Revised Common Lectionary-Year B

A lectionary is a plan of Scripture readings throughout the Christian year, which support the themes of our celebrations like Christmas and Easter and also provide the church a way to hear a large portion of the Scriptures read aloud. The Revised Common Lectionary is used by Protestant and evangelical churches all over the world, and each week it provides an Old Testament reading, a psalm, an Epistle (New Testament letter), and a Gospel reading. New Hope has been following the readings for Year B (Second year of the three-year schedule), which you can find, along with related resources, at this site: Year B - Revised Common Lectionary (vanderbilt.edu).

Monthly Rhythm

In the fall of 2022, we transitioned into a new monthly rhythm for worship services. Our plan was developed in concert with our mission statement.

1st Sundays - “Love God” - The Lord’s Supper (a.k.a. Communion) and personal and corporate renewal as worship.

2nd Sundays - “Serve the World” - Outreach oriented and hands-on: Community engagement as worship.

3rd & 4th Sundays - “Love Each Other” - A traditional (to New Hope) corporate service as worship.

All services are oriented around worship with a full-bodied experience as our goal. This includes singing, prayer, testimonies, reading scripture, greeting each other, times of silence and reflection, and most Sundays will include a proclamation of the Word (a.k.a. sermon).

You can find a link to our current Sunday bulletin here.

You can find all videos of our current services and past recorded sermons/services on our YouTube channel.

Pride, Poverty, Gratitude

Gratitude

Pastor Scott Sittig

Life Money LegacyDavid RybkaOctober 25, 2015Pastor Scott SittigComment

Breaking the Chains of Debt

Breaking the Bondage of Debt

Debt is an incredibly profitable consumer product today. But the Bible's teaching is clear: The borrower really is slave to the lender. God wants you out of debt—and this sermon shares some practical ideas for making that happen in your life.

Life Money LegacyDavid RybkaOctober 18, 2015Pastor Scott SittigComment

A Biblical Framework for Wealth

God's principles really work, so we need to know how to handle wealth effectively. In this sermon, Dave explains a biblical path for dealing with our finances that moves us from focusing on our families to making a difference in the world.

Life Money LegacyDavid RybkaOctober 12, 2015Pastor Scott SittigComment