New Hope Chapel

If we look at physiological details of the eyes and how the images and visual information is processed in the brain, what spiritual meaning can we derive from these details?

Rubén del Pilar

If we analyze the miraculous healing of the blind man from Bethsaida from a spiritual point of view using a spiritual lens and perspective...What can we learn about the physical and spiritual redeeming power of Jesus?What can we learn about the process of redemption and salvation of the believer?

Have you ever asked yourself: Why did the healing of the blind man of Bethsaida require the application of saliva and two touches over the eyes of the blind man from the part of Jesus? Didn’t Jesus have enough power to heal the blind man of Bethsaida with only one intervention? Listen as we try to answer these questions.

If God already knows your every thought, why do so many of us still wear masks when we pray? In this Podcast, we'll continue our study of Psalm 139 and explore David's bold invitation to stop pretending and start relating to God with openness, trust, and authenticity. It could change the way you pray forever.

What are you hoping for? Better circumstances? Healing for someone you love? A brighter tomorrow? We all hope for something—but what if the greatest hope isn't found in this life at all?

Today, we'll explore 1 Corinthians 15, where Paul reveals why the resurrection of Jesus is the foundation of the Christian faith. Discover the hope that outlasts suffering, conquers death, and changes everything.

In this podcast, we celebrate the risen Christ and discover the hope that anchors us today—and for eternity.

Feeling overwhelmed? David knew that feeling too. Join us this week as we explore Psalm 139 and discover how he found peace—not by changing his circumstances, but by resting in the truth that God knows him completely, cares for him personally, loves him deeply, and never leaves his side.

Pentecost was far more than the birth of the Church—it was the fulfillment of God's redemptive plan revealed through Israel's spring feasts. Passover pointed to Christ's sacrifice, Unleavened Bread to His sinless life and burial, First Fruits to His resurrection, and Pentecost to the outpouring of the Holy Spirit.

Just as the first Pentecost celebrated God giving His Law to Moses, this new Pentecost celebrates God giving His people His living Word through Jesus Christ and the indwelling Holy Spirit. It is also a powerful reversal of Babel, where divided languages gave way to a Spirit-created unity in Christ.

But there's another astonishing connection between Pentecost and Christ's Ascension—one that unlocks the "great mystery" Paul so often proclaimed. Join us for the Big Reveal!

Have you ever wondered, “Have I sinned too much for God to forgive me?”

In Matthew 12, Jesus makes a startling statement: “Every kind of sin and slander can be forgiven, but blasphemy against the Spirit will not be forgiven.” Does this mean there is a sin beyond the reach of God’s mercy?

Years ago, some people even posted videos online claiming they were committing the “unpardonable sin” by intentionally saying or doing things they believed could put them beyond forgiveness. But did they really cross a line God would not forgive?

Join us as we explore Jesus’ escalating conflict with the Pharisees and examine this difficult passage in its biblical context. Along the way, we’ll look at examples of serious sin in Scripture—and discover what they reveal about God’s justice, mercy, and grace.

According to the Mishnah, violating the Sabbath was considered one of the most serious offenses a person could commit, with the penalty being death by stoning. So when the Pharisees accused Jesus’ disciples of breaking Sabbath laws, they weren’t making a minor complaint—they were making a serious charge against Jesus Himself. 

What might seem like a small disagreement over rules was actually a challenge to Jesus’ identity. If He could be labeled a sinner, He could not be the promised Messiah.

Join us as we discover how Jesus turned the tables on the religious experts and taught the teachers a lesson they never expected.

Throughout history, there have been moments when everything changed—the invention of the wheel, the telephone, the internet. These breakthroughs transformed the way people lived and connected with one another.

Scripture also records pivotal moments when God changed the way He revealed Himself and related to humanity. This week, we’ll explore one of those often-overlooked turning points and discover how it reshaped our understanding of God’s presence with us.

And if you struggle with restless nights, constant fatigue, or waking up tired even after a nap, don’t miss this episode. You may discover a better way to find true rest.