New Hope Worship Center

Jesus Christ is the Savior of the world. Even before He was born, Joseph and Mary were instructed by an angel to “name Him Jesus, for He will save His people from their sins” (Matthew 1:21). The name “Jesus” actually means “the Lord saves!” For those who are bound as prisoners of your past, Jesus is your Savior. For those who are troubled by present realities and spiritual battles, Jesus is your S...

More than 1,800 passages in the Bible deal with the second coming of Jesus Christ. The fact that Jesus is coming again is not a peripheral doctrine, but a central and meaningful reality to those who have put their trust in Jesus Christ.  Our eschatology is rooted in our Christology - that is to say, our understanding of the end times is determined by the prophecies from and about Jesus Christ, who...

More than 1,800 passages in the Bible deal with the second coming of Jesus Christ. The fact that Jesus is coming again is not a peripheral doctrine, but a central and meaningful reality to those who have put their trust in Jesus Christ.  Our eschatology is rooted in our Christology - that is to say, our understanding of the end times is determined by the prophecies from and about Jesus Christ, who...

More than 1,800 passages in the Bible deal with the second coming of Jesus Christ. The fact that Jesus is coming again is not a peripheral doctrine, but a central and meaningful reality to those who have put their trust in Jesus Christ.  Our eschatology is rooted in our Christology - that is to say, our understanding of the end times is determined by the prophecies from and about Jesus Christ, who...

Every human at some point and to some degree faces sickness. No one is immune. No one is exempt. We often label these kinds of infirmities as being either physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual. The truth is when we are assaulted by any form of sickness, disease, or disorder, it affects every part of us - not just one part of us. To all who suffer, God reveals Himself as “the God who heals.” No...

“Houston, we have a problem.” These words, although not an exact quote, came from Astronaut Jack Swigert when an oxygen tank exploded on board the spacecraft Odyssey in April of 1970 during a lunar mission called Apollo 13. Talk about an understatement. This so-called “problem” resulted in dangerously low levels of breathable air and an inability to generate power for their already-damaged spacecr...

“Houston, we have a problem.” These words, although not an exact quote, came from Astronaut Jack Swigert when an oxygen tank exploded on board the spacecraft Odyssey in April of 1970 during a lunar mission called Apollo 13. Talk about an understatement. This so-called “problem” resulted in dangerously low levels of breathable air and an inability to generate power for their already-damaged spacecr...

“Houston, we have a problem.” These words, although not an exact quote, came from Astronaut Jack Swigert when an oxygen tank exploded on board the spacecraft Odyssey in April of 1970 during a lunar mission called Apollo 13. Talk about an understatement. This so-called “problem” resulted in dangerously low levels of breathable air and an inability to generate power for their already-damaged spacecr...

“Houston, we have a problem.” These words, although not an exact quote, came from Astronaut Jack Swigert when an oxygen tank exploded on board the spacecraft Odyssey in April of 1970 during a lunar mission called Apollo 13. Talk about an understatement. This so-called “problem” resulted in dangerously low levels of breathable air and an inability to generate power for their already-damaged spacecr...

“Houston, we have a problem.” These words, although not an exact quote, came from Astronaut Jack Swigert when an oxygen tank exploded on board the spacecraft Odyssey in April of 1970 during a lunar mission called Apollo 13. Talk about an understatement. This so-called “problem” resulted in dangerously low levels of breathable air and an inability to generate power for their already-damaged spacecr...

“Houston, we have a problem.” These words, although not an exact quote, came from Astronaut Jack Swigert when an oxygen tank exploded on board the spacecraft Odyssey in April of 1970 during a lunar mission called Apollo 13. Talk about an understatement. This so-called “problem” resulted in dangerously low levels of breathable air and an inability to generate power for their already-damaged spacecr...

“Houston, we have a problem.” These words, although not an exact quote, came from Astronaut Jack Swigert when an oxygen tank exploded on board the spacecraft Odyssey in April of 1970 during a lunar mission called Apollo 13. Talk about an understatement. This so-called “problem” resulted in dangerously low levels of breathable air and an inability to generate power for their already-damaged spacecr...

“Houston, we have a problem.” These words, although not an exact quote, came from Astronaut Jack Swigert when an oxygen tank exploded on board the spacecraft Odyssey in April of 1970 during a lunar mission called Apollo 13. Talk about an understatement. This so-called “problem” resulted in dangerously low levels of breathable air and an inability to generate power for their already-damaged spacecr...

“Houston, we have a problem.” These words, although not an exact quote, came from Astronaut Jack Swigert when an oxygen tank exploded on board the spacecraft Odyssey in April of 1970 during a lunar mission called Apollo 13. Talk about an understatement. This so-called “problem” resulted in dangerously low levels of breathable air and an inability to generate power for their already-damaged spacecr...

“Houston, we have a problem.” These words, although not an exact quote, came from Astronaut Jack Swigert when an oxygen tank exploded on board the spacecraft Odyssey in April of 1970 during a lunar mission called Apollo 13. Talk about an understatement. This so-called “problem” resulted in dangerously low levels of breathable air and an inability to generate power for their already-damaged spacecr...

“Houston, we have a problem.” These words, although not an exact quote, came from Astronaut Jack Swigert when an oxygen tank exploded on board the spacecraft Odyssey in April of 1970 during a lunar mission called Apollo 13. Talk about an understatement. This so-called “problem” resulted in dangerously low levels of breathable air and an inability to generate power for their already-damaged spacecr...

“Houston, we have a problem.” These words, although not an exact quote, came from Astronaut Jack Swigert when an oxygen tank exploded on board the spacecraft Odyssey in April of 1970 during a lunar mission called Apollo 13. Talk about an understatement. This so-called “problem” resulted in dangerously low levels of breathable air and an inability to generate power for their already-damaged spacecr...

“Houston, we have a problem.” These words, although not an exact quote, came from Astronaut Jack Swigert when an oxygen tank exploded on board the spacecraft Odyssey in April of 1970 during a lunar mission called Apollo 13. Talk about an understatement. This so-called “problem” resulted in dangerously low levels of breathable air and an inability to generate power for their already-damaged spacecr...