New Hope Chapel

Listen as Karl Nebbia explores the relation of Abraham and Lot in Genesis 13-14 and traces the obscure but important appearance of Melchizedek throughout scripture.

Steve Coleman introduces us to the next section of Genesis centered on Abraham. Steve explains God’s call (Gen. 12) to Abraham to walk away, His promise of a land and nation, and His blessing on Abraham.

Bill Smith views the birth of Jesus through the eyes of the Magi and the shepherds. The Magi and the shepherds found the Light of the World. Have you?

Julie Coleman uses Hebrews 1 to explain how Jesus, the Light of the World, reveals amazing things about the nature and character of God to a world in darkness. In ‘light’ of this, what should be our response?

Bill Smith focuses on ‘light’ in the context of the gospels and Genesis. He also sheds ‘light’ on the innkeeper and the birth of the Light of the World.

We begin a new sermon series titled "Jesus, the Light of the World." Join us in contemplating Christ's first coming into the world; fulfilling God's plan, dispelling darkness, revealing God's glory, and showing the way to peace and eternal life. Scott Schuler reminds us that Israel was called to be “a kingdom of priests and a holy nation” (Exodus 19). He then examines Ephe...

Psalm 106 is a fitting closure to our series ‘God Unedited’ and the importance of knowing God. Steve Coleman challenges us to remember the Lord and be patient to see His purposes unfold. What we decide to remember can have a critical impact on our spiritual lives.

We welcome Tim Feeney to NHC. He has been teaching Theology at Rockbridge Academy for 14 years. Tim's passion is the study of theology and history. Listen as Tim shares from Matthew 11:28-12:21 to illustrates God’s heart of mercy and compassion and how it transforms the way we see people.

Jesus' society struggled with religion among a secular and pagan tyrannical government. Justin Hibbard looks at Mark 12:13-37 and examines how Jesus wrestled with the political landscape and emphasized the "Revolutionary Kingdom of God."

When we are passionate about Jesus, walking with Him can be exciting and fulfilling. But how do we keep the passion burning in our hearts? Learn from Julie Coleman the key to fueling the fire from Jesus' letter to the Laodiceans in Revelation 3:14-22. (Please be patient...mic issues at the beginning, but just after the opening prayer the problem was fixed.)

Bill Smith continues to challenge us to approach God without editing Him. He builds on the idea that we are not invited to redefine God, nor are we encouraged to limit our definition of God. Bill looks at God’s promises to shed light on His character.

As part of our series titled ‘God Unedited’ Scott Schuler examines God revealed in the scriptures compared to the image of God defined by the world and, at times, even believers. Scott reminds us “We are not invited to redefine God.”

Join us in a couplet of sermons entitled 'God Unedited'. How great and powerful do you imagine God to be? Could He be greater than that? We'll look to scripture to get a better perspective of how unlimited God is. In "The God Who Has No Limits" Steve explores the attributes of God and how they affect our lives.

We finish up our series reflecting on the Jewish Holy Days: Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot. “The Feast of Tabernacles” a focus on Sukkot – Leviticus 23:33-42 This feast commemorates God’s people living in temporary shelters and God’s promise to dwell with His people. Join Steve Coleman as he addresses the theological aspects of Sukkot and our response to God’s promise to dwell with us now.

We continue our series reflecting on the Jewish Holy Days: Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot. "Shadows of Eternity," a focus on Yom Kippur - The holiest day of the Jewish calendar brought with it very specific instructions on the atoning sacrifices. Join Justin Hibbard as he teaches on the significance of these details and how eternity affects our world. A resource from ChristianityI...

This is the beginning of our series reflecting on the Jewish Holy Days: Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot. "God Wins" a focus on Rosh Hashanah - Have you ever questioned a decision and wondered if you heard God correctly? Join our former pastor, Justin Hibbard, as he teaches about the Jewish festival of Rosh Hashanah and its connection with Abraham's offering of Isaac.

Scott Schuler continues our shared journey through Genesis as he applies Abram’s example of responding and worshipping God to our lives.

What does the story of Babel reveal of God’s character? Listen as Julie Coleman examines this familiar story.

Using Genesis 7-9 Steve Coleman reviews the account of the flood, God’s covenant with man, and the significance of the flood to us today.

Do you desire a relationship with God? Julie Coleman uses Genesis 6 to reveal God’s heart.

In Genesis 4 and 5, Steve Coleman examines the sibling relationship of Cain and Abel, and God’s relationship with the child who deserved it the least.

Using Genesis 3 as his text, Steve Coleman examines sin, its pain and consequences on men and women, and finally, God’s great love and mercy to humankind.

Steve Coleman focuses on two things emphasized in Genesis 1-2, God’s initiative in creation and His creation of mankind into His image, and how they shed light on the larger story of the Bible.

This is the first in a series on Genesis. Steve Coleman outlines the themes that are established in Genesis, woven throughout the scriptures, and brought to a conclusion in Revelation. The Bible is one book with one story.

On this Mother’s Day Sunday, Steve Coleman reflects on Eve’s role as the mother of all Living. Even though she experienced humanity’s first encounters with sin and death, she was also given an exciting promise from God. Her seed would continue and would crush evil once and for all. Jessica Smith shares her experience as a young mother dealing with the loss of miscarriage. Through her experiences s...