Bethany First Church Of The Nazarene

To be like Jesus in our relationship with God we have to be willing to say, "Not my will, but your will be done."

God loves you just the way you are, but he loves you too much to leave you that way, because he wants you to become just like Jesus.

In this message by Dr. David Busic, we are reminded of the power of love—love for God, and love for each other.

Jesus can not only forgive our sins, but he can address the brokenness and pain in our lives.

On the 104th anniversary of BFC, we express our continued commitment to our community through the restoration of the Floyd Center.

If you listed the most important things in your life, where would concern for people who do not know Christ factor in?

Is there a key to a happy, peace-filled life? You can be sure it is not in seeking after it.

What step do you need to take to experience God’s healing and wholeness in your life?

God calls men to a particular role in their families. Have you made the decision to be God’s man?

Have you come to the place where you have made the decision to let God guide your life?

It is possible to drift in our relationship with God without realizing it. Pay attention that you do not drift away from God.

God made you with a purpose. If you focus on fear you cannot fulfill your purpose.

How are the people who trust in God supposed to deal with the fears of life? How do you get to a place of no longer living in fear?

Jesus said, “Blessed are the pure in heart for they will see God.” But what does that mean for us today?

Scripture reveals what is in our hearts. We have to choose whether to surrender to God or to create our own path.

Is God's word the final authority in all your thoughts and actions? Is it the supreme rule for your life and faith?

When the storms of life come you will hold steady if you are anchored in the Word of God.

As a follower of Christ it is important to keep the reading of God’s Word a part of your life.

Live a holy life. Love one another. Win the respect of outsiders.

Redemption is not a disembodied reality, but a tangible way of opening up a person’s future.