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What do you do when Jesus confronts you with the questions you can’t avoid? In John 18:28–40, Pilate stands face-to-face with Jesus and asks three questions that every human being must eventually answer: Who are You? What have You done? What is truth? These aren’t just ancient courtroom questions—they’re the doorway to understanding the gospel, the kingdom of God, and your own spiritual condition. Discover why Jesus’ kingdom is unlike anything in this world, why His innocence matters for your salvation, and why truth isn’t an idea but a Person. And ultimately, see the shocking exchange between Jesus and Barabbas—a picture of the gospel that hits closer to home than we often realize. If you’ve ever wrestled with who Jesus really is, why His death matters, or how to navigate a culture confused about truth, this message will speak directly to you. 📖 Scripture References: • John 18:28–40 • John 14:6 • Romans 3:23 • 1 Peter 2:22 • 2 Corinthians 5:21 • Hebrews 4:15 🔔 Subscribe for more sermons and teachings! 👍 Like, share, and comment to spread the message! 🔗 Connect with us: Facebook: facebook.com/newhopechapel Instagram: instagram.com/newhopechapel Website: newhopeplymouth.com 🙏 Support our ministry: newhopeplymouth.com/give

When Jesus steps into the Garden of Gethsemane in John 18:1–27, everything we think we know about power, surrender, and courage gets redefined. This moment isn’t weakness—it’s divine authority on full display. From His bold declaration “I Am He” that knocks soldiers to the ground, to His willingness to step forward so His disciples can go free, Jesus shows us what true strength looks like. In this message, we explore the Garden, the Sword, and the Cup—three scenes that reveal the heart of the gospel. • The Garden, where Jesus stands confident and unafraid because prayer shaped His posture. • The Sword, where Peter’s impulse collides with Jesus’ mission, reminding us that Jesus wants our hearts, not our frantic efforts. • The Cup, where Jesus submits fully to the Father’s will, praying the most dangerous and transformative prayer a disciple can pray: “Not my will, but Yours be done.” We also look at Peter’s denial and the subtle danger of following Jesus “at a distance.” This passage invites us to examine our own posture—are we stepping forward with Jesus, or drifting back into the shadows? 📖 Scripture References: • John 18:1–27 • Exodus 3:14 • Romans 1:16 • Matthew 26:39 🔔 Subscribe for more sermons and teachings! 👍 Like, share, and comment to help spread the message of Jesus! 🔗 Connect with us: Facebook: facebook.com/newhopechapel Instagram: instagram.com/newhopechapel Website: newhopeplymouth.com 🙏 Support our ministry: newhopeplymouth.com/give

Are you praying for the things Jesus is praying for you? In John 17, we get a front‑row seat to the deepest desires of Jesus’ heart—and His entire prayer is for His disciples… and for you. Before the cross, Jesus prayed that we would stand firm, be one, and ultimately come home to Him. Discover what Jesus wants most for your life, why your greatest need is deeper than circumstances, and how knowing Him—not just knowing about Him—is the very definition of eternal life. Learn how unity advances the mission, how allegiance keeps you anchored in a hostile world, and why Jesus longs for you to be with Him where He is. This message will reshape how you pray, how you stand, and how you see your future with Christ. 📖 Scripture References: • John 17:1–26 • James 4:7–8 • Hebrews 10:24–25 • Titus 3:9–11 • 1 John 3:2–3 • 1 Corinthians 13:12 🔔 Subscribe for more sermons and teachings! 👍 Like, share, and comment to spread the message! 🔗 Connect with us: Facebook: facebook.com/newhopechapel Instagram: instagram.com/newhopechapel Website: newhopeplymouth.com 🙏 Support our ministry: newhopeplymouth.com/give

What if the very thing you’re afraid to lose is the doorway to the life God wants to give you? In John 16:5–24, 28–33, Jesus tells His overwhelmed disciples something shocking: “It is to your advantage that I go away.” Why? Because the Holy Spirit would come—and everything would change. In this message, discover what actually happens when the Spirit comes: • He convicts the world—not to condemn, but to reveal and invite. • He guides us into all truth when our own understanding falls short. • He speaks what He hears from Jesus, forming us from the inside out. • He glorifies Christ, producing a life that points back to Him. If you’ve ever felt spiritually stuck, powerless, or unsure how to hear God’s voice, this teaching will help you cultivate an atmosphere where the Spirit can shape you—through worship, Scripture, prayer, and surrender. Jesus doesn’t just promise survival; He promises peace in a world full of pressure, and joy that no one can take away. 📖 Scripture References: • John 16:5–24, 28–33 • John 14:26 • John 15:26 • 1 John 5:6 🔔 Subscribe for more sermons and teachings! 👍 Like, share, and comment to spread the message! 🔗 Connect with us: Facebook: facebook.com/newhopechapel Instagram: instagram.com/newhopechapel Website: newhopeplymouth.com 🙏 Support our ministry: newhopeplymouth.com/give