Bedford Church of the Nazarene Podcast

We base our lives around assumptions. Assumptions about our family, our work, the world we live in. Using the story of Samson and Delilah, Pastor Mike shows us how our assumptions about God can affect our walk with Him.

Handouts:

Assumptions Leader 

Assumptions Student

Last week, we learned the good news of the Gospel. Today, we continue sharing it! Using Mark 1:14-15, Pastor Mike shares about the gospel that Jesus preached. 

HANDOUTS:

The Gospel, Pt. 2 Leader

The Gospel, Pt. 2 Student

HANDOUTS:

The Gospel, Pt. 1 Leader

The Gospel, Pt. 1 Student

Are we sheep or are we goats? In the third of the "Say What?" series, Pastor Mike draws from Matthew 25 as Jesus describes the eternal importance of compassion. 

Fresh from the Bednaz Mission trip to Guatemala, Pastor Mike shares how we can join in what the Father is doing in our world. Hear from some of our team members in Guatemala some of the "God sightings" they experienced. 

You gotta hate your momma - say what? Using Luke 14:26, Pastor Mike shares the kind of love we want to have for Jesus. 

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Murder and Anger are equal.....say what? Pastor Mike takes a look at one of the hard sayings of Jesus from Matthew 5:20-26 in this first part of the "Say What" series. 

After seeing Jesus risen from the dead and hearing his teaching, the disciples and followers of Jesus now wait in an Upper Room as instructed by Jesus. What are they waiting for? On Pentecost Sunday, Pastor Mike shares from Acts Chapter 1 about the Power of the Holy Spirit in our lives.  

Who we are is determined by many circumstances - what people have told us, our environments, what we have told ourselves. But in this installment of the "Red Letter Living" series, Pastor Mike uses Matthew 5:13-14 to tell us who Jesus says we are. 

Today, Pastor Mike shares the Red-Letter Words of Jesus from Matthew 28:19 - "Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit." What difference would it make in our church if our focus was centered on Jesus and these words?