What weighs you down? Jesus invited people to take on a different kind of life. Discover the freedom that awaits.

Matthew 11:20-30

No one really likes to wait. But sometimes in the waiting we find something even better. Are you waiting through pain or challenging circumstances right now?  

Isaiah 40:31

Often we feel guilt around the topic of prayer. We don't know where to start, feel we don't pray enough or simply feel unworthy to pray. So what does it look like to have a guilt-free prayer life? 

Ephesians 6:18

The dead brought back to life... it's not just a future hope but a practical, everyday reality for the Christ-follower. Jesus came to bring abundant life to a world devastated by sin and death. How will Blythefield – and how will you – bring life in 2017?

John 10:10

Have ever asked the WHY questions during hard times? You're not alone. In fact, the one who announced Jesus' coming – his own cousin – wondered if Jesus was in fact who he said he was.

Matthew 11:1-19

We have them everyday, or at least the potential to have them. Conversations where where there are different opinions, strong emotions and high stakes. Are you ready to face the crucial conversations of your life in a way that brings life and peace?

Matthew 5:5,9

Images of the Christ as a sweet, innocent baby in a manger surround us at Christmas. True but incomplete. Discover the full story this Christmas.

Revelation 12

Everyday people. An extraordinary event. A Christmas message of hope in the ordinary. This teaching from our 2016 Christmas Candlelight features the interview of David and Coleen Bronkema.

Music Credit :: Cherry Blossoms by Andy Squyres

Jesus sent out his closest followers – the disciples – as sheep among wolves. Like the first followers we are told to go out to speak the name of Jesus. Listen to the valuable instructions Jesus gave followers then and now.

Matthew 10:16-42

 Jesus attracted desperate people grasping for hope. This teaching gives a tender glimpse of Jesus and his compassionate response. Have you ever felt harassed? Helpless? How does a Christ-follower respond to the suffering around?

Matthew 9:35-38