NewHope Church

06/03/2026

We naturally want God to remove the hard thing. To fix it. To change it. To make a way around it.

But sometimes God’s greatest work isn’t found in what He removes—it’s found in what He reveals.

There are parts of God’s character we only discover when we need His comfort. There are depths of His faithfulness we only recognize when everything else feels uncertain. And there are moments when we look back and realize that while we never would have chosen the path, we met God there in ways we never would have otherwise.

Faith isn’t built by understanding everything God is doing. It’s built by trusting who He is when we don’t.

Have you ever gone through something difficult and discovered a side of God’s heart you hadn’t experienced before?

06/01/2026

Grief has a way of asking hard questions. Questions like: Where is God? Why did this happen? How do I keep moving forward?

This week, Abbey shared a powerful and deeply personal message about walking through the loss of a loved one and discovering that even when life feels shaken, God remains faithful. Through the story of Lazarus in John 11, we were reminded that God doesn't always remove us from pain, but He faithfully walks with us through it.

If you're carrying grief today—whether it's the loss of a loved one, a relationship, a dream, or a season of life—know this: Jesus is still the Resurrection and the Life. He is still near. He is still restoring.

What is one way you've seen God meet you in a difficult season?

Reflecting on John 11, Abbey explores how the death of a loved one ...

05/31/2026

Reflecting on John 11, Abbey explored how the death of a loved one can shake us to our core, yet also open us to deeper faith, a more honest connection with God, and renewed hope and purpose.

Then, we celebrated 20 lives changed through the waters of Baptism! 🙌

What a special Sunday together, church!

05/30/2026

Join us this Sunday at 9:30 AM or 11:15 AM.

(Or 11:00 AM if you'd like an extra 15 minutes to meet some people and grab coffee. Thanks, Pastor Nick. 😂)

No matter what this week has looked like, you're welcome here. Come experience hope, community, and encouragement as we worship together and and grow closer to Jesus.

See you Sunday! 🙌

05/30/2026

We can’t promise valet parking…
…but there could be a chance Pastor Nick might pull up beside you in a golf cart.

Whether it’s your first time or your hundredth, we want every person who pulls into our parking lot to feel welcomed, seen, and at home from the moment they arrive.

We’d love to have you with us this Sunday.
Summer service times:
9:30 AM + 11:15 AM

05/28/2026

We’re coming ready with a brand new song this weekend, “Can’t Help But Praise.” 🙌

And to celebrate, we’ve updated our Spotify worship playlist-full of all our worship favorites. Want the mix?

Say playlist and we’ll message you the link!

05/27/2026

“If I feel Your heart and never see Your hand… I still have it all.”

Sunday reminded us that doubt makes us ask hard questions:
Does God still care?
Can I still trust Him?
Am I still called?

But even when we can’t see the full picture, God is still present. Still speaking. Still working. What a gift that our faith isn’t built on having every answer — it’s built on the presence of Jesus.

No treasure, no achievement, no perfect plan could ever satisfy like Him.

What if the miracle isn’t having everything figured out… but knowing God is with you in the middle of it?

05/26/2026

Doubt has a way of making us question if God still cares.

But just because you can’t see what God is doing doesn’t mean He’s not working.

You don’t have the full picture yet. You don’t see the provision, the purpose, or the plan God is building behind the scenes. But hear this today: God is active in your life. Even in the middle of uncertainty. Even in the middle of painful questions.

Especially when your doubt feels heavy, God still cares.

05/25/2026

Doubt has a way of making us feel isolated, uncertain, and exhausted. But throughout Scripture, we see that God never runs from people with questions — He moves toward them.

This week in Unshakable, Pastor Brett reminded us through the story of Elijah that doubt isn’t disqualification. God still speaks. God still calls. God still cares. And sometimes the greatest reminder of His faithfulness isn’t found in the fire or earthquake… but in His quiet presence.

“When I doubt Your plan, remind me of Your presence.”
What part of the message spoke to you most?

Pastor Brett Moore teaches from 1 Kings 19 that unshakable faith du...