March 23, 2025 | "Christianity Explored: Jesus’ Identity: Who is This Man?” | Rev. Vicki Harrison
In a storm-tossed boat, the disciples cry out, “Who is this man?” As Jesus calms the wind and waves, we’re left asking the same question. Explore the identity and authority of Jesus as revealed in the first chapters of Mark—and discover why it changes everything.
In week 2 of Christianity Explored, Rev. Vicki Harrison walks us through a foundational question of our faith: Who is Jesus? Drawing from Mark 4:35–41, we explore Jesus’ power over nature—and reflect on the deeper identity revealed through His miracles, teachings, and authority.
Mark doesn’t just tell us stories; he presents evidence. Jesus heals the sick, casts out demons, forgives sins, teaches with authority, calms storms, and raises the dead. These aren’t just acts of compassion—they are signs of His divine identity.
And when the disciples ask, “Who is this man?”—Mark invites us to answer that question for ourselves.
As you consider the message, take time to sit with these questions. You may want to journal your answers, talk about them with a trusted friend or group, or simply bring them to God in prayer:
1. What storms are you currently facing?
In what ways do you need to be reminded that Jesus is in the boat with you?
2. Have you ever asked, “Jesus, don’t you care?”
How did He respond—or how might He be responding now?
3. Which part of Jesus’ authority—over nature, illness, evil, death, or sin—do you find most comforting? Most challenging to believe?
4. Mark gives us a clear picture of who Jesus is. What do you believe about Him right now?
Be honest—are there areas of doubt, questions, or places where you long for more clarity?
5. What would it look like to give Jesus full authority over your life?
Are there any areas where you’re still holding on to control?
6. When you reflect on your life, how has Jesus already proven His presence, power, or love?
How might those memories strengthen your trust today?
7. What would it mean for you to rest in the boat—while the storm still rages—because Jesus is with you?
Can you pray for that kind of peace?
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March 16, 2025 | "Christianity Explored: Good News: What Are We Doing Here?” | Rev. Vicki Harrison
What happens when God says "No" to our plans? In Acts 16, Paul learns a crucial lesson: working for God's Kingdom is not just about effort—it’s about following God's vision. Discover how embracing God's direction leads to multiplication, revival, and a faith that grows in ways we never imagined.
9:30 AM Service
In Acts 16, Paul and his companions experience something unexpected—God tells them no. Twice, they try to enter different regions to preach the Gospel, but the Holy Spirit stops them. It’s only on the third attempt that Paul receives a vision, calling him to Macedonia. Why? Because God's mission isn't just about working harder—it's about working smarter by following His vision.
This sermon challenges us to examine our own plans vs. God’s vision. Have we been pushing forward in places where God has closed doors? Are we investing in fruitless ministries instead of multiplication-focused discipleship? Just as God led Paul to Macedonia to find Lydia, the jailer, and others who became key multipliers, He calls us to invest in people and places where His work will bear the most fruit.
The question is: Are we listening?
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March 9, 2025 | "Work Harder” | Rev. Roberto Chaple
What happens when God says "No" to our plans? In Acts 16, Paul learns a crucial lesson: working for God's Kingdom is not just about effort—it’s about following God's vision. Discover how embracing God's direction leads to multiplication, revival, and a faith that grows in ways we never imagined.
9:30 AM Service
Summary:
In Acts 16, Paul and his companions experience something unexpected—God tells them no. Twice, they try to enter different regions to preach the Gospel, but the Holy Spirit stops them. It’s only on the third attempt that Paul receives a vision, calling him to Macedonia. Why? Because God's mission isn't just about working harder—it's about working smarter by following His vision.
This sermon challenges us to examine our own plans vs. God’s vision. Have we been pushing forward in places where God has closed doors? Are we investing in fruitless ministries instead of multiplication-focused discipleship? Just as God led Paul to Macedonia to find Lydia, the jailer, and others who became key multipliers, He calls us to invest in people and places where His work will bear the most fruit.
The question is: Are we listening?
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March 2, 2025, | "Who Will Care For The Orphan?” | Wayne Lavendar
In this powerful message, Rev. Dr. Wayne Lavender shares how caring for orphans is deeply embedded in our Christian faith. Learn how transformational, empowerment-based solutions are changing the lives of orphans in Mozambique—and how we are called to take part.
9:30 AM Service
Summary:
Caring for orphans is not just a compassionate choice—it’s a biblical mandate. In James 1:27, we are told that pure religion means caring for widows and orphans in their distress. In this moving message, Rev. Dr. Wayne Lavender shares his journey of working with orphans in Mozambique and how the Foundation for Orphans, in partnership with Zoe Empowers, is transforming lives through empowerment, not dependency. Through innovative programs that equip orphans with job skills, financial independence, and community support, this model offers sustainable change. This message challenges us to step into our faith in action—because who will care for the orphan? The answer is us.
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February 23, 2025 | Wesleyan Bands | Rev Vicki Harrison and guests
Discover the impact of Wesleyan Bands on spiritual growth, accountability, and deep Christian community. Rev. Vicki Harrison and a panel of guests discuss how these small, intimate groups help believers strengthen their faith, support one another, and pursue holiness in their daily lives.
9:30 AM Service
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In this special message, Rev. Vicki Harrison facilitates a panel discussion on Wesleyan Bands—a transformative small group model focused on deep accountability, spiritual growth, and Christian community. Joined by members from both men’s and women’s band groups, the panel explores the unique role these groups play in fostering holiness and discipleship. Through personal testimonies, practical insights, and biblical foundations, this discussion encourages believers to take the next step in their faith journey by joining a Wesleyan Band.
To express an interest or find out more about joining a band, please visit this blog post about Band Groups.
At New Hope Church, we believe that spiritual growth happens best in community. That’s why we’re launching Band Groups—small, same-gendered groups where you can read together, pray together, and grow together. These groups are designed to help you become the love of God for one another and the world.
What is a Band Group?
A Band Group is a group of three to five people who meet regularly to:
✅ Read scripture together
✅ Pray together
✅ Share honestly and grow in accountability
Why Join a Band Group?
🙏 Spiritual Growth: Share how God is moving in your life.
💛 Deep Connection: Build trust and friendship through regular meetings.
📖 Biblical Focus: Anchor your journey in scripture and prayer.
🤝 Accountability: Walk your faith journey with others who encourage and challenge you.
How to Join a Band Group
Joining is simple! Sign up today and let us help you find your band. Whether you’ve never been in a small group or you’re ready for a new way to grow, Band Groups are for you!
📲 Sign Up Here: https://bit.ly/ineedaband
Join Us on This Journey
Band Groups are part of our commitment to “Grow Faith” as we live out our mission to Know Jesus, Grow Faith, and Go Multiply. Ready to start? Sign up today and find your band!
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February 22, 2025 | Women of Hope BELIEVE Conference
Revisit the most inspiring moments from the Women of Hope BELIEVE Conference, a day of spiritual renewal and community building at New Hope Church. Learn how attendees were empowered through keynote sessions, worship, and targeted breakout discussions.
Missed the live Women of Hope BELIEVE conference? No worries! Now you can experience every empowering moment right from your home. Dive into our complete session recordings and detailed agendas to not just watch but truly engage with the transformative insights shared by our esteemed speakers. Whether you're revisiting or experiencing it for the first time, find inspiration, faith, and fellowship in our session replays.
Session 1
Session 1 Agenda
Worship Music: A soul-stirring set performed by our talented worship team, featuring songs such as "Open Up The Heavens," "Build My Life," "Great Are You Lord," and "Graves Into Gardens."
Welcome and Opening Prayer: Led by Pastor Vicki, setting a spiritual tone for the day.
Keynote Address by Wendy Heinemann: An inspiring talk focused on deepening faith and understanding the power of belief.
Session 2
Session 2 Agenda
Afternoon Worship: Continuing praise with songs like "Come Now Is The Time To Worship," "Trust In God," "Same God," and "Fear Is Not My Future."
Speaker Introductions: Heather Sims and Kelly Gallamore Snelgrove introduced by Pastor Vicki.
Final Messages: Insightful sessions from Heather Sims and Kelly Gallamore Snelgrove, each sharing valuable insights on living out beliefs in daily life.
Prayer, Altar Call, and Closing Remarks: A spiritual call to action and reflection led by Pastor Vicki, concluding with an uplifting final worship song.
As we conclude our online recap of the BELIEVE conference, we hope these sessions inspire and uplift you just as they did for those who attended in person. Each session is designed not only to provide knowledge but also to foster engagement and real-world application.
We look forward to seeing how these messages inspire and transform your journey. Remember, faith is not just felt; it's lived. Join us as we continue to explore and express our beliefs together.
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February 16, 2025 | "Celebrating Healing: Restoring Relationships” | Pastor Roberto Chaple
Discover biblical principles for healing and restoring relationships as Pastor Roberto Chaple explores Peter’s reconciliation with Jesus. Learn how to take the initiative, show sacrificial love, and pursue true reconciliation through faith and humility.
9:30 AM Service
Summary:
This week, Pastor Roberto concludes the Celebrating Healing series by focusing on the restoration of relationships, using Peter’s reconciliation with Jesus from John 21:15-19. Pastor Roberto highlights that relationships, though complex, are central to God’s work of healing. He explores how Peter’s expectations of Jesus caused his failure and how Jesus responded with sacrificial love to restore him. The sermon emphasizes that true healing in relationships requires taking initiative, offering sacrificial love, and committing to reconciliation. The message concludes with seven keys for restoring relationships:
Take the initiative: Be the one to reach out.
Take the high road: Reconciliation requires humility.
Take time: Trust takes time to rebuild.
Take out the trash: Let go of anger and resentment.
Take a listen: Listen attentively before speaking.
Take it seriously: Don’t settle for less than a fresh start.
Take it home: Apply these principles to your relationships today.
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February 9, 2025 | "Celebrating Healing From Addiction” | Pastor Vicki Harrison and Will New
9:30 AM Service
Summary:
In the second week of the God's Healing series, Pastor Vicki Harrison introduces the topic of addiction, sharing key statistics and a biblical perspective on its impact. Addiction is described as both a physical disease and a spiritual affliction, highlighting the importance of God's role in healing. Pastor Vicki emphasizes that while addiction changes the brain's reward systems, it also enslaves individuals spiritually, making it impossible to fully love God and others as commanded in Matthew 22:37-39.
The sermon transitions to a powerful personal testimony from Will New, who shares his journey from addiction to sobriety. Will recounts his struggles with alcohol, how it affected his family, and the pivotal moment when he realized the need for change. He emphasizes that true healing began when he allowed God's light into his life, supported by his family, friends, and church community. Will's story is a testament to God's grace, unconditional love, and the power of accountability in overcoming addiction.
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February 2, 2025 | "Celebrating Healing of the Mind” | Pastor Vicki Harrison
God cares about our mental health. He is there to shine light in the darkness.
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Summary:
Mental health struggles impact 1 in 4 people, yet many suffer in silence. This week, Pastor Vicki Harrison reminds us that God sees, cares, and walks with us through our darkest valleys. In 1 Kings 19, we see Elijah, a powerful prophet, hit his lowest point—yet God didn’t abandon him. Instead, He met Elijah where he was, cared for him, and gave him what he needed to move forward.
Depression and anxiety are not signs of spiritual weakness. Scripture shows that even the strongest believers wrestled with mental health struggles—including Elijah, David, and Mother Teresa. Healing looks different for everyone, but whether through prayer, support, therapy, or medical help, God provides hope.
No matter what you’re facing, you are not alone. Jesus is present in the darkness, and His grace is enough. Let’s commit to being a church that loves, supports, and stands with those who are struggling.
Need prayer or support? Join a connect group or reach out to our pastoral team—we’re here for you.
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January 26, 2025 | "Mission Ready: Go Multiply!” | Rev. Roberto Chaple
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.
9:30 AM Service
Summary:
As we conclude the Mission Ready series, Pastor Roberto challenges us with the final step: Go Multiply.
Knowing Jesus transforms us. Growing faith strengthens us. But neither is complete without multiplication—bringing others to know Him as well.
Isaiah 54:2–3 provides a blueprint for multiplication, calling us to:
Enlarge our mindset—making room for spiritual growth.
Stretch our internal limits—adapting to reach a changing world.
Lengthen our connections—strategically expanding the Kingdom.
Strengthen our faith—rooting everything in God’s Word.
Spread out—becoming a church that prioritizes outreach.
This isn’t just about growing a church—it’s about leaving a legacy of faith. Without multiplication, there is no next generation of believers.
The Great Commission (Matthew 28:16–20) isn’t just a command—it’s a partnership with God. Jesus no longer sends us alone; He goes with us.
Key Challenge:
Where is God calling you to step out, make disciples, and multiply?
Next Steps:
Pray for God to enlarge your mindset and stretch your faith.
Look for opportunities to share Jesus with others.
Be intentional about investing in the next generation.
Let’s be a church that moves beyond knowing and growing—let’s go and multiply.
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January 19, 2025 | "Mission Ready: Grow Faith” | Rev. Vicki Harrison
Spiritual growth isn’t optional—it’s essential. In Week 2 of our Mission Ready series, Pastor Vicki unpacks what it means to Grow Faith—moving beyond spiritual infancy into maturity. Learn why growing in faith matters, how to recognize spiritual immaturity, and how to take the next step in your journey with Jesus.
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Spiritual growth isn’t optional—it’s essential. In Week 2 of our Mission Ready series, Pastor Vicki unpacks what it means to Grow Faith—moving beyond spiritual infancy into maturity. Learn why growing in faith matters, how to recognize spiritual immaturity, and how to take the next step in your journey with Jesus.
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January 12, 2025 | "Mission Ready: Know Jesus” | Rev. Vicki Harrison
Pastor Vicki Harrison's sermon, 'Know Jesus,' explores how to develop a personal relationship with Jesus through prayer, scripture, and community. Learn how to grow in your faith at New Hope Church.
9:30 AM Service
Summary:
Pastor Vicki Harrison's sermon, "Know Jesus," from the Mission Ready series focused on moving beyond simply knowing facts about Jesus to cultivating a deep, personal relationship with Him. Using John 10 as the foundational scripture, she emphasized the difference between knowing about someone and truly knowing them. The sermon highlighted practical steps to grow in our faith, including prayer, scripture reading, and engaging in small community groups. The message challenged the congregation to take active steps toward knowing Jesus intimately and living out their faith through life transformation.
Join a small group, spend time in daily prayer, and commit to knowing Jesus deeply. Visit https://www.findnewhope.com/groups to find your community.
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January 5, 2025 | Wesleyan Covenant Service | Rev. Vicki Harrison
Rev. Vicki Harrison’s sermon at the Wesleyan Covenant Service explores John 15's depiction of Jesus as the true vine, emphasizing the critical need for believers to remain in Christ to live fruitfully and fulfill their call as His disciples.
9:30 AM Service
Summary:
In her sermon at the Wesleyan Covenant Service, Rev. Vicki Harrison delves into the meaning of true discipleship through the lens of John 15, where Jesus describes Himself as the true vine. She challenges the congregation to consider their relationship with Jesus, emphasizing the importance of abiding in Christ to bear fruit in their spiritual and everyday lives. The service is a call to self-examination and rededication, encouraging everyone to reflect on their faithfulness as disciples of Christ. Rev. Harrison underscores the necessity of continual connection with Jesus, likening it to a vine providing life-sustaining sap to its branches, and stresses the role of pruning in fostering spiritual growth and fruitfulness.
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December 29, 2024 | "Who are you?” | Rev. Vicki Harrison
Explore Rev. Vicki Harrison’s sermon "Who Are You?" as she challenges us to reflect on our identity as servants of Christ, encouraging a life dedicated to God’s purpose and the freedom it brings.
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Summary:
In her compelling sermon titled "Who Are You?", Rev. Vicki Harrison delves into the essence of our identity as Christians, challenging listeners to contemplate their roles as servants of Christ. Drawing from her personal calling to shift the sermon's direction, she emphasizes the importance of heeding God's guidance and aligning our actions with His will. Using Apostle Paul's letters as a foundational reference, she explores the concept of being a 'doulos'—a servant or bond-servant of Christ. This role, as Rev. Harrison illustrates, is not about subservience but about embracing a life of purpose, freedom, and dedication to Jesus’ mission. She invites the congregation to reassess their lives as the year ends, urging them to fully embrace their identity as servants of Christ, thereby finding true freedom and fulfillment in committing wholly to God's plan.
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December 24, 2024 | "Shine in the Darkness: Christmas Eve” | Rev. Vicki Harrison
Explore Rev. Vicki Harrison's Christmas Eve message from the "Light in the Darkness" series, where she illuminates how Jesus's birth offers enduring light in our lives' darkest moments, providing hope and transformation.
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Summary:
In her poignant Christmas Eve message titled "Light in the Darkness," Rev. Vicki Harrison invites us to reflect on the profound significance of Jesus’s birth into a world engulfed in both physical and spiritual darkness. She artfully draws connections between contemporary struggles with darkness, such as depression, anxiety, and loneliness, and the oppressive darkness experienced during Jesus's time under Roman rule. Rev. Harrison reminds us that Jesus, prophesied by Isaiah as a beacon of hope, was born to be the light in our darkness, offering salvation and a new way of being. Her message reaffirms the power of Jesus’s light to overcome any form of darkness we face today and encourages us to carry and share this light, transforming our surroundings and pointing others towards the Father.
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December 15, 2024 | "Shine in the Darkness: The Light Has Come!” | Rev. Roberto Chaple
Explore how Jesus’ eternal light dispels darkness and calls us to be bearers of light in our world. Join Pastor Roberto Chaple in embracing and spreading this divine illumination.
9:30 AM Service
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In the enlightening sermon, “The Light Has Come!” from the “Shine in the Darkness” series, Pastor Roberto Chaple encourages us to recognize and embrace the light that Jesus brings into our world of darkness. As we navigate through daily challenges and uncertainties, Pastor Chaple reminds us that Jesus, the light of the world, has already come and dispels all darkness. Furthermore, he challenges us as believers not only to bask in this light but also to embody it, urging us to consistently advance in our faith without turning back. This sermon invites us to step out as beacons of this divine light, transforming our environments by being consistently forward-moving in our spiritual commitments. Explore how you can become a vessel of light in your community by joining a group at New Hope.
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December 8, 2024 | "Shine in the Darkness: Darkness is Over!” | Rev. Vicki Harrison
Explore how the light of Christ transforms darkness into hope in Rev. Vicki Harrison’s sermon, "The Darkness is Over!" from the "Shine in the Darkness" series.
9:30 AM Service
Summary:
Rev. Vicki Harrison's sermon, "Darkness is Over!" part of the "Shine in the Darkness" series, centers on the prophetic words of Isaiah 9:2-7. Through these scriptures, Rev. Harrison explores the theme of light overcoming darkness. She emphasizes that even when we face periods of deep darkness, whether due to personal challenges or broader societal issues, the light of Christ has the power to break through and transform our experiences. This message encourages the congregation to not just hear about the light but to actively walk in it, embracing the hope and joy that comes from Jesus, our everlasting light.
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December 22, 2024 | "Shine in the Darkness: Let There… Be Light!” | Rev. Vicki Harrison
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In her sermon, "Let There… Be Light!” from the "Shine in the Darkness" series, Rev. Vicki Harrison explores the profound call for Christians to embody the light of Christ in a dark world. Drawing from Matthew 5:14-16, she emphasizes that as followers of Christ, we are not just carriers of light but are inherently the light of the world, tasked with demonstrating God’s goodness through our actions. Rev. Harrison encourages the congregation to live in such a way that points others towards God, transforming our communities by letting our light shine forth in all we do, thereby glorifying God. She challenges us to assess how we reflect this light in our daily interactions and community engagements, affirming that our role as bearers of light is not merely a calling but our identity in Christ.
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December 1, 2024 | "The Certainty of Hope, ‘I will not be shaken” | Rev. Lavetta Pope
Experience the transformative power of faith with Pastor Lavetta Pope’s sermon on “The Certainty of Hope, ‘I will not be shaken’”, exploring Christian empowerment through missions in Mozambique.
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Experience the transformative power of faith with Pastor Lavetta Pope's sermon on "The Certainty of Hope, ‘I will not be shaken’", exploring Christian empowerment through missions in Mozambique.
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November 24, 2024 | "Blueprint for a Godly Life: Protected Against the Devil’s Schemes” | Rev. Vicki Harrison
Explore the power of God's armor in our daily battles against spiritual forces in the "Protected Against the Devil’s Schemes" sermon, concluding the "Blueprint for a Godly Life" series at New Hope.
9:30 AM Service
Summary:
In the concluding sermon of the "Blueprint for a Godly Life" series, Pastor Vicki Harrison addressed the pressing topic of spiritual warfare, emphasizing the reality and proximity of spiritual battles. Reflecting on Ephesians Chapter 6, Pastor Harrison reinforced the necessity of recognizing our spiritual conflicts, not as abstract or distant, but as intimate and pervasive influences in our daily lives.
She explored the theme of The Reality of Spiritual Warfare, querying our understanding of spiritual forces and challenging the Western dismissal of such notions due to rationalism. The sermon pressed on the importance of discerning spiritual influences beyond our own flawed actions, anchored in scriptural teachings.
Moving into Fighting the Battle, Pastor Harrison detailed the armor of God as our divine provision for spiritual defense, stressing the power of prayer and scripture as our primary offensive tools against satanic forces. She shared personal testimonies within the church community that resonated with the struggle against unseen spiritual pressures, illustrating the practical application of biblical truths in resisting spiritual attacks.
In an empowering conclusion, Pastor Harrison called for vigilance and spiritual readiness, advocating for a proactive stance against the devil’s schemes through prayer, scriptural engagement, and communal support. She reminded us that while the ultimate victory in Christ is certain, the daily battles require our active participation in faith, clad in the full armor of God.
Call to Action:
Join a community group to deepen your understanding of spiritual warfare and support each other in wearing the full armor of God daily. Engage in regular scriptural study and prayer to fortify your spiritual resilience.
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