Julie Coleman

Have you ever wondered about the unusual encounter Jacob experienced in wrestling with God? Why did God almost let him win? Why did Jacob bear a permanent hip injury? What was really going on that night? Julie Coleman explores Jacob’s encounter with God and the significance of that both to Jacob and to us. (Gen 32)

Has there ever been a time when you have felt alone and very far from God? Julie Coleman reveals how Jacob's encounter with God is good news for all of us. (Gen 28) His unrelenting presence is in our lives as well.

Listen as Julie Coleman continues our study of Genesis and the life of Isaac. God promised prosperity but Isaac experienced trouble. Does God really care? (Gen 26)

Living in an attitude of peace is one way we are set apart from the world. Listen as Julie Coleman reveals how to develop an eternal mindset.

God is at work in each of us to bring us to maturity in our faith, so every action and thought will be conformed to the image of Christ. This series will focus on the characteristics that accurately reflect God in us to a world in darkness. Do you ever struggle with not feeling purposeful? Listen as Julie Coleman begins this series by focusing on Ephesians 4:7-16 and God’s purpose for our lives.

Guilt is a tremendous burden. These three words, “It is finished,” have the power to free us. Listen as Julie Coleman reveals why these words of Jesus are life-changing, even beyond our salvation. The empty tomb is just the beginning of what Easter means for us today! Note: There is a section in the middle where the volume lowers. Turn up your volume is needed. It corrects in approximately 2:30 minutes.

Do you still have trouble controlling your tongue? I think most of us have learned the damage our words can create. Yet too often, in the heat of the moment, we lose it and say the very things we shouldn’t. In this section of James, we will see the problem in controlling our words for what it is. And find the remedy to enable us to use our tongues for good.

Julie continues her series in Colossians, Centered and Complete. You’ve probably noticed on social media, that bashing the church has become a popular subject. Lists have been published, making demands of what people want the church to be if they are to remain engaged. Whether you are on one side of the fence, feeling church is not giving you what you need, or the other, groaning under the burden of what more we should be doing, today’s passage is for you. We all need a vision for what God wants for his Church. And Paul’s letter to Philemon will get us started down the road toward being a church that pleases God.

Jesus prayed for the church to have unity, so that "the world may believe that You sent me." (John 17:21) Fostering unity in our church communities is that important. The path to unity is so very simple, given in this week's passage: "Set our minds on the things above." This week's message gives practical instruction on how to do just that.

Julie continues in the series on Colossians, "Centered and Complete." Have you struggled to feel satisfied in your spiritual life? We have everything we need in Him and with Him. Look to Jesus to be complete!

Do you feel like something is missing in your relationship with God? Like there is more to a spiritual life than you currently are experiencing? The Colossians struggled with this very thing. In this first message on Paul's letter to the Colossians, Julie introduces the letter and works through Paul's prayer for them. It may have been written 2,000 years ago, but what Paul says is maybe even more relevant for us today!

Too often our prayers look more like a Christmas wish list than a conversation with God. Nehemiah's prayers give us an excellent example of how we can change that, and go deeper in our relationship with the Lord in the process.

The final chapter of Habakkuk: the prophet's response to God's revelation.

Habakkuk 2: God's response to the prophet's questions

Part 1 of a 3 part series on a prophet's dialog with God

An introduction to the book of Hosea. God reveals himself to his people and to his prophet.

Join in on the fun as New Hope Chapel celebrates Purim, the story of Esther.

Paul gives us three guiding truths concerning judging others. The gospel is the great leveler. It’s about faith and the grace of God. And we should relate to others accordingly.

Two principles to guide how we live out our relationship with Jesus Christ.

Julie Coleman is interviewed on the Midday program on Moody Radio.