New Hope PCUSA

On Easter Sunday (4/17), Pastor Russ explored how Easter is not just made for one day a year, but a life to live into.

Scripture: John 20:1-18

 

**New Hope is an open and affirming church that puts people first.**

On Sunday, April 10th, Pastor Jordan took a look at the Palm Sunday story. Have you ever watched a movie that ends with a plot twist that changes everything you just watched? On Palm Sunday, Jesus had a plot twist that no one saw coming.

Scripture: John 12:12-19

 

**New Hope is an open and affirming church that puts people first.**

On Sunday, April 3, Pastor Russ takes a look at how the culmination of "Signs" and "I Am" Resurrection life begins now. 

Scripture: John 11:17-48

 

**New Hope is an open and affirming church that puts people first.**

4/4/22 Pastor Jordan concludes a series on church sets that can inform how we relate to one another.

On Sunday, March 27th, Pastor Jordan explored what keeps ourselves and others from experiencing a life of wholeness and love.

 

Scripture: John 5:1-15

**New Hope is an open and affirming church that puts people first.**

3/28/22Pastor Jordan continues to talk about how we create our boundaries within our communities, institutions, and relationships.

On Sunday, March 20th, we celebrated Neighbor Day. Mr. Rogers' Birthday! And explored What is Truth? In this sermon, we look at how Jesus stands in the contradictions of humanity and what is "normal". It comes from John 18:28-19:16 .

 

**New Hope is an open and affirming church that puts people first.**

3/21/22Pastor Jordan continues to talk about how we create our boundaries within our communities, institutions, and relationships.

On Sunday, March 13, Pastor Russ explored service, forgiveness, love, and the concept of Cheap Grace. The sermon comes from John 14: 1-9.**New Hope is an open and affirming church that puts people first.**

3-14-22Sometimes we encounter Christians who really do not resemble Christ in their actions? Why is that? We all have different ways of relating to the world, but Christians tend to fall into the categories of Bounded, Fuzzy, and Centered.