New Hope Church is located in the heart of Calgary, Canada. Thanks for dropping in to our video version of our church. What if? What if the moment you're now living is meant for more? What if what you just did over the last hour was supposed to have held much more meaning, reality, and truth? What if God wants everything you do to matter more; everywhere you are to be more significant; every second you live to hold more eternity? Often I think that this is exactly what God wants for us. I think its what he's made us for; to know his presence, to experience his being, to be embraced by his love in all things.Pastor John Van SlotenFrom the introduction to New Hope's upcoming book Website: http://www.newhopechurch.ca
We’re going to look at four bible stories where people (at first) didn’t recognize that Jesus was standing right in front of them. Do you ever wonder what you might be missing?
This can be a heavy topic, however it can really help your walk with God. A couple of questions to consider. 1)How do we receive God’s forgiveness and grace? 2)How do we allow that forgiveness and grace to flow through us?
In this message we’re going to look at the biomechanics of a runner’s leg. What does running tell us about the Maker of all legs? Further info about this series at www.newhopechurch.ca/science
We continue our three week, Templeton funded, ‘Discovering God in Science’ series. In this message we’re going to look at the hydrology of the Bow River.What does this flowing wonder tell us about the God who made it? www.newhopechurch.ca/science
How does how we listen to the earth inform our understanding of God? Pastor John Van Sloten and geophysicist Marc Chen explore this topic. www.newhopechurch.ca/science
We’re going to listen for God’s truth in the music of Coldplay (via their new album Mylo Xyloto, in particular).
Are you aware of your blindness when it comes to the things of God? Imagine what it would be like to really see Jesus.
Think about the first time you encountered Jesus. Who did you think he was? Who do you think he is? The passage we will look at today is John 1:35-49.
We’re going to think about how the God who made all things connects with the God who took on a human body. What does it mean that Jesus was the central character in both events?
We’re going to look at God’s redemptive story as found in the Academy award winning film Hugo.