New Hope Church

Do you believe God can change people? We will confront our doubts about whether God still transforms lives.

We will explore a prayer that will help us reflect on how to engage people who seem to hate us .

Guest pastor Solomon Abaki will be sharing from God's Word and will explore the glorious invitation to spend time with God.

We will eavesdrop on a prayer that the early believers prayed in Acts. Discover how their prayers can shape the way we pray today.

Why is prayer so challenging? It could be because we struggle with hidden beliefs and assumptions about God and ourselves. This Sunday, we explored five foundational beliefs that can lead us to a more thriving prayer life.

For the past several weeks, we studied the difficult words of Jesus. We conclude our series this Sunday by exploring how to face and overcome four challenges of discipleship.

With all the different religions and cultures of the world, how can Jesus say that he is the only way to God? This Sunday we continue our series, "The Difficult Words of Jesus," and explore this important question.

This week David Hill helps us reflect on Matthew 5:7-16 and discover how to navigate our calling and relationship to the city.

Jesus's definition of greatness is not only different from ours, but is also difficult to accept. This Sunday, we talked about discovering greatness as Jesus defines it.

Jesus calls us to have a non-anxious presence in an increasingly anxious world. But how can he tell us not to  worry when we are riddled with stress and uncertainty? This Sunday, we explore this difficult teaching of Jesus.

It sounds like one of the most unreasonable things Jesus said: "If you are angry, you are liable to judgment." How can our anger make us liable  to judgement? This week, we explore what Jesus meant and how we can  follow him even when we are angry.

We all know what it's like to be consumed with perfectionism. So when Jesus tells us "Be perfect as your Father in Heaven in perfect," it seems like he is adding to the pressure we already feel. This Sunday, we explored these difficult words of Jesus and ask, "How can Jesus tell us to be perfect?"

This Sunday, Pastor Walter Sotelo helped us explore the challenge of extending and receiving forgiveness.

This Sunday we talked about following Jesus amid political division. We live in an increasingly hostile  political climate, and therefore, it is important for us to know how to follow Jesus in this environment.

This Sunday, we continue our series "The Difficult Words of Jesus" and examine Jesus's teachings on lust.

This Sunday, we began a new sermon series called, “The Difficult Words of Jesus.” Each week we will explore something Jesus said that sounds unreasonable or difficult to accept.

This Sunday, Lisa Voth, and Jason and Hollie Casper, shared about the big story that we are all a part of -- God's big story.

This week, Pastor Jason talked to us about how to lead in a way that resembles the values and worldview of Jesus.

This Sunday, we concluded our series on "The Good Life" by looking at the last recorded thing Jesus said in his famous sermon and learned how to truly embrace the good life that he offers.

How can we become people who are known for both truth and grace? It can feel like a delicate balance and difficult to navigate in our relationships. Some insist on the truth without any grace, while others are so gracious that they wince at sharing difficult truth. This Sunday, we listened to the Scriptures for what Jesus has to say about it.

This Sunday, we continued our series called, "The Good Life."  As you can imagine, any definition of the good life must include love. However, the love that Jesus calls us to is a different kind of love, one that would be shocking to our world today.

This Sunday, we explored what a life of blessedness really is.

This Sunday, we looked at the two questions that everyone asks during Easter.

This Sunday, Pastor Eddie Zaldana from Iglesia Anhelo preached about how Jesus is the King we all need.

This Sunday, we heard from Jennifer Chan about one of the most remarkable weddings in history.