Actions are louder than words. Every one of us is given a whole lifetime of choices. Of actions. And, ultimately, our life will be measured by what we do. Love is action. Love is demonstrated by what we do. To understand love, we look at Jesus.

It is difficult to define joy in the abstract. Happy? Contented? Yes, perhaps. But, perhaps true joy is something that Websters can’t encapsulate. Today we learn about what true joy is, and is not.

It is difficult to define joy in the abstract. Happy? Contented? Yes, perhaps. But, perhaps true joy is something that Websters can’t encapsulate. Today we learn about what true joy is, and is not.

Stories are powerful! God works through our stories to encourage and bolster the faith of others. Today, Jessica tells us a bit about her story and how God is working within her family.

Stories are powerful! God works through our stories to encourage and bolster the faith of others. Today, Jessica tells us a bit about her story and how God is working within her family.

Reality is pretty harsh, isn’t it? Many think of peace as having everything in its place. We think of the absence of stress. We think of ease and comfort. As we think about Peace today, a question: Can we experience peace in the midst of chaos? Or can we only experience peace when all is super well and ordered and perfect?

Reality is pretty harsh, isn’t it? Many think of peace as having everything in its place. We think of the absence of stress. We think of ease and comfort. As we think about Peace today, a question: Can we experience peace in the midst of chaos? Or can we only experience peace when all is super well and ordered and perfect?

Despair comes much easier to us than hope. This seems to be the ethos of our world today. There are people from every corner of the Earth that carry deep aches, disappointments, frustration, and the agony of unanswered prayer. In a world seemingly so dark, are things truly as hopeless as they appear? This morning we look at the hope Israel held at the first Advent, and how this hope rebukes the despair of our time.

Despair comes much easier to us than hope. This seems to be the ethos of our world today. There are people from every corner of the Earth that carry deep aches, disappointments, frustration, and the agony of unanswered prayer. In a world seemingly so dark, are things truly as hopeless as they appear? This morning we look at the hope Israel held at the first Advent, and how this hope rebukes the despair of our time.

Every Jesus follower is the beneficiary of someone’s obedience to the mission of Jesus.  We follow Jesus because someone invited us, someone provided a space to learn about Jesus. Someone wrote a book that moved us. Someone told us their story. Someone did something that affected us. Very few people have come to know Jesus without another person involved. In this teaching series, we continue to highlight the reach of our mission at New Hope and how Christ is using our church to reach the last, the lost, and the least.