New Hope Chapel

We continue our study on Kingdom Builders in Nehemiah and reflect on the ways God enables His people as they serve Him in the body. Justin Hibbard reminds us that the desires of our hearts may just be the unique calling of God in our lives.

Nehemiah prayed for God's help in rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem, and God accomplished through ordinary faithful people. Steve Coleman reminds us to trust God as he works in us and in others.

Join us as Julie Coleman Kicks off our study of Nehemiah in our series called "Kingdom Builders". In this message, Julie discusses how prayer can look more like a relationship rather than a do-to list for God.

Pastor Justin Hibbard continues our series Christianity is Jewish. In this message we see how Jesus is the fulfillment of Sukkot.

Pastor Justin Hibbard reflects on Yom Kippur and on Christ, who fulfills prophecy as the ultimate sacrifice for all.

Rosh Hashanah is also called the Feast of Trumpets. In 1 Thessalonians 4, we are told that there will be the trumpet call of God. Listen as Dr. Bill Smith explains how the feasts prescribed in Leviticus 23 are not the Jew's feats, but the Lord's feasts that He fulfills in His son Jesus.

As Steve & Julie Coleman complete this 3 part series, we see how important it is to have faith in who God is, rather than only what He does.

As Steve and Julie Coleman continue our series in Habbakuk, we learn how our knowledge of God can frame our perspective.

Steve and Julie Coleman, members of our teaching team, kickoff our series in Habakkuk. In this first message, they discuss doubt versus unbelief in the context of Habakkuk.

PODCAST NOTICE: Audio quality significantly improves after 2 minutes. As Karl Nebbia finishes our series, we hear about the rich young ruler who had the opportunity of a lifetime in meeting Jesus, and the invitation of a lifetime to follow Him.

In this message, Julie Coleman describes a request that Salome makes of Jesus on behalf of her sons. Through His response, we learn that Jesus wants His followers to find their identity in His life and death, rather than significance in the world's eyes.

See how Jesus goes beyond addressing the symptoms and fixes the root cause of a demon possessed man. Justin Hibbard continues our series Meeting Jesus as we learn that God doesn't count anybody out from serving the Kingdom of God.

Scott Schuler takes us through Saul's journey of meeting Jesus. God takes Saul, an enemy of Christianity, and turns him into one of the most fruitful evangelists. "In the presence of God, the faithful disciple and the most ardent atheist will share the same emotion: awe."

Jesus pronounces that a woman's faith saved her in a room full of people preoccupied with works. Hear Julie Coleman explain what was going on in this passage from Luke 7.

Scott Schuler takes us into Jesus's interaction with the merciless, conniving Pilate. Was Pilate changed?

Dr Bill Smith continues with the second part of "3 Widows" in our series, Meeting Jesus. Listen how the widow gave the least amount in this world but the greatest amount in the heavenly realm.

When an old Widow named Anna sees Jesus, only a baby at the time, she recognizes him immediately. In this message we see how God prepared a way for Jesus, and how He uses Anna to begin spreading the good news. Speaking is Dr. Bill Smith.

Jesus meets with the most unexpected of figures: Zaccheus the tax collector. Not only does this meeting demonstrate that Jesus wants to meet with sinners, but it completely transforms Zaccheus's life. Listen as Justin HIbbard tells the story.

Listen as Justin Hibbard unpacks Luke 24:13-35, as two men have a life-changing encounter with Jesus, but don't realize it right away.

In this sermon, Justin Hibbard reflects on the coming of the Holy Spirit during the Festival of Shavuot (Pentecost). Through the gift of the Holy Spirit, each person is invited to have real, meaningful encounters with God and to hear His voice.

In this message, Scott Schuler covers Hosea's prophecy for Israel in the final message in our series, Redeeming Love.

Even as Israel betrays God's unfailing love for them, God still has a plan for lasting redemption. Steve Coleman continues the series, Redeeming Love.

Israel's unfaithfulness led to their downward spiral as a people. All the while, God's unending, redemptive love was waiting to take them back. God longed to lead His people in the way a shepherd longs to care for his flock. Pastor Justin Hibbard continues our series on Hosea and God's Redeeming Love.

Karl Nebbia continues our series on Hosea called "Redeeming Love" by looking at chapter 3. How is God's relationship with Israel reflected in Hosea's relationship with his unfaithful wife? How does He ultimately bring redemption to the broken relationship with His people?

Bill Smith continues our series on Hosea called "Redeeming Love" by looking at chapter 2. How was Hosea's unfaithful wife a picture of Israel's unfaithfulness to God? And how does God try to negotiate with His beloved people?