Emotional health is important because it affects many aspects of our life, including our physical and mental health, relationships, and ability to function daily. Pastor Brad gives us the last of 10 principles that help us to be as healthy as possible. The good news is, we don’t have to do it alone.

We continue this week looking at how to become emotionally and spiritually healthy from out-of-control issues like anger, fear, anxiety, insecurity, grief and guilt. To be spiritually mature we must be emotionally healthy.

Have you ever reacted to someone or a situation and wondered why you responded the way you did? In this new series of messages, we're looking at God’s plan for us to become emotionally healthy from out-of-control issues like anger, fear, anxiety, insecurity, grief and guilt. We can't be spiritually healthy if we are emotionally unhealthy.

This week, Pastor Brad gives us the last three of six biblical principles to manage anger God’s way.

Anger may be the most misunderstood and mismanaged emotion. The problem isn't anger as much as the inappropriate expression of anger. This wee Pastor Brad teaches the first three of six biblical principles of controlling anger God’s way.

In this week’s message, Pastor Brad takes a little different approach as HOPE celebrates it’s 2nd Anniversary. Happy Birthday HOPE Church of Newton!

Mike’s testimony and Renee’s message gives us hope that the best is yet to come. What we remember and focus on takes us somewhere! Where do you wanna go?

Unorthodox! But Jesus! James gives us 4 extreme, easier said than done, counter-culture responses we should have to the troubles we face in our lives. As unorthodox as they are, they are the right responses because they develop in us character, integrity, and most importantly faith.

Troubles are inevitable. This week we’re talking about a faith that isn't Troubled by Troubles.

In the last message of this short, but powerful series, we look at some practical ways to show grace and mercy that are easy to understand but difficult to do.

God is a merciful God and He expects us to pass on His undeserved mercy to others. This week we explore the reasons He expects us to extend His grace and mercy to everyone.

Everyone wants their life to count. God created each of us with a purpose. You were made for so much more than you! Pastor Brad teaches ways to discover your God given purpose in life.

When God says, “don’t look back”… Do, not, look, back!

Two great ways to love others is to serve them with random acts of kindness and to share Jesus with them. Undoubtedly, the greatest way you can love others is introduce them to the God who loves everyone!

Everybody needs encouragement, especially now. One of the greatest ways to love others is to share the hope and encouragement of Jesus. The best use of our life is love.

The book of James tells us not to merely listen to the word, but do what it says. Our actions must line up with what we say we believe. So how do you love others as much as you love yourself? This is arguably one of the most important things God put you on earth to learn.

Faith is an action word. Will you raise the knife?

As long as we have breath, it’s not too late to build a life that matters.

We all have trust issues to some degree. In order for us to trust God, or to trust God more, especially during painful times in our life, it’s going to require taking a healthy risk. Pastor Brad answers the question, “What should we be doing in order to learn to trust God…more?”

You're going to go through pain in life, so you might as well use it for good. People everywhere are hurting and need to hear the hope that you have and how you’ve overcome. Pastor Brad walks us through how we can share our painful experiences to help and encourage others.