New Hope Fellowship

New Hope Fellowship Grace. Truth. Love. Hope. We are a community of believers in Monroe, WA walking together in faith, where every person is welcomed and every story matters.

Come find your place with us. You belong here!

Life together this week🌿🪴TuesdayBCT Bible Study  • 5 PM Meal • 6 PM Discussion🪴WednesdayWomen’s Bible Study resumes on S...
08/24/2026

Life together this week🌿

🪴Tuesday
BCT Bible Study • 5 PM Meal • 6 PM Discussion
🪴Wednesday
Women’s Bible Study resumes on September 16th
🪴Thursday
Prayer Warriors • 10:30 AM
BYOL + Scholar in Residence Bible Study • 11:30 AM
🪴Friday
Lissner's Sermon Discussion Bible Study • 6:00 PM
🪴Saturday
Feed My Sheep Breakfast • 9:00 AM

Today is a very special Sunday at New Hope! 💚🌿This morning, we’re celebrating the beautiful success of Wild & Loved VBS ...
08/23/2026

Today is a very special Sunday at New Hope! 💚🌿

This morning, we’re celebrating the beautiful success of Wild & Loved VBS 2026 and all that God did in and through these incredible days together.

Come step back into the forest with us, be amazed by the beauty of God’s creation, and gather by the waterfall as we give thanks to our good Father for His goodness, His love, and His many blessings. 🌲💚

And the celebration doesn’t stop there! Our NEW series continues today as we keep exploring the work and presence of the Holy Spirit; the same Spirit who is still moving, shaping, and working through ordinary people today.

It’s going to be a beautiful morning of worship, gratitude, and celebration.

Come celebrate with us, you belong here! đź’š

📣NEW Series Alert 🔔 Today we begin a new series, The Breath Between Worlds, a journey exploring the presence and work of...
08/16/2026

📣NEW Series Alert 🔔

Today we begin a new series, The Breath Between Worlds, a journey exploring the presence and work of the Holy Spirit throughout Scripture and in our lives today.

We begin with Week 1: Inspired Origins: Breath, Wisdom & Rainbows, looking back to the beginning and discovering the Spirit already at work in God's creation.

We look forward to beginning this new journey together!

Join us today! đź’š

đź“– Joelđź’ˇ Big IdeaGod calls His people to return to Him and promises restoration and the gift of His Spirit.đź”– Brief Summar...
08/11/2026

đź“– Joel

đź’ˇ Big Idea

God calls His people to return to Him and promises restoration and the gift of His Spirit.

đź”– Brief Summary

Joel describes a devastating locust plague that brings destruction to the land of Judah. Joel uses this crisis to call God’s people to repentance and warn about the coming “day of the Lord.” Yet the book is also filled with hope. God promises compassion, restoration, and renewal for those who return to Him. Joel looks forward to a day when God will pour out His Spirit on all people and ultimately dwell with His people.

📌 Key Verse

Joel 2:13

“Return to the Lord your God, for he is gracious and merciful, slow to anger, abounding in steadfast love.” (NRSV Updated Edition)

âś… Important Facts

🗝️ Joel uses a devastating locust plague as the setting for his call to repentance.

🗝️ The “day of the Lord” is a major theme throughout the book, pointing to God’s judgment and ultimate victory.

🗝️ Joel calls the people to genuine repentance, emphasizing a change of heart rather than outward appearances.

🗝️ God promises to restore what was devastated and renew His people.

🗝️ Joel prophesies that God will pour out His Spirit on all people, a prophecy Peter quotes at Pentecost in Acts 2.

🔥 Why This Book Matters Today

Joel reminds us that God does not simply call us to feel sorry for our mistakes. He invites us to return to Him wholeheartedly. Even after seasons of loss, failure, or spiritual dryness, God is gracious and merciful. He can restore what seems broken, renew our hearts, and fill His people with His Spirit.

âť“ Reflection Question

Is there an area of my life where God is inviting me to return to Him with my whole heart?

👶🏼 Kids Corner

A terrible swarm of locusts destroyed the land, but Joel reminded God’s people that they could always turn back to Him. 🦗💚 God promised to care for them, restore what had been lost, and pour out His Spirit. When we make mistakes, we can always come back to God because He is loving and merciful.

Life Together this Week 🌿🪴TuesdayBCT Bible Study  • 5 PM Meal • 6 PM Discussion🪴WednesdayWomen’s Bible Study resumes in ...
08/10/2026

Life Together this Week 🌿

🪴Tuesday
BCT Bible Study • 5 PM Meal • 6 PM Discussion

🪴Wednesday
Women’s Bible Study resumes in the fall

🪴Thursday
Prayer Warriors • 10:30 AM
BYOL + Scholar in Residence Bible Study • 11:30 AM

🪴Friday
Lissner's Sermon Discussion Bible Study • 6:00 PM

🪴Saturday
Feed My Sheep Breakfast • 9:00 AM

Join us today for the last chapter of our extraordinary series Everyday Priests! See you at 10 AM!
08/09/2026

Join us today for the last chapter of our extraordinary series Everyday Priests!

See you at 10 AM!

This week on Everyday Priests 🌍💚S: Send - The Priestly Commission Into the WorldAugust 9 | Week 7Main Texts: Numbers 6:2...
08/07/2026

This week on Everyday Priests 🌍💚

S: Send - The Priestly Commission Into the World

August 9 | Week 7

Main Texts: Numbers 6:22-27; John 20:19-22
Surrounding Texts: Exodus 20:8-11; Deuteronomy 5:12-15; Acts 1:8
Week’s Psalm: 67

We arrive at the final movement.

Send. 🌍

The priesthood was never meant to remain behind sacred walls.

It exists for the world.

This is the commissioning.

We go forth as Everyday Priests, bearing presence, story, and love into every corner of ordinary life.

Like the priests who lifted their hands in blessing at the temple gate…

Like Jesus breathing peace upon the disciples… 🕊️

We end with sending.

Sending is not departure.

It is dispersal.

Sabbath becomes a community releasing one another from the demands of production.

We bind ourselves to rest.

We loose one another from work.

And we go as a people who carry God’s blessing wherever we are sent.

Because every ordinary day becomes holy ground when we are sent in Christ’s peace. 💚

Out of the Box Questions đź’ˇLet this be your conversation starter this week. Around coffee. Around the kitchen table. In t...
08/05/2026

Out of the Box Questions đź’ˇ

Let this be your conversation starter this week. Around coffee. Around the kitchen table. In the car. Before bedtime.

Aim for at least one question that challenges assumptions and one that invites a real story.

đź‘§ For the Kids
Have you ever tried to listen when the room was really loud?

Was it hard?

What is one quiet moment this week when God might be saying something small and gentle, just for you?

🧑‍🎓 For the Teens
Think of one friend whose story you have never really asked to hear.

What is one question you could ask them this week?

Can you promise yourself you will not add your own story to theirs until they are completely finished telling it?

👨‍👩‍👧 For the Grown Ups
Of the three invitations we heard this morning…

• Listen for the voices you have not asked.
• Hold your volume together with the whole church.
• Refuse to rush grief into resolution.

Which one is hardest for you right now?

What does it cost the people around you when you cannot practice it?

❤️ For Everyone
What has God done in your life that only a still, small voice could have told you?

And who in this room have you never asked about theirs?

The invitation is still open.
Talk about it. đź’›

📖 Hosea💡 Big IdeaGod’s faithful love never gives up on His people.🔖 Brief SummaryHosea tells the story of God’s unwaveri...
08/04/2026

đź“– Hosea

đź’ˇ Big Idea

God’s faithful love never gives up on His people.

đź”– Brief Summary

Hosea tells the story of God’s unwavering love for Israel through the prophet Hosea’s marriage to Gomer. Just as Gomer was unfaithful to Hosea, Israel had been unfaithful to God by worshiping idols and turning away from Him. Yet, instead of abandoning His people, God continually called them to repentance and promised restoration. Hosea beautifully illustrates God’s covenant love, mercy, and desire to redeem those who return to Him.

📌 Key Verse

Hosea 6:6

“For I desire steadfast love and not sacrifice, the knowledge of God rather than burnt offerings.” (NRSV Updated Edition)

âś… Important Facts

🗝️ Hosea prophesied to the northern kingdom of Israel before its fall to Assyria.

🗝️ Hosea’s marriage to Gomer symbolized Israel’s unfaithfulness and God’s faithful love.

🗝️ The book emphasizes repentance, covenant faithfulness, and God’s enduring mercy.

🗝️ Hosea reveals God’s desire for a genuine relationship with His people rather than empty religious rituals.

🗝️ Despite announcing judgment, the book ends with a beautiful invitation to return to the Lord.

🔥 Why This Book Matters Today

Hosea reminds us that God’s love is faithful even when we are not. He desires a relationship with us that is rooted in love, trust, and obedience-not merely outward religious practices. No matter how far we have wandered, God’s grace invites us to return to Him, where forgiveness and restoration are always possible.

âť“ Reflection Question

Am I simply going through religious routines, or am I growing in a genuine relationship with God marked by love and faithfulness?

👶🏼 Kids Corner

Hosea loved Gomer even when she made wrong choices. 💙 God used their story to show how much He loves us. Even when we make mistakes, God never stops loving us and always welcomes us back when we turn to Him. 🤗

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