Bethel Church of Houston

As Paul moves toward the completion of Romans, he solicits his readers' help. What he asks them to do, we are asked and are quite well equipped to do for others today.

Introduction to the series and a history behind the main approaches to apologetics, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of each approach. Creation and Evolution, Miracles, and the possibility/probability of God will also be addressed.

Introduction to the series and a history behind the main approaches to apologetics, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of each approach. Creation and Evolution, Miracles, and the possibility/probability of God will also be addressed.

In the midst of the shock ans wonder of the Resurrection, Jesus commissioned His followers to make a real difference in their world. All that He imparted to them He gives to us as well. Your world needs changing, too!

In anticipation of Easter, the Women of Bethel are honored to have our own Lois McCall share with us a book review of Jim Bishop's classic, "The Day Christ Died".

Set against a backdrop of Jewish life under Roman rule, Jim Bishop intertwines the gospel account into a moving compelling story. The book opens at 6 PM - the beginning of the Hebrew day - with Jesus and the ten apostles coming through the pass between the Mount of Olives and the Mount of Offense en route to Jerusalem and the Last Supper. It closes at 4 PM the following afternoon, when Jesus was taken down from the cross.

A long-time favorite of her talks, Lois McCall is pleased to bring this to Bethel Church.

This session will give an overview of what is needed to effectively minister to homosexuals.

Title: Middle Ages and Islam

It's eternally important to comprehend the nature of genuine saving faith. John's Gospel hleps us with this, especially in considering the events we refer to as Palm Sunday. Many believed...few were saved. How can this be?

This session examines some of the root issues behind homosexuality, as well as outline what to expect in the process of change.

Those who don't know history are doomed to repeat it. Many of us don't know basic church history and thus don't know the story of how God has worked since the end of the New Testament. We also don't know why we do many of the things we do in our churches. Over six weeks we will look at the history of God's people from the end of the New Testament to the present with the goal applying our history to our lives. From heroes to heretics, priceless lessons will be gleaned.