Skip to content
Sign in
Artwork for New Hope Chapel
Religion & SpiritualityChristianity

New Hope Chapel

New Hope Chapel

From Old Testament History springs New Testament hope. Located in Arnold, MD, New Hope Chapel is a vibrant church, with Biblical-based teaching. Listen to a variety of teachers as they open God's Word in a way that's both profound yet easy to understand. To learn more about New Hope Chapel, please visit www.newhopechapel.org.

Play
Open in
  • 21 episodes
  • Avg 29 min
  • English

Episodes 21

NewestOldestLongest
All20Unplayed20In progress0Played0
Counted on this page — what you have heard stays on this device, so it is not something the list can be paged by.
  • September 27 · 25 min

    Feast of Tabernacles – Succoth

    Fall Holy and Feast Days - Unfulfilled, Future Prophetic Events Interpreted as representing God dwelling with humanity in the age to come (Revelation 22), but in partial fulfillment points to the indwelling Holy Spirit. Joanne

  • September 20 · 22 min

    Day of Atonement – Yom Kippur

    Fall Holy and Feast Days - Unfulfilled, Future Prophetic Events Interpreted as pointing to the final judgment, but in partial fulfillment points to the ascended Jesus presenting Himself to the Father as both high priest and holy sacrifice. Joanne

  • September 18 · 22 min

    Feast of Trumpets - Rosh Hashanah

    Fall Holy and Feast Days - Unfulfilled, Future Prophetic Events The holy days have been celebrated ever since the Lord instituted them during the Exodus. Remembering them deepens the richness of our understanding of Messiah Jesus, in Whom all the festivals have been and will be fulfilled. Interpreted as pointing to the resurrection of believers, but in partial fulfillment points to every born again believer. Note: There were some sound issues in the first couple minutes but it clears at approximately 1:40. The time for reflection near the end has been greatly shortened.

  • August 30 · 30 min

    Unity

    What does true unity look like? The world has its own definition of unity: agreeing on the same ideas, sharing the same values, looking alike, or rallying around a common cause. But that kind of unity can be surprisingly superficial—and it can disappear the moment we disagree. This week, Julie Coleman leads us to discover that God’s vision for unity is far more challenging—and far more beautiful—than simply getting along. If you've ever wondered how Christians with different personalities, backgrounds, opinions, and gifts can genuinely become “one,” join us this Sunday as we explore God's surprising answer.

  • August 16 · 21 min

    Knowing Versus Knowing – Affection creates Attention

    What if some of the things we’ve been taught to pursue in faith are actually meant to lead us somewhere deeper? This week is about curiosity, affection, and the possibility that God may be bigger than the box we’ve put Him in. Matt Divens

  • August 9 · 36 min

    Building for Future Generations

    What will you leave behind? Most people hope their life will make a difference—but what kind of legacy truly lasts? This week, we'll explore Ephesians 3, where Paul reveals God's vision for a legacy that reaches far beyond our own lifetime. Discover His desire for every believer to invest in something that will impact generations to come. What is it? Join us and find out. Julie Coleman

  • July 19 · 31 min

    Botched Miracle? The Healing of the Blind Man of Bethsaida Part 1 (Mark 8:22-26)

    Have you ever asked yourself: Why did the healing of the blind man of Bethsaida require the application of saliva and two touches over the eyes of the blind man from the part of Jesus? Didn’t Jesus have enough power to heal the blind man of Bethsaida with only one intervention? Listen as we try to answer these questions.

  • June 21 · 30 min

    Nothing to Hide

    If God already knows your every thought, why do so many of us still wear masks when we pray? In this Podcast, we'll continue our study of Psalm 139 and explore David's bold invitation to stop pretending and start relating to God with openness, trust, and authenticity. It could change the way you pray forever.

  • June 7 · 35 min

    The Hope that Changes Everything

    What are you hoping for? Better circumstances? Healing for someone you love? A brighter tomorrow? We all hope for something—but what if the greatest hope isn't found in this life at all? Today, we'll explore 1 Corinthians 15, where Paul reveals why the resurrection of Jesus is the foundation of the Christian faith. Discover the hope that outlasts suffering, conquers death, and changes everything. In this podcast, we celebrate the risen Christ and discover the hope that anchors us today—and for eternity.

  • May 31 · 26 min

    From Overwhelmed to Peace

    Feeling overwhelmed? David knew that feeling too. Join us this week as we explore Psalm 139 and discover how he found peace—not by changing his circumstances, but by resting in the truth that God knows him completely, cares for him personally, loves him deeply, and never leaves his side.

  • May 24 · 22 min

    Pentecost – The Big Reveal

    Pentecost was far more than the birth of the Church—it was the fulfillment of God's redemptive plan revealed through Israel's spring feasts. Passover pointed to Christ's sacrifice, Unleavened Bread to His sinless life and burial, First Fruits to His resurrection, and Pentecost to the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Just as the first Pentecost celebrated God giving His Law to Moses, this new Pentecost celebrates God giving His people His living Word through Jesus Christ and the indwelling Holy Spirit. It is also a powerful reversal of Babel, where divided languages gave way to a Spirit-created unity in Christ. But there's another astonishing connection between Pentecost and Christ's Ascension—one that unlocks the "great mystery" Paul so often proclaimed. Join us for the Big Reveal!

  • May 17 · 37 min

    Have I Sinned Beyond Forgiveness?

    Have you ever wondered, “Have I sinned too much for God to forgive me?” In Matthew 12, Jesus makes a startling statement: “Every kind of sin and slander can be forgiven, but blasphemy against the Spirit will not be forgiven.” Does this mean there is a sin beyond the reach of God’s mercy? Years ago, some people even posted videos online claiming they were committing the “unpardonable sin” by intentionally saying or doing things they believed could put them beyond forgiveness. But did they really cross a line God would not forgive? Join us as we explore Jesus’ escalating conflict with the Pharisees and examine this difficult passage in its biblical context. Along the way, we’ll look at examples of serious sin in Scripture—and discover what they reveal about God’s justice, mercy, and grace.

  • May 3 · 28 min

    The Day Jesus Schooled the Experts

    According to the Mishnah, violating the Sabbath was considered one of the most serious offenses a person could commit, with the penalty being death by stoning. So when the Pharisees accused Jesus’ disciples of breaking Sabbath laws, they weren’t making a minor complaint—they were making a serious charge against Jesus Himself. What might seem like a small disagreement over rules was actually a challenge to Jesus’ identity. If He could be labeled a sinner, He could not be the promised Messiah. Join us as we discover how Jesus turned the tables on the religious experts and taught the teachers a lesson they never expected.

  • April 26 · 34 min

    From God with Us to God Within Us Matthew 11:25-30

    Throughout history, there have been moments when everything changed—the invention of the wheel, the telephone, the internet. These breakthroughs transformed the way people lived and connected with one another. Scripture also records pivotal moments when God changed the way He revealed Himself and related to humanity. This week, we’ll explore one of those often-overlooked turning points and discover how it reshaped our understanding of God’s presence with us. And if you struggle with restless nights, constant fatigue, or waking up tired even after a nap, don’t miss this episode. You may discover a better way to find true rest.

  • April 19 · 21 min

    The Danger of Missing Jesus Matthew 11:16-24

    As we continue through Matthew’s Gospel, we encounter a sobering moment in Jesus’ ministry. Those who witnessed His teaching and miracles firsthand still refused to believe. Jesus compared their response to some of the most infamous cities in Israel’s history—Tyre, Sidon, and Sodom—declaring that even they would fare better on the day of judgment. Was this simply a warning for people long ago, or does Jesus still have something to say to us today? Join us to explore the danger of missing what God is doing right in front of us.

  • April 12 · 36 min

    When Even the Strongest Believers Doubt Matthew 11:11-15

    If you’ve ever struggled with doubts about your faith, you’re in good company. Even John the Baptist—the one who prepared the way for Jesus and proclaimed Him as the Messiah—had moments when he needed reassurance. This week, we’ll explore Matthew 11:1-15 and discover Jesus’ surprising response to John’s doubts. Was John’s uncertainty a failure of faith? Or did Jesus meet him with compassion and understanding? Join us as we uncover what this passage means for us when our own faith feels shaky. You may discover freedom from the guilt and regret that often come with doubt—and learn to pray with confidence: “Lord, I believe; help my unbelief!”

  • April 5 · 41 min

    The Turning Point of God’s Story

    This Easter, we’re stepping back to see the sweeping story of Scripture—from the first creation to the new heaven and new earth. At the center of it all is one life-changing question: Why do Jesus’ death and resurrection matter so much? Because the cross and the empty tomb are the turning point of God’s story, where themes woven throughout Scripture—life, sacrifice, and God’s presence with His people—find their ultimate fulfillment in Christ.

  • March 29 · 31 min

    The Secret to God's Will

    Have you ever wondered if you’ll ever truly measure up to Christ’s call for His followers? In Matthew 10:37-42, Jesus finishes preparing His disciples to go out and announce that God’s kingdom is near. But how would they respond when faced with rejection, opposition, and challenges? And how will we respond when our own faith is tested? Join us as we explore Jesus’ final instructions to His disciples and discover the surprising simplicity of following God’s will for your life. The answer may be closer—and more freeing—than you think.

Showing 1–20 of 21 episodes