New Hope Church: Weekend Messages

Embodied within the Great Commission are three sets of fours. There's the four great "all's", the four great imperatives and the four great challenges. Join Dr. Jeff Singletary as we discover how the Great Commission is the Great Open Door to the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

We finally get settled into a relationship, a career, a new house, an empty nest, a good church, and yet the inner question persists… “Now what?” What’s next? We accomplish what we set out to do, we arrive at our desired destination and yet, we can’t shake that feeling that there must be more to life than this. There is! Today we follow Abraham’s story as he followed God to discover “What’s next”!

The Psalmist describes the journey of life as passing through. He affirms that in the midst of the journey that God is with us. As you are passing through be assured of the power and presence of the Lord for your life.

There are many people we interact with daily that are different. They have different characteristics, personalities and emotions. Most are pleasant to be around, but there is one that isn’t; and that is being around someone who is prideful. In the church and in our culture we want to be people that reflect humility not pridefulness. Today in 2 John, we will be learning how HUMILITY WILL ALWAYS TRI...

In life everyone learns to walk. Most, probably don't remember what that is like but remember what it is like to learn something new. In II John, the Apostle John is writing to a house church and through that teaches a lot about how to love as the church, with false teachers and what our response is in today's culture. We are going to walk through what it means "to walk". To walk...

What do you see when you look ahead to 2024? This week we have a special message from Pastor Jeff Singletary, reminding us that God is the one who opens doors ...

The buffer week between 2023 and 2024 is coming to a close. Are you ready for what’s next?! Each of us will face hard battles and good opportunities in the new year. What if we allowed God to change our perspective? What if we could see even our challenges as opportunities? What if the giants we are about to face are sent to make us stronger and better able to face the giants of 2025 and beyond?!

Love is the theme of this week’s Advent celebration. We may have saved the best for last, but what is love? How do we define it? How do we describe it? If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a living, breathing role model must be worth many more! This week we look at Mary, the mother of Jesus to understand what godly, unconditional love looks like.

Find Joy! … that may be easier said than done! Is Joy something that can be lost and then found again? If it can be “found,” then where do we begin looking? Joy came to earth with the birth of Jesus Christ and can be found all throughout the New Testament. Join us this week on a journey to find Joy!

This Advent season, we look to Scripture to find the peace of God. Join us for a special message from guest speaker Trent Griffith. Looking to learn more about New Hope? Find church information and more resources at  www. NewHopeCapeCoral.com

Advent is finally here! That means Christmas in only a few weeks away, and I can’t wait!!! Why is Christmas such a big deal? Why do we need Christmas anyways? To find the answer, we will look back to the Old Testament prophecies about Christmas. The prophet Micah teaches us why Christmas is such a big deal!

We do not naturally gravitate towards gratitude. We weren’t born being thankful. We had to learn to say, “Thank you.” And yet, most psychologists agree that Gratitude is the healthiest human emotion. How can we cultivate a Thankful Heart? What would change in our lives if we did…?

Does God create “Great Churches” or does God choose “Great Churches” when He wants to move powerfully? Today we are doing a deep dive into the church at Antioch to learn what a Great Church looks like! As we finish up our series in the Book of Acts, it’s going to get personal...

As Floridians, we have seen firsthand the destructive power of a strong storm. Nothing is left in its place after the storm has passed. What if some storms aren’t meant to destroy, but rather put things back into place. Even set people back on course? This week we are reading a story of how God used a storm to perfectly position Paul for ministry. 

The situation looked grim. Herod had just killed James and Peter was in chains just hours away from the same fate. But God… sent an Angel to break him out of jail! This Breakout story ignited the early church to move out and expand faster than ever! God is still sending Angels and desires to break our chains today. When He does, we will see a Breakthrough today like we saw in the days of Peter!

It’s been said, “If you aim at nothing, you’ll hit it every time!” As followers of Jesus Christ, we believe God has a beautiful plan for our lives. This plan folds perfectly into His mission to redeem a lost world back to its Creator. In Acts 20, Paul is nearing the end of his ministry and life. He reminds us what it looks like to follow God’s Plan for our lives when he shares the Marks of a life...

Joppa was a major port city in Israel where a countless number of ships, passengers and cargo passed through towards their final destination. At crossroads like Joppa, a decision has to be made. Will you trust God to lead you on to new things and points “unknown”, or will you stick with what you already know and go back “home” where you feel safe?

Nobody like interruptions! We get into a groove at work or at home and suddenly something or someone breaks into our day and everything changes. But what if some interruptions aren’t interruptions at all? What if some interruptions don’t happen by accident? What if some interruptions are actually “Divine Appointments”?

How do you feel about change? We normally welcome the changes we initiate and avoid, complain about and fight against any change that is thrust upon us from the outside. What if God is the Initiator of change? How can we accept, even embrace, the change that God brings into our lives?

As we jump into the Book of Acts, we are introduced to the star of the show: The Holy Spirit. He is not new to God’s story. He has been working mostly behind the scenes since time began. In chapter 2 we see Him burst into the limelight and into the hearts of the new believers and the early church. From this point on, He will play a very personal and public role in the life of every believer.

Do you know that little button that pops up on the screen when you are streaming your favorite TV show? It is asking if you want to “Skip Recap.” It allows you to save a few seconds of viewing time and jump right into the action. It’s tempting to do hit that button with chapter 1 of the Book of Acts and jump right into the “Action” beginning in chapter 2, but if we did that, we would miss the powe...

WORSHIP. It's a big topic, a powerful idea, and a concept that can be easily misunderstood. We often use the word "worship" to talk about music in church, but what if God's idea of worship is about MORE than having people sing him songs? What if worship is God's plan not to get more FROM us, but to give more TO us?

Much of Florida was in a drought (in the middle of our “wet season”!?) until Hurricane Idalia took care of that problem! What about you? Are you feeling spiritually dry, even though everything and everyone around you seems to be flourishing? Just as God provides pools of life-giving water to a dry valley in the desert, He also brings refreshing to your dry and weary soul if you are willing to “dig...

August is a busy month! Families are getting adjusted to a new school schedule, college students are heading back to campus, and parents are realizing there's not many more vacation days left in the year. August is an exciting season of change and transitions. Moses had some great advice for the Israelites before they transitioned into the Promised Land: "Get Back to the Basics!"

What happens when you die? That is one of the most searched topics on Google. Believers and not-yet-believers alike all want to know the answer to this question. God’s Word gives us a great deal of detail right in the Book of 1 Thessalonians. These details are meant to strengthen our faith and give us encouragement in the face of great grief.