What does giving look like in the life of a person walking in the grace of God? Join us as we look at the elements, energy and effects of generosity in the lives of God’s people.

We know that “loving money” is bad, but doesn’t God want us to be successful and prosperous? Is it wrong to trust God for wealth, health and prosperity? Join us as we look at what the Bible says about it.

How should a Christian view money and wealth? Is it a blessing or a sinful temptation? Join us as we walk through a Biblical perspective on wealth in the Church.

Are you satisfied with what God has given you or is contentment always just out of reach? What does contentment even look like in our world today? Join us as we begin our series For the Love of Money with a look at contentment.

Following Christ includes joining the mission that his followers have been given. We live for God in community on mission. 

Christians are not meant to live for God on their own, but in community. For that community to function as designed by God, it must strive for its full potential with a radical approach and a united goal unlike anything else in this world.

Who is New Hope Church? Where are we going? Big questions that we begin to answer today as we embrace our God-given identity and look to how we will live it out.

Every year we get an opportunity to reflect on how we’ve lived and adjust with a fresh start to a new year. Regardless of how 2025 went, we get a new beginning with a new year. Join us as we pray the Lord’s Prayer for 2026. 

Have you ever paused to notice that God may be doing something beautiful right in front of you? When a young woman realizes she has been invited into God’s redemptive plan, her heart is filled with awe and wonder. Her story reminds us that God is always at work, even in quiet and unexpected ways. In this message, we’ll discover how recognizing His marvelous work can inspire hope and bold faith in our own lives.

When Jesus was just days old, God proclaimed his arrival in the temple through Simeon and Anna. Now 2,000 years later, we get to walk in their footsteps proclaiming that the savior of the world has come.