March 17, 2024 | "Disruptions: Disrupting The Crowd” | Pastor Roberto Chaple
"Discover the transformative power of bold faith with Pastor Roberto Chaple's sermon 'Disrupting the Crowd.' Learn from Bartimaeus how to be unstoppable and unapologetic in pursuing Jesus, no matter the opposition. #BoldFaith #UnstoppableBeliever #DisruptTheCrowd"
9:30 AM - Traditional Service
11:15 AM - Praise Service
Summary:
In “Disrupting the Crowd,” Pastor Roberto Chaple inspires us with the story of Bartimaeus from Mark chapter 10, emphasizing the power of persistence in faith despite opposition. Through Bartimaeus’s story, we learn the importance of being unstoppable and unapologetic in our pursuit of Jesus. This sermon teaches us that true ministry often happens amidst disruptions and that Jesus values our faith and determination over our social status or physical abilities. In our journey with Christ, we are encouraged to disrupt the internal and external crowds that hinder our relationship with Him. This call to action invites us to raise our voices louder in prayer, praise, and worship, living boldly for Jesus without letting anything or anyone deter us. Let’s embrace this message, moving from a passive to an active faith, demonstrating our trust in Jesus’s power to transform lives.
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March 3, 2024 | "Disruptions: Tapping Into The Power of Jesus” | Rev. Roberto Chaple
In "Tapping Into The Power Of Jesus," Pastor Roberto Chaple inspires us with a powerful message about not being mere bystanders in our faith journey but actively seeking and tapping into Jesus' transformative power. Through the biblical account of the bleeding woman and Jairus' daughter, we learn the significance of faith-driven disruptions in our lives and how they can lead us closer to God. This sermon encourages us to examine our own lives for cycles of despair or stagnation and to reach out in faith to Jesus, believing in His power to heal, restore, and disrupt patterns of spiritual and physical ailment. As part of New Hope's mission to make more and better followers of Jesus Christ, this message aligns with our values of caring for all people, seeking guidance from God, and being open to bold decisions that can transform lives.
9:30 AM - Traditional Service
11:15 AM - Praise Service
Summary:
In "Tapping Into The Power Of Jesus," Pastor Roberto Chaple inspires us with a powerful message about not being mere bystanders in our faith journey but actively seeking and tapping into Jesus' transformative power. Through the biblical account of the bleeding woman and Jairus' daughter, we learn the significance of faith-driven disruptions in our lives and how they can lead us closer to God. This sermon encourages us to examine our own lives for cycles of despair or stagnation and to reach out in faith to Jesus, believing in His power to heal, restore, and disrupt patterns of spiritual and physical ailment.
As part of New Hope's mission to make more and better followers of Jesus Christ, this message aligns with our values of caring for all people, seeking guidance from God, and being open to bold decisions that can transform lives. Let us be inspired to take action, be disruptors for Christ, and tap into His endless power for change in our lives and the lives of those around us. For more details on our mission and values, please visit /whoweare and /what-we-believe.
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February 25, 2024 | "Disruptions: Laying Our Friends Before Jesus" | Rev. Vicki Harrison
In the sermon "God Breaking Through in the Everyday Interruptions," Pastor Vicki Harrison enlightens us that the disruptions in our daily routines are not mere obstacles but potential divine appointments orchestrated by God. Drawing from Jesus' ministry in Mark 1:21-28, she illustrates how Jesus' most impactful acts and teachings often unfolded amidst interruptions. These moments were not distractions but opportunities for profound spiritual encounters and transformations.
9:30 AM - Traditional Service
11:15 AM - Praise Service
Summary:
In the sermon "Laying Our Friends Before Jesus" given by Pastor Vicki Harrison, the focus was on the power and importance of embracing disruptions as divine opportunities to serve God and others. Reflecting on the story from Mark 2:1-12, where four friends went to great lengths to bring their paralyzed friend to Jesus, Pastor Vicki emphasized that sometimes God not only invites us to recognize Him in our disruptions but also calls us to be the disruption in someone else's life for their spiritual and physical healing. The sermon underscored the mission of New Hope to make more and better followers of Jesus Christ by urging the congregation to actively seek out ways to introduce others to Jesus, emphasizing the collective responsibility to do whatever it takes to bring people before Christ. Pastor Vicki challenged the congregation to consider who in their lives needs Jesus and to commit to standing in the gap for them, through prayer and action, reflecting the church's values of love, care, and bold faithfulness. This call to action encourages us to view interruptions not as nuisances but as God-given chances to demonstrate His love and power.
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February 11, 2024 | "Hope Full" | Rev. Vicki Harrison
Discover hope in 'Finding Christ in the Midst of Crisis,' a sermon by Pastor Vicki Harrison that explores the intersection of faith and mental health struggles.
10:00 AM - Combined Service
Summary:
In “Finding Christ in the Midst of Crisis,” Pastor Vicki Harrison delves into the depths of human despair and the power of hope through faith in Jesus Christ. Through a poignant exploration of the Psalms, including the raw emotions of Psalm 88, Pastor Harrison addresses the complex relationship between mental health struggles and spiritual faith. She emphasizes that mental health issues, including depression, anxiety, and addiction, are not indicative of a lack of faith but are part of the human condition in a fallen world. The sermon calls for the removal of stigma surrounding mental health within the Christian community, urging compassion, understanding, and proactive support for those afflicted. Pastor Harrison offers practical advice for supporting loved ones, including encouraging professional help, being present, and reminding them of God’s unending love and the hope found in Jesus. The sermon is a call to action for the church to be a beacon of hope and a lifeline for those in the depths of despair, reinforcing that through Jesus Christ, there is always hope.
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February 4, 2024 | "Fresh Starts Fervent Prayers: From Religion to Living Faith" | Rev. Vicki Harrison
Discover the heart of true Christianity in Pastor Vicki Harrison's sermon "From Religion to Living Faith," exploring the journey from mere belief to a dynamic, living faith through being born again.
9:30 AM - Traditional Service
11:15 AM - Praise Service
Summary:
In her sermon "From Religion to Living Faith," Pastor Vicki Harrison explores the transformative power of prayer and the essence of salvation. She emphasizes that being a Christian extends beyond attending church or performing religious acts—it involves a genuine, life-changing relationship with Jesus Christ. Pastor Harrison challenges the notion of "Christian atheism," where individuals identify as Christians but live without reflecting their faith in daily life. She elucidates the concept of being born again, not as a mere intellectual assent or religious ritual, but as a profound spiritual rebirth through the Holy Spirit. This sermon calls for introspection about our relationship with God and encourages us to ensure our faith is alive, dynamic, and evident in our actions. Pastor Harrison's message aligns with New Hope's mission to make more and better followers of Jesus Christ, urging us to deepen our faith and live out the truths of the gospel with grace and obedience.
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January 14, 2024 | "Fresh Starts Fervent Prayers: Miraculous Prayer" | Rev. Vicki Harrison
Explore the lifelong journey of prayer with Pastor Vicki Harrison in 'Miraculous Prayer,' a sermon about trust, submission, and God’s power.
9:30 AM - Traditional Service
11:15 AM - Praise Service
Summary:
In her inspiring sermon “Miraculous Prayer,” Pastor Vicki Harrison delves into the transformative power of prayer, emphasizing its role in the Christian journey. Drawing from Matthew 7:7–8 and other scriptures, she illustrates how prayer is a lifelong process of becoming a peculiar kind of person who exercises a particular kind of power for the good of the world and the glory of God. Pastor Harrison shares personal testimonies and biblical insights to demonstrate that prayer is not just a request to God but a way of submitting and aligning ourselves with His will. This message aligns closely with New Hope’s values of being rooted in God’s Word and reaching out with Jesus’ love. The sermon encourages us to be persistent, expectant, and trusting in our prayers, resonating with our mission to love Jesus and care for all people. Explore more about our mission and values at New Hope Mission, and find related teachings in our Message Archive.
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January 7, 2024 | "Fresh Starts Fervent Prayers: Just Pray" | Rev. Dan Parrish & Rev. Lavetta Pope
Uncover the essence of authentic prayer with Pastor Dan Parrish and Pastor Lavetta Pope in 'Just Pray', a sermon from 'Fresh Starts, Fervent Prayers', focusing on sincere communication with God.
9:30 AM - Traditional Service - Rev. Dan Parrish
11:15 AM - Praise Service - Rev. Lavetta Pope
Summary:
In her introduction to the sermon series "Fresh Starts, Fervent Prayers," Pastor Vicki Harrison emphasizes the critical role of prayer in guiding and energizing the church's activities. She challenges the common practice of making plans first and then seeking God's blessing, advocating instead for beginning with prayer to discern God's direction. Pastor Vicki asserts that while many understand the mechanics of prayer, the true, transformative power of prayer might not be fully grasped by all. She expresses a firm belief that prayer can profoundly impact individual lives, families, the church, the community, and even the world.
Emphasizing this belief, Pastor Vicki announces a series of activities to focus on prayer's power. These include a call for the congregation to participate in a morning fast every Thursday, with the option to fast from various things like food, phones, or social media, and to pray specifically for the church and God's guidance. Additionally, she invites the congregation to attend the Wednesday night prayer gathering, assuring them of a welcoming and powerful experience.
In her closing remarks, Pastor Vicki expresses excitement and anticipation for the changes and blessings she believes God will bring to the church, setting an enthusiastic tone for the upcoming series and sermons.
In his sermon “Just Pray,” during the 9:30 hour, Pastor Dan Parrish emphasizes the simplicity and power of prayer, drawing inspiration from the book of James. He encourages the congregation to engage in prayer not as a formulaic exercise, but as a sincere, open-hearted dialogue with God. This approach aligns with New Hope’s mission to make more and better followers of Jesus Christ, highlighting the importance of being rooted in God’s Word and renewed by the Holy Spirit. Pastor Parrish’s message is a call to trust in the transformative power of prayer, to let go of the need for perfection in our prayer practices, and to embrace a direct, trusting communication with God. This reflects New Hope’s values of loving Jesus, caring about all people, and following God’s guidance. To deepen your understanding and practice of prayer in alignment with our mission, visit New Hope’s Mission and explore related teachings in our Message Archive.
In the 11:15 hour, in her empowering sermon “Just Pray,” Rev. Lavetta Pope explores the profound simplicity and power of prayer, drawing from James 5:13–18. She emphasizes that prayer is not just a ritual but a dynamic communication with God, shaping our lives and aligning us with His will. This message resonates deeply with New Hope’s mission to be rooted in God’s Word and renewed by the Holy Spirit. Rev. Pope encourages us to approach prayer as a necessity, a command, and a lifestyle, irrespective of life’s circumstances. Whether in trouble or joy, prayer remains our constant source of strength and connection with God. This aligns with New Hope’s commitment to love Jesus, care for all, and follow God’s guidance. To further explore and embody these values, visit New Hope’s Mission. Delve deeper into the transformative power of prayer with related teachings in our Message Archive.
Pastor Dan Parrish' sermon from the 9:30 am service.
Pastor Lavetta Pope's sermon from the 11:15 am service.
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