Bethel Church of the Nazarene Sermon Podcast

In this sermon, Pastor Mat preaches from Revelation 21. Pastor Mat reminds us that God is at work redeeming God’s creation. We can hope even when our present circumstances dictate despair. We know how the story ends. We live in hope.

In this sermon, Pastor Esther preaches from John 13:31-35. She reminds us that Jesus only gave us one new commandment-that we are to love one another. Love one another as Christ loves each of us with a love that saves and redeems all God’s people.

In this sermon, Pastor Colleen preaches from John 10:22-30. She reminds us that Jesus is the Messiah. Jesus is our shepherd and His followers will hear His voice. Jesus is our shepherd who will guide our paths.  We are called to follow Jesus wherever He leads. We are to be bold disciples who faithfully follow Jesus no matter the cost.

In this sermon, Pastor Mat preaches on John 20:1-18. Christ is risen. The hope of Easter is the hope of eternal life. No matter what is going on in our lives right now, something better is coming. In Christ, God has promised us eternal life. We live in the hope of the resurrection.

In this sermon, Pastor Colleen preaches from Psalm 91:1-2, 9-16. She reminds us that God is our refuge. God is everywhere all at the same time. In the face of danger, we will be protected under God’s wings.

In this sermon, Josh Morgan introduces the Season of Lent during Ash Wednesday. He focuses on repentance. Josh challenges us to return to God faithfully.

In this sermon, Pastor Mat preaches from Luke 9:28-43.  He addresses what Transfiguration Sunday is all about. This story challenges our over rationalization of the faith.  Everything is not explainable.  God is beyond our comprehension.  God is bigger than the boxes that we attempt to place God into. This text tells us that the glory of God is only possible if lived together, in community. Eugene Peterson states, “Reaching out is an act of wholeness, not only for others, but for us. For it takes a whole world to understand a whole Christ.”

In this sermon, Reverend Cisca Ireland reminds us that God has given us everything. Our gifts should be in response to what God has given us. It is not about the amount of money, but about why one gives and the attitude of one’s heart.

In this sermon, Pastor Mat preaches from 1 Corinthians 12:12-31. In this text, the Apostle Paul told the people of Corinth that they are the body of Christ.  It is not that they need to become the body of Christ. They already are the body of Christ. Each of you is already a part of the body of Christ. Treat one another that way, and live into that calling.

In this sermon, Pastor Mat discusses 1 Corinthians 12:1-11.  Pastor Mat reminds us that we all have gifts that come from God. No one’s gift is better than another’s. All of our gifts can be used for the glory of God.  Each of our gifts is a manifestation of the Spirit for the common good. How are you using your gifts for the common good?