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Christianity Explored – Join a Group & Go Deeper!

Starting March 16, we’re launching a 7-week sermon series diving into who Jesus is, why He came, and what it means for us today. But this isn’t just a Sunday series—we’re encouraging everyone to go deeper by joining a small group study.

For many of us, life is filled with questions. Why are we here? Who is Jesus? What does it mean to follow Him?

What’s the best news you’ve ever heard?

For many of us, life is filled with questions. Why are we here? Who is Jesus? What does it mean to follow Him? If you’ve ever wondered about these things—or if you’re looking for a way to deepen your faith—then we invite you to join us for Christianity Explored at New Hope!

Starting March 16, we’re launching a 7-week sermon series diving into who Jesus is, why He came, and what it means for us today. But this isn’t just a Sunday series—we’re encouraging everyone to go deeper by joining a small group study.

Why Join a Small Group for Christianity Explored?

📖 Dig deeper into Scripture – Each session walks through Mark’s Gospel, giving you time to reflect, ask questions, and grow in your understanding.
🤝 Connect with others – Faith is best explored in community. Meet with a small group to discuss, encourage, and learn together.
🔍 Discover real answers – Whether you’ve been in church your whole life or are just starting to explore Christianity, this study will help you better understand Jesus and His message.

Get Your Study Book!

To follow along with the study, you’ll need a Christianity Explored book. Physical copies are available for purchase at church starting Sunday, February 23. If you prefer an e-book, digital versions are available online as well.

How to Get Involved

Buy your study book – Available in the church lobby or online.
Join a small group – Groups are forming now! Sign up in the lobby or order a book online here.
Invite a friend – This series is a great opportunity to invite someone who may have questions about faith.

Are you ready to explore faith, ask big questions, and grow in your understanding of Jesus? Join us for Christianity Explored!

👉 Sign up for a group today!

#ChristianityExplored #FaithJourney #NewHopeChurch

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Check out the class videos in your RightNow Media account here: https://app.rightnowmedia.org/en/content/details/578

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New Series: Celebrating Healing – How Do You Need Healing?

Starting Sunday, February 2, we’re launching a new series called "Celebrating Healing" where we’ll explore the many ways God brings healing into our lives. We’ll hear messages from Pastor Vicki Harrison and Pastor Roberto Chaple on topics like mental health, addiction, and relationships.

📅 Begins Sunday, February 2

New Hope Church | 9:30 AM

🌐 findnewhope.com

We all need healing.

Whether it’s our mental health, a struggle with addiction, or a broken relationship, every one of us carries wounds we can’t fix on our own. The good news is that we serve a God who heals. Jesus’ ministry was filled with moments of healing — restoring people physically, emotionally, and spiritually. And through the power of the Holy Spirit, God is still healing today.

Starting Sunday, February 2, we’re launching a new series called “Celebrating Healing” where we’ll explore the many ways God brings healing into our lives. We’ll hear messages from Pastor Vicki Harrison and Pastor Roberto Chaple on topics like mental health, addiction, and relationships.

💬 What to Expect Each Week

Over the next three Sundays, we’ll dive into specific areas where many of us need healing:

  • Feb. 2 – Mental Health: Anxiety, depression, and mental struggles affect millions of people, including those in the church. We’ll discuss how God offers peace to troubled hearts and minds.

  • Feb. 9 – Addiction: Whether it’s substance abuse, pornography, or unhealthy habits, addiction can feel like a hopeless cycle. But there is hope in Jesus! We’ll talk about how God breaks chains and brings freedom.

  • Feb. 16 – Relationships: Broken relationships hurt deeply — whether it’s a family conflict, a friendship that fell apart, or a marriage in crisis. God is in the business of restoration. He can heal what feels too far gone.

Each week, we’ll be reminded that God’s healing power isn’t just something we read about in the Bible — it’s something we can experience today.

💡 Ask Yourself: How Do You Need Healing?

As we prepare for this series, take a moment to reflect:

  • Are you feeling anxious, worried, or mentally exhausted?

  • Do you or someone you love struggle with addiction?

  • Is there a relationship in your life that needs healing?

God cares about every part of your life — your mind, body, and spirit. He doesn’t want you to carry these burdens alone. Join us at New Hope Church to experience the healing power of Jesus Christ.

🙏 Next Steps for You

If you’re looking for a place to start your faith journey or deepen your relationship with God, check out our discipleship group options or contact Paton Cadwallader to join a group.

No matter what you’re going through, there’s hope and healing in Jesus. We’d love to walk this journey with you.

📍 Join us at New Hope Church | Sundays at 9:30 AM
🌐 findnewhope.com

Come as you are. Leave with hope.


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Announcing Our New Series – Mission Ready! Starting January 12

As we step into a new year, it’s time to align our hearts, minds, and lives with the mission God has given us. Starting January 12, 2025, we’re excited to launch our brand-new sermon series: Mission Ready!

Get Mission Ready in 2025!

As we step into a new year, it’s time to align our hearts, minds, and lives with the mission God has given us. Starting January 12, 2025, we’re excited to launch our brand-new sermon series: Mission Ready!

This three-week series is designed to inspire, equip, and challenge you to fully embrace our church’s mission:

  • Know Jesus

  • Grow Faith

  • Go Multiply

Each week, we’ll dive deep into what it means to live as disciples who make disciples. Whether you’re new to faith, looking to grow spiritually, or ready to take bold steps in sharing Jesus with the world, this series will speak directly to your heart.

Series Breakdown

Week 1: Discover – January 12

What does it mean to Know Jesus?
We’ll explore how to discover a relationship with Jesus through prayer, Bible study, and connection with others. But more than that, we’ll uncover the purpose of knowing Him — to share His love with the world.

Week 2: Develop – January 19

How can we Grow Faith?
Building on the foundation of knowing Jesus, we’ll discuss how to deepen our relationship with Him and with others through intentional prayer, discipleship, and a lifestyle of service.

Week 3: Deploy – January 26

Are you ready to Go Multiply?
The final step of discipleship is taking what you’ve learned and sharing it boldly with the world. We’ll explore what it means to step into your mission and live out your faith to impact eternity.

Why You Don’t Want to Miss This

This series isn’t just about hearing sermons — it’s about transformation. You’ll leave each week with:

  • Practical tools to live out your faith.

  • A deeper understanding of God’s mission for your life.

  • Encouragement to take the next step in your journey with Jesus.

Invite a Friend!

This series is for everyone — whether you’ve been walking with Jesus for years or are just beginning to ask questions about faith. Share this blog post with a friend and invite them to join you in church or online.

🗓 When: January 12, 19, and 26
📍 Where: Main Sanctuary, New Hope Church, 121 B N Knights Ave, Brandon FL 33510
💻 Watch Online: https://findnewhope.online.church/

Together, let’s step into 2025 Mission Ready! 🚀

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Under Pressure - New Sermon Series

Finding Trust In The Midst Of Transitions

It all looks like 2023 is a time of transition in our church. Churches UNDER PRESSURE: One thing we should keep in mind is that, as much as they look alike, transitions are not necessarily tribulations. We easily tend to get stuck in the day-to-day challenges, instead of using them to develop Christian virtues. In other words, we should be very mindful of how we react when we are under pressure.

 

Paul’s letters in the New Testament contain key teachings that were spiritual vitamins for early Christians who were exposed to pressure coming from different angles. In his letter to the Galatians, Paul summarizes the behaviors we should avoid and the virtues we should nurture in the midst of persecution and opposition. Through this series, we will learn how to be a resilient Body of believers, that goes and grows best under pressure.

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