While the Bible records some remarkable stories about people, places, and time, few of them capture the reflection of God’s amazing grace toward us, like 2 Samuel 9. Join us this weekend to see yourself in the midst of a really good story.

Are you bold in talking to God? He not only encourages us to come to Him confidently but reminds us in 2 Samuel 7 that there are definite reasons for us to approach Him with great boldness in our time of need. Find out more this weekend at NH.

Many today are looking for the ideal candidate to serve as a national leader. God reminds us in 2 Samuel 7 that there is only one who is “perfect” and truly able to carry out God’s eternal purposes. Join us this weekend as we dive into E23 Pt 73a.

This week at NH we’re diving back into the E2E study as we look at 2 Samuel 6. In that passage, we see the remarkable characteristics of a national leader whom God blesses.

This week we’re going to look at what it means to be in step with the Gospel. Paul writes to the Galatians and tells about a time he had to confront none other than Peter himself about what it means to live in reference to the truth of the Gospel.

2 Samuel 6 demonstrates that man-made methods of approaching God fail. He reminds us that He is a Holy God who will not be trifled with; therefore, He has to bring judgment. Find out more today in our E2E series.

King David is called a “man after God’s own heart.” In 2 Samuel 5, we discover why that label was attached to him. And we are reminded in God’s Word that a similar label can be attached to us. Find out more this weekend at New Hope as we dive back into our E2E study.

Tired of living in an angry and divided nation? Here’s the cure! Join us as we examine 2 Samuel 4 this weekend at NH.

There is no such thing as “personal sin,” because sin is never just about one person. In reality, sin always drags others down with it. In 1 Samuel 31, Saul’s sin is no longer just about himself, or just his family, or his community, or his nation. His sin actually allows the enemy to publicly […]

In 1 Samuel 28, we find several major life questions: how do we satisfy the empty hole of a troubled spirit? And can humans nullify the anger of an offended God? It’s precisely the difficult situation King Saul finds himself in. Join us this weekend to investigate what the Bible says about these massive issues.