2 Kings 6

We’re talking about the moments when something slips out of our lives, without us even meaning to lose it. The good news is that God specializes in restoring what we lost. If you need a fresh start or want to get back what life has taken, this message is for you. Come be encouraged and bring someone with you!

2 Kings 4:1

On Wednesday night at Action Group, we spoke about the privilege of carrying one another in prayer—lifting up each other’s families, and especially our children. We have been praying for your children this week, believing that God’s hand is upon them.

 It reminded me of a powerful book I once read, Praying Circles Around Your Children. The author says something phenomenal: when we pray, we draw a circle of God’s protection, purpose, and presence around the ones we love. Prayer doesn’t just change situations—it shapes destinies. Every whispered prayer over our children becomes a seed of faith that God waters in His perfect timing.

 2 Kings 3:9-10 

 2 Kings 3:9-10 

1 Kings 19:19

We are starting a new series today. In our new series, “Live your calling”, we’ll see what happens when we leave comfort behind and pursue our true purpose 

Gen. 2:18

Loneliness is one of the silent struggles of our generation. Even in crowded rooms and busy schedules, many hearts still feel unseen and unheard. But God never designed us to live isolated lives. From the beginning, He created us for connection—with Him and with one another. Today, we’ll discover how the Church—not just the building but the people—can become a place of grace, healing, and purpose. When the service is over, we don’t walk away; we stay in the room. Come and see what happens when love lingers, and community begins.

Mark 2:17

They tore the roof open to get their friend to Jesus! 

That’s faith in action—and that’s what we’re talking about this week at New Hope!

Join us for “The Miracle You Need Most!” — Part 3 of our We Are the Church series.

Discover how God still meets people in their deepest need and changes lives forever.

Acts 2:42-46

When you look at the early church in Acts, you don’t see a group of people just attending a service once a week. You see a movement. You see men and women radically transformed by Jesus—devoted to His Word, devoted to each other, and devoted to reaching the world. They weren’t playing it safe; they were sold out, generous, and bold in their faith. And because of that, the Lord added to their number daily. That same call is before us today. We are not just going to church—we are the church. 

James 1:22

We believe the church isn’t a building—it’s people. And when each of those people knows who they are and what they believe, they can achieve incredible things together. In our new series, We Are the Church, let’s learn more about who we are and how we can work together to change the world.

Isaiah 61:1-5

As we step into this new calling here at New Hope, I am reminded of the words in Isaiah 61 “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because He has anointed me”. This is not just the story of a prophet long ago, but a living word for us right here, right now! God has anointed us for a mission of healing, hope, and restoration.