New Hope London Podcast http://www.newhopelondon.com/ New Hope Community Church josh@newhopelondon.com New Hope Community Church Weekly teaching audio brought to you by New Hope Community Church Weekly teaching audio brought to you by New Hope Community Church en © 2026 New Hope Community Church no Do You See Him? Sam Duerden <p>Sam concludes our Open Eyes & Burning Hearts series focusing on the moment the disciples finally recognized Jesus at the table. As they walked the road to Emmaus, their hearts burned within them, yet it wasn’t until they invited Jesus in and broke bread with Him that their eyes were truly opened. In this message, Sam challenges us to move beyond simply knowing about Jesus and into a deeper, personal relationship with Him—one marked by hunger, intimacy, and daily communion with His presence.</p> <p>Sam concludes our Open Eyes & Burning Hearts series focusing on the moment the disciples finally recognized Jesus at the table. As they walked the road to Emmaus, their hearts burned within them, yet it wasn’t until they invited Jesus in and broke bread with Him that their eyes were truly opened. In this message, Sam challenges us to move beyond simply knowing about Jesus and into a deeper, personal relationship with Him—one marked by hunger, intimacy, and daily communion with His presence.</p> Sam concludes our Open Eyes & Burning Hearts series focusing on the moment the disciples finally recognized Jesus at the table. As they walked the road to Emmaus, their hearts burned within them, yet it wasn’t until they invited Jesus in and broke bread with Him that their eyes were truly opened. In this message, Sam challenges us to move beyond simply knowing about Jesus and into a deeper, personal relationship with Him—one marked by hunger, intimacy, and daily communion with His presence.

]]> Sun, 05 Jul 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4096 1 4099244179f7d26bca1fa57dfcffc738 no Baptism Sunday | June 28 Sam Duerden Sun, 28 Jun 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4342 2 0b43cfa0207e3d2744798d93e9e23ea8 no Burning Hearts Will Whyte <p>Will continues our Open Eyes & Burning Hearts series by exploring the story of the disciples on the road to Emmaus in Luke 24. As they struggled with disappointment and unmet expectations, they failed to recognize that Jesus was walking with them the entire time. In this message, Will challenges us to consider how our own assumptions about what God should do can blind us to what He is already doing right in front of us. Will reminds us that God’s kingdom is often at work in ways we don’t expect and in moments we’re tempted to overlook.</p> <p>Will continues our Open Eyes & Burning Hearts series by exploring the story of the disciples on the road to Emmaus in Luke 24. As they struggled with disappointment and unmet expectations, they failed to recognize that Jesus was walking with them the entire time. In this message, Will challenges us to consider how our own assumptions about what God should do can blind us to what He is already doing right in front of us. Will reminds us that God’s kingdom is often at work in ways we don’t expect and in moments we’re tempted to overlook.</p> Will continues our Open Eyes & Burning Hearts series by exploring the story of the disciples on the road to Emmaus in Luke 24. As they struggled with disappointment and unmet expectations, they failed to recognize that Jesus was walking with them the entire time. In this message, Will challenges us to consider how our own assumptions about what God should do can blind us to what He is already doing right in front of us. Will reminds us that God’s kingdom is often at work in ways we don’t expect and in moments we’re tempted to overlook.

]]> Sun, 21 Jun 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4033 3 ca8d8ae2c7bf8e230b9353406f115110 no Open Eyes Sam Duerden <p>Sam kicks off our new series, Open Eyes & Burning Hearts, with a powerful message from Luke 24 and the story of the road to Emmaus. Exploring the disappointment, confusion, and crushed expectations experienced by two disciples after Jesus’ crucifixion, Sam reminds us that Jesus is often closest when we least recognize Him. This message challenges us to see beyond our circumstances, trust God even when life doesn’t unfold the way we hoped, and discover that our hope is not behind us—it’s still ahead of us in Christ. Through biblical insight and practical encouragement, Sam shows how God meets us in our disappointments, walks with us through them, and uses them to shape our faith. If you've ever wondered where God is in the middle of unanswered questions or difficult seasons, this message is a powerful reminder to keep your eyes open and your heart burning for Him.</p> <p>Sam kicks off our new series, Open Eyes & Burning Hearts, with a powerful message from Luke 24 and the story of the road to Emmaus. Exploring the disappointment, confusion, and crushed expectations experienced by two disciples after Jesus’ crucifixion, Sam reminds us that Jesus is often closest when we least recognize Him. This message challenges us to see beyond our circumstances, trust God even when life doesn’t unfold the way we hoped, and discover that our hope is not behind us—it’s still ahead of us in Christ. Through biblical insight and practical encouragement, Sam shows how God meets us in our disappointments, walks with us through them, and uses them to shape our faith. If you've ever wondered where God is in the middle of unanswered questions or difficult seasons, this message is a powerful reminder to keep your eyes open and your heart burning for Him.</p> Sam kicks off our new series, Open Eyes & Burning Hearts, with a powerful message from Luke 24 and the story of the road to Emmaus. Exploring the disappointment, confusion, and crushed expectations experienced by two disciples after Jesus’ crucifixion, Sam reminds us that Jesus is often closest when we least recognize Him. This message challenges us to see beyond our circumstances, trust God even when life doesn’t unfold the way we hoped, and discover that our hope is not behind us—it’s still ahead of us in Christ. Through biblical insight and practical encouragement, Sam shows how God meets us in our disappointments, walks with us through them, and uses them to shape our faith. If you've ever wondered where God is in the middle of unanswered questions or difficult seasons, this message is a powerful reminder to keep your eyes open and your heart burning for Him.

]]> Sun, 14 Jun 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4330 4 35dcc39bba2568fdfdcb07ae09315d3e no Baptism Sunday | June 7 Second Sun, 07 Jun 2026 10:00:00 +0000 3894 5 2bcd4bc920bb1ac7b5018d2c37bc95ee no Baptism Sunday - Second Service Sam Duerden <p>This Baptism Sunday was all about celebrating lives transformed by Jesus. Sam shares a powerful message from John 4, reminding us that every person is searching for something to satisfy the deepest thirst of the soul—and that only Jesus, the source of Living Water, can truly fulfill that need. Through inspiring baptism testimonies and a message of hope, we see how God meets people right where they are, brings freedom, restoration, and new life, and invites them into relationship with Him. Whether you're exploring faith, returning to God, or celebrating alongside those taking their next step, this service is a powerful reminder that Jesus still changes lives today. Join us as we celebrate stories of redemption, renewal, and the life-changing power of Christ.</p> <p>This Baptism Sunday was all about celebrating lives transformed by Jesus. Sam shares a powerful message from John 4, reminding us that every person is searching for something to satisfy the deepest thirst of the soul—and that only Jesus, the source of Living Water, can truly fulfill that need. Through inspiring baptism testimonies and a message of hope, we see how God meets people right where they are, brings freedom, restoration, and new life, and invites them into relationship with Him. Whether you're exploring faith, returning to God, or celebrating alongside those taking their next step, this service is a powerful reminder that Jesus still changes lives today. Join us as we celebrate stories of redemption, renewal, and the life-changing power of Christ.</p> This Baptism Sunday was all about celebrating lives transformed by Jesus. Sam shares a powerful message from John 4, reminding us that every person is searching for something to satisfy the deepest thirst of the soul—and that only Jesus, the source of Living Water, can truly fulfill that need. Through inspiring baptism testimonies and a message of hope, we see how God meets people right where they are, brings freedom, restoration, and new life, and invites them into relationship with Him. Whether you're exploring faith, returning to God, or celebrating alongside those taking their next step, this service is a powerful reminder that Jesus still changes lives today. Join us as we celebrate stories of redemption, renewal, and the life-changing power of Christ.

]]> Sun, 31 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4622 6 077281fe751643383562f09910f289b6 no Baptism Sunday: First Service Sam Duerden <p>This Baptism Sunday was all about celebrating lives transformed by Jesus. Sam shares a powerful message from John 4, reminding us that every person is searching for something to satisfy the deepest thirst of the soul—and that only Jesus, the source of Living Water, can truly fulfill that need. Through inspiring baptism testimonies and a message of hope, we see how God meets people right where they are, brings freedom, restoration, and new life, and invites them into relationship with Him. Whether you're exploring faith, returning to God, or celebrating alongside those taking their next step, this service is a powerful reminder that Jesus still changes lives today. Join us as we celebrate stories of redemption, renewal, and the life-changing power of Christ.</p> <p>This Baptism Sunday was all about celebrating lives transformed by Jesus. Sam shares a powerful message from John 4, reminding us that every person is searching for something to satisfy the deepest thirst of the soul—and that only Jesus, the source of Living Water, can truly fulfill that need. Through inspiring baptism testimonies and a message of hope, we see how God meets people right where they are, brings freedom, restoration, and new life, and invites them into relationship with Him. Whether you're exploring faith, returning to God, or celebrating alongside those taking their next step, this service is a powerful reminder that Jesus still changes lives today. Join us as we celebrate stories of redemption, renewal, and the life-changing power of Christ.</p> This Baptism Sunday was all about celebrating lives transformed by Jesus. Sam shares a powerful message from John 4, reminding us that every person is searching for something to satisfy the deepest thirst of the soul—and that only Jesus, the source of Living Water, can truly fulfill that need. Through inspiring baptism testimonies and a message of hope, we see how God meets people right where they are, brings freedom, restoration, and new life, and invites them into relationship with Him. Whether you're exploring faith, returning to God, or celebrating alongside those taking their next step, this service is a powerful reminder that Jesus still changes lives today. Join us as we celebrate stories of redemption, renewal, and the life-changing power of Christ.

]]> Sun, 31 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4090 7 e1b37b205d5624b347a77660eda3aab0 no Come Holy Spirit Sam Duerden Sun, 24 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4187 8 c1e80ef6acafc5f6998631d7289315d0 no Refined By A Fire Will Whyte <p>Will continues our “There Is A Flame” series with a powerful message titled “Refined By A Fire,” looking at the life of Peter and the process God uses to shape and restore us. Walking through Peter’s boldness, failures, denial of Jesus, and ultimate restoration, Will reminds us that God doesn’t discard broken people — He refines them. This message explores how God often burns away pride, self-reliance, and fear before igniting us with purpose and passion for His kingdom.</p> <p>Will continues our “There Is A Flame” series with a powerful message titled “Refined By A Fire,” looking at the life of Peter and the process God uses to shape and restore us. Walking through Peter’s boldness, failures, denial of Jesus, and ultimate restoration, Will reminds us that God doesn’t discard broken people — He refines them. This message explores how God often burns away pride, self-reliance, and fear before igniting us with purpose and passion for His kingdom.</p> Will continues our “There Is A Flame” series with a powerful message titled “Refined By A Fire,” looking at the life of Peter and the process God uses to shape and restore us. Walking through Peter’s boldness, failures, denial of Jesus, and ultimate restoration, Will reminds us that God doesn’t discard broken people — He refines them. This message explores how God often burns away pride, self-reliance, and fear before igniting us with purpose and passion for His kingdom.

]]> Sun, 17 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4174 9 b00d865cedbb53d8188cf8ff8f19d154 no Another in the Fire Sam Duerden <p>Sam continues our “There Is A Flame” series with a powerful message from Daniel 3 on Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the fiery furnace. In a world pressuring them to conform, these three men chose conviction over compromise — trusting that God was with them no matter the outcome. Sam unpacks what it means to carry a fire within that burns stronger than the pressure around us, reminding us that God doesn’t always rescue us from the fire, but He is always with us in it.</p> <p>Sam continues our “There Is A Flame” series with a powerful message from Daniel 3 on Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the fiery furnace. In a world pressuring them to conform, these three men chose conviction over compromise — trusting that God was with them no matter the outcome. Sam unpacks what it means to carry a fire within that burns stronger than the pressure around us, reminding us that God doesn’t always rescue us from the fire, but He is always with us in it.</p> Sam continues our “There Is A Flame” series with a powerful message from Daniel 3 on Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the fiery furnace. In a world pressuring them to conform, these three men chose conviction over compromise — trusting that God was with them no matter the outcome. Sam unpacks what it means to carry a fire within that burns stronger than the pressure around us, reminding us that God doesn’t always rescue us from the fire, but He is always with us in it.

]]> Sun, 10 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4168 10 a40c284fbc47e9e2799b48fa7b70aef6 no Mount Carmel Sam Duerden <p>Sam brings a powerful message about the difference between a quick spark and the lasting fire of God. Using vivid imagery and passionate teaching, this sermon challenges us to stop settling for surface-level faith and pursue a life fully set ablaze for Jesus. Sam unpacks what it looks like to carry a flame that doesn’t burn out when life gets hard, but continues to shine and push back darkness.</p> <p>Sam brings a powerful message about the difference between a quick spark and the lasting fire of God. Using vivid imagery and passionate teaching, this sermon challenges us to stop settling for surface-level faith and pursue a life fully set ablaze for Jesus. Sam unpacks what it looks like to carry a flame that doesn’t burn out when life gets hard, but continues to shine and push back darkness.</p> Sam brings a powerful message about the difference between a quick spark and the lasting fire of God. Using vivid imagery and passionate teaching, this sermon challenges us to stop settling for surface-level faith and pursue a life fully set ablaze for Jesus. Sam unpacks what it looks like to carry a flame that doesn’t burn out when life gets hard, but continues to shine and push back darkness.

]]> Sun, 03 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4011 11 b6d0351f5e475f4434c38947cd9e3fec no The Pilar of Fire Sam Duerden <p>This week at New Hope, we continued our series “There Is a Flame” with a message from Sam.</p><p>Looking through Exodus 40, this sermon focuses on God’s presence—how He dwelt with His people, led them, and filled the tabernacle with His glory. Sam unpacks what it means for us today to not just know about God, but to live with an awareness of His presence in every part of our lives.</p><p>No matter the season you’re in—whether it’s uncertainty, growth, or breakthrough—this message is a reminder that God is with you, guiding you, and working through you. You’ve been placed exactly where you are for a purpose: to carry His presence and share His love with the world around you.</p><p>Be encouraged this week to trust Him fully, surrender control, and walk confidently knowing He goes before you.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, we continued our series “There Is a Flame” with a message from Sam.</p><p>Looking through Exodus 40, this sermon focuses on God’s presence—how He dwelt with His people, led them, and filled the tabernacle with His glory. Sam unpacks what it means for us today to not just know about God, but to live with an awareness of His presence in every part of our lives.</p><p>No matter the season you’re in—whether it’s uncertainty, growth, or breakthrough—this message is a reminder that God is with you, guiding you, and working through you. You’ve been placed exactly where you are for a purpose: to carry His presence and share His love with the world around you.</p><p>Be encouraged this week to trust Him fully, surrender control, and walk confidently knowing He goes before you.</p> This week at New Hope, we continued our series “There Is a Flame” with a message from Sam.

Looking through Exodus 40, this sermon focuses on God’s presence—how He dwelt with His people, led them, and filled the tabernacle with His glory. Sam unpacks what it means for us today to not just know about God, but to live with an awareness of His presence in every part of our lives.

No matter the season you’re in—whether it’s uncertainty, growth, or breakthrough—this message is a reminder that God is with you, guiding you, and working through you. You’ve been placed exactly where you are for a purpose: to carry His presence and share His love with the world around you.

Be encouraged this week to trust Him fully, surrender control, and walk confidently knowing He goes before you.

]]> Sun, 26 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 3873 12 81557a94fa46fce89f8f4693b17c4c03 no The Burning Bush Sam Duerden <p>This week at New Hope, Sam kicks off a brand new series titled There Is a Flame with a message about the fire of God at work in our lives. Through Scripture, we’re reminded that God’s presence isn’t passive—it ignites, refines, and calls us to deeper faith and obedience. This message challenges us to examine what fuels our spiritual lives and whether we’re allowing God’s flame to burn freely within us. As the series begins, we’re invited to lean in, stir our faith, and respond to what God wants to do. No matter where you are, God’s fire is still burning—and He’s inviting us closer.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, Sam kicks off a brand new series titled There Is a Flame with a message about the fire of God at work in our lives. Through Scripture, we’re reminded that God’s presence isn’t passive—it ignites, refines, and calls us to deeper faith and obedience. This message challenges us to examine what fuels our spiritual lives and whether we’re allowing God’s flame to burn freely within us. As the series begins, we’re invited to lean in, stir our faith, and respond to what God wants to do. No matter where you are, God’s fire is still burning—and He’s inviting us closer.</p> This week at New Hope, Sam kicks off a brand new series titled There Is a Flame with a message about the fire of God at work in our lives. Through Scripture, we’re reminded that God’s presence isn’t passive—it ignites, refines, and calls us to deeper faith and obedience. This message challenges us to examine what fuels our spiritual lives and whether we’re allowing God’s flame to burn freely within us. As the series begins, we’re invited to lean in, stir our faith, and respond to what God wants to do. No matter where you are, God’s fire is still burning—and He’s inviting us closer.

]]> Sun, 19 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4085 13 f68ebd0053275834040bc0c8868d32b8 no Easter Sunday Sam Duerden <p>This Easter Sunday at New Hope, Sam shares a powerful message centered on the hope and new life found in the resurrection of Jesus. Through Scripture, we’re reminded that Easter isn’t just a moment in history—it’s an invitation into a transformed life today. Because of Jesus’ victory over sin and death, we are offered forgiveness, freedom, and a fresh start. This message encourages us to reflect on the significance of the cross and the empty tomb in our own lives. No matter your story, Easter is a reminder that new life is possible through Him.</p> <p>This Easter Sunday at New Hope, Sam shares a powerful message centered on the hope and new life found in the resurrection of Jesus. Through Scripture, we’re reminded that Easter isn’t just a moment in history—it’s an invitation into a transformed life today. Because of Jesus’ victory over sin and death, we are offered forgiveness, freedom, and a fresh start. This message encourages us to reflect on the significance of the cross and the empty tomb in our own lives. No matter your story, Easter is a reminder that new life is possible through Him.</p> This Easter Sunday at New Hope, Sam shares a powerful message centered on the hope and new life found in the resurrection of Jesus. Through Scripture, we’re reminded that Easter isn’t just a moment in history—it’s an invitation into a transformed life today. Because of Jesus’ victory over sin and death, we are offered forgiveness, freedom, and a fresh start. This message encourages us to reflect on the significance of the cross and the empty tomb in our own lives. No matter your story, Easter is a reminder that new life is possible through Him.

]]> Sun, 05 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4238 14 dd435621021bb1cc0bc47b83f3d668e9 no Good Friday 2026 Denise Swaenepoel, Sam Duerden, Will Whyte <p>This Good Friday at New Hope, Will, Denise, and Sam each share short, powerful reflections on the wounds of Jesus and their meaning for us today. Through these mini messages, we’re invited to slow down and consider the depth of Christ’s sacrifice on the cross. Each perspective highlights a different aspect of His suffering, revealing both the cost of our sin and the magnitude of His love. Together, this service creates a meaningful space to reflect, remember, and respond. As we look to the cross, we’re reminded that through His wounds, we find healing and hope.</p> <p>This Good Friday at New Hope, Will, Denise, and Sam each share short, powerful reflections on the wounds of Jesus and their meaning for us today. Through these mini messages, we’re invited to slow down and consider the depth of Christ’s sacrifice on the cross. Each perspective highlights a different aspect of His suffering, revealing both the cost of our sin and the magnitude of His love. Together, this service creates a meaningful space to reflect, remember, and respond. As we look to the cross, we’re reminded that through His wounds, we find healing and hope.</p> This Good Friday at New Hope, Will, Denise, and Sam each share short, powerful reflections on the wounds of Jesus and their meaning for us today. Through these mini messages, we’re invited to slow down and consider the depth of Christ’s sacrifice on the cross. Each perspective highlights a different aspect of His suffering, revealing both the cost of our sin and the magnitude of His love. Together, this service creates a meaningful space to reflect, remember, and respond. As we look to the cross, we’re reminded that through His wounds, we find healing and hope.

]]> Fri, 03 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 3892 15 bd11f1e373c967924b3e58587e26248a no New Hope Online | Live Dave Pedde <p>This week at New Hope, guest speaker Dave Pedde shares a powerful message about living a life fully surrendered to God. Through Scripture, Dave challenges us to examine where we may be holding back and reminds us that true transformation happens when we trust God completely. Rather than relying on our own strength, we’re invited to step into a deeper dependence on Him. This message encourages us to release control, lean into God’s leading, and experience the freedom that comes with surrender. No matter where you’re at, God is calling you to take that next step of faith.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, guest speaker Dave Pedde shares a powerful message about living a life fully surrendered to God. Through Scripture, Dave challenges us to examine where we may be holding back and reminds us that true transformation happens when we trust God completely. Rather than relying on our own strength, we’re invited to step into a deeper dependence on Him. This message encourages us to release control, lean into God’s leading, and experience the freedom that comes with surrender. No matter where you’re at, God is calling you to take that next step of faith.</p> This week at New Hope, guest speaker Dave Pedde shares a powerful message about living a life fully surrendered to God. Through Scripture, Dave challenges us to examine where we may be holding back and reminds us that true transformation happens when we trust God completely. Rather than relying on our own strength, we’re invited to step into a deeper dependence on Him. This message encourages us to release control, lean into God’s leading, and experience the freedom that comes with surrender. No matter where you’re at, God is calling you to take that next step of faith.

]]> Sun, 29 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4444 16 5f3a0ef6d16c668ac1945d91653509ac no New Source Sam Duerden <p>This week at New Hope, Sam continues our Made New series with a message centered on what it means to truly surrender control to God. Through Scripture, we’re reminded that transformation isn’t about managing our behavior but about trusting God to lead every part of our lives. When we try to stay in control, we limit what God wants to do in and through us—but when we surrender, He brings real freedom and change. This message challenges us to let go, trust deeper, and step into the life God is calling us to. No matter where you are in your journey, God is inviting you to give Him full control.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, Sam continues our Made New series with a message centered on what it means to truly surrender control to God. Through Scripture, we’re reminded that transformation isn’t about managing our behavior but about trusting God to lead every part of our lives. When we try to stay in control, we limit what God wants to do in and through us—but when we surrender, He brings real freedom and change. This message challenges us to let go, trust deeper, and step into the life God is calling us to. No matter where you are in your journey, God is inviting you to give Him full control.</p> This week at New Hope, Sam continues our Made New series with a message centered on what it means to truly surrender control to God. Through Scripture, we’re reminded that transformation isn’t about managing our behavior but about trusting God to lead every part of our lives. When we try to stay in control, we limit what God wants to do in and through us—but when we surrender, He brings real freedom and change. This message challenges us to let go, trust deeper, and step into the life God is calling us to. No matter where you are in your journey, God is inviting you to give Him full control.

]]> Sun, 22 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2771 17 1f7b2a78f18554341a18e60002a2120e no New Slate Greg Wyton <p>This week at New Hope, Greg continues our Made New series with a message titled “A New Slate.” Greg reminds us that being made right with God isn’t about trying harder or fixing ourselves—it’s about allowing God to do a transforming work within us. Through powerful illustrations of spiritual “metamorphosis,” we’re shown that true change comes from God alone, not our own effort. Because of Jesus, we can be reconciled to God and experience a completely new beginning. This message is an encouraging reminder that you don’t have to earn it—you simply have to receive it.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, Greg continues our Made New series with a message titled “A New Slate.” Greg reminds us that being made right with God isn’t about trying harder or fixing ourselves—it’s about allowing God to do a transforming work within us. Through powerful illustrations of spiritual “metamorphosis,” we’re shown that true change comes from God alone, not our own effort. Because of Jesus, we can be reconciled to God and experience a completely new beginning. This message is an encouraging reminder that you don’t have to earn it—you simply have to receive it.</p> This week at New Hope, Greg continues our Made New series with a message titled “A New Slate.” Greg reminds us that being made right with God isn’t about trying harder or fixing ourselves—it’s about allowing God to do a transforming work within us. Through powerful illustrations of spiritual “metamorphosis,” we’re shown that true change comes from God alone, not our own effort. Because of Jesus, we can be reconciled to God and experience a completely new beginning. This message is an encouraging reminder that you don’t have to earn it—you simply have to receive it.

]]> Sun, 15 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4162 18 6474b15a97fbb2f9145479853a577d98 no New Creation Sam Duerden <p>This week at New Hope, we explored what it means to be a new creation in Christ through 2 Corinthians 5. The message reminds us that real transformation doesn’t come from trying harder, but from allowing God to make us new from the inside out. Through Jesus, our past no longer defines us—God is continually shaping us and restoring our lives. Baptism was also highlighted as a powerful symbol of leaving the old life behind and stepping into the new life God gives. No matter where you’re starting from, God’s invitation is to come to Him and experience true renewal.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, we explored what it means to be a new creation in Christ through 2 Corinthians 5. The message reminds us that real transformation doesn’t come from trying harder, but from allowing God to make us new from the inside out. Through Jesus, our past no longer defines us—God is continually shaping us and restoring our lives. Baptism was also highlighted as a powerful symbol of leaving the old life behind and stepping into the new life God gives. No matter where you’re starting from, God’s invitation is to come to Him and experience true renewal.</p> This week at New Hope, we explored what it means to be a new creation in Christ through 2 Corinthians 5. The message reminds us that real transformation doesn’t come from trying harder, but from allowing God to make us new from the inside out. Through Jesus, our past no longer defines us—God is continually shaping us and restoring our lives. Baptism was also highlighted as a powerful symbol of leaving the old life behind and stepping into the new life God gives. No matter where you’re starting from, God’s invitation is to come to Him and experience true renewal.

]]> Sun, 08 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 3956 19 fbfec17d8d05980e146f44eadc1dffe2 no Being a Bridge Will Whyte <p>This week at New Hope, Will closed our Bridges series with a message that challenged us to consider what it truly means to live as people who build connection rather than division.</p><p>He unpacked how the gospel doesn’t just reconcile us to God — it reshapes how we relate to one another. Faith isn’t meant to stay private or abstract; it becomes visible in the way we forgive, pursue unity, and step toward people with grace. Will reminded us that being a bridge often requires humility, courage, and a willingness to move first.</p><p>Throughout the message, we were encouraged to reflect personally:</p><p> Where is God inviting me to build a bridge?</p><p> Who might He be calling me to move toward?</p><p>As this Bridges series concludes, we’re being reminded that Jesus has already made the way — and now we get to live that out in real, practical ways in our relationships, our church, and our community.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, Will closed our Bridges series with a message that challenged us to consider what it truly means to live as people who build connection rather than division.</p><p>He unpacked how the gospel doesn’t just reconcile us to God — it reshapes how we relate to one another. Faith isn’t meant to stay private or abstract; it becomes visible in the way we forgive, pursue unity, and step toward people with grace. Will reminded us that being a bridge often requires humility, courage, and a willingness to move first.</p><p>Throughout the message, we were encouraged to reflect personally:</p><p> Where is God inviting me to build a bridge?</p><p> Who might He be calling me to move toward?</p><p>As this Bridges series concludes, we’re being reminded that Jesus has already made the way — and now we get to live that out in real, practical ways in our relationships, our church, and our community.</p> This week at New Hope, Will closed our Bridges series with a message that challenged us to consider what it truly means to live as people who build connection rather than division.

He unpacked how the gospel doesn’t just reconcile us to God — it reshapes how we relate to one another. Faith isn’t meant to stay private or abstract; it becomes visible in the way we forgive, pursue unity, and step toward people with grace. Will reminded us that being a bridge often requires humility, courage, and a willingness to move first.

Throughout the message, we were encouraged to reflect personally:

Where is God inviting me to build a bridge?

Who might He be calling me to move toward?

As this Bridges series concludes, we’re being reminded that Jesus has already made the way — and now we get to live that out in real, practical ways in our relationships, our church, and our community.

]]> Sun, 22 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4342 20 ca37faf223cfbc3bd5ad6354e0905ae9 no Bridging God's Purpose Sam Duerden <p>This week at New Hope, Sam continued the Bridges series with a message titled Bridging God’s Purpose. Looking at Romans 12, Sam unpacked three dimensions of God’s will — His sovereign will, His desired will, and His directional will — and challenged us to stop obsessing over the future and instead faithfully live out what God has already revealed. As we surrender daily as “living sacrifices,” we discover that God often reveals His direction in reflection, not prediction. When we pursue God’s person over His plan, we can trust that He is faithfully working out His purpose in and through our lives.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, Sam continued the Bridges series with a message titled Bridging God’s Purpose. Looking at Romans 12, Sam unpacked three dimensions of God’s will — His sovereign will, His desired will, and His directional will — and challenged us to stop obsessing over the future and instead faithfully live out what God has already revealed. As we surrender daily as “living sacrifices,” we discover that God often reveals His direction in reflection, not prediction. When we pursue God’s person over His plan, we can trust that He is faithfully working out His purpose in and through our lives.</p> This week at New Hope, Sam continued the Bridges series with a message titled Bridging God’s Purpose. Looking at Romans 12, Sam unpacked three dimensions of God’s will — His sovereign will, His desired will, and His directional will — and challenged us to stop obsessing over the future and instead faithfully live out what God has already revealed. As we surrender daily as “living sacrifices,” we discover that God often reveals His direction in reflection, not prediction. When we pursue God’s person over His plan, we can trust that He is faithfully working out His purpose in and through our lives.

]]> Sun, 15 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 3740 21 6a78cb342b85bced040717e33a09be56 no Bridging the Past and the Future Sam Duerden <p>This week at New Hope, Sam continued the Bridges series with a message focused on navigating seasons of transition and change. Drawing from Joshua 1, Sam explored how God calls His people to move forward with strength and courage, even when the path ahead feels uncertain. He highlighted how faith, obedience, and God’s promised presence act as bridges that connect where we’ve been to where God is leading us. This message encourages us to trust God in times of change and step confidently into the future He has prepared.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, Sam continued the Bridges series with a message focused on navigating seasons of transition and change. Drawing from Joshua 1, Sam explored how God calls His people to move forward with strength and courage, even when the path ahead feels uncertain. He highlighted how faith, obedience, and God’s promised presence act as bridges that connect where we’ve been to where God is leading us. This message encourages us to trust God in times of change and step confidently into the future He has prepared.</p> This week at New Hope, Sam continued the Bridges series with a message focused on navigating seasons of transition and change. Drawing from Joshua 1, Sam explored how God calls His people to move forward with strength and courage, even when the path ahead feels uncertain. He highlighted how faith, obedience, and God’s promised presence act as bridges that connect where we’ve been to where God is leading us. This message encourages us to trust God in times of change and step confidently into the future He has prepared.

]]> Sun, 08 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4006 22 972b1ae1d25ff0503957e19b209a57e6 no Jesus the Bridge Sam Duerden <p>This week at New Hope, we marked an exciting milestone as Sam Duerden shared his first message as Lead Pastor, launching a brand-new series titled Bridges. In his sermon, “Jesus the Bridge,” Sam explored how Jesus stands between God and humanity, making a way where separation once existed. He reminded us that Jesus doesn’t just connect us to God—He invites us into restored relationship, healing, and new life. This message set the foundation for the series by pointing us to Christ as the only bridge that truly holds, calling us to trust Him fully and walk confidently into all that God has for us.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, we marked an exciting milestone as Sam Duerden shared his first message as Lead Pastor, launching a brand-new series titled Bridges. In his sermon, “Jesus the Bridge,” Sam explored how Jesus stands between God and humanity, making a way where separation once existed. He reminded us that Jesus doesn’t just connect us to God—He invites us into restored relationship, healing, and new life. This message set the foundation for the series by pointing us to Christ as the only bridge that truly holds, calling us to trust Him fully and walk confidently into all that God has for us.</p> This week at New Hope, we marked an exciting milestone as Sam Duerden shared his first message as Lead Pastor, launching a brand-new series titled Bridges. In his sermon, “Jesus the Bridge,” Sam explored how Jesus stands between God and humanity, making a way where separation once existed. He reminded us that Jesus doesn’t just connect us to God—He invites us into restored relationship, healing, and new life. This message set the foundation for the series by pointing us to Christ as the only bridge that truly holds, calling us to trust Him fully and walk confidently into all that God has for us.

]]> Sun, 01 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4023 23 c5c3b96fd0b6f7c6acee410b64a02fc5 no Next Gen New Hope Greg Wyton <p>This week at New Hope, Greg closed the Enter series by reflecting on Jesus’ Triumphal Entry and the unexpected way God’s kingdom advances. He reminded us that Jesus arrives not with force or spectacle, but with humility, peace, and an invitation to surrender our expectations and trust God’s greater story. The message challenged us to consider how we respond when God’s way doesn’t align with our own plans, and to welcome Jesus as King in every area of our lives. This Sunday was also a meaningful moment for our church as we welcomed Sam Duerden for his first Sunday at New Hope, marking the final step in transitioning leadership toward him as our next Lead Pastor.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, Greg closed the Enter series by reflecting on Jesus’ Triumphal Entry and the unexpected way God’s kingdom advances. He reminded us that Jesus arrives not with force or spectacle, but with humility, peace, and an invitation to surrender our expectations and trust God’s greater story. The message challenged us to consider how we respond when God’s way doesn’t align with our own plans, and to welcome Jesus as King in every area of our lives. This Sunday was also a meaningful moment for our church as we welcomed Sam Duerden for his first Sunday at New Hope, marking the final step in transitioning leadership toward him as our next Lead Pastor.</p> This week at New Hope, Greg closed the Enter series by reflecting on Jesus’ Triumphal Entry and the unexpected way God’s kingdom advances. He reminded us that Jesus arrives not with force or spectacle, but with humility, peace, and an invitation to surrender our expectations and trust God’s greater story. The message challenged us to consider how we respond when God’s way doesn’t align with our own plans, and to welcome Jesus as King in every area of our lives. This Sunday was also a meaningful moment for our church as we welcomed Sam Duerden for his first Sunday at New Hope, marking the final step in transitioning leadership toward him as our next Lead Pastor.

]]> Sun, 25 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4243 24 dbbba1a2d50eaece17fde66e22ad0229 no Points of Entry Greg Wyton <p>This week at New Hope, Greg continued the Enter the Kingdom series by focusing on what it means to live under God’s rule and authority in everyday life. He reminded us that entering the Kingdom isn’t just about belief, but about learning to trust and submit to God’s way over our own. Through Scripture, Greg challenged us to examine the areas where we resist God’s leadership and instead invite His guidance, wisdom, and transformation. The message encourages us to move from simply knowing about the Kingdom to actively living as people shaped by it—choosing obedience, humility, and faith in every season.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, Greg continued the Enter the Kingdom series by focusing on what it means to live under God’s rule and authority in everyday life. He reminded us that entering the Kingdom isn’t just about belief, but about learning to trust and submit to God’s way over our own. Through Scripture, Greg challenged us to examine the areas where we resist God’s leadership and instead invite His guidance, wisdom, and transformation. The message encourages us to move from simply knowing about the Kingdom to actively living as people shaped by it—choosing obedience, humility, and faith in every season.</p> This week at New Hope, Greg continued the Enter the Kingdom series by focusing on what it means to live under God’s rule and authority in everyday life. He reminded us that entering the Kingdom isn’t just about belief, but about learning to trust and submit to God’s way over our own. Through Scripture, Greg challenged us to examine the areas where we resist God’s leadership and instead invite His guidance, wisdom, and transformation. The message encourages us to move from simply knowing about the Kingdom to actively living as people shaped by it—choosing obedience, humility, and faith in every season.

]]> Sun, 18 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2784 25 cca8d50da5fed5c3c503f46465d193f6 no Identity Denise Swaenepoel <p>In this message at New Hope, Denise continues the Enter the Kingdom series by exploring the question, “Who am I in the kingdom of God?” She challenges common ways we define ourselves—by what we do, what we have, or what others say—and redirects our identity to what God says about us. Through Scripture and personal story, Denise emphasizes that we are chosen, loved, adopted, and empowered by the Holy Spirit. This message invites us to live differently by operating from our true identity as God’s children and walking confidently in the blessings He has already given us.</p> <p>In this message at New Hope, Denise continues the Enter the Kingdom series by exploring the question, “Who am I in the kingdom of God?” She challenges common ways we define ourselves—by what we do, what we have, or what others say—and redirects our identity to what God says about us. Through Scripture and personal story, Denise emphasizes that we are chosen, loved, adopted, and empowered by the Holy Spirit. This message invites us to live differently by operating from our true identity as God’s children and walking confidently in the blessings He has already given us.</p> In this message at New Hope, Denise continues the Enter the Kingdom series by exploring the question, “Who am I in the kingdom of God?” She challenges common ways we define ourselves—by what we do, what we have, or what others say—and redirects our identity to what God says about us. Through Scripture and personal story, Denise emphasizes that we are chosen, loved, adopted, and empowered by the Holy Spirit. This message invites us to live differently by operating from our true identity as God’s children and walking confidently in the blessings He has already given us.

]]> Sun, 11 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0000 3946 26 7b669419aab0a527259fa131571fedea no Encounter January 2026 Wed, 07 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0000 3884 27 1e9aa970873693c85f556fb4add25dc5 no Your Kingdom Come Greg Wyton <p>This week at New Hope, Greg kicked off the new year with a message titled “Your Kingdom Come,” inviting us to reconsider how we live, pray, and process everyday life. He explored what Jesus meant by the Kingdom of God—not as a distant future reality, but as a present way of life shaped by trust, surrender, and obedience to God. Through Jesus’ teachings, Greg contrasted the upside-down values of God’s kingdom with the power, control, and self-focus of the world’s kingdoms. The message challenged us to ask which kingdom is shaping our decisions, responses, and priorities, and encouraged us to begin each day with the prayer: “Your kingdom come, Your will be done.”</p> <p>This week at New Hope, Greg kicked off the new year with a message titled “Your Kingdom Come,” inviting us to reconsider how we live, pray, and process everyday life. He explored what Jesus meant by the Kingdom of God—not as a distant future reality, but as a present way of life shaped by trust, surrender, and obedience to God. Through Jesus’ teachings, Greg contrasted the upside-down values of God’s kingdom with the power, control, and self-focus of the world’s kingdoms. The message challenged us to ask which kingdom is shaping our decisions, responses, and priorities, and encouraged us to begin each day with the prayer: “Your kingdom come, Your will be done.”</p> This week at New Hope, Greg kicked off the new year with a message titled “Your Kingdom Come,” inviting us to reconsider how we live, pray, and process everyday life. He explored what Jesus meant by the Kingdom of God—not as a distant future reality, but as a present way of life shaped by trust, surrender, and obedience to God. Through Jesus’ teachings, Greg contrasted the upside-down values of God’s kingdom with the power, control, and self-focus of the world’s kingdoms. The message challenged us to ask which kingdom is shaping our decisions, responses, and priorities, and encouraged us to begin each day with the prayer: “Your kingdom come, Your will be done.”

]]> Sun, 04 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0000 4368 28 64d955f98694a36fda6f09fa8eb73310 no Humble Confirmations Greg Wyton <p>This week at New Hope, Greg concluded our Christmas series His Story with a message focused on waiting with hope as we stand between seasons. Looking at the overlooked figures of Simeon and Anna, he reminded us that God often works through humble, faithful people who remain expectant, even after long periods of waiting. Greg challenged us to see life’s difficulties as “beneficial adversaries”—circumstances God can use to draw us closer to Him and shape us into who He’s calling us to be. As we prepare to enter a new year, the message encourages us not to lose hope, but to welcome Jesus—the King from the manger throne—to reign in every area of our lives.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, Greg concluded our Christmas series His Story with a message focused on waiting with hope as we stand between seasons. Looking at the overlooked figures of Simeon and Anna, he reminded us that God often works through humble, faithful people who remain expectant, even after long periods of waiting. Greg challenged us to see life’s difficulties as “beneficial adversaries”—circumstances God can use to draw us closer to Him and shape us into who He’s calling us to be. As we prepare to enter a new year, the message encourages us not to lose hope, but to welcome Jesus—the King from the manger throne—to reign in every area of our lives.</p> This week at New Hope, Greg concluded our Christmas series His Story with a message focused on waiting with hope as we stand between seasons. Looking at the overlooked figures of Simeon and Anna, he reminded us that God often works through humble, faithful people who remain expectant, even after long periods of waiting. Greg challenged us to see life’s difficulties as “beneficial adversaries”—circumstances God can use to draw us closer to Him and shape us into who He’s calling us to be. As we prepare to enter a new year, the message encourages us not to lose hope, but to welcome Jesus—the King from the manger throne—to reign in every area of our lives.

]]> Sun, 28 Dec 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3993 29 fbd88d32cccc5aa636f56b63f3f18c06 no Christmas Eve Greg Wyton <p>This Christmas Eve at New Hope, we gathered to celebrate the birth of Jesus and the hope His coming brings to the world. Through the Christmas story, we were reminded that God entered our brokenness not with power or spectacle, but with humility, love, and purpose. The message invited us to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas—that God is with us, for us, and actively at work in our lives today. As we celebrated together, we were encouraged to receive the peace, joy, and new life found only in Christ.</p> <p>This Christmas Eve at New Hope, we gathered to celebrate the birth of Jesus and the hope His coming brings to the world. Through the Christmas story, we were reminded that God entered our brokenness not with power or spectacle, but with humility, love, and purpose. The message invited us to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas—that God is with us, for us, and actively at work in our lives today. As we celebrated together, we were encouraged to receive the peace, joy, and new life found only in Christ.</p> This Christmas Eve at New Hope, we gathered to celebrate the birth of Jesus and the hope His coming brings to the world. Through the Christmas story, we were reminded that God entered our brokenness not with power or spectacle, but with humility, love, and purpose. The message invited us to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas—that God is with us, for us, and actively at work in our lives today. As we celebrated together, we were encouraged to receive the peace, joy, and new life found only in Christ.

]]> Wed, 24 Dec 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3929 30 25f6da425f8c81aa254820e8b1aa9609 no Jesus King Greg Wyton <p>This week at New Hope, Greg continued our Christmas series His Story with a message centered on Jesus as more than a baby—Jesus as the King of Kings. He contrasted the world’s idea of power and authority with the upside-down kingdom Jesus introduced, marked by humility, love, and surrender rather than dominance. Through the Christmas narrative and the story of Israel’s desire for a king, Greg challenged us to consider who truly rules our lives—God, or ourselves. The message reminds us that while we are free to choose our own way, lasting peace, joy, and purpose are only found when we bow to Jesus as King and allow Him to transform us from the inside out.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, Greg continued our Christmas series His Story with a message centered on Jesus as more than a baby—Jesus as the King of Kings. He contrasted the world’s idea of power and authority with the upside-down kingdom Jesus introduced, marked by humility, love, and surrender rather than dominance. Through the Christmas narrative and the story of Israel’s desire for a king, Greg challenged us to consider who truly rules our lives—God, or ourselves. The message reminds us that while we are free to choose our own way, lasting peace, joy, and purpose are only found when we bow to Jesus as King and allow Him to transform us from the inside out.</p> This week at New Hope, Greg continued our Christmas series His Story with a message centered on Jesus as more than a baby—Jesus as the King of Kings. He contrasted the world’s idea of power and authority with the upside-down kingdom Jesus introduced, marked by humility, love, and surrender rather than dominance. Through the Christmas narrative and the story of Israel’s desire for a king, Greg challenged us to consider who truly rules our lives—God, or ourselves. The message reminds us that while we are free to choose our own way, lasting peace, joy, and purpose are only found when we bow to Jesus as King and allow Him to transform us from the inside out.

]]> Sun, 21 Dec 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4011 31 1f59fbce042e6699eb4dea32b97617c9 no Perfect Peace Greg Wyton <p>In this week’s message at New Hope, Greg shares a thoughtful and practical teaching that invites us to reflect on how God is at work in our everyday lives. He challenges us to slow down, pay attention, and recognize the ways God speaks and moves—often in ordinary moments. The message encourages trust, spiritual attentiveness, and a deeper reliance on God rather than our own assumptions. Through Scripture and personal insight, Greg reminds us that God is faithful and actively present, even when we don’t immediately see the full picture.</p> <p>In this week’s message at New Hope, Greg shares a thoughtful and practical teaching that invites us to reflect on how God is at work in our everyday lives. He challenges us to slow down, pay attention, and recognize the ways God speaks and moves—often in ordinary moments. The message encourages trust, spiritual attentiveness, and a deeper reliance on God rather than our own assumptions. Through Scripture and personal insight, Greg reminds us that God is faithful and actively present, even when we don’t immediately see the full picture.</p> In this week’s message at New Hope, Greg shares a thoughtful and practical teaching that invites us to reflect on how God is at work in our everyday lives. He challenges us to slow down, pay attention, and recognize the ways God speaks and moves—often in ordinary moments. The message encourages trust, spiritual attentiveness, and a deeper reliance on God rather than our own assumptions. Through Scripture and personal insight, Greg reminds us that God is faithful and actively present, even when we don’t immediately see the full picture.

]]> Sun, 14 Dec 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3871 32 fc5ad4266622969657892f06b8806f05 no Connecting to Our Story Greg Wyton <p>This week at New Hope, Greg continued our Christmas series HisStory by reminding us that God is present and active even when the story feels unfinished. Through the Christmas narrative, he highlighted how waiting, uncertainty, and unanswered prayers are often the very places where God is doing His deepest work. Greg encouraged us to trust God’s timing and character, even when we can’t yet see how things will unfold. The message was a timely reminder that hope isn’t found in perfect circumstances, but in a faithful God who is always working behind the scenes.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, Greg continued our Christmas series HisStory by reminding us that God is present and active even when the story feels unfinished. Through the Christmas narrative, he highlighted how waiting, uncertainty, and unanswered prayers are often the very places where God is doing His deepest work. Greg encouraged us to trust God’s timing and character, even when we can’t yet see how things will unfold. The message was a timely reminder that hope isn’t found in perfect circumstances, but in a faithful God who is always working behind the scenes.</p> This week at New Hope, Greg continued our Christmas series HisStory by reminding us that God is present and active even when the story feels unfinished. Through the Christmas narrative, he highlighted how waiting, uncertainty, and unanswered prayers are often the very places where God is doing His deepest work. Greg encouraged us to trust God’s timing and character, even when we can’t yet see how things will unfold. The message was a timely reminder that hope isn’t found in perfect circumstances, but in a faithful God who is always working behind the scenes.

]]> Sun, 07 Dec 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4137 33 2af478d0d9ef94758480cb0a903d50a9 no Comfort Service Denise Swaenepoel <p>This week at New Hope, Denise opened our Christmas series His Story with a message of comfort, hope, and transformation for those navigating a difficult season. Looking at the story of Hannah in 1 Samuel, she showed how God meets us in our deepest pain and invites us to bring our grief, fear, and unanswered questions directly to Him. Denise reminded us that God is a God of radical reversals—the One who lifts the lowly, restores the brokenhearted, and uses even our hardest seasons to shape us from the inside out. As the church wrote their burdens on ornaments and placed them on the trees, she encouraged us to trust that God sees every tear, fights for us, and is already at work bringing hope out of the mess.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, Denise opened our Christmas series His Story with a message of comfort, hope, and transformation for those navigating a difficult season. Looking at the story of Hannah in 1 Samuel, she showed how God meets us in our deepest pain and invites us to bring our grief, fear, and unanswered questions directly to Him. Denise reminded us that God is a God of radical reversals—the One who lifts the lowly, restores the brokenhearted, and uses even our hardest seasons to shape us from the inside out. As the church wrote their burdens on ornaments and placed them on the trees, she encouraged us to trust that God sees every tear, fights for us, and is already at work bringing hope out of the mess.</p> This week at New Hope, Denise opened our Christmas series His Story with a message of comfort, hope, and transformation for those navigating a difficult season. Looking at the story of Hannah in 1 Samuel, she showed how God meets us in our deepest pain and invites us to bring our grief, fear, and unanswered questions directly to Him. Denise reminded us that God is a God of radical reversals—the One who lifts the lowly, restores the brokenhearted, and uses even our hardest seasons to shape us from the inside out. As the church wrote their burdens on ornaments and placed them on the trees, she encouraged us to trust that God sees every tear, fights for us, and is already at work bringing hope out of the mess.

]]> Sun, 30 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3873 34 23ff65f9a867ba31d9c93958c2e53041 no How Close is too Close? Greg Wyton <p>This week at New Hope, Greg concluded our It’s Personal series by teaching about the deep, intimate relationship God desires to have with each of us. He reminded us that while we often keep God at a comfortable distance, God pursues closeness—inviting us not just to know about Him but to know Him as Father, Shepherd, and Friend. Using Jesus’ teaching on the Holy Spirit, Greg emphasized that God’s presence isn’t occasional but 24/7, dwelling within us and leading us into a life shaped by His love. The message challenged us to consider the question: “How close to God is too close for me?”, and to open our hearts to a deeper, life-changing relationship with Him.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, Greg concluded our It’s Personal series by teaching about the deep, intimate relationship God desires to have with each of us. He reminded us that while we often keep God at a comfortable distance, God pursues closeness—inviting us not just to know about Him but to know Him as Father, Shepherd, and Friend. Using Jesus’ teaching on the Holy Spirit, Greg emphasized that God’s presence isn’t occasional but 24/7, dwelling within us and leading us into a life shaped by His love. The message challenged us to consider the question: “How close to God is too close for me?”, and to open our hearts to a deeper, life-changing relationship with Him.</p> This week at New Hope, Greg concluded our It’s Personal series by teaching about the deep, intimate relationship God desires to have with each of us. He reminded us that while we often keep God at a comfortable distance, God pursues closeness—inviting us not just to know about Him but to know Him as Father, Shepherd, and Friend. Using Jesus’ teaching on the Holy Spirit, Greg emphasized that God’s presence isn’t occasional but 24/7, dwelling within us and leading us into a life shaped by His love. The message challenged us to consider the question: “How close to God is too close for me?”, and to open our hearts to a deeper, life-changing relationship with Him.

]]> Sun, 23 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4203 35 fdfe318fba8cc970d831329589a7f0c6 no Knowing God II Greg Wyton <p>This week at New Hope, Greg continued our It’s Personal series by teaching on the names of God and how God reveals Himself to us in personal, everyday moments. He emphasized that while “God” is a title, Scripture shows us hundreds of names that reflect God’s character—protector, provider, peace, shepherd—and each name becomes real when we encounter God in the circumstances of our own lives. Greg encouraged us not just to learn about these names but to experience them, inviting God to show us who He is right in the middle of our fears, needs, and questions. The message reminded us that God desires a deeply personal relationship with each of us, revealing Himself one moment, one name at a time.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, Greg continued our It’s Personal series by teaching on the names of God and how God reveals Himself to us in personal, everyday moments. He emphasized that while “God” is a title, Scripture shows us hundreds of names that reflect God’s character—protector, provider, peace, shepherd—and each name becomes real when we encounter God in the circumstances of our own lives. Greg encouraged us not just to learn about these names but to experience them, inviting God to show us who He is right in the middle of our fears, needs, and questions. The message reminded us that God desires a deeply personal relationship with each of us, revealing Himself one moment, one name at a time.</p> This week at New Hope, Greg continued our It’s Personal series by teaching on the names of God and how God reveals Himself to us in personal, everyday moments. He emphasized that while “God” is a title, Scripture shows us hundreds of names that reflect God’s character—protector, provider, peace, shepherd—and each name becomes real when we encounter God in the circumstances of our own lives. Greg encouraged us not just to learn about these names but to experience them, inviting God to show us who He is right in the middle of our fears, needs, and questions. The message reminded us that God desires a deeply personal relationship with each of us, revealing Himself one moment, one name at a time.

]]> Sun, 16 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4224 36 91595f1db002a64083296a9a5c202b45 no The Ultimate Question Greg Wyton Sun, 09 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4176 37 f2cab9d4ddec4b9a60236624a3cb4746 no Knowing God Greg Wyton <p>This week at New Hope, Greg kicked off our new series It’s Personal by exploring what it really means to know God, not just believe in Him. He reminded us that while God is infinite and beyond our full understanding, He has always desired to make Himself known to us—in creation, in scripture, and ultimately through Jesus, the visible image of the invisible God. Greg walked us through how God reveals His character through His names—provider, healer, peace, shepherd—and challenged us to pursue a deeper, more personal relationship with Him. Our takeaway this week is simple but stretching: pray, “God, would You show me who You are?” and expect Him to meet you in that search.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, Greg kicked off our new series It’s Personal by exploring what it really means to know God, not just believe in Him. He reminded us that while God is infinite and beyond our full understanding, He has always desired to make Himself known to us—in creation, in scripture, and ultimately through Jesus, the visible image of the invisible God. Greg walked us through how God reveals His character through His names—provider, healer, peace, shepherd—and challenged us to pursue a deeper, more personal relationship with Him. Our takeaway this week is simple but stretching: pray, “God, would You show me who You are?” and expect Him to meet you in that search.</p> This week at New Hope, Greg kicked off our new series It’s Personal by exploring what it really means to know God, not just believe in Him. He reminded us that while God is infinite and beyond our full understanding, He has always desired to make Himself known to us—in creation, in scripture, and ultimately through Jesus, the visible image of the invisible God. Greg walked us through how God reveals His character through His names—provider, healer, peace, shepherd—and challenged us to pursue a deeper, more personal relationship with Him. Our takeaway this week is simple but stretching: pray, “God, would You show me who You are?” and expect Him to meet you in that search.

]]> Sun, 02 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4328 38 db0ae9b9da79999fefd1595a1356eb57 no Baptism Sunday: First Service Greg Wyton Sun, 26 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3549 39 f7699de6e199ee5889ee6550349fe971 no Baptism Sunday: Second Service Greg Wyton <p>This week at New Hope, we wrapped up our Progress series with a special Baptism Sunday celebration. Greg shared about how baptism represents one of the most important steps in our spiritual growth—an outward symbol of the inner transformation God is doing in us. Through each testimony, we saw how real progress in faith comes not from perfection, but from surrender and the decision to follow Jesus fully. It was a joyful reminder that growth in Christ isn’t just about learning—it’s about living changed lives empowered by His grace.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, we wrapped up our Progress series with a special Baptism Sunday celebration. Greg shared about how baptism represents one of the most important steps in our spiritual growth—an outward symbol of the inner transformation God is doing in us. Through each testimony, we saw how real progress in faith comes not from perfection, but from surrender and the decision to follow Jesus fully. It was a joyful reminder that growth in Christ isn’t just about learning—it’s about living changed lives empowered by His grace.</p> This week at New Hope, we wrapped up our Progress series with a special Baptism Sunday celebration. Greg shared about how baptism represents one of the most important steps in our spiritual growth—an outward symbol of the inner transformation God is doing in us. Through each testimony, we saw how real progress in faith comes not from perfection, but from surrender and the decision to follow Jesus fully. It was a joyful reminder that growth in Christ isn’t just about learning—it’s about living changed lives empowered by His grace.

]]> Sun, 26 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4252 40 93c343665f33775064d7ba48568bf509 no Becoming Like Jesus Sun, 19 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4120 41 9dfc4e51dc65861b4fcbabb28e1b49fb no Being Great Greg Wyton <p>This Thanksgiving Sunday at New Hope, Greg continued the Progress series by exploring how gratitude opens our hearts to the presence of God. He reminded us that God’s presence never leaves us—what changes is our awareness of it. Through practical reflection and the story of Jesus redefining greatness, Greg challenged us to see that true spiritual progress isn’t about status or achievement but about serving others and giving thanks in all circumstances. Greatness in God’s kingdom, he said, is a race to the bottom—choosing humility, gratitude, and love over self-importance.</p> <p>This Thanksgiving Sunday at New Hope, Greg continued the Progress series by exploring how gratitude opens our hearts to the presence of God. He reminded us that God’s presence never leaves us—what changes is our awareness of it. Through practical reflection and the story of Jesus redefining greatness, Greg challenged us to see that true spiritual progress isn’t about status or achievement but about serving others and giving thanks in all circumstances. Greatness in God’s kingdom, he said, is a race to the bottom—choosing humility, gratitude, and love over self-importance.</p> This Thanksgiving Sunday at New Hope, Greg continued the Progress series by exploring how gratitude opens our hearts to the presence of God. He reminded us that God’s presence never leaves us—what changes is our awareness of it. Through practical reflection and the story of Jesus redefining greatness, Greg challenged us to see that true spiritual progress isn’t about status or achievement but about serving others and giving thanks in all circumstances. Greatness in God’s kingdom, he said, is a race to the bottom—choosing humility, gratitude, and love over self-importance.

]]> Sun, 12 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4486 42 0ab0e926b023ba19096328797f8ffadc no Evaluating Spiritual Progress Greg Wyton <p>In this week’s message at New Hope, Greg began a new series called Progress, exploring what it truly means to grow spiritually. He reminded us that maturity in faith doesn’t happen automatically with time—it comes through allowing the Holy Spirit to transform us from the inside out. Using Hebrews 5 and James 1, Greg contrasted spiritual infancy with maturity, showing how endurance in life’s troubles becomes the soil where transformation happens. As we learn to rely less on our own strength and more on God’s Spirit, we begin to reflect the character of Jesus in real and lasting ways.</p> <p>In this week’s message at New Hope, Greg began a new series called Progress, exploring what it truly means to grow spiritually. He reminded us that maturity in faith doesn’t happen automatically with time—it comes through allowing the Holy Spirit to transform us from the inside out. Using Hebrews 5 and James 1, Greg contrasted spiritual infancy with maturity, showing how endurance in life’s troubles becomes the soil where transformation happens. As we learn to rely less on our own strength and more on God’s Spirit, we begin to reflect the character of Jesus in real and lasting ways.</p> In this week’s message at New Hope, Greg began a new series called Progress, exploring what it truly means to grow spiritually. He reminded us that maturity in faith doesn’t happen automatically with time—it comes through allowing the Holy Spirit to transform us from the inside out. Using Hebrews 5 and James 1, Greg contrasted spiritual infancy with maturity, showing how endurance in life’s troubles becomes the soil where transformation happens. As we learn to rely less on our own strength and more on God’s Spirit, we begin to reflect the character of Jesus in real and lasting ways.

]]> Sun, 05 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4177 43 ebf8e552fa505432a20b10f55f4056ee no Because of You Greg Wyton <p>In this week’s message, Greg wrapped up the Vertigo series by reminding us that the church isn’t just about Sundays—it’s about living as the hands and feet of Jesus where we live, work, and play. He emphasized Jesus’ command to love one another, not as a suggestion but as a way of life, choosing to treat people better than they deserve. Greg also challenged us to be “because of you” people—the kind of people others thank God for because of the joy and encouragement we bring. Through serving, sharing our stories, and showing God’s goodness, we can help others experience His love and find their place in His family.</p> <p>In this week’s message, Greg wrapped up the Vertigo series by reminding us that the church isn’t just about Sundays—it’s about living as the hands and feet of Jesus where we live, work, and play. He emphasized Jesus’ command to love one another, not as a suggestion but as a way of life, choosing to treat people better than they deserve. Greg also challenged us to be “because of you” people—the kind of people others thank God for because of the joy and encouragement we bring. Through serving, sharing our stories, and showing God’s goodness, we can help others experience His love and find their place in His family.</p> In this week’s message, Greg wrapped up the Vertigo series by reminding us that the church isn’t just about Sundays—it’s about living as the hands and feet of Jesus where we live, work, and play. He emphasized Jesus’ command to love one another, not as a suggestion but as a way of life, choosing to treat people better than they deserve. Greg also challenged us to be “because of you” people—the kind of people others thank God for because of the joy and encouragement we bring. Through serving, sharing our stories, and showing God’s goodness, we can help others experience His love and find their place in His family.

]]> Sun, 28 Sep 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4055 44 7a2d925926deaede45991f493fa546c8 no How Can I Help? Greg Wyton Sun, 21 Sep 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4171 45 9a7a00693ddc678e45f2b46605549603 no Five Giants Sam Duerden <p>This week at New Hope, Sam Duerden brought a powerful message pointing us back to the hope and truth we find in Jesus. He reminded us that God is faithful in every season and challenged us to keep our eyes fixed on Christ as our source of strength and direction. Through scripture and personal reflection, Sam encouraged us to live with confidence in God’s promises and to trust His leading in our lives. His message called us to step forward in faith, even when the path ahead feels uncertain.</p><p><br></p><p>We’re also excited to share the news that Sam has been voted in as the new Lead Pastor of New Hope, with an anticipated start date of January 2026—congratulations, Sam!</p> <p>This week at New Hope, Sam Duerden brought a powerful message pointing us back to the hope and truth we find in Jesus. He reminded us that God is faithful in every season and challenged us to keep our eyes fixed on Christ as our source of strength and direction. Through scripture and personal reflection, Sam encouraged us to live with confidence in God’s promises and to trust His leading in our lives. His message called us to step forward in faith, even when the path ahead feels uncertain.</p><p><br></p><p>We’re also excited to share the news that Sam has been voted in as the new Lead Pastor of New Hope, with an anticipated start date of January 2026—congratulations, Sam!</p> This week at New Hope, Sam Duerden brought a powerful message pointing us back to the hope and truth we find in Jesus. He reminded us that God is faithful in every season and challenged us to keep our eyes fixed on Christ as our source of strength and direction. Through scripture and personal reflection, Sam encouraged us to live with confidence in God’s promises and to trust His leading in our lives. His message called us to step forward in faith, even when the path ahead feels uncertain.


We’re also excited to share the news that Sam has been voted in as the new Lead Pastor of New Hope, with an anticipated start date of January 2026—congratulations, Sam!

]]> Sun, 14 Sep 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4556 46 7f43ed215cb8e5d7181d01ef71982a08 no Anchored Denise Swaenepoel <p>In this week’s message at New Hope, Denise opened our Vertigo series with a sermon titled “Anchored.” She reminded us that in a world that often feels disorienting, we need a steady anchor for our souls—and that anchor is the hope we have in Christ. Drawing from Hebrews 6 and other scriptures, Denise contrasted the false anchors we often cling to, like success or possessions, with the unshakable security of God’s presence and promises. She challenged us to move beyond the “shallow end” of faith into deeper relationships with God and with others, encouraging everyone to get anchored through community and life groups.</p> <p>In this week’s message at New Hope, Denise opened our Vertigo series with a sermon titled “Anchored.” She reminded us that in a world that often feels disorienting, we need a steady anchor for our souls—and that anchor is the hope we have in Christ. Drawing from Hebrews 6 and other scriptures, Denise contrasted the false anchors we often cling to, like success or possessions, with the unshakable security of God’s presence and promises. She challenged us to move beyond the “shallow end” of faith into deeper relationships with God and with others, encouraging everyone to get anchored through community and life groups.</p> In this week’s message at New Hope, Denise opened our Vertigo series with a sermon titled “Anchored.” She reminded us that in a world that often feels disorienting, we need a steady anchor for our souls—and that anchor is the hope we have in Christ. Drawing from Hebrews 6 and other scriptures, Denise contrasted the false anchors we often cling to, like success or possessions, with the unshakable security of God’s presence and promises. She challenged us to move beyond the “shallow end” of faith into deeper relationships with God and with others, encouraging everyone to get anchored through community and life groups.

]]> Sun, 07 Sep 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4100 47 858baae517f1d3ec0cb62768035abc41 no Overwhelming Adventure Denise Swaenepoel, Greg Wyton <p>In this week’s message at New Hope, Greg unpacks the story of Jonah and God’s question: “Is it right for you to be angry?” Through Jonah’s resistance and God’s compassion, we’re reminded of the gap between our perspective and God’s mercy, and invited to let His grace shape how we live. The service also features an inspiring interview with Marilyn, who shares her story of faith and God’s work in her life.</p> <p>In this week’s message at New Hope, Greg unpacks the story of Jonah and God’s question: “Is it right for you to be angry?” Through Jonah’s resistance and God’s compassion, we’re reminded of the gap between our perspective and God’s mercy, and invited to let His grace shape how we live. The service also features an inspiring interview with Marilyn, who shares her story of faith and God’s work in her life.</p> In this week’s message at New Hope, Greg unpacks the story of Jonah and God’s question: “Is it right for you to be angry?” Through Jonah’s resistance and God’s compassion, we’re reminded of the gap between our perspective and God’s mercy, and invited to let His grace shape how we live. The service also features an inspiring interview with Marilyn, who shares her story of faith and God’s work in her life.

]]> Sun, 31 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4035 48 38235f75b6463dbecf4a0f60294ad0eb no Family Adventure and Misadventure Greg Wyton <p>In this week’s message, Greg reflects on God’s persistent question to His people: “Why are you so afraid?” Drawing from Scripture, he unpacks how fear can distort our perspective, paralyze us from living in faith, and keep us from trusting God’s promises. Greg contrasts the lies of fear with the hope and peace that come from Christ, reminding us that Jesus meets us in the storm and calls us to deeper trust in Him.</p> <p>In this week’s message, Greg reflects on God’s persistent question to His people: “Why are you so afraid?” Drawing from Scripture, he unpacks how fear can distort our perspective, paralyze us from living in faith, and keep us from trusting God’s promises. Greg contrasts the lies of fear with the hope and peace that come from Christ, reminding us that Jesus meets us in the storm and calls us to deeper trust in Him.</p> In this week’s message, Greg reflects on God’s persistent question to His people: “Why are you so afraid?” Drawing from Scripture, he unpacks how fear can distort our perspective, paralyze us from living in faith, and keep us from trusting God’s promises. Greg contrasts the lies of fear with the hope and peace that come from Christ, reminding us that Jesus meets us in the storm and calls us to deeper trust in Him.

]]> Sun, 24 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4792 49 eb7de4cec17dd83a315de028365284c1 no Unwelcome Adventure Dave Pedde <p>This week at New Hope, guest speaker Dave Pedde shares a powerful message about living fully in God’s love and walking faithfully with Him. Through scripture and personal insight, Dave encourages us to embrace a deeper relationship with Christ, reminding us that God’s presence transforms how we live, love, and serve others.</p> <p>This week at New Hope, guest speaker Dave Pedde shares a powerful message about living fully in God’s love and walking faithfully with Him. Through scripture and personal insight, Dave encourages us to embrace a deeper relationship with Christ, reminding us that God’s presence transforms how we live, love, and serve others.</p> This week at New Hope, guest speaker Dave Pedde shares a powerful message about living fully in God’s love and walking faithfully with Him. Through scripture and personal insight, Dave encourages us to embrace a deeper relationship with Christ, reminding us that God’s presence transforms how we live, love, and serve others.

]]> Sun, 17 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4604 50 8fa3dfccb46bbf5a4d1ce7a10acd00d6 no Inspired Adventure Greg Wyton Sun, 10 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4416 51 47e2270e2368463a6485b853dd911730 no Edventurous Denise Swaenepoel, Ed Dickson, Greg Wyton <p>Greg and Denise interviewed Ed Dickson, a missionary working in Ukraine, who shared incredible stories of God’s faithfulness and provision in the midst of war. Ed emphasized that extraordinary things can happen through ordinary people when we fully surrender to God’s will each day. He spoke of his own transformation from an agricultural career to becoming a leader in the Ukrainian church, encouraging everyone to take bold, daily steps of obedience. The takeaway was clear: God is able to do great things when we live surrendered lives, expecting and attempting great things for Him.</p> <p>Greg and Denise interviewed Ed Dickson, a missionary working in Ukraine, who shared incredible stories of God’s faithfulness and provision in the midst of war. Ed emphasized that extraordinary things can happen through ordinary people when we fully surrender to God’s will each day. He spoke of his own transformation from an agricultural career to becoming a leader in the Ukrainian church, encouraging everyone to take bold, daily steps of obedience. The takeaway was clear: God is able to do great things when we live surrendered lives, expecting and attempting great things for Him.</p> Greg and Denise interviewed Ed Dickson, a missionary working in Ukraine, who shared incredible stories of God’s faithfulness and provision in the midst of war. Ed emphasized that extraordinary things can happen through ordinary people when we fully surrender to God’s will each day. He spoke of his own transformation from an agricultural career to becoming a leader in the Ukrainian church, encouraging everyone to take bold, daily steps of obedience. The takeaway was clear: God is able to do great things when we live surrendered lives, expecting and attempting great things for Him.

]]> Sun, 03 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3969 52 e073e33f91b022835ab38460536ac369 no Solitude Greg Wyton <p>Greg wrapped up the Selah series by emphasizing the importance of finding daily moments of solitude with God. Drawing from Psalm 23 and the life of Jesus, he highlighted how God restores our souls when we intentionally pause to rest and reflect. He reminded us that even Jesus, in the busiest seasons of ministry, would retreat to quiet places—not to escape, but to engage deeply with God. Greg challenged us to choose a time and place each day to realign our hearts and listen for God's voice.</p> <p>Greg wrapped up the Selah series by emphasizing the importance of finding daily moments of solitude with God. Drawing from Psalm 23 and the life of Jesus, he highlighted how God restores our souls when we intentionally pause to rest and reflect. He reminded us that even Jesus, in the busiest seasons of ministry, would retreat to quiet places—not to escape, but to engage deeply with God. Greg challenged us to choose a time and place each day to realign our hearts and listen for God's voice.</p> Greg wrapped up the Selah series by emphasizing the importance of finding daily moments of solitude with God. Drawing from Psalm 23 and the life of Jesus, he highlighted how God restores our souls when we intentionally pause to rest and reflect. He reminded us that even Jesus, in the busiest seasons of ministry, would retreat to quiet places—not to escape, but to engage deeply with God. Greg challenged us to choose a time and place each day to realign our hearts and listen for God's voice.

]]> Sun, 27 Jul 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4135 53 36f20c0a2e85f913ad681d1c767d326b no Teach Me Lord to Wait Greg Wyton <p>Greg continued the series on Selah, focusing on the idea of waiting on the Lord. He unpacked Isaiah 40:31, emphasizing that waiting isn’t passive—it’s an active, intentional posture of listening, serving, and aligning with God. Using the image of a waiter, Greg illustrated how waiting means paying close attention to God's presence, being ready to respond, and engaging with Him in the everyday details of our lives. He encouraged us to approach Scripture slowly, perhaps just one verse at a time, and to journal what God might be saying. The message ended with the reminder that when we wait on the Lord, He renews our strength so we can soar, run, and walk without growing weary.</p> <p>Greg continued the series on Selah, focusing on the idea of waiting on the Lord. He unpacked Isaiah 40:31, emphasizing that waiting isn’t passive—it’s an active, intentional posture of listening, serving, and aligning with God. Using the image of a waiter, Greg illustrated how waiting means paying close attention to God's presence, being ready to respond, and engaging with Him in the everyday details of our lives. He encouraged us to approach Scripture slowly, perhaps just one verse at a time, and to journal what God might be saying. The message ended with the reminder that when we wait on the Lord, He renews our strength so we can soar, run, and walk without growing weary.</p> Greg continued the series on Selah, focusing on the idea of waiting on the Lord. He unpacked Isaiah 40:31, emphasizing that waiting isn’t passive—it’s an active, intentional posture of listening, serving, and aligning with God. Using the image of a waiter, Greg illustrated how waiting means paying close attention to God's presence, being ready to respond, and engaging with Him in the everyday details of our lives. He encouraged us to approach Scripture slowly, perhaps just one verse at a time, and to journal what God might be saying. The message ended with the reminder that when we wait on the Lord, He renews our strength so we can soar, run, and walk without growing weary.

]]> Sun, 20 Jul 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4273 54 76e29ad35252c8a3d25afb8e90f6ed31 no Waiting on God Greg Wyton Sun, 13 Jul 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4270 55 34e6d71931269f6d9e4b179aa723713d no Keeping the Sabbath Holy Will Whyte Sun, 06 Jul 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4275 56 e58110169951297eef027e8d99723e29 no Selah Moments Denise Swaenepoel <p>Denise spoke on the importance of Selah—intentional pauses that give space for rest, reflection, and realignment with God. Drawing from Psalm 4 and other scriptures, she emphasized how Jesus modeled a healthy rhythm of work and rest, and how we often miss out on renewal when we rush through life. She encouraged the church to name their “how long?” questions and use pauses not to check out, but to engage more deeply with God. In stillness, God brings clarity, confidence, and transformation—even when our circumstances remain the same.</p> <p>Denise spoke on the importance of Selah—intentional pauses that give space for rest, reflection, and realignment with God. Drawing from Psalm 4 and other scriptures, she emphasized how Jesus modeled a healthy rhythm of work and rest, and how we often miss out on renewal when we rush through life. She encouraged the church to name their “how long?” questions and use pauses not to check out, but to engage more deeply with God. In stillness, God brings clarity, confidence, and transformation—even when our circumstances remain the same.</p> Denise spoke on the importance of Selah—intentional pauses that give space for rest, reflection, and realignment with God. Drawing from Psalm 4 and other scriptures, she emphasized how Jesus modeled a healthy rhythm of work and rest, and how we often miss out on renewal when we rush through life. She encouraged the church to name their “how long?” questions and use pauses not to check out, but to engage more deeply with God. In stillness, God brings clarity, confidence, and transformation—even when our circumstances remain the same.

]]> Sun, 29 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4104 57 183c78e1a8fe8b237aebb11b792175c9 no Is Anything Too Hard for God? Greg Wyton <p>Greg closed out the Questions God Asks series with the powerful question God asked Sarah: “Is anything too hard for the Lord?” He challenged us to reflect honestly on whether we believe God can meet us in our impossibilities—especially when it feels like He hasn’t shown up yet. Drawing from the story of Job, Greg reminded us that God often meets us “in the whirlwind” and doesn’t always answer our questions, but invites us into deeper relationship through the questions He asks us. Our circumstances may not change immediately, but we are changed when we see God more clearly, even through our suffering. The encouragement was to say with honesty: “Lord, I believe—help my unbelief.”</p> <p>Greg closed out the Questions God Asks series with the powerful question God asked Sarah: “Is anything too hard for the Lord?” He challenged us to reflect honestly on whether we believe God can meet us in our impossibilities—especially when it feels like He hasn’t shown up yet. Drawing from the story of Job, Greg reminded us that God often meets us “in the whirlwind” and doesn’t always answer our questions, but invites us into deeper relationship through the questions He asks us. Our circumstances may not change immediately, but we are changed when we see God more clearly, even through our suffering. The encouragement was to say with honesty: “Lord, I believe—help my unbelief.”</p> Greg closed out the Questions God Asks series with the powerful question God asked Sarah: “Is anything too hard for the Lord?” He challenged us to reflect honestly on whether we believe God can meet us in our impossibilities—especially when it feels like He hasn’t shown up yet. Drawing from the story of Job, Greg reminded us that God often meets us “in the whirlwind” and doesn’t always answer our questions, but invites us into deeper relationship through the questions He asks us. Our circumstances may not change immediately, but we are changed when we see God more clearly, even through our suffering. The encouragement was to say with honesty: “Lord, I believe—help my unbelief.”

]]> Sun, 22 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4392 58 704f4ee36f37e000691c247e476a76ed no Past, Present, and Future Greg Wyton <p>Greg centered his message around God’s question to Hagar in Genesis: “Where have you come from, and where are you going?” He highlighted how we often find ourselves in wilderness moments—places of discouragement, regret, or confusion—because we've tried to accomplish God's plans our own way. Instead of condemnation, God meets us with grace, asking us to reflect on our story and invite Him into it. Greg reminded us that God doesn't abandon us in our brokenness, but gently redirects us toward life, hope, and transformation through relationship with Him.</p> <p>Greg centered his message around God’s question to Hagar in Genesis: “Where have you come from, and where are you going?” He highlighted how we often find ourselves in wilderness moments—places of discouragement, regret, or confusion—because we've tried to accomplish God's plans our own way. Instead of condemnation, God meets us with grace, asking us to reflect on our story and invite Him into it. Greg reminded us that God doesn't abandon us in our brokenness, but gently redirects us toward life, hope, and transformation through relationship with Him.</p> Greg centered his message around God’s question to Hagar in Genesis: “Where have you come from, and where are you going?” He highlighted how we often find ourselves in wilderness moments—places of discouragement, regret, or confusion—because we've tried to accomplish God's plans our own way. Instead of condemnation, God meets us with grace, asking us to reflect on our story and invite Him into it. Greg reminded us that God doesn't abandon us in our brokenness, but gently redirects us toward life, hope, and transformation through relationship with Him.

]]> Sun, 15 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4231 59 1348bcaff5ff7283407871aa9537f18a no Why are you Angry? Greg Wyton Sun, 08 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4210 60 762b7239b9b3abcce7ccd96eb69f6dcd no No Condemnation Greg Wyton <p>In this message, Greg explores the powerful question God asks Adam in the garden: “Who told you that you were naked?” He unpacks how shame, fear, and hiding have shaped our human response to failure ever since. Greg draws a clear distinction between condemnation, which pushes us away from God and leaves us feeling unworthy, and conviction, which invites us to draw near, grow, and be restored. With honesty and hope, he encourages us to examine the internal voices we believe—and to let God's voice be the one that defines us.</p> <p>In this message, Greg explores the powerful question God asks Adam in the garden: “Who told you that you were naked?” He unpacks how shame, fear, and hiding have shaped our human response to failure ever since. Greg draws a clear distinction between condemnation, which pushes us away from God and leaves us feeling unworthy, and conviction, which invites us to draw near, grow, and be restored. With honesty and hope, he encourages us to examine the internal voices we believe—and to let God's voice be the one that defines us.</p> In this message, Greg explores the powerful question God asks Adam in the garden: “Who told you that you were naked?” He unpacks how shame, fear, and hiding have shaped our human response to failure ever since. Greg draws a clear distinction between condemnation, which pushes us away from God and leaves us feeling unworthy, and conviction, which invites us to draw near, grow, and be restored. With honesty and hope, he encourages us to examine the internal voices we believe—and to let God's voice be the one that defines us.

]]> Sun, 01 Jun 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4115 61 ad205dbdca94dbc93aabb29c358647f6 no Who are you listening to? <p>In this week’s message, Greg continued our “Questions” series by asking, “Who are you listening to?”—a reflection on God’s question to Adam in Genesis 3:11. We’re constantly surrounded by voices, but not all of them lead us to life. Greg challenges us to examine the influences we allow in, especially when they lead to fear, shame, or confusion. God’s voice brings clarity, peace, and restoration—not condemnation. This message invites us to quiet the noise and tune our hearts to the One who speaks truth.</p> <p>In this week’s message, Greg continued our “Questions” series by asking, “Who are you listening to?”—a reflection on God’s question to Adam in Genesis 3:11. We’re constantly surrounded by voices, but not all of them lead us to life. Greg challenges us to examine the influences we allow in, especially when they lead to fear, shame, or confusion. God’s voice brings clarity, peace, and restoration—not condemnation. This message invites us to quiet the noise and tune our hearts to the One who speaks truth.</p> In this week’s message, Greg continued our “Questions” series by asking, “Who are you listening to?”—a reflection on God’s question to Adam in Genesis 3:11. We’re constantly surrounded by voices, but not all of them lead us to life. Greg challenges us to examine the influences we allow in, especially when they lead to fear, shame, or confusion. God’s voice brings clarity, peace, and restoration—not condemnation. This message invites us to quiet the noise and tune our hearts to the One who speaks truth.

]]> Sun, 25 May 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4114 62 001f0e2eab66683ea54e5d96635edc60 no Where are you? Greg Wyton Sun, 18 May 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4186 63 ffa367a894327965758f1b11c9d9598f no Questions God Asks Greg Wyton <p>This Mother’s Day, we launched a powerful new series exploring the profound and personal questions that God asks in Scripture. In this opening message, Greg invites us to consider why a God who knows everything would still ask questions — not for His benefit, but for ours.</p> <p>This Mother’s Day, we launched a powerful new series exploring the profound and personal questions that God asks in Scripture. In this opening message, Greg invites us to consider why a God who knows everything would still ask questions — not for His benefit, but for ours.</p> This Mother’s Day, we launched a powerful new series exploring the profound and personal questions that God asks in Scripture. In this opening message, Greg invites us to consider why a God who knows everything would still ask questions — not for His benefit, but for ours.

]]> Sun, 11 May 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3977 64 4036c5461953dbef9b1eab9a049fe06c no Baptism Sunday | First Service <p>Join us for one of the most powerful and joyful Sundays of the year—Baptism Sunday at New Hope Church! In this special service, we celebrate the stories of transformation, healing, and new beginnings as 16 individuals publicly declare their faith in Jesus through baptism.</p> <p>Join us for one of the most powerful and joyful Sundays of the year—Baptism Sunday at New Hope Church! In this special service, we celebrate the stories of transformation, healing, and new beginnings as 16 individuals publicly declare their faith in Jesus through baptism.</p> Join us for one of the most powerful and joyful Sundays of the year—Baptism Sunday at New Hope Church! In this special service, we celebrate the stories of transformation, healing, and new beginnings as 16 individuals publicly declare their faith in Jesus through baptism.

]]> Sun, 04 May 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3669 65 d63a33985d00d05886e858f39f08723a no Baptism Sunday | Second Service <p>Join us for one of the most powerful and joyful Sundays of the year—Baptism Sunday at New Hope! In this special service, we celebrate the stories of transformation, healing, and new beginnings as 16 individuals publicly declare their faith in Jesus through baptism.</p> <p>Join us for one of the most powerful and joyful Sundays of the year—Baptism Sunday at New Hope! In this special service, we celebrate the stories of transformation, healing, and new beginnings as 16 individuals publicly declare their faith in Jesus through baptism.</p> Join us for one of the most powerful and joyful Sundays of the year—Baptism Sunday at New Hope! In this special service, we celebrate the stories of transformation, healing, and new beginnings as 16 individuals publicly declare their faith in Jesus through baptism.

]]> Sun, 04 May 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3922 66 d5bf27445801730a922c3f69309e5221 no Divine Appointments Greg Wyton <p>This week, Greg shares a powerful standalone message about recognizing divine appointments in our everyday lives. Drawing from Hebrews 13 and Matthew 25, he challenges us to reframe how we view ordinary interactions—reminding us that showing love, hospitality, and empathy can be encounters with the divine.</p><p>From welcoming strangers to caring for those in “prisons” of pain, addiction, or grief, Greg encourages us to live with open hearts and hands. Sometimes the most sacred moments are the ones we least expect—and the people we serve may even be messengers from God.</p><p>Whether you're a long-time believer or just exploring faith, this message is a reminder that God is working through your everyday acts of kindness.</p> <p>This week, Greg shares a powerful standalone message about recognizing divine appointments in our everyday lives. Drawing from Hebrews 13 and Matthew 25, he challenges us to reframe how we view ordinary interactions—reminding us that showing love, hospitality, and empathy can be encounters with the divine.</p><p>From welcoming strangers to caring for those in “prisons” of pain, addiction, or grief, Greg encourages us to live with open hearts and hands. Sometimes the most sacred moments are the ones we least expect—and the people we serve may even be messengers from God.</p><p>Whether you're a long-time believer or just exploring faith, this message is a reminder that God is working through your everyday acts of kindness.</p> This week, Greg shares a powerful standalone message about recognizing divine appointments in our everyday lives. Drawing from Hebrews 13 and Matthew 25, he challenges us to reframe how we view ordinary interactions—reminding us that showing love, hospitality, and empathy can be encounters with the divine.

From welcoming strangers to caring for those in “prisons” of pain, addiction, or grief, Greg encourages us to live with open hearts and hands. Sometimes the most sacred moments are the ones we least expect—and the people we serve may even be messengers from God.

Whether you're a long-time believer or just exploring faith, this message is a reminder that God is working through your everyday acts of kindness.

]]> Sun, 27 Apr 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4103 67 9caf317eeeeadf24ffefa6c2ad05617a no Mary and the Gardener Greg Wyton <p>Join us for a powerful Easter celebration at New Hope as Greg shares the story of the resurrection through the eyes of Mary Magdalene. In a message filled with hope, honesty, and transformation, we’re reminded that the risen Jesus meets us not in our perfection, but in our brokenness.</p><p><br></p><p>Mary came to the tomb in darkness—grieving, disoriented, and without hope. But it was there, in the middle of her confusion and pain, that Jesus called her by name. This message invites each of us to see ourselves in Mary’s story and to respond to the risen Savior who still speaks our names today.</p><p><br></p><p>You’ll be encouraged to bring your doubts, your wounds, and your questions—because Easter isn’t about having it all together. It’s about a God who conquered death and meets us exactly where we are.</p> <p>Join us for a powerful Easter celebration at New Hope as Greg shares the story of the resurrection through the eyes of Mary Magdalene. In a message filled with hope, honesty, and transformation, we’re reminded that the risen Jesus meets us not in our perfection, but in our brokenness.</p><p><br></p><p>Mary came to the tomb in darkness—grieving, disoriented, and without hope. But it was there, in the middle of her confusion and pain, that Jesus called her by name. This message invites each of us to see ourselves in Mary’s story and to respond to the risen Savior who still speaks our names today.</p><p><br></p><p>You’ll be encouraged to bring your doubts, your wounds, and your questions—because Easter isn’t about having it all together. It’s about a God who conquered death and meets us exactly where we are.</p> Join us for a powerful Easter celebration at New Hope as Greg shares the story of the resurrection through the eyes of Mary Magdalene. In a message filled with hope, honesty, and transformation, we’re reminded that the risen Jesus meets us not in our perfection, but in our brokenness.


Mary came to the tomb in darkness—grieving, disoriented, and without hope. But it was there, in the middle of her confusion and pain, that Jesus called her by name. This message invites each of us to see ourselves in Mary’s story and to respond to the risen Savior who still speaks our names today.


You’ll be encouraged to bring your doubts, your wounds, and your questions—because Easter isn’t about having it all together. It’s about a God who conquered death and meets us exactly where we are.

]]> Sun, 20 Apr 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4095 68 0716b3b91dffd3c7f757db0bd9c0e91a no Good Friday Fri, 18 Apr 2025 10:00:00 +0000 5415 69 21f1609d48b27db13c8314d296ee86a5 no Pilate & Barabbas Denise Swaenepoel, Greg Wyton <p>Join us as Greg and Denise tag team this week's sermon talking about Barabbas and Pilate. Greg talks about Barabbas and him being the first person redeemed by Christ, while Denise talks about the guilt of Pilate as he works to absolve Jesus of the crimes he was accused of.</p> <p>Join us as Greg and Denise tag team this week's sermon talking about Barabbas and Pilate. Greg talks about Barabbas and him being the first person redeemed by Christ, while Denise talks about the guilt of Pilate as he works to absolve Jesus of the crimes he was accused of.</p> Join us as Greg and Denise tag team this week's sermon talking about Barabbas and Pilate. Greg talks about Barabbas and him being the first person redeemed by Christ, while Denise talks about the guilt of Pilate as he works to absolve Jesus of the crimes he was accused of.

]]> Sun, 13 Apr 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4011 70 4aa66b79487181dd33f15de8da3971d0 no The Deserters: Peter and Judas Greg Wyton <p>In this message titled "The Deserters: Peter and Judas," Greg explores the stories of two of Jesus' closest followers who failed Him in deeply personal ways. Drawing a powerful contrast between Judas's betrayal and Peter's denial, Greg unpacks the heart responses of guilt vs. repentance, despair vs. restoration.</p><p><br></p><p>Through this message, we're reminded that failure doesn't have to be the end of the story. The difference between Judas and Peter wasn't the severity of their actions—but what they did afterward. God’s grace is big enough for our worst moments, and restoration is always possible when we turn back to Him.</p> <p>In this message titled "The Deserters: Peter and Judas," Greg explores the stories of two of Jesus' closest followers who failed Him in deeply personal ways. Drawing a powerful contrast between Judas's betrayal and Peter's denial, Greg unpacks the heart responses of guilt vs. repentance, despair vs. restoration.</p><p><br></p><p>Through this message, we're reminded that failure doesn't have to be the end of the story. The difference between Judas and Peter wasn't the severity of their actions—but what they did afterward. God’s grace is big enough for our worst moments, and restoration is always possible when we turn back to Him.</p> In this message titled "The Deserters: Peter and Judas," Greg explores the stories of two of Jesus' closest followers who failed Him in deeply personal ways. Drawing a powerful contrast between Judas's betrayal and Peter's denial, Greg unpacks the heart responses of guilt vs. repentance, despair vs. restoration.


Through this message, we're reminded that failure doesn't have to be the end of the story. The difference between Judas and Peter wasn't the severity of their actions—but what they did afterward. God’s grace is big enough for our worst moments, and restoration is always possible when we turn back to Him.

]]> Sun, 06 Apr 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4191 71 abbce7c87db22de0d2a9fce0d41beaf0 no Kingdom Character Denise Swaenepoel <p>Join us for Week 4 of our My Kingdom Come series as Denise shares an inspiring message on what it means to truly trust God's rule in our lives. In a world that urges us to take control, Jesus calls us to surrender—to let go of our plans and embrace His Kingdom.</p><p><br></p><p>Denise explores how living under God's authority brings freedom, peace, and purpose. Through Scripture and personal reflection, she challenges us to shift from self-reliance to full dependence on God, allowing His Kingdom to shape our daily lives.</p> <p>Join us for Week 4 of our My Kingdom Come series as Denise shares an inspiring message on what it means to truly trust God's rule in our lives. In a world that urges us to take control, Jesus calls us to surrender—to let go of our plans and embrace His Kingdom.</p><p><br></p><p>Denise explores how living under God's authority brings freedom, peace, and purpose. Through Scripture and personal reflection, she challenges us to shift from self-reliance to full dependence on God, allowing His Kingdom to shape our daily lives.</p> Join us for Week 4 of our My Kingdom Come series as Denise shares an inspiring message on what it means to truly trust God's rule in our lives. In a world that urges us to take control, Jesus calls us to surrender—to let go of our plans and embrace His Kingdom.


Denise explores how living under God's authority brings freedom, peace, and purpose. Through Scripture and personal reflection, she challenges us to shift from self-reliance to full dependence on God, allowing His Kingdom to shape our daily lives.

]]> Sun, 30 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4037 72 929dde8805a24ac08ec08396bb31d165 no Self Talk Greg Wyton <p>Join us for Week 3 of our My Kingdom Come series as Greg delivers a powerful message on surrender and transformation. This week, we explore what it means to move from living for my kingdom to living for God’s Kingdom. Greg dives deep into the contrast between our old self and new self, reminding us that true freedom comes when we make Jesus the boss of me.</p> <p>Join us for Week 3 of our My Kingdom Come series as Greg delivers a powerful message on surrender and transformation. This week, we explore what it means to move from living for my kingdom to living for God’s Kingdom. Greg dives deep into the contrast between our old self and new self, reminding us that true freedom comes when we make Jesus the boss of me.</p> Join us for Week 3 of our My Kingdom Come series as Greg delivers a powerful message on surrender and transformation. This week, we explore what it means to move from living for my kingdom to living for God’s Kingdom. Greg dives deep into the contrast between our old self and new self, reminding us that true freedom comes when we make Jesus the boss of me.

]]> Sun, 23 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3992 73 1cc749c854b3cab13b481c02c7384795 no Kingdom Awareness Greg Wyton <p>Join us for Week 2 of our My Kingdom Come series as Greg shares a powerful message on surrender and transformation. Drawing from Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus, Greg explores what it means to be 'born again'—not through human effort, but by the transforming power of God's Spirit.</p> <p>Join us for Week 2 of our My Kingdom Come series as Greg shares a powerful message on surrender and transformation. Drawing from Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus, Greg explores what it means to be 'born again'—not through human effort, but by the transforming power of God's Spirit.</p> Join us for Week 2 of our My Kingdom Come series as Greg shares a powerful message on surrender and transformation. Drawing from Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus, Greg explores what it means to be 'born again'—not through human effort, but by the transforming power of God's Spirit.

]]> Sun, 16 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4353 74 f97bd28c5e5edb2995924d97bee065cf no The Kingdom of Self Greg Wyton <p>Join us as Greg kicks off our new series, My Kingdom Come, with an eye-opening message on surrender and the Kingdom of God. In a world that teaches us to take control, Jesus invites us into a different way of living—one where we let go of our plans and trust in His Kingdom.</p><p><br></p><p>Greg explores what it means to shift our mindset from 'my kingdom come' to 'Thy Kingdom come,' challenging us to seek first the Kingdom of God rather than building our own. Through scripture, worship, and reflection, we begin a journey of discovering how God's ways are higher than ours and how true freedom comes from surrendering to His rule.</p> <p>Join us as Greg kicks off our new series, My Kingdom Come, with an eye-opening message on surrender and the Kingdom of God. In a world that teaches us to take control, Jesus invites us into a different way of living—one where we let go of our plans and trust in His Kingdom.</p><p><br></p><p>Greg explores what it means to shift our mindset from 'my kingdom come' to 'Thy Kingdom come,' challenging us to seek first the Kingdom of God rather than building our own. Through scripture, worship, and reflection, we begin a journey of discovering how God's ways are higher than ours and how true freedom comes from surrendering to His rule.</p> Join us as Greg kicks off our new series, My Kingdom Come, with an eye-opening message on surrender and the Kingdom of God. In a world that teaches us to take control, Jesus invites us into a different way of living—one where we let go of our plans and trust in His Kingdom.


Greg explores what it means to shift our mindset from 'my kingdom come' to 'Thy Kingdom come,' challenging us to seek first the Kingdom of God rather than building our own. Through scripture, worship, and reflection, we begin a journey of discovering how God's ways are higher than ours and how true freedom comes from surrendering to His rule.

]]> Sun, 09 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4329 75 c85ddf5cf5785beaf10cd7f3a3010b7a no Encounter Worship Night Wed, 05 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 17 76 115288de7ea761654609bdf775fc5981 no The Hard Work of Hope Will Whyte <p>Join us for Week 4 of our Living Hope series as Will delivers a powerful message titled The Hard Work of Hope. In this sermon, we dive into Romans 8 and explore what it means to hold onto hope when life feels uncertain, painful, or overwhelming.</p><p><br></p><p>Will unpacks how even in our struggles, God is working through us and in us. Just as creation groans for redemption, we too long for restoration—but we are never alone. The Holy Spirit intercedes for us, strengthening us in our weakness and using even our suffering to bring transformation.</p><p>If you’ve ever felt like letting go of hope, this message is for you. Be encouraged to stand firm, trust God’s promises, and embrace the hope that first took hold of you.</p> <p>Join us for Week 4 of our Living Hope series as Will delivers a powerful message titled The Hard Work of Hope. In this sermon, we dive into Romans 8 and explore what it means to hold onto hope when life feels uncertain, painful, or overwhelming.</p><p><br></p><p>Will unpacks how even in our struggles, God is working through us and in us. Just as creation groans for redemption, we too long for restoration—but we are never alone. The Holy Spirit intercedes for us, strengthening us in our weakness and using even our suffering to bring transformation.</p><p>If you’ve ever felt like letting go of hope, this message is for you. Be encouraged to stand firm, trust God’s promises, and embrace the hope that first took hold of you.</p> Join us for Week 4 of our Living Hope series as Will delivers a powerful message titled The Hard Work of Hope. In this sermon, we dive into Romans 8 and explore what it means to hold onto hope when life feels uncertain, painful, or overwhelming.


Will unpacks how even in our struggles, God is working through us and in us. Just as creation groans for redemption, we too long for restoration—but we are never alone. The Holy Spirit intercedes for us, strengthening us in our weakness and using even our suffering to bring transformation.

If you’ve ever felt like letting go of hope, this message is for you. Be encouraged to stand firm, trust God’s promises, and embrace the hope that first took hold of you.

]]> Sun, 02 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4009 77 3bf4a519b7df6c462f9665475e8e0348 no Making a Kingdom Investment Steve Adam <p>Join us for Week 3 of our Living Hope series as guest speaker Steve Adams shares a powerful message on making an eternal impact. Drawing from 2 Timothy, Steve challenges us to consider what it means to invest in the Kingdom of God and to live a life that outlasts us.</p> <p>Join us for Week 3 of our Living Hope series as guest speaker Steve Adams shares a powerful message on making an eternal impact. Drawing from 2 Timothy, Steve challenges us to consider what it means to invest in the Kingdom of God and to live a life that outlasts us.</p> Join us for Week 3 of our Living Hope series as guest speaker Steve Adams shares a powerful message on making an eternal impact. Drawing from 2 Timothy, Steve challenges us to consider what it means to invest in the Kingdom of God and to live a life that outlasts us.

]]> Sun, 23 Feb 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3755 78 6219dc353d26239526dd8eb7a71eb508 no Just Imagine Denise Swaenepoel <p>Join us for Week 2 of our Living Hope series as Denise brings an inspiring message titled Just Imagine. In this message, we explore the power of imagination and how it helps us remain hope-filled, even in the midst of challenges.</p><p>Denise unpacks how faith heroes like Abraham, Ezekiel, and Peter leaned on God's promises and used their imagination to see beyond their circumstances. By shifting our perspective, we can embrace God's greater plans, even when things seem uncertain.</p><p>No matter what season you’re in, this message will encourage you to engage your imagination, trust in God's faithfulness, and look forward to His promises.</p> <p>Join us for Week 2 of our Living Hope series as Denise brings an inspiring message titled Just Imagine. In this message, we explore the power of imagination and how it helps us remain hope-filled, even in the midst of challenges.</p><p>Denise unpacks how faith heroes like Abraham, Ezekiel, and Peter leaned on God's promises and used their imagination to see beyond their circumstances. By shifting our perspective, we can embrace God's greater plans, even when things seem uncertain.</p><p>No matter what season you’re in, this message will encourage you to engage your imagination, trust in God's faithfulness, and look forward to His promises.</p> Join us for Week 2 of our Living Hope series as Denise brings an inspiring message titled Just Imagine. In this message, we explore the power of imagination and how it helps us remain hope-filled, even in the midst of challenges.

Denise unpacks how faith heroes like Abraham, Ezekiel, and Peter leaned on God's promises and used their imagination to see beyond their circumstances. By shifting our perspective, we can embrace God's greater plans, even when things seem uncertain.

No matter what season you’re in, this message will encourage you to engage your imagination, trust in God's faithfulness, and look forward to His promises.

]]> Sun, 16 Feb 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3961 79 f31fafbb078786a732a009a7fe00fc47 no Against All Odds Greg Wyton <p>Join us as we kick off our new series, Living Hope, with a powerful message from Greg! In this service, we explore what it means to have hope in the face of life’s biggest challenges. </p><p>.</p><p>Greg shares how God works best when the odds are stacked against us, using stories from scripture like Paul’s shipwreck and Gideon’s impossible battle. No matter what struggles you’re facing, this message will encourage you to rely on God, our Living Hope, who is always at work even when we can't see it.</p> <p>Join us as we kick off our new series, Living Hope, with a powerful message from Greg! In this service, we explore what it means to have hope in the face of life’s biggest challenges. </p><p>.</p><p>Greg shares how God works best when the odds are stacked against us, using stories from scripture like Paul’s shipwreck and Gideon’s impossible battle. No matter what struggles you’re facing, this message will encourage you to rely on God, our Living Hope, who is always at work even when we can't see it.</p> Join us as we kick off our new series, Living Hope, with a powerful message from Greg! In this service, we explore what it means to have hope in the face of life’s biggest challenges.

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Greg shares how God works best when the odds are stacked against us, using stories from scripture like Paul’s shipwreck and Gideon’s impossible battle. No matter what struggles you’re facing, this message will encourage you to rely on God, our Living Hope, who is always at work even when we can't see it.

]]> Sun, 09 Feb 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4059 80 fc003b1b7700779d09c1372b18d19820 no Next Steps Call To Adventure Greg Wyton <p>Join us for an impactful message from Greg as we begin a new season at New Hope! In this service, we reflect on the power of next steps—both in our personal faith journey and in the life of our church. Through worship, communion, and a heartfelt testimony from Harold, we explore how God leads us through change, challenges, and new beginnings.</p><p>Greg shares about embracing the adventure of following Jesus, trusting the Holy Spirit’s guidance, and stepping into God’s plans with faith and courage. No matter where you are in your journey, this message will encourage you to seek God's direction and walk confidently in His grace.</p> <p>Join us for an impactful message from Greg as we begin a new season at New Hope! In this service, we reflect on the power of next steps—both in our personal faith journey and in the life of our church. Through worship, communion, and a heartfelt testimony from Harold, we explore how God leads us through change, challenges, and new beginnings.</p><p>Greg shares about embracing the adventure of following Jesus, trusting the Holy Spirit’s guidance, and stepping into God’s plans with faith and courage. No matter where you are in your journey, this message will encourage you to seek God's direction and walk confidently in His grace.</p> Join us for an impactful message from Greg as we begin a new season at New Hope! In this service, we reflect on the power of next steps—both in our personal faith journey and in the life of our church. Through worship, communion, and a heartfelt testimony from Harold, we explore how God leads us through change, challenges, and new beginnings.

Greg shares about embracing the adventure of following Jesus, trusting the Holy Spirit’s guidance, and stepping into God’s plans with faith and courage. No matter where you are in your journey, this message will encourage you to seek God's direction and walk confidently in His grace.

]]> Sun, 02 Feb 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4165 81 e879235d32beed52845eaa208ef3bb94 no Cause & Effect Greg Wyton <p>Concluding our Domino Effect series, Greg delivers a powerful message titled Cause and Effect. Exploring the concept of sowing and reaping through the lens of Galatians 6, Greg reveals how our choices—whether rooted in human wisdom or God's truth—shape the outcomes of our lives.</p><p><br></p><p>Discover how building a firm foundation on Christ transforms the trajectory of our lives and impacts future generations. This message is filled with practical wisdom, inspiring worship, and the life-changing truth of God’s grace, which interrupts the cycle of what we deserve and offers us abundant life through Jesus</p> <p>Concluding our Domino Effect series, Greg delivers a powerful message titled Cause and Effect. Exploring the concept of sowing and reaping through the lens of Galatians 6, Greg reveals how our choices—whether rooted in human wisdom or God's truth—shape the outcomes of our lives.</p><p><br></p><p>Discover how building a firm foundation on Christ transforms the trajectory of our lives and impacts future generations. This message is filled with practical wisdom, inspiring worship, and the life-changing truth of God’s grace, which interrupts the cycle of what we deserve and offers us abundant life through Jesus</p> Concluding our Domino Effect series, Greg delivers a powerful message titled Cause and Effect. Exploring the concept of sowing and reaping through the lens of Galatians 6, Greg reveals how our choices—whether rooted in human wisdom or God's truth—shape the outcomes of our lives.


Discover how building a firm foundation on Christ transforms the trajectory of our lives and impacts future generations. This message is filled with practical wisdom, inspiring worship, and the life-changing truth of God’s grace, which interrupts the cycle of what we deserve and offers us abundant life through Jesus

]]> Sun, 26 Jan 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4126 82 e562303080a6b4c6f84238fb43a96944 no The Domino Effect of Jesus Greg Wyton <p>Join us for Week 3 of our Domino Effect series, where Greg delivers a great message about the impact of two pivotal figures—Adam and Jesus. Through a deep dive into Romans 5, Greg contrasts the sin of Adam with the grace of Jesus, revealing how Christ's righteousness sets off a transformative domino effect in our lives, leading us to a right relationship with God.</p><p><br></p><p>Discover how embracing God's grace can empower us to live victoriously amidst the world's challenges. This service features heartfelt worship, profound insights, and an invitation to rest in God's unfailing love.</p> <p>Join us for Week 3 of our Domino Effect series, where Greg delivers a great message about the impact of two pivotal figures—Adam and Jesus. Through a deep dive into Romans 5, Greg contrasts the sin of Adam with the grace of Jesus, revealing how Christ's righteousness sets off a transformative domino effect in our lives, leading us to a right relationship with God.</p><p><br></p><p>Discover how embracing God's grace can empower us to live victoriously amidst the world's challenges. This service features heartfelt worship, profound insights, and an invitation to rest in God's unfailing love.</p> Join us for Week 3 of our Domino Effect series, where Greg delivers a great message about the impact of two pivotal figures—Adam and Jesus. Through a deep dive into Romans 5, Greg contrasts the sin of Adam with the grace of Jesus, revealing how Christ's righteousness sets off a transformative domino effect in our lives, leading us to a right relationship with God.


Discover how embracing God's grace can empower us to live victoriously amidst the world's challenges. This service features heartfelt worship, profound insights, and an invitation to rest in God's unfailing love.

]]> Sun, 19 Jan 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3834 83 1694ff241797f3ab4fe599d72c29f887 no The Domino Effect Conversation Denise Swaenepoel <p>Join us for an inspiring message titled Domino Effect Conversation with Denise, part of our ongoing series exploring how small acts of faith can spark a chain reaction of transformation. Denise delves into the story of the Samaritan woman at the well, showing how one conversation with Jesus can change lives and ripple through entire communities.</p><p>Discover the power of surrendering our brokenness to God and stepping into the supernatural domino effect He has for each of us. </p> <p>Join us for an inspiring message titled Domino Effect Conversation with Denise, part of our ongoing series exploring how small acts of faith can spark a chain reaction of transformation. Denise delves into the story of the Samaritan woman at the well, showing how one conversation with Jesus can change lives and ripple through entire communities.</p><p>Discover the power of surrendering our brokenness to God and stepping into the supernatural domino effect He has for each of us. </p> Join us for an inspiring message titled Domino Effect Conversation with Denise, part of our ongoing series exploring how small acts of faith can spark a chain reaction of transformation. Denise delves into the story of the Samaritan woman at the well, showing how one conversation with Jesus can change lives and ripple through entire communities.

Discover the power of surrendering our brokenness to God and stepping into the supernatural domino effect He has for each of us. 

]]> Sun, 12 Jan 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3902 84 17e7ea474f775f0d73ff79c29fba9d0a no Encounter - Jan 8 2025 <p>Join us for our Encounter worship nights. This is a mid-week music and prayer worship night.</p> <p>Join us for our Encounter worship nights. This is a mid-week music and prayer worship night.</p> Join us for our Encounter worship nights. This is a mid-week music and prayer worship night.

]]> Wed, 08 Jan 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3709 85 dae1fd6812d406b7b7eb13aba561b57c no The Domino Effect Harvey Katz <p>Kick off the new year with a powerful message from our guest speaker Harvey Katz! He explores the concept of the Domino Effect—how our choices, no matter how small, create ripples that impact the lives around us and shape our future. </p><p><br></p><p>Harvey explains how to navigate life’s challenges with wisdom from God, learning to trust Him fully in every decision. Let this message encourage you to start the year by seeking God and embracing the abundant life He offers.</p> <p>Kick off the new year with a powerful message from our guest speaker Harvey Katz! He explores the concept of the Domino Effect—how our choices, no matter how small, create ripples that impact the lives around us and shape our future. </p><p><br></p><p>Harvey explains how to navigate life’s challenges with wisdom from God, learning to trust Him fully in every decision. Let this message encourage you to start the year by seeking God and embracing the abundant life He offers.</p> Kick off the new year with a powerful message from our guest speaker Harvey Katz! He explores the concept of the Domino Effect—how our choices, no matter how small, create ripples that impact the lives around us and shape our future.


Harvey explains how to navigate life’s challenges with wisdom from God, learning to trust Him fully in every decision. Let this message encourage you to start the year by seeking God and embracing the abundant life He offers.

]]> Sun, 05 Jan 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4028 86 a5a388066ee70e0c326b944ce8e7c48c no Worship Reset Dan Macaulay <p>Join us as guest speaker Dan Macaulay preaches about Worship!</p> <p>Join us as guest speaker Dan Macaulay preaches about Worship!</p> Join us as guest speaker Dan Macaulay preaches about Worship!

]]> Sun, 29 Dec 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4553 87 dc6808768337237f90c757a80da8987f no Christmas Eve at New Hope Greg Wyton <p>Join us for our traditional Christmas Eve Candle Light service.</p> <p>Join us for our traditional Christmas Eve Candle Light service.</p> Join us for our traditional Christmas Eve Candle Light service.

]]> Tue, 24 Dec 2024 10:00:00 +0000 3755 88 57c8bf336e0e180c304303146f068898 no Finding Christmas is Finding Jesus Greg Wyton <p>Celebrate the joy and meaning of Christmas with us as we reflect on the incredible gift of Jesus, Emmanuel—God with us. Greg explores how Jesus came to seek and save the lost, offering hope, peace, and purpose to a broken world.</p><p><br></p><p>This message reminds us that we don't need to find Jesus; instead, He comes to us right where we are, in our moments of need, loneliness, and uncertainty. Join us as we embrace the light of Christ this season and discover the true meaning of Christmas</p> <p>Celebrate the joy and meaning of Christmas with us as we reflect on the incredible gift of Jesus, Emmanuel—God with us. Greg explores how Jesus came to seek and save the lost, offering hope, peace, and purpose to a broken world.</p><p><br></p><p>This message reminds us that we don't need to find Jesus; instead, He comes to us right where we are, in our moments of need, loneliness, and uncertainty. Join us as we embrace the light of Christ this season and discover the true meaning of Christmas</p> Celebrate the joy and meaning of Christmas with us as we reflect on the incredible gift of Jesus, Emmanuel—God with us. Greg explores how Jesus came to seek and save the lost, offering hope, peace, and purpose to a broken world.


This message reminds us that we don't need to find Jesus; instead, He comes to us right where we are, in our moments of need, loneliness, and uncertainty. Join us as we embrace the light of Christ this season and discover the true meaning of Christmas

]]> Sun, 22 Dec 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4067 89 82456d10bbc3f4649aecb6567acee371 no Finding Christmas in the Least Likely Greg Wyton <p>This week, we continue our Finding Christmas series with a powerful message on discovering the spirit of Christmas in the least likely places. Drawing from the story of Jesus' humble birth in Bethlehem, we reflect on how God often shows up in the understated, the unassuming, and the unexpected.</p><p><br></p><p>Greg reminds us that God meets us in the moments we least expect—in our struggles, in unlikely people, and in our quiet, overlooked places. Just as He came to shepherds and the humble manger, He comes to us, transforming our hearts and lives.</p><p><br></p><p>Join us as we celebrate the joy and hope of Christmas, knowing that no one is too far or too "unlikely" for God's love.</p> <p>This week, we continue our Finding Christmas series with a powerful message on discovering the spirit of Christmas in the least likely places. Drawing from the story of Jesus' humble birth in Bethlehem, we reflect on how God often shows up in the understated, the unassuming, and the unexpected.</p><p><br></p><p>Greg reminds us that God meets us in the moments we least expect—in our struggles, in unlikely people, and in our quiet, overlooked places. Just as He came to shepherds and the humble manger, He comes to us, transforming our hearts and lives.</p><p><br></p><p>Join us as we celebrate the joy and hope of Christmas, knowing that no one is too far or too "unlikely" for God's love.</p> This week, we continue our Finding Christmas series with a powerful message on discovering the spirit of Christmas in the least likely places. Drawing from the story of Jesus' humble birth in Bethlehem, we reflect on how God often shows up in the understated, the unassuming, and the unexpected.


Greg reminds us that God meets us in the moments we least expect—in our struggles, in unlikely people, and in our quiet, overlooked places. Just as He came to shepherds and the humble manger, He comes to us, transforming our hearts and lives.


Join us as we celebrate the joy and hope of Christmas, knowing that no one is too far or too "unlikely" for God's love.

]]> Sun, 15 Dec 2024 10:00:00 +0000 3966 90 8dd766fef1ec42f510735f81d9bc07b1 no Finding Christmas in Giving Greg Wyton <p>Join us for a joyful and inspiring Sunday service as we reflect on the spirit of giving during the Christmas season. Greg explores Jesus' words: 'It is more blessed to give than to receive.' Discover how God's grace, too wonderful for words, transforms our giving into something powerful—bringing us closer to Him and blessing those around us.</p> <p>Join us for a joyful and inspiring Sunday service as we reflect on the spirit of giving during the Christmas season. Greg explores Jesus' words: 'It is more blessed to give than to receive.' Discover how God's grace, too wonderful for words, transforms our giving into something powerful—bringing us closer to Him and blessing those around us.</p> Join us for a joyful and inspiring Sunday service as we reflect on the spirit of giving during the Christmas season. Greg explores Jesus' words: 'It is more blessed to give than to receive.' Discover how God's grace, too wonderful for words, transforms our giving into something powerful—bringing us closer to Him and blessing those around us.

]]> Sun, 08 Dec 2024 10:00:00 +0000 3891 91 351ace2f43a76e00e960404b567d35f7 no Finding Comfort Greg Wyton <p>Experience a heartfelt message of hope, comfort, and faith from our annual Comfort Service. This special gathering is designed for those navigating challenges, loss, or hardships during the Christmas season. Discover how God's love and the teachings of Jesus can bring peace amidst life's burdens. Join us as we explore finding solace through faith, prayer, and community. Whether you're seeking encouragement or just curious about what it means to rely on God, this message is for you</p> <p>Experience a heartfelt message of hope, comfort, and faith from our annual Comfort Service. This special gathering is designed for those navigating challenges, loss, or hardships during the Christmas season. Discover how God's love and the teachings of Jesus can bring peace amidst life's burdens. Join us as we explore finding solace through faith, prayer, and community. Whether you're seeking encouragement or just curious about what it means to rely on God, this message is for you</p> Experience a heartfelt message of hope, comfort, and faith from our annual Comfort Service. This special gathering is designed for those navigating challenges, loss, or hardships during the Christmas season. Discover how God's love and the teachings of Jesus can bring peace amidst life's burdens. Join us as we explore finding solace through faith, prayer, and community. Whether you're seeking encouragement or just curious about what it means to rely on God, this message is for you

]]> Sun, 01 Dec 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4394 92 9f41a4a862e621f94f55492fbe8ef874 no Baptism Sunday | First Service Denise Swaenepoel, Will Whyte <p>Celebrate with us as 17 people renew their stories in Christ as they get baptized!</p> <p>Celebrate with us as 17 people renew their stories in Christ as they get baptized!</p> Celebrate with us as 17 people renew their stories in Christ as they get baptized!

]]> Sun, 24 Nov 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4280 93 18b0e9f449244a28ddc34e2dcbf166fe no Baptism Sunday | Second Service Denise Swaenepoel, Will Whyte <p>Celebrate with us as 17 people renew their stories in Christ as they get baptized!</p> <p>Celebrate with us as 17 people renew their stories in Christ as they get baptized!</p> Celebrate with us as 17 people renew their stories in Christ as they get baptized!

]]> Sun, 24 Nov 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4351 94 33f8b9015a83a78542c37d6a71a2be1c no Knowing the Biblical Story Will Whyte <p>Being able to discern the Bible is one thing, but knowing how it's all part of one grand narrative is another. Will takes us through each "act" of the Bible to show how it corresponds to God's process of creation. Will also explores how God uses these patterns in our lives as he did it in the creation, and throughout the Bible. </p> <p>Being able to discern the Bible is one thing, but knowing how it's all part of one grand narrative is another. Will takes us through each "act" of the Bible to show how it corresponds to God's process of creation. Will also explores how God uses these patterns in our lives as he did it in the creation, and throughout the Bible. </p> Being able to discern the Bible is one thing, but knowing how it's all part of one grand narrative is another. Will takes us through each "act" of the Bible to show how it corresponds to God's process of creation. Will also explores how God uses these patterns in our lives as he did it in the creation, and throughout the Bible.

]]> Sun, 17 Nov 2024 10:00:00 +0000 3962 95 67f3387f1f17e33ca44252f679413d44 no Ancestry.Grace Denise Swaenepoel <p>What we discover from the lives of four ReStoried women in the line of Jesus is that even when we are still making sinful decisions, God meets where we are at and demonstrates His great love for us. Matthew's genealogy of Jesus in chapter 1 is the greatest writing on grace, begging the question, "Is anyone beyond a ReStoried life when the author is God?" </p> <p>What we discover from the lives of four ReStoried women in the line of Jesus is that even when we are still making sinful decisions, God meets where we are at and demonstrates His great love for us. Matthew's genealogy of Jesus in chapter 1 is the greatest writing on grace, begging the question, "Is anyone beyond a ReStoried life when the author is God?" </p> What we discover from the lives of four ReStoried women in the line of Jesus is that even when we are still making sinful decisions, God meets where we are at and demonstrates His great love for us. Matthew's genealogy of Jesus in chapter 1 is the greatest writing on grace, begging the question, "Is anyone beyond a ReStoried life when the author is God?" 

]]> Sun, 10 Nov 2024 10:00:00 +0000 3914 96 e7080c9f34fc4f27a52f781207e1b1d1 no The Sequel Greg Wyton <p>In the first installment of the ReStoried series Greg explores what his made up word ReStoried means, and how God can rewrite our stories. Paul's transformation as Greg outlines is a key example of this. Listen in as Greg talks about Acts chapter nine. </p> <p>In the first installment of the ReStoried series Greg explores what his made up word ReStoried means, and how God can rewrite our stories. Paul's transformation as Greg outlines is a key example of this. Listen in as Greg talks about Acts chapter nine. </p> In the first installment of the ReStoried series Greg explores what his made up word ReStoried means, and how God can rewrite our stories. Paul's transformation as Greg outlines is a key example of this. Listen in as Greg talks about Acts chapter nine.

]]> Sun, 03 Nov 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4252 97 19121ee99569afca242f348c9933d2c9 no Sick and Tired of Feeling Down Denise Swaenepoel, Ed Dickson <p>Join us as Denise interviews, Ed Dickson. They talk about his mission work in the Ukraine.</p> <p>Join us as Denise interviews, Ed Dickson. They talk about his mission work in the Ukraine.</p> Join us as Denise interviews, Ed Dickson. They talk about his mission work in the Ukraine.

]]> Sun, 27 Oct 2024 10:00:00 +0000 3935 98 98a886eafb0614775553339f2a6ec7eb no Sick and Tired of Heavy Burdens Greg Wyton <p>Greg tells some great yoke puns while teaching us about the process of giving our burdens to Jesus. </p> <p>Greg tells some great yoke puns while teaching us about the process of giving our burdens to Jesus. </p> Greg tells some great yoke puns while teaching us about the process of giving our burdens to Jesus.

]]> Sun, 20 Oct 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4075 99 f264dd8b1174a2111372f66f7b97aab0 no Sick and Tired of Self-pity Greg Wyton <p>Being thankful in the lows of life is to manage. But when life throws punches at you God wants us to be thankful despite the things weighing us down. Check out what Greg has to say about fighting the self-pity.</p> <p>Being thankful in the lows of life is to manage. But when life throws punches at you God wants us to be thankful despite the things weighing us down. Check out what Greg has to say about fighting the self-pity.</p> Being thankful in the lows of life is to manage. But when life throws punches at you God wants us to be thankful despite the things weighing us down. Check out what Greg has to say about fighting the self-pity.

]]> Sun, 13 Oct 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4212 100 550a84d0ce87eff9bd0a47420258261b no Turning Point Ready Greg Wyton Sun, 06 Oct 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4172 101 6850a807a99bde063e6142b7fd7f36df no Homeruns Greg Wyton <p>Homeruns are the pinnacle of baseball, so how do we get homeruns in church life? Greg sums up our series "Swinging For the Fences" by looking at what makes up a homerun in church life.</p> <p>Homeruns are the pinnacle of baseball, so how do we get homeruns in church life? Greg sums up our series "Swinging For the Fences" by looking at what makes up a homerun in church life.</p> Homeruns are the pinnacle of baseball, so how do we get homeruns in church life? Greg sums up our series "Swinging For the Fences" by looking at what makes up a homerun in church life.

]]> Sun, 29 Sep 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4322 102 55c50a173b3387bd61da9ae654fbdad4 no Home Runs in Serving Denise Swaenepoel, Kelly Elliot <p>Be a part of the Team! It's such an important part of our faith walk to serve as Jesus served us. Check out Denise's interview with Kelly Elliot about how serving is such an important part of her faith walk.</p> <p>Be a part of the Team! It's such an important part of our faith walk to serve as Jesus served us. Check out Denise's interview with Kelly Elliot about how serving is such an important part of her faith walk.</p> Be a part of the Team! It's such an important part of our faith walk to serve as Jesus served us. Check out Denise's interview with Kelly Elliot about how serving is such an important part of her faith walk.

]]> Sun, 22 Sep 2024 10:00:00 +0000 3875 103 4dd5e4c7ac5603073cdf78bbd9a95231 no Teammates Denise Swaenepoel <p>Community is a central part of human existence. Listen in on Denise's message about how teaming up with people to live life together can help grow your faith.</p> <p>Community is a central part of human existence. Listen in on Denise's message about how teaming up with people to live life together can help grow your faith.</p> Community is a central part of human existence. Listen in on Denise's message about how teaming up with people to live life together can help grow your faith.

]]> Sun, 15 Sep 2024 10:00:00 +0000 8771 104 09df0b8b7118fd9eca57af8f7e861a52 no The Big-Inning Greg Wyton <p>We're kicking off fall with a message that'll hit it out of the park. Tune in for Greg's message "The Big-Inning"</p> <p>We're kicking off fall with a message that'll hit it out of the park. Tune in for Greg's message "The Big-Inning"</p> We're kicking off fall with a message that'll hit it out of the park. Tune in for Greg's message "The Big-Inning"

]]> Sun, 08 Sep 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4226 105 2531505f767605b0ede1e120528a06a4 no The Battle for Control Greg Wyton Sun, 01 Sep 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4274 106 7fa00e79d19ee599b6be5e0e9c76adb2 no Gentleness Will Whyte Sun, 25 Aug 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4337 107 186ab5d98f91d2e0c0fbfc374bf4121a no Faithfulness Greg Wyton Sun, 18 Aug 2024 10:00:00 +0000 3787 108 e207fdf49e20d98c72ed52d99128db8d no Goodness Greg Wyton <p>How important is being a good person? Whats it like when we have to reconcile being good with following the rules? See what Greg has to say on these questions as he talks about the fruit of the Spirit, Goodness.</p> <p>How important is being a good person? Whats it like when we have to reconcile being good with following the rules? See what Greg has to say on these questions as he talks about the fruit of the Spirit, Goodness.</p> How important is being a good person? Whats it like when we have to reconcile being good with following the rules? See what Greg has to say on these questions as he talks about the fruit of the Spirit, Goodness.

]]> Sun, 11 Aug 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4380 109 4204049e6a222745330a3f675edffc01 no Kindness Greg Wyton Sun, 04 Aug 2024 10:00:00 +0000 3756 110 56d5a9f3ebdc4e1a3f99a37747848746 no Patience Dan Macaulay Sun, 28 Jul 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4033 111 bfcafe0f08210e4ba70769fcca891e3e no Peace Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 21 Jul 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4111 112 c0ca1729f94358a2e1b3aa1fad14c666 no Joy Sun, 14 Jul 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4044 113 8673f996d6a00b90614f45e5d5aaa5c7 no Love Through Me Greg Wyton Sun, 07 Jul 2024 10:00:00 +0000 3982 114 f36ec458e1d16e896cd01e7aab3e983b no LikeJesus Process and Posture Greg Wyton Sun, 30 Jun 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4145 115 5fa0f7285f2705e220670e46c2f2959c no Accessing More than Enough Greg Wyton Sun, 23 Jun 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4496 116 76914ec3154d938ec1d2603caf21c443 no Window to the Soul Greg Wyton Sun, 16 Jun 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4460 117 1c41387d7d9725af0df005aee19d646c no God's Math Greg Wyton Sun, 09 Jun 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4389 118 3e03e45ecd7a82f849fe25ed36da5b2c no Living in the Provision of God Greg Wyton Sun, 02 Jun 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4323 119 770db906498391c15b96ca7a18e24ef3 no Love Puts Others First Greg Wyton Sun, 26 May 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4146 120 07687616fb9e0e5ff4e1d4739ef85b05 no Unfailing Love Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 19 May 2024 10:00:00 +0000 3813 121 2ce60cc3bd253645af29a3b7d5a1688b no Love Covers a Multitude Of Sins Greg Wyton Sun, 12 May 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4148 122 4621f19093e4ebfe10c9a43ad2557293 no Thanks Greg Wyton Sun, 28 Apr 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4226 123 00d8b2b32a8dec14fc51ddae62d416cf no Help Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 21 Apr 2024 10:00:00 +0000 3987 124 7dfc5ed8df8816b5b1724794297ce556 no Why? Will Whyte Sun, 14 Apr 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4570 125 a57dd913477f6c8307835c10c718b2da no Yes! Greg Wyton Sun, 07 Apr 2024 10:00:00 +0000 3941 126 cfbc7e67e984227b77c729d48d537f0e no Supernatural Expectation Greg Wyton Sun, 24 Mar 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4269 127 5b03aab8385b4525e614ea81acae9aa9 no Adventure Greg Wyton Sun, 17 Mar 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4290 128 9bf46a60b6e797aa6e0ccafa0b7451f1 no Spiritual Boredom: Encouragement Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 10 Mar 2024 10:00:00 +0000 3773 129 76b94acd472ba80bf83ba53ec1101acc no Your Mission, Should You Choose to Accept It... Greg Wyton Sun, 03 Mar 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4495 130 9100e677e0e201637b2f4a3384aa4c57 no The Word of God Greg Wyton Sun, 25 Feb 2024 10:00:00 +0000 3706 131 3353a229d00d1a1019a40466b77a8cbf no Discerning God's Voice Greg Wyton Sun, 18 Feb 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4280 132 1d91ac74f84b0c1de3e9129593deff82 no Embracing the Many Ways God Speaks to Us Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 11 Feb 2024 10:00:00 +0000 3879 133 7858d9cc34bd0dd6211f0c7021a9bec1 no Jesus the Voice of God Greg Wyton Sun, 04 Feb 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4249 134 76ad61caaf8ce16f382085886c3fd071 no Holy Spirit Compelling Force Greg Wyton Sun, 28 Jan 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4346 135 40c12d90c9662ba839834d5233c2885d no Compelled by God's Love Greg Wyton Sun, 21 Jan 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4107 136 531d4a6ab834d2daa3518ec6da1bb065 no Living Compelled by God Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 14 Jan 2024 10:00:00 +0000 3867 137 32271d97a3fbf8cf3c0fcf654070af79 no Compelled Greg Wyton Sun, 07 Jan 2024 10:00:00 +0000 4380 138 afbd61005c3df71fcbd7bca8d84e9099 no Come & See: with Annabel & Pauline Annabel Pardy, Denise Swaenepoel, Sarah Campbell Sun, 31 Dec 2023 10:00:00 +0000 4094 139 407c752f64dcb1c7d7269b1a30c1a548 no Christmas Eve Candlelight Service Greg Wyton Sun, 24 Dec 2023 10:00:00 +0000 4249 140 1424bb19a584e1d92f2a8d418c1a9a2f no Seek The Lord Adam Woodman Sun, 10 Dec 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2095 141 6ec2e458a36172477d5f6201e27166cd no Comfort Service Greg Wyton Sun, 03 Dec 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2374 142 b4b26480a2affa57a15362adf4555a30 no Everything to Be a Disciple Greg Wyton Sun, 19 Nov 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2297 143 1b71eea21b5ced468a17603c06917db9 no Nothing & Everything Greg Wyton Sun, 12 Nov 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2168 144 15be87f071198e36f32e24cd635c95dc no Right In Your Own Eyes Greg Wyton Sun, 05 Nov 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2250 145 0c932d223f0ab29a2bf0777d3ef93ab5 no Walking It Out Will Whyte Sun, 29 Oct 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1489 146 1db7348d9b08d5006432492def4b46e2 no Holy Spirit Enabled Greg Wyton Sun, 22 Oct 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2131 147 19687e4bad476f319d9f8c343da15abd no Praying in the Panic Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 15 Oct 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1949 148 01270241965a8d740121052d6ba45597 no Thanksgiving Greg Wyton Sun, 08 Oct 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2093 149 3a507413ea2fbb6268e635b8b384d0c9 no Response Ability Greg Wyton Sun, 01 Oct 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1950 150 c0b181852950620218bba4bd72f9df1a no Connect with God and Others Greg Wyton Sun, 24 Sep 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2219 151 dea7a07c4e5bad435b3ad64b4876b0dc no Helping Others Greg Wyton Sun, 17 Sep 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2261 152 baf653f184ba5a58d9c14dbc8e137cfc no When You Least Feel Like It Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 10 Sep 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2140 153 dcfd0474ec42dd47fa941f8a2ec24048 no John 3: "For God so loved the world" Greg Wyton Sun, 03 Sep 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2692 154 4782418d3d6e0fa0946e24f9139bfb8a no Jeremiah 29: "For I know the plans I have for you" Adam Woodman Sun, 27 Aug 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2216 155 b2e1944d64a13c5118729a9b8716c156 no Lamentations 3: "His mercies are new every morning" Greg Wyton Sun, 20 Aug 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2472 156 6bdf49626e400d14cbc71cd64c486d45 no Isaiah 55: "Is anyone thirsty?" Greg Wyton Sun, 13 Aug 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2912 157 a3c21dfdf5901f27011a14ee568fa87a no Micah 6: "Do justly, love mercy, walk humbly" Greg Wyton Sun, 06 Aug 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2277 158 a04c99d8bc4b799f19c46f2a78a110d9 no Exodus 3: "I will be who I will be" Will Whyte Sun, 30 Jul 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2117 159 483469f0b9e6795e3aa20a1c726bda24 no Matthew 11: "Come to me all you who are weary" Adam Woodman Sun, 23 Jul 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2572 160 59599541e1100a0333a29581f90fdcee no Proverbs 3: "Wisdom" Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 16 Jul 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1153 161 99b5da63c5c1efc298cc196a9dd62428 no Habakkuk 3: "Yet I will rejoice in the Lord" Greg Wyton Sun, 09 Jul 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2333 162 58f795ec5c6dd6015128a21d040c2f22 no Isaiah 40: "Those who wait on the Lord will renew their strength" Greg Wyton Sun, 02 Jul 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2309 163 3cd789d66edce1f191b98921ba8ae38f no Ed Dickson Guest Speaker Ed Dickson, Greg Wyton Sun, 25 Jun 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2595 164 55139943ea043cd00346164b6a478506 no Honour Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 18 Jun 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2007 165 4c1139977de9afe676ad7bb6e32869ab no Jealous For My Heart Adam Woodman Sun, 11 Jun 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2074 166 711d25d264f7d0dc9fcfd0946c04565e no Touch Five Senses: Week 5 Greg Wyton Sun, 04 Jun 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2310 167 2947a01df27fc7baf5c0ef50453781d0 no Bad Days & Strong Smells Five Senses: Week 4 Adam Woodman Sun, 28 May 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2649 168 ac88d6dbf42a42fac0800cfda38aba53 no Taste Five Senses: Week 3 Greg Wyton Sun, 21 May 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2351 169 62de085a595a57a81e196a8e22407bac no Listen Up Five Senses: Week 2 Greg Wyton Sun, 14 May 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2617 170 5193c5929b0e392e76f3359a2fc41927 no Sight Five Senses: Week 1 Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 07 May 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1871 171 d5c0b7e8ede802213338abf79f3099b5 no Transformed Perspective Limited Perspective: Week 3 Greg Wyton Sun, 30 Apr 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1394 172 98354b29f175c6e000326ec68c298bfb no When I Don't See God Limited Perspective: Week 2 Greg Wyton Sun, 23 Apr 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2490 173 a699f1a5e10c0f4378a4735c333e69a0 no Limited Perspective Limited Perspective: Week 1 Greg Wyton Sun, 16 Apr 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2212 174 98366852aba57dab30c2c1dcc8a87970 no Easter Sunday Easter 2023 Greg Wyton Sun, 09 Apr 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2483 175 d5d5db42adc5b11ed8039b823a55e62c no Good Friday Good Friday 2023 Greg Wyton Fri, 07 Apr 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1686 176 655cd004eded1359d18f77e98c81fde8 no Love & Humility Trending: Week 5 Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 02 Apr 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2034 177 51e0427b29a76ae6ef4266e3eb4fd2ea no What Really Mattered to Jesus Trending: Week 4 Greg Wyton Sun, 26 Mar 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2229 178 8c4282401c15f294fa1e2bab68635836 no A Rich Relationship With God Trending: Week 3 Adam Woodman Sun, 19 Mar 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1957 179 f5bf0fd16c37c1a05b51b5348a1a1aa5 no Evaluating What Really Matters Trending: Week 2 Greg Wyton Sun, 12 Mar 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2322 180 8a5adfd022d44f39d32c5465360d2a51 no Evaluating Process Trending: Week 1 Greg Wyton Sun, 05 Mar 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1725 181 2396fd12d59dfa0511b7691773b4c43a no Unseen Battle Jacob - Wrestling With God: Week 4 Greg Wyton Sun, 26 Feb 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2307 182 f6d6639ca3c8d187da86cfbcd6262317 no Tug of War Jacob - Wrestling With God: Week 3 Greg Wyton Sun, 19 Feb 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2553 183 2204b8ea7268c6ddcc566a2055f5ff9e no Overflow Jacob - Wrestling With God: Week 2 Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 12 Feb 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1960 184 3b53f0197ec1018598bc02d9a696974e no Wrestling With God Jacob - Wrestling With God: Week 1 Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 05 Feb 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1824 185 2d9b1527f97c74c52f51924460b551f8 no How's Your Posture? Strong & Courageous: Week 4 Adam Woodman Sun, 29 Jan 2023 10:00:00 +0000 1790 186 2f75e91148349fb6fe41c31f33423df5 no Strength Discovered in Weakness Strong & Courageous: Week 3 Greg Wyton Sun, 22 Jan 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2712 187 44df23434b33b19fe65f839e322badc0 no It's Your Time To Be Strong Strong & Courageous: Week 2 Greg Wyton Sun, 15 Jan 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2220 188 9b6c2434e6852c78cc24ce289b97fac1 no Three Lessons From Joshua Strong & Courageous: Week 1 Adam Woodman Sun, 08 Jan 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2077 189 aa64e4c271df7501fef39066bc51e86c no Christmas For Grown Ups A Thrill of Hope: Week 2 Greg Wyton Sun, 11 Dec 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2724 190 54c577d653e10836bdb1cbada584011f no Comfort Service A Thrill of Hope: Week 1 Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 04 Dec 2022 10:00:00 +0000 1667 191 723db0b481b9897839024b023417e78c no Blessed Are The Persecuted Divine Intervention: Week 4 Greg Wyton Sun, 27 Nov 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2368 192 c8b7cf7f60511d76cad0a346bac38e71 no Divine Destination Divine Intervention: Week 2 Greg Wyton Sun, 13 Nov 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2033 193 13c2eeef76beb2f85a45070c04dad485 no Help From Above Divine Intervention: Week 1 Greg Wyton Sun, 06 Nov 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2414 194 7d09dbf92a0ac21796a46c7b1bd65dfc no Guiding Principles Responsive: Week 5 Greg Wyton Sun, 30 Oct 2022 10:00:00 +0000 1619 195 755f3deaa580e467ae08d9cf24e48aeb no Clear Directives Responsive: Week 4 Greg Wyton Sun, 23 Oct 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2047 196 0923b0c96786e73075645ad85ff97ab8 no Follow Me Responsive: Week 3 Ed Dickson, Greg Wyton Sun, 16 Oct 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2663 197 c4deddea5a5b5adc6796b73698845067 no A Plan for Generosity Responsive: Week 2 Greg Wyton Sun, 09 Oct 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2453 198 89c3bf7a2f404b41c6d24b48e5267168 no What Should I Do? Responsive: Week 1 Greg Wyton Sun, 02 Oct 2022 10:00:00 +0000 1882 199 5821ab39b786a9a1077ad4b2a5854dfd no Count Me In Welcome to Church: Week 3 Greg Wyton Sun, 25 Sep 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2154 200 8dbdb213a184b166a965290cc23c4220 no Whoever Desires to be Great Welcome to Church: Week 2 Adam Woodman <p>*For video of today's service, see</p> <p>*For video of today's service, see</p> *For video of today's service, see

]]> Sun, 18 Sep 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2049 201 268f8c89f2286a32d278c5edd8f1dcb1 no From Me to We Welcome to Church: Week 1 Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 11 Sep 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2034 202 e82d5e3cd690f1f14d0a209e777a0b9e no Psalm 23 Summer in the Psalms: Week 10 Adam Woodman Sun, 04 Sep 2022 10:00:00 +0000 1710 203 08e48f8468a6a8edea6e8c5eb680fc93 no Psalm 95 Summer in the Psalms: Week 9 Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 28 Aug 2022 10:00:00 +0000 1931 204 7a87d1bb78c00ff865a2ff2a4568d453 no Psalm 63 Summer in the Psalms: Week 8 Greg Wyton Sun, 21 Aug 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2370 205 9d8b8107b605b47476a0e836dfe46234 no Psalm 51 Summer in the Psalms: Week 7 Greg Wyton Sun, 14 Aug 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2599 206 92c20a8105cc8594b4dd65ab7dbf86c7 no Psalm 50 Summer in the Psalms: Week 6 Greg Wyton Sun, 07 Aug 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2973 207 b717d271e075775c68a9f478d06e0b9b no Psalm 34 Summer in the Psalms: Week 5 Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 31 Jul 2022 10:00:00 +0000 1885 208 9d800eacd9586d2177e30c599fd69aa6 no Psalm 48 Summer in the Psalms: Week 4 Greg Wyton Sun, 24 Jul 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2501 209 5236152c867f1f8284a5936a813d37c1 no Psalm 39 Summer in the Psalms: Week 3 Greg Wyton Sun, 17 Jul 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2396 210 bfdf9ce82e11ca2259db98cd0e6d4567 no Psalm 37 Summer in the Psalms: Week 2 Greg Wyton Sun, 10 Jul 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2394 211 6a9e922a210d602b1a402604ae44c38c no Psalm 1 Summer in the Psalms: Week 1 Greg Wyton Sun, 03 Jul 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2624 212 5fb5e6f7a23d2b71eba4fd3c21e75e7f no Work With What You Have In The Meantime: Week 3 Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 26 Jun 2022 10:00:00 +0000 1824 213 ade5fe62f9ad814c6fb37f0023073934 no Check Your Posture In The Meantime: Week 2 Greg Wyton Sun, 19 Jun 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2027 214 9138dfa7d46b2fb9157f2a35b0174f15 no Bloom Where You Are Planted In The Meantime: Week 1 Greg Wyton Sun, 12 Jun 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2471 215 a9e678d93e2221f8e9db9aea6390e087 no Water Baptism Greg Wyton Sun, 05 Jun 2022 10:00:00 +0000 4249 216 ab1564ad86db55aa4f8a6f73bf595ed4 no Church as Family Imagine: Week 5 Adam Woodman Sun, 29 May 2022 10:00:00 +0000 1894 217 52d31e90611f57241cfe30a0bf8316ea no "The Lord Has Need of You" Imagine: Week 4 Greg Wyton Sun, 22 May 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2422 218 5a7003688a37cb0046dbb9ab1ca4e6a0 no Nations as an Inheritance Imagine: Week 3 Greg Wyton Sun, 15 May 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2559 219 00e9b643279c21a3ca73f921328cee09 no Purpose-Filled Imagine: Week 2 Greg Wyton Sun, 08 May 2022 10:00:00 +0000 1948 220 920356635a6d2c243a5154aef628299e no A Better Future Imagine: Week 1 Greg Wyton Sun, 01 May 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2462 221 5d26ee69ef9ef10b7ecbe4db444e97b6 no Encountering God Greg Wyton Sun, 24 Apr 2022 10:00:00 +0000 1911 222 e6e27f7181b49e47ebfb31ba0d46f71f no Easter Sunday Easter: Week 3 Greg Wyton Sun, 17 Apr 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2545 223 64af27a1d9bb05019fefeed7cead88ff no Good Friday Easter: Week 2 Greg Wyton Fri, 15 Apr 2022 10:00:00 +0000 1678 224 c4c1f6cdf2c1551032b93d0413217aaf no Palm Sunday Easter: Week 1 Greg Wyton Sun, 10 Apr 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2219 225 d250ac23fadc9536dbfaee01a55a2d09 no Wisdom & the Love of God How to be Outspoken: Week 5 Adam Woodman Sun, 03 Apr 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2255 226 2ad0ad4acb23b6e744030ee57dea9302 no Outspoken and Angry How to be Outspoken: Week 4 Greg Wyton Sun, 27 Mar 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2400 227 66155e885c9128596cf080ea7e0a242a no Outspoken in Practice How to be Outspoken: Week 3 Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 20 Mar 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2221 228 13b4c83a74f36dd5604fb1ea765550d2 no Following Jesus' Example How to be Outspoken: Week 2 Greg Wyton Sun, 13 Mar 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2450 229 e54d70d6a4dba90ecb1f1c71e364172d no Creation Shouts How to be Outspoken: Week 1 Greg Wyton Sun, 06 Mar 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2195 230 52e65eda12a999904de041741d7ee070 no Good Samaritan Beyond Indifference: Week 4 Greg Wyton Sun, 27 Feb 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2316 231 8dd6e61bc60e1eb35e95c45bf58fc841 no Countering Indifference Beyond Indifference: Week 3 Greg Wyton Sun, 20 Feb 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2728 232 34ce2c59fb654f8291de1220efcc62c9 no Calculating Indifference Beyond Indifference: Week 2 Greg Wyton Sun, 13 Feb 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2386 233 d07886b9363041e3348469581cde6f52 no Just a Little Indifference Beyond Indifference: Week 1 Greg Wyton Sun, 06 Feb 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2392 234 489420ff268dd5382646a585d073e2f7 no Wisdom Calls New Beginnings: Week 5 Greg Wyton Sun, 30 Jan 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2466 235 d6c2acfd3845102270cbbf82df68e408 no Finding Jesus in the Bible New Beginnings: Week 4 Greg Wyton Sun, 23 Jan 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2759 236 04feb6aa3488aa0537d63a80240f1ef6 no Don't Think Like Everyone Else New Beginnings: Week 3 Greg Wyton Sun, 16 Jan 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2614 237 e82df54d13b81448aeaa0e649c07205b no In an Adventure New Beginnings: Week 2 Greg Wyton Sun, 09 Jan 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2441 238 78314177f95f8a0c05ac52f754cd15f0 no Toward a Destination New Beginnings: Week 1 Greg Wyton Sun, 02 Jan 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2713 239 31efc2258c4467a5274c191943d3ec38 no Christmas Portrait Merry & Bright: Week 3 Greg Wyton Sun, 19 Dec 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2698 240 6b0df9323d9f18632c3c01f7f83494c2 no Cosmic Christmas Merry & Bright: Week 2 Greg Wyton Sun, 12 Dec 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2728 241 d95d7b6d44576edd284d094ca5348b72 no Dark Night of the Soul Merry & Bright: Week 1 Greg Wyton Sun, 05 Dec 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2220 242 55b2207e6f41aff3390805bdc637f8c8 no Persecuted Church Sunday The Art of Being Unordinary: Week 4 Greg Wyton Sun, 28 Nov 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2556 243 f8fed2b44683fdecd84641920dc919af no Unordinary Opportunity The Art of Being Unordinary Greg Wyton Sun, 21 Nov 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2258 244 afbdc20aa0c5c69c904bee913409c8b8 no Expect God to Do the Unordinary The Art of Being Unordinary: Week 2 Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 14 Nov 2021 10:00:00 +0000 1933 245 af440c9a933e0117ba2f2820457e0119 no Being Extraordinary The Art of Being Unordinary: Week 1 Greg Wyton Sun, 07 Nov 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2379 246 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Oneighty: Week 1 Greg Wyton Sun, 12 Sep 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2426 254 c0daf8992ed8eeea551d6c279d7ebc0b no Lie-dentities Identity: Week 10 Greg Wyton Sun, 05 Sep 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2213 255 5696ef5def0812a5d3fcf7557dfa8e8d no New Identity New Attitude Identity: Week 9 Greg Wyton Sun, 29 Aug 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2261 256 6e2017bb29a53602c568f07e86c54fde no Church Identity Identity: Week 8 Adam Woodman Sun, 22 Aug 2021 10:00:00 +0000 1979 257 6bfae4201e1c1acfb4efe19dda9a7a28 no Identity Influences Behaviour Identity Week 7 Greg Wyton Sun, 15 Aug 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2631 258 4f5402f75a2cabd148c7e4bd56e7c1bf no Chosen Identity: Week 6 Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 08 Aug 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2144 259 35422fc1a0b38ef8fed547e90ed3641a no Right With God Identity: Week 5 Greg Wyton Sun, 01 Aug 2021 10:00:00 +0000 3001 260 08b2b5f89d573eb467b395e78229d8c7 no In-Christ Identity: Week 4 Greg Wyton Sun, 25 Jul 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2203 261 4c8c0784678fa58692d2e50cd46e6d35 no Citizenship Identity: Week 3 Greg Wyton Sun, 18 Jul 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2333 262 b8a9c478b82fcf8f9ce950139f47a3a5 no Made New Identity: Week 2 Greg Wyton Sun, 11 Jul 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2407 263 46d4b46a9ff049941bdcc8ad936f90b6 no Identity Crisis Identity: Week 1 Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 04 Jul 2021 10:00:00 +0000 1649 264 01920f30e473fe022ff12998d17af911 no The Kingdom of Heaven The Words, Ways & Works of Jesus: Week 10 Denise Swaenepoel, Greg Wyton Sun, 13 Jun 2021 10:00:00 +0000 1581 265 d7c4a78a25e3b79aeb4390ff0f545eb5 no Behaviour and Identity The Words, Ways & Works of Jesus: Week 9 Adam Woodman, Greg Wyton Sun, 06 Jun 2021 10:00:00 +0000 1365 266 b061671083aa097e0e5f36f00688878c no Tests and Lessons The Words, Ways & Works of Jesus: Week 8 Adam Woodman, Greg Wyton Sun, 30 May 2021 10:00:00 +0000 1619 267 4b90bcef41fc543be792f125cbd1fd1e no Jesus and the Holy Spirit The Words, Ways & Works of Jesus: Week 7 Adam Woodman, Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 23 May 2021 10:00:00 +0000 1675 268 96b5419d9229d845e818c124698dfbb1 no Jesus the Healer The Words, Ways & Works of Jesus: Week 6 Adam Woodman, Greg Wyton Sun, 16 May 2021 10:00:00 +0000 1731 269 9d275bffeed8c6a07d83c67fd573bb54 no Teach Us to Pray The Words, Ways & Works of Jesus: Week 5 Adam Woodman, Greg Wyton Sun, 09 May 2021 10:00:00 +0000 1750 270 eb68ed004d9ebae8d201acb323a66a52 no Do Not Worry The Words, Ways & Works of Jesus: Week 4 Denise Swaenepoel, Greg Wyton Sun, 02 May 2021 10:00:00 +0000 1469 271 d2d738d0dc1a04d7e3f1b92205c6e680 no Love Your Enemies The Words, Ways & Works of Jesus: Week 3 Adam Woodman, Denise Swaenepoel Sun, 25 Apr 2021 10:00:00 +0000 1464 272 0643981bf8f4b30e1a75de16a412c536 no Sermon on the Mount The Words, Ways & Works of Jesus: Week 2 Adam Woodman, Greg Wyton Sun, 18 Apr 2021 10:00:00 +0000 1608 273 5eb542420bbb2c4c9b022eb10627b29a no The Historical Jesus The Words, Ways & Works of Jesus: Week 1 Denise Swaenepoel, Greg Wyton Sun, 11 Apr 2021 10:00:00 +0000 1481 274 e64555056504a981e3c2dd164aea2962 no