New Hope Chapel Pastor Steve Ristuccia

We were all once lost, but now we have our being in Him.
As Christ followers, we have the responsibility of caring for the ones around us. The ultimate way we can care for others is by introducing them to Jesus. How you ask?
Take a listen to Ps. Steve as he teaches through the parables how we can reach people with the hope we have in Christ.

Some call him an exemplary figure, some call him a fairy tale, some call him a philosopher, some call him a carpenter. What do you call him? Who is Jesus to you?
Take a listen to Ps. Steve as he opens the scriptures and shows us how we ought to live our lives in awe of who Jesus is.

Remember the last time you had to disagree with someone, but still had to talk to them? You sure would not have enjoyed that experience.
While we cannot stand a little disagreement, imagine what it means to love your enemies!
Take a listen to Ps. Steve as he teaches us how we can live this high calling!

If one had to state the ultimate purpose of Jesus coming into this world, it woud be this - To set captives free! While that is good news for us, what does it mean for us in our daily lives? Take a listen to Ps. Steve as he teaches from the scriptures what it meant for Jesus to set us free, and how we ought to live our lives in that assurance.

To live out the Great Commission does not necessarily mean to go to far away lands to win souls for Christ. Take a listen to Ps. Steve as he teaches us from Jesus' parable on how we can be faithful followers, pointing people to Christ.

We live in a world of no guarantees. There is no guarantee when we step out of the house, if we would come back safe. There is no guarantee our loved ones wouldn't break our hearts at some point. There is no guarantee that what you have today in this world would last as long as you want them to. But as Christ followers, we have a great assurance that the God we love and serve is the same. Take a listen to Ps. Steve as he opens the scriptures and teaches us how we can live in awe and confidence that our God is a promise keeper.