New Hope PCUSA

Today we continue our sermon series based on Robert Schnase’s, "Five Practices of Fruitful Congregations by exploring Risk-Taking Mission & Service.  We learn that Nothing is more central to our faith identity and or church’s purpose than transforming the lives and conditions of people by offering ourselves in God’s name.  

Today we continue our sermon series based on Robert Schnase’s, "Five Practices of Fruitful Congregations by exploring Building Relationships. Acts 2:42 says, they devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer. What ways to you build relationships and community? Listening to the inspiring message from Pastor Murray. 

Today we continue our sermon series based on Robert Schnase’s, "Five Practices of Fruitful Congregations by exploring Passionate Worship. We discover that worship is a verb. It is something we do, not something that is done for us. When we worship, we are never mere spectators. God uses worship teach us, to speak to us, to transform us 

Welcome to the New Hope Presbyterian Church podcast from Castle Rock, CO, where we put people first, helping you find a home, build a life, and make a difference through faith. To learn more about New Hope, visit newhopepres.org.  

Today we continue our sermon series based on Robert Schnase’s, "Five Practices of Fruitful Congregations by exploring Radical Hospitality. The Rev Dr Murray holds up the proverbial mirror to help us examine if we practice Radical Hospitality in our church lives.  

Today we embark on a new sermon series based on the book by Robert Schnase, "Five Practices of Fruitful Congregations." As individuals and as a community of faith, we will listen and discern how our mission and ministry in the name of Jesus Christ can be more fruitful and life-giving!

In the gospel of John, Jesus tells his newly recruited disciples to "come and see" - come and see God's love at work in the world, come and see how you can put your faith into action, come and see how God wants you to love and serve others. Friends, we are called to come and see and to participate in God's work in this time and place.  

Today’s sermon is entitled “Being the Hands and Feet of Christ”. Using scriptures from 1 Peter 4:8-11, the Rev. Dr Caressa invites the members of New Hope who helped in last week’s Hand’s of Hope – a service designed to go into our community to serve with our, tangibly,  hands and feet.   

Using scriptures from Exodus 20:8-11, the Rev. Dr Caressa highlights God’s 4th commandment to Moses and the Israelites to remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. Her message is guided by the questions: “If you had a whole day to do whatever you wanted, what would I look like?” and “What prevents you from having the day?” because sometimes the most spiritual thing you can do on your Sabbath is take a nap and to include spiritual renewal and worship.

08/04/24 Worship at New Hope Presbyterian Church in Castle Rock, CO. New Hope is a church that Puts People First.

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