Bethel Church of Houston

Sometimes routine challenges can be more than we think we can bear... how much more when we anticipate giant, overwhelming tasks that are Kingdom oriented. There's hope and strength available - literally for the asking! Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)!

Ever wonder why you have such a natural bent toward independence from God? His truth? His will? Ever felt so overwhelmed by sin and the battle against it that you felt like there was nothing strong enough to overcome this enemy? Today we will look at one of our enemies and it's characteristics. Then we will seek to understand and implement ways God has given us to overcome this enemy. Come, let us reason together and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)!

Ever wonder why you have such a natural bent toward independence from God? His truth? His will? Ever felt so overwhelmed by sin and the battle against it that you felt like there was nothing strong enough to overcome this enemy? Today we will look at one of our enemies and it's characteristics. Then we will seek to understand and implement ways God has given us to overcome this enemy. Come, let us reason together and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)!

Welcome to Bethel's podcast. This playlist contains all media recorded at Bethel.

Deja vu all over again! Incredibly to us (should it be?) Abraham resorts to a flawed and fearful habit when facing perceived danger. Why didn't the father of the faithful live faithfully here? And what can we learn from this? Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)!

Deja vu all over again! Incredibly to us (should it be?) Abraham resorts to a flawed and fearful habit when facing perceived danger. Why didn't the father of the faithful live faithfully here? And what can we learn from this? Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)!

Lot disappears from the biblical landscape, disgraced and shamed. Abraham's saga continues. This morning we pause to consider the lives of two "righteous" men. There's much we can learn and apply. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)!

Lot disappears from the biblical landscape, disgraced and shamed. Abraham's saga continues. This morning we pause to consider the lives of two "righteous" men. There's much we can learn and apply. Come, let's reason together (Is. 1:18) and remember to be careful how you listen (Luke 8:18)!

How do we talk about the Christian faith today when the general understanding about truth is relative?

How do we talk about the Christian faith today when the general understanding about truth is relative?