New Hope Christian Church - Whitestown

Rob wraps up 1 Timothy 5 and brings us to the truth of discipleship. "Follow Me" is an invitation to apprentice your life under Jesus, and we see Paul and Timothy living this truth in the letter.

In addition, as we prepare our hearts for the last Sunday in our current Worship Center, we turn our hearts towards gratitude and reflect on all that God has done in this space. Rob brings us into a heart of reflection and praise as we expectantly prepare for the season ahead!

Rob uses the account of the Resurrection in Luke this Easter Sunday. Because of the Resurrection, everything Jesus said about you was made true. You are loved. You are accepted.

Join Rob as he preaches through Jesus entering Jerusalem at the beginning of Holy Week. As you prepare for Easter, pay attention to the details of the story, and ask yourself - "what is keeping me from following Jesus more closely?"

David Wheeler joins us from the Legacy Coalition to share what the Bible says about leaving a legacy of faith. What does it look like to be intentional? How do we adjust our mindset and approach every single relationship with the goal of drawing them closer to Jesus?

Rob continues in our series “Endure” by preaching through 1 Timothy 4:11-16. He reminds us that our world doesn’t need more experts; we need more examples. Whose example are you following? And whose example are you offering to others?

Rob continues in our series in 1 Timothy by bringing us to the first part of chapter 4. In Paul’s letter, he warns Timothy that in later times people will abandon their faith or follow deceiving truths. What does it look like to train ourselves to be godly in the midst of a sinful world? Ultimately, we work on pursuing godliness from a place of gratitude.

Jim Dalrymple of Ozark Christian College joins us as we continue in our series through the book of 1 Timothy. Chapter 3:14-16 is the heartbeat of the entire letter - it speaks to how we must embody the message of the Gospel. Paul wants the church to be as healthy as possible so that it might be as effective as possible.

Rob continues in our series through the book of 1 Timothy with Paul's instructions regarding those who serve as deacons. If you are going to follow Christ, then things in your life should look different. Ultimately, the call to serve others and the church should be pressing in on every person.

Rob continues our series in 1 Timothy by focusing on what it means to lead in God's Kingdom - and in His church. Chapter 3:1-7 focus specifically on the role of an Elder in the church - the characteristics in this passage describe the fruit of an intentional and intimate connection to Jesus. Ultimately, this kind of leadership is sacrificial and countercultural - the identity of the individual is completely rooted in the character of - and relationship with - Jesus.

1 Timothy 2:8-15 speaks to how men and women should relate to one another in the household of God - in the church. Rob explains that leaning into God's design laid out in Scripture allows for men and women to flourish in their specific roles.