"Grad Sunday 2023" | May 21, 2023
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"Seven: Thyatira" | Pastor Roberto Chaple | May 14, 2023
“As a response to these tensions, many Christians accommodated their faith in order to tolerate the demands of the culture. This is why Jesus said... "Nevertheless, I have this against you: You tolerate that woman Jezebel, who calls herself a prophet. By her teaching, she misleads my servants into sexual immorality and the eating of food sacrificed to idols. For many Christians in Thyatira, tolerance was their willingness to compromise their faith and coexist with beliefs and behaviors that differed from God's. They had sacrificed their faith in the altar of business.“ - Pastor Roberto Chaple
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"Seven: Pergamum" | Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison | May 7, 2023
9:00 Traditional Service
Unfortunately, due to the power outage, we were unable to record our 9:00 am service successfully.
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the sermon preached is exactly the same.
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"Seven: Smyrna" | Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison | April 30, 2023
“Jesus’ letter to Smyrna is only one of two letters with no rebuke. Rather, this is a letter of encouragement. What does Jesus say to the Christians at Smyrna? Jesus says that he knows their affliction and poverty. The church was living under serious persecution. Those who professed Christ risked imprisonment and physical torture. They also experienced poverty because of their faith. Since Christianity wasn’t legal, both Jews and pagans would take advantage of the believers. Their belongings were pillaged and they could be banned from taking part in commerce.“ - Pastor Vicki
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"Seven: Ephesus" | Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison | April 23, 2023
"Everything hinges on love. The Ephesians had drifted from that. On the surface, they were doing what they were supposed to do. But their hearts had grown hard, they had lost their passion and love for God. And when we lose our passion and love for Jesus, then it's inevitable that we will lose our love for others." - Pastor Vicki
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"You Don't Know My Story" Sermon | Pastor Lavetta Pope | April 16, 2023
“Jesus’ scars through his crucifixion give evidence of his redemption. Our story is based on how we obtained the scars. How we respond to the scars helps us be delivered from our scars. The insight from the text is based on Thomas' willingness to ask some critical questions of Jesus. His answer is how we reconcile our scars and wound inflicted by the hurt we carry. “ - Pastor Lavetta Pope
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"Journey to the Cross: The Tomb" | Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison | Easter Sunday - April 9, 2023
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"Journey to the Cross: Jerusalem" | Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison | Palm Sunday - April 2, 2023
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"Journey to the Cross: Jericho" | Pastor Roberto Chaple | March 26, 2023
9:00 Traditional Service - Coming Soon
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"Journey to the Cross: Samaria" | Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison | March 19, 2023
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"Journey to the Cross: Bethany" | Pastor Roberto Chaple | March 12, 2023
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"Journey to the Cross: Capernaum" | Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison | March 5, 2023
“The centurion knows that his own influence and authority pale in comparison to the power and authority of Jesus, so much so that he feels unworthy even thinking about being in Jesus' presence. This is what I just love - there is something about this Gentile man, a Roman, an outsider to the faith - he senses something about Jesus, he is keenly aware of Jesus' power; he knows that Jesus' power is not human, but divine. He sees Jesus for who he is more than any of the devout Jews, even more so than the disciples. Jesus is constantly having to reassure, convince, and prove his identity to those around him. But not so with this man.“ - Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison
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"Journey to the Cross: Nazareth" | Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison | February 26, 2023
“This Lent, it’s time to take Jesus’ message to heart and sincerely examine our hearts. After all, Jesus sees deep within us. There is nothing we can hide from him. The people of Nazareth couldn’t hide their own pride and hate. Neither can we.“ - Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison
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"The Elephant in the Room: Suicide" | Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison | February 19, 2023
“Where the presence of Jesus is, there is peace.“ - Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison
Are you in need of help or do you know someone who is? Don’t hesitate to reach out!!
Call 988 – National Suicide Prevention Crisis Line through SAMHSA
Are you in need of help or do you know someone who is? Don’t hesitate to reach out!!!
Call 211 for 24/7 Help – The Crisis Line of Tampa Bay provides a 24/7 crisis hotline for those who need help, including those who are struggling with mental illness or those who have thoughts of suicide. Reach out!
Call 988 – National Suicide Prevention Crisis Line through SAMHSA
1-800-662- HELP – SAMHSA’s (Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration) National Helpline is a free, confidential, 24/7, 365-day-a-year treatment referral and information service (in English and Spanish) for individuals and families facing mental and/or substance use disorders.
National Alliance for Mental Illness (NAMI): For more information on mental health conditions, check out nami.org/home.
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“Where the presence of Jesus is, there is peace.“ - Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison
Are you in need of help or do you know someone who is? Don’t hesitate to reach out!!
Call 988 – National Suicide Prevention Crisis Line through SAMHSA
“Those with addiction often resist turning to God. The thought is that turning to God will mean oppression – it will mean rules and being controlled rather than having the control. But the reality is that it is only when we turn to God that we can have freedom. John 8:36, “If the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.” “ - Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison
“Where the presence of Jesus is, there is peace.“ - Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison
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"The Elephant in the Room: Addiction" | Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison | February 12, 2023
“Those with addiction often resist turning to God. The thought is that turning to God will mean oppression – it will mean rules and being controlled rather than having the control. But the reality is that it is only when we turn to God that we can have freedom. John 8:36, “If the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.” “ - Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison
Are you in need of help or do you know someone who is? Don’t hesitate to reach out!!!
Call 211 for 24/7 Help – The Crisis Line of Tampa Bay provides a 24/7 crisis hotline for those who need help, including those who are struggling with mental illness or those who have thoughts of suicide. Reach out!
Call 988 – National Suicide Prevention Crisis Line through SAMHSA
1-800-662- HELP – SAMHSA’s (Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration) National Helpline is a free, confidential, 24/7, 365-day-a-year treatment referral and information service (in English and Spanish) for individuals and families facing mental and/or substance use disorders.
National Alliance for Mental Illness (NAMI): For more information on mental health conditions, check out nami.org/home.
9:00 Traditional Service
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“Where the presence of Jesus is, there is peace.“ - Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison
Are you in need of help or do you know someone who is? Don’t hesitate to reach out!!
Call 988 – National Suicide Prevention Crisis Line through SAMHSA
“Those with addiction often resist turning to God. The thought is that turning to God will mean oppression – it will mean rules and being controlled rather than having the control. But the reality is that it is only when we turn to God that we can have freedom. John 8:36, “If the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.” “ - Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison
“Where the presence of Jesus is, there is peace.“ - Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison
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"The Elephant in the Room: Depression and Anxiety" | Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison | February 5, 2023
“Where the presence of Jesus is, there is peace.“ - Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison
Are you in need of help or do you know someone who is? Don’t hesitate to reach out!!!
Call 211 for 24/7 Help – The Crisis Line of Tampa Bay provides a 24/7 crisis hotline for those who need help, including those who are struggling with mental illness or those who have thoughts of suicide. Reach out!
Call 988 – National Suicide Prevention Crisis Line through SAMHSA
1-800-662- HELP – SAMHSA’s (Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration) National Helpline is a free, confidential, 24/7, 365-day-a-year treatment referral and information service (in English and Spanish) for individuals and families facing mental and/or substance use disorders.
National Alliance for Mental Illness (NAMI): For more information on mental health conditions, check out nami.org/home.
9:00 Traditional Service
11:00 AM Praise Service
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More Sermons in this Series
“Where the presence of Jesus is, there is peace.“ - Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison
Are you in need of help or do you know someone who is? Don’t hesitate to reach out!!
Call 988 – National Suicide Prevention Crisis Line through SAMHSA
“Those with addiction often resist turning to God. The thought is that turning to God will mean oppression – it will mean rules and being controlled rather than having the control. But the reality is that it is only when we turn to God that we can have freedom. John 8:36, “If the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.” “ - Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison
“Where the presence of Jesus is, there is peace.“ - Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison
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"We Are New Hope: We are Placed Here for a Purpose" | Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison | January 29, 2023
"The greatest commandment is to love God AND to love others. Jesus is saying that there is no way we can separate our love of God from our love of people. They are intricately connected.“ - Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison
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"The greatest commandment is to love God AND to love others. Jesus is saying that there is no way we can separate our love of God from our love of people. They are intricately connected.“ - Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison
"There is an epidemic of loneliness. People need the family of faith and don’t even know it!“ - Rev Dr. Vicki Harrison
""What part of your life have you not yet turned over to Jesus?“ - Rev Dr. Vicki Harrison
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"We Are New Hope: We are a Family of Faith " | Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison | January 22, 2023
"There is an epidemic of loneliness. People need the family of faith and don’t even know it!“ - Rev Dr. Vicki Harrison
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In this powerful sermon from the “Creed” series, Pastor Vicki Harrison unpacks the profound implications of the Apostles’ Creed, particularly focusing on the resurrection and return of Jesus Christ. She reinforces that the resurrection is not just a historical event but a cornerstone of our faith, offering us a new life and hope for eternity. Pastor Vicki emphasizes how this belief calls us to live dynamically, engaging actively in our mission to make more and better followers of Jesus Christ, by demonstrating God’s transformative power in our daily lives. The sermon invites us to embody the values of being rooted in God’s Word, renewal through the Holy Spirit, and reaching out to the world with Jesus’s message of love and hope. It culminates in a call to action, urging us to prepare for Jesus’s return by living out our faith boldly and visibly, making a tangible impact in the world.
Join Pastor Vicki Harrison as she explores the profound truths about salvation in Jesus Christ through the Apostle’s Creed. Discover the transformative power of His sacrifice and what it means for believers today.
In the second week of the Creed series, Pastor Vicki Harrison delves into the profound significance of Jesus Christ as affirmed in the Apostles’ Creed. She underscores the declaration of Jesus as the Messiah, the Son of the living God, and our Lord, exploring each title’s deep theological roots. The sermon unpacks key scripture passages, including Matthew 16:13-16, to illustrate Jesus’ identity and mission. Through her message, Pastor Harrison challenges the congregation to recognize and affirm Jesus’ lordship in their lives, transcending mere acknowledgment as Savior to embracing Him as the ultimate authority over all aspects of life.
In the sermon “I Believe in God the Father,” Pastor Vicki Harrison initiates the “Creed” series, focusing on the profound truths embedded in the Apostles’ Creed. This series, deeply rooted in the community and faith of New Hope, aims to fortify believers with a robust understanding of foundational Christian doctrines, guiding daily actions and strengthening communal bonds.
Explore how life’s storms can deepen your faith in “Faith and Suffering,” a sermon by Pastor Roberto Chaple from the “From Doubts to Doorways” series, emphasizing growth through challenges.
In the “From Doubts to Doorways” series, Pastor Vicki Harrison tackles the challenging question: Is Jesus the only way to salvation? Drawing from John 14:1-6 and other scriptural references, Pastor Harrison emphasizes Jesus’ exclusive claim as the only way to the Father, highlighting the consistency of this message across the New Testament. She addresses common doubts and questions about the fairness and inclusivity of this claim, reinforcing that Jesus’ sacrificial death underlines its truth. The sermon calls for reflection on our personal beliefs and challenges us to align our actions with the conviction that Jesus is indeed the only path to eternal life, urging outreach and evangelism as natural responses to this belief. Learn more about our mission.
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"We Are New Hope: We are Jesus’ Servants " | Rev. Dr. Vicki Harrison | January 15, 2023
""What part of your life have you not yet turned over to Jesus?“ - Rev Dr. Vicki Harrison
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In this powerful sermon from the “Creed” series, Pastor Vicki Harrison unpacks the profound implications of the Apostles’ Creed, particularly focusing on the resurrection and return of Jesus Christ. She reinforces that the resurrection is not just a historical event but a cornerstone of our faith, offering us a new life and hope for eternity. Pastor Vicki emphasizes how this belief calls us to live dynamically, engaging actively in our mission to make more and better followers of Jesus Christ, by demonstrating God’s transformative power in our daily lives. The sermon invites us to embody the values of being rooted in God’s Word, renewal through the Holy Spirit, and reaching out to the world with Jesus’s message of love and hope. It culminates in a call to action, urging us to prepare for Jesus’s return by living out our faith boldly and visibly, making a tangible impact in the world.
Join Pastor Vicki Harrison as she explores the profound truths about salvation in Jesus Christ through the Apostle’s Creed. Discover the transformative power of His sacrifice and what it means for believers today.
In the second week of the Creed series, Pastor Vicki Harrison delves into the profound significance of Jesus Christ as affirmed in the Apostles’ Creed. She underscores the declaration of Jesus as the Messiah, the Son of the living God, and our Lord, exploring each title’s deep theological roots. The sermon unpacks key scripture passages, including Matthew 16:13-16, to illustrate Jesus’ identity and mission. Through her message, Pastor Harrison challenges the congregation to recognize and affirm Jesus’ lordship in their lives, transcending mere acknowledgment as Savior to embracing Him as the ultimate authority over all aspects of life.
In the sermon “I Believe in God the Father,” Pastor Vicki Harrison initiates the “Creed” series, focusing on the profound truths embedded in the Apostles’ Creed. This series, deeply rooted in the community and faith of New Hope, aims to fortify believers with a robust understanding of foundational Christian doctrines, guiding daily actions and strengthening communal bonds.
Explore how life’s storms can deepen your faith in “Faith and Suffering,” a sermon by Pastor Roberto Chaple from the “From Doubts to Doorways” series, emphasizing growth through challenges.
In the “From Doubts to Doorways” series, Pastor Vicki Harrison tackles the challenging question: Is Jesus the only way to salvation? Drawing from John 14:1-6 and other scriptural references, Pastor Harrison emphasizes Jesus’ exclusive claim as the only way to the Father, highlighting the consistency of this message across the New Testament. She addresses common doubts and questions about the fairness and inclusivity of this claim, reinforcing that Jesus’ sacrificial death underlines its truth. The sermon calls for reflection on our personal beliefs and challenges us to align our actions with the conviction that Jesus is indeed the only path to eternal life, urging outreach and evangelism as natural responses to this belief. Learn more about our mission.
Other Sermons by Vicki Harrison
"Young Voices: Emmy and Brianna" Full Worship | January 8, 2023
"How do we ensure we aren’t living for others? Proverbs 4:23 Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.“ - Emmy
“God has a good plan and we are called to trust Him and to patiently have hope in this plan.” - Brianna
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"How do we ensure we aren’t living for others? Proverbs 4:23 Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.“ - Emmy
“God has a good plan and we are called to trust Him and to patiently have hope in this plan.” - Brianna
"As the New Year begins, make God your everyday priority because God is calling you to go deeper.“ - Alyssa