Julie Coleman

What does Jesus reveal to us concerning divorce? Listen as Julie explores this difficult and controversial subject for the church. 

We all have a need for significance. In today’s passage, Jesus gives his prescription for being significant, successful, the greatest in God’s kingdom. What does it look like? Julie Coleman reveals this important answer and what it means to us.

Are you walking in a manner worthy of the Lord? Are you doing enough? How should knowing the greatest commandment impact you today? Listen as Julie Coleman reveals what Mark says about God’s expectations.

Julie Coleman continues our study of Mark with the anointing of Jesus. This act was so profound that Jesus said it would always be remembered. Listen as Julie reveals the significance of this and how we can relate to this woman and have her focus.

There are times when the tragedies or disappointments of life can cause us to question God, even tempt us to just walk away. Listen as Julie Coleman reveals how Jesus in Gethsemane prepares the disciples and us to get ready for the worst.

Have you ever gone from mountaintop experience to a low valley of depression?That's exactly what happened in three short days for the Israelites. They went from a victory celebration at the Red Sea to wondering if they were going to die of thirst! God may have delivered them from Egypt, but He was far from finished in working toward their development. He's at work for the same in you!

The last of three tests in the wilderness after crossing the Red Sea, the Israelites take their grumbling to a new level. What can we learn from their sin? How can we keep ourselves from making the mistake of quarreling with God? Listen and find the four problems in their interaction with Moses and God, and how we can turn those four things into positive instruction in our own lives. 

Ten plagues, each one worse than the last. The Pharaoh may have considered Moses and Aaron to be the reason for all of the things his people were suffering. But the reality was the problem was between God and Him. HE was the one who refused to heed to the Word of the Lord. HE was the one with the hard heart.What was it about Pharaoh that made him so blind? Listen as Julie Coleman examines the last three plagues found in Exodus 10-11 and Pharaoh’s response. 

Have you ever felt like God has left you hanging? The Hebrews felt the same way--God’s promise of rescue had miraculously been fulfilled...until they found themselves between Pharaoh and the deep blue sea. Give a listen to Julie's message on Exodus 14--you won't be sorry you did!

Do you find yourself in a place of desolation and despair? God does His best work in the wilderness. He may be at work in you. He was at work in Moses, that's for sure! Check out this message (at New Hope Chapel) on Exodus 2:11-25: Part 3 of our series: God on the Move. 

Why is life so hard? Sometimes it seems when we respond to a call from God, life only gets MORE challenging. But that may not be a bad thing. Because before we go out, He calls us IN. Learn from Moses' story at His calling at the Burning Bush. My message on Exodus 3 New Hope Chapel. It is Part 4 in a series: God on the Move.

Mark 14:66-72

What does it mean to truly get rest? The disciples get a lesson that gives us the answer. Hint: it's not a vacation or even a nap!

No matter how good life can be, there’s always something to drag us down. Life will never be easy. And sometimes that makes us feel like life is pretty meaningless. In this portion of Scripture portion, we will see that very sentiment played out at the end of Jacob’s life. Jacob is Joseph’s aging father. The golden years he had anticipated just weren’t what he’d hoped. Everything about his life just always seemed to be hard. Where is the hope?

Are you in the tunnel and you can't see the light? Despair is overwhelming you as things keep getting worse instead of better? What do you do when you have lost all hope? Joseph's story has much to speak into your life: after living as a slave and then a prisoner, he looks back and says, "God has made me fruitful in the land of my affliction." God will use it all. Tune and and find out what His plans are for you.

The actions of Joseph's brothers were a result of their rebellion against God and His Plan. But God will not be thwarted! He used their very rebellious actions to accomplish what had been His plan all along. God's plan does not depend on human faithfulness or even obedience. He will accomplish what He sets out to do, and uses very fallible people to complete His purposes.

Was Joseph a spoiled brat who delighted in irritating his big brothers? While this is a popular interpretation of Genesis 37, it is not what Scripture indicates. Listen as Julie Coleman gives fresh, meaningful insights on God's Word in this continuing series on Genesis at New Hope Chapel.

Have you ever struggled with a decision? Wondered what God's will is for a family problem, a job situation, financial struggles? You pray for guidance from God, but when what you believe is His answer comes along, how can you truly know the guidance is from Him, and not just out of your own wisdom or desire?

The Bible has a lot to say about gratitude, too. In EVERYTHING give thanks. But it’s not always so easy to feel thankful. Sometimes our circumstances make us feel anxious, or depressed, or angry. And having a thankful heart is the last thing on our minds. Listen to this fresh interpretation on The Ten Lepers story. And find the key to gratitude.

Have you ever felt like everything in your life was spinning out of control? Listen as Julie Coleman relates the story of Ehud, the left-handed judge. The powerless can become powerful when they tap into the power of God.