New Hope Chapel

God gave us authority over certain things when He created us. In this third sermon in the "Created" series, Justin Hibbard discusses our areas of God-given authority.

God created us to be close to us, to have a relationship with us. Discover more about this intention of God's in Justin Hibbard's second sermon in the "Created" series.

When God created us, He had a plan for us. Justin Hibbard starts our new sermon series "Created" to discuss God's intentions for us, and how that is reflected in how He created us. The fact that we were created in God's image is the topic of this first sermon.

Who was Esther and how was her timing right in saving the Jews? Karlene Hibbard discusses how God used Esther for saving His people, even when we don't really understand all of the details.

In his letter to the Romans, Paul was writing to both Jews and Gentiles. In this installment of our sermon series on the book of Romans, Steve Coleman discusses Paul's treatment of Jewish sentiments where God's promises to the Jews of the Old Testament are concerned. How do the Jews feel about the extension of salvation to Gentiles? How does God deal with that?

What does it mean to be more than conquerors through him who loved us? How do we live that every day? Bill Smith finishes Romans 8 and helps us to understand what it means never to be separated from the love of Christ.

If there is no longer condemnation, then why is there still suffering? Julie Coleman tackles this very difficult question that we all struggle with in this continuation of our series on the book of Romans.

Being free from the law and now bound by the Spirit, how do we understand ourselves as sons of God, co-heirs with Christ, without the law? Scott Schuler addresses this question as he discusses Romans 8:1-17.

In the second half of Romans 7, Paul talks about the war within himself between his desire to do good and his constant tendency to sin. How do we as Christians respond to this problem? Find out in this week's sermon as Karl Nebbia addresses our tendencies to sin.

What is our relationship to the law, now that we've been freed from sin's bondage? Steve Coleman talks about how Paul answers this question in his letter to the Romans in our continuing sermon series.

What does it mean to be slaves to righteousness? How does our culture try to keep us from acting as if we are under God's reign? Scott Schuler addresses these questions in this continuation of our series on the book of Romans.

What are the odds and evidences that Jesus is the Messiah? In this final sermon of the "Yeshua in the Torah" series, Justin Hibbard considers the signs and prophecies that pointed to the Messiah, and how low the odds were that all of them would have pointed to the same person...Jesus Christ.

What does it mean for Jesus to be the Word, as John calls him? In this third of his four-part sermon series, Justin Hibbard approaches this question by considering Greek philosophy as well as Scripture to show how Jesus IS the Word of God, holding the universe together.

How was Jesus' Old Testament appearances different from His earthly life of 33 years? In this second part of his four-part sermon series, Justin Hibbard discusses Jesus' purpose on earth.

It is commonly held that the first earthly appearance of the second person of the Godhead was at the time of his birth to the virgin Mary. Justin Hibbard offers another view in which the Son makes several appearances in the Old Testament. In this first of four sermons, Justin lays the groundwork for how that can be.

Scott Schuler continues our series on Romans with Romans 6. He discusses what it means for us to be free from sin and its importance for us as believers.

Dr. Bill Smith continues our series on Romans with one of the most difficult passages of Scripture, Romans 5: 12-21. We will take a look at Jesus as the New Adam and how His sacrifice brought justification for all.

Steve Coleman continues our series with the beginning of Romans 5, in which Paul suggested an attitude adjustment on the part of the Jews and Gentiles. We are encouraged to adopt the same attitude.

Steve Coleman continues our series on Paul's letter to the believers in Rome. He explains how Abraham is offered up as an example of someone who was credited righteousness based on his faith and not his circumcision or his good works. We as believers have much to learn from Abraham's example.

In this second part of his two-part seminar series, Dr. Bill Smith provides further effective and practical parenting advice in a Christian context. He shows us how to respect and love but still discipline our children in a godly way. He also shows us how our attitude toward our children should reflect God's attitude toward us.

Dr. Bill Smith, a member of New Hope Chapel's teaching team and President of Dresher Group, Inc, is a counselor and teacher, focusing on a range of issues from leadership to sleep deprivation. In Part 1 of this 2 part seminar, Dr. Smith talks about why we have the needs we have and what we do to fulfill those needs. Beth Smith, Bill's wife, also shares some practical steps to positive pa...

Julie Coleman continues her series of Romans with chapter 2 where Paul reminds the Jews that they are not above judgement and where he offers proof of this. Learn how this applies to us as believers.

Julie Coleman begins our series on Romans with a look at Chapter 1. Learn why Paul wrote this letter, some of the struggles of the church in Rome, and what we can learn from this important passage.

Justin Hibbard concludes our series on the High Holy Days with Sukkot: the Blessing of the Wilderness. Why does God command Israel to live in tents during Sukkot? What about the wilderness experience does God want Israel to remember?

Justin Hibbard continues the High Holy Days messages with "The Mercy Seat Unveiled" a message about Yom Kippur. What is the Mercy Seat, where is it located, and what's its significance? Hear the striking New Testament references that refer to Jesus as our Mercy Seat.