When the early church prayed, they were filled with the Holy Spirit which led them to be boldnesses for Jesus Christ in the midst of opposition. The same applies for us today! When we as the Church gather to pray, God moves in extraordinary ways!

God has a plan for his people that through being filled with the Spirit, they are to be his witnesses locally, regionally, and globally.

This week we talk about the burdens of busyness, both in our personal lives and in the church.

Jesus is our great high priest; and since he gives us access to God's throne in heaven, through his shed blood on the cross, every believer should be all-in as a worshiper. We don't want to be a "shoulders-up" church, but want to love and worship our God with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength.

Our treasures belong to God. We can’t take them with us when we die. So, let’s invest in the unfailing kingdom of God.

This episode we're interviewing Charlie Bailey, a lifetime Bethel family member and currently serving on our Elder Board.

In light of the glorious salvation we have received through Christ, we have a calling to belong to the local church. This involves being honest in our struggles, and present in the Gathering.

A Biblical church must not only Preach the Word, and be centered on the Gospel, but also be devoted to one another. As Christians were called to be real and care for others needs all because God found us at our worst and welcomed us in.

This week Pastor Chad and Weston discuss theology and why it is vital to Bethel.

All humans are created in the image of God. Therefore, babies in the womb have intrinsic worth. As a result, as Christians we should stand for right to life and also care for those who are considering abortion or have had one.