Bethany First Church Of The Nazarene

The gospel we are so familiar with is not the same good news Jesus often preached. What was this revolutionary message of Jesus?

How do you know if you are living a life well lived? Jesus gives us the key.

In John 9, Jesus pursued a man who had been born blind. Jesus is still pursuing the broken.

The meaning of Christmas is, Christ came into the world to save sinners. That applies to everyone including you and me.

When Jesus offers us life, he is not talking about the opposite of death. He is talking about a rich, full, and meaningful life.  

Jesus came to earth with a message. It was a message of hope. It was a message that the kingdom of God is here.

Where in your life do you most need God’s help? The good news is, Christmas is a reminder that God comes to help his people.

Following the Holy Spirit is no guarantee of an easy life. So, what do you do when hard times come?

What if, instead of us waiting for people to come to us to hear the about Jesus, we began to go where they are?

The same Holy Spirit we read about in Acts 13 is still speaking, still calling, and still sending.

God’s plan is that we continue in the work of his kingdom. There is no “Plan B.”

In this message by Dr. David Busic we are encouraged to be the church on the move, advancing the mission of God, and pushing back the gates of hell.

To everyone who receives him, to those who believe in his name, God gives the right to become children of God.

The Bible is like no other book because all scripture is God breathed and is useful for those who follow Him.

Jesus himself claimed to be God, so really it comes down to a personal question. How do you say Jesus is?

Sometimes truth is narrow, but grace is wide.

If God is all loving and all powerful, why doesn't he do away with pain and suffering? This question is one of the greatest obstacles in people believing in God.

What is known about God is in plain sight because he has revealed himself to us.

To understand our purpose we have to understand where we come from.