New Hope Sermon

Have you ever felt like you’ve gone too far… like there’s no way back?

In Luke 15, Jesus tells the story of a son who walks away from everything—his family, his identity, and his home. But what happens next changes everything.

The parable of the prodigal son is one of the most powerful pictures of God’s love in the Bible. It shows us a Father who doesn’t just forgive… He runs, welcomes, and restores.

In this message, we break down what this story really means and why no matter how far you’ve gone, you’re never too far to come home.

This is Part 3 of our Lost & Found series, where we explore:

• The Lost Sheep

• The Lost Coin

• The Prodigal Son

If you’ve ever struggled with guilt, shame, or feeling distant from God, this message is for you.

Have you ever felt like you’ve lost your value… like you don’t matter anymore?

In Luke 15, Jesus tells the story of a woman who loses a coin—and refuses to stop searching until she finds it. This isn’t just a story about money. It’s about you.

In this message, we explore what the parable of the lost coin reveals about your worth, even when you feel forgotten, overlooked, or lost in the noise of life.

You are not disposable. You are not replaceable.

And according to Jesus, your worth has never changed.

This is Part 2 of our Lost & Found series, where we walk through the three powerful parables in Luke 15:

• The Lost Sheep

• The Lost Coin

• The Prodigal Son

If you’ve ever questioned your value or wondered if God still sees you, this message is for you.

In this episode, we dive into Luke 15 and explore the powerful story Jesus tells about the shepherd who leaves ninety-nine sheep to search for the one that wandered away. This parable reveals the heart of God—a shepherd who refuses to give up on the lost. We talk about what it means to be the one who wandered, why the shepherd went looking, and how heaven celebrates when even one person is found. If you’ve ever felt overlooked, far from God, or wondered if you still matter, this conversation reminds you that you are worth being found.

As we close our journey through Ephesians, we’re reminded that faith was never meant to stay in our heads—it’s meant to be lived out. In Ephesians 6:18–24, after describing the Armor of God, Paul the Apostle emphasizes the power of prayer and even asks others to pray that he would boldly share the gospel. The journey of learning is complete, but the mission is just beginning. This message challenges us to pray continually, step out in courage, and move from simply learning about faith to truly living it every day.

In this episode, we dive deep into the Armor of God — focusing on the Shield of Faith, the Helmet of Salvation, and the Sword of the Spirit. We talk about how the enemy sends flaming arrows meant to discourage, distract, and destroy, and how we can extinguish them through faith, Scripture, and knowing who we are in Christ. This powerful message will encourage you to speak God’s Word over your life, stand confident in your salvation, and stay anchored in the Bible — because the Word is our greatest weapon.

In this powerful message, we begin a two-part series based on Ephesians 6, exploring the unseen spiritual battle every person is facing — whether they realize it or not. Part one focuses on the foundation of our defense: the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, and the shoes of the gospel of peace.

This sermon challenges listeners to examine what they believe, how they live, and where they find their peace. Practical, bold, and deeply relevant, this message equips you to stand firm, guard your heart and mind, and walk confidently through life’s battles.

This message is brought to you by Jeremy Artis, Lead Pastor at New Hope Church in Overton, Nevada.

There’s a battle happening, whether we realize it or not. Not one we fight with our hands, but one we fight with our hearts, minds, and faith. Today we opened up Ephesians 6:13 and started the conversation about spiritual warfare — what it really looks like in everyday life, and how God equips us to stand firm. This isn’t about fear. It’s about awareness, strength, and learning how to fight the right way. 

Christian fellowship isn’t just about going to church — it’s about doing life together. In this message, Wyatt unpacks why biblical community is essential to our faith, spiritual growth, and everyday walk with Christ.

Through powerful Scripture and practical teaching, we explore how God designed us for connection, unity, encouragement, and shared purpose. If you’ve ever felt isolated in your faith or unsure where you belong, this message will remind you that you were never meant to walk alone.

Key Scriptures:

• Acts 2:42

• 1 John 1:3

• 1 Corinthians 12:12–13

• Hebrews 10:24–25

We usually think obedience comes from pressure, rules, or control. But in real life — at home, at work, and in relationships — people don’t respond best to force… they respond to safety and trust. In this episode, we explore Ephesians 6:1–9 and talk about why obedience is actually a byproduct of grace, not control. We discuss parenting without provoking, honoring imperfect parents, forgiving when family relationships are strained, and how God’s design for family mirrors the kind of leadership that brings healing instead of harm.

You don’t have to be “churchy” to relate to this — this conversation is about real relationships, real wounds, and real growth.