jacob. The promises given to Jacob are for us as well. (Gen 29-31)

Has there ever been a time when you have felt alone and very far from God? Julie Coleman reveals how Jacob's encounter with God is good news for all of us. (Gen 28)

Have you ever been so wrapped up emotionally in one part of your life that it affects another area of your life in ways that it shouldn’t? It’s important to keep the right perspective. Listen as Steve Coleman shares how Isaac needed that right perspective when it came to Esau and Jacob. (Gen 27)

Listen as Julie Coleman continues our study of Genesis and the life of Isaac. God promised prosperity but Isaac experienced trouble. Does God really care? (Gen 26)

Steve resumes our study of Genesis as we learn God's plan and purpose for the lives of the Patriarchs and for God's people. Steve asks us to keep two questions in mind as we examine these stories. Of all the things that happened in their lives, why record this event? What is it about this person or event that throws light on God or the overarching story of the Bible? Listen as Steve reca...

Steve Coleman introduces us to David Bashore, pastoral candidate, and his wife Anne. First, Anne shares her heart with us. Then David explores the story of blind Bartimaeus (Mark 10:35-52). What will be your response each day in 2017?

What are we supposed to do with the story of Christmas? During our Christmas Eve service Julie Coleman shares with us the simple answer…believe. Note: The recording begins as Julie is summarizing Christ life.

Recalling James 5:13, Bill Smith asks, “Is anyone cheerful?” Christmas is a time of cheerfulness and happiness, but what is Christmas all about? Bill examines the songs and gifts of this season.

Listen as Steve Coleman concludes our study of the practical book of James. For all our differences James offers one solution: pray.

Julie Coleman continues our study of James. What’s the problem with wealth? How does the answer affect our lives? Julie goes back to the gospels and Paul’s writings to shed light on this uncomfortable passage. Note: The recording picks up slightly into Julie’s message as she reads about the encounter Jesus had with the rich young ruler in Luke 18:22.

As Scott Schuler delves into James 4 he helps us to remember what it is to be a child of God and a member of His kingdom. To be a friend of the world is to be an enemy of God.

Using 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18, Rick Sardella, reflects on Thanksgiving, not the holiday but the lifestyle.

Join us as Bill Smith looks at the 2 types of wisdom described in James 3. Bill focuses on the wisdom from heaven and how it can be accessed in our lives. Note: The recording begins slightly into the introduction of his message.

Julie Coleman continues our study on James. In the third chapter, James speaks about the relationship between faith and our words. How can the tongue be controlled?

“Faith without works is dead.” How do we understand this difficult passage? Listen as Steve Coleman sheds light on how this verse applies to our lives.

What is true religion? Listen as Bill Smith examines what James has to say about favoritism and partiality.

Bill Smith continues our study of James. He explains importance of keeping what we believe in balance with our conduct.