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Audio of sermons preached at Bethlehem Baptist Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Visit Bethlehem's website at http://bethlehem.church.
Jason Murphy TestimonyBy Bethlehem Covenant Church
Acts 2:37–47By Steven Lee
Acts 2:42By Jared Wass
Acts 6:8–15By Dave Zuleger
Acts 2:14–36By Steven Lee
Acts 2:36–41By René González
Acts 6:1–7By Nick Roen
By Bethlehem Covenant Church
Acts 2:33–35By Kenny Stokes
Acts 2:1–13By Andy Naselli
Acts 5:17–42By Dave Zuleger
“Be Who God Created You to Be” Final WeekBy Bethlehem Covenant Church
Acts 4:36–5:16By Dave Zuleger
Wait upon the Lord by praying, searching the Scriptures, and taking action by faith. (Acts 1:12–26)By Steven Lee
Acts 2:22–32By Ming-Jinn Tong
Being Who God Created You to Be Week 3 If you would like to take the Spiritual Gift Survey you can request the link below: https://bethcov.breezechms.com/form/f431ebBy Bethlehem Covenant Church
The risen and ascended Lord Jesus Christ continues working to establish his kingdom. (Acts 1:1–11)By Steven Lee
Pentecost is the fulfillment of the prophecy of Joel 2: The pouring out of the Spirit and the harvest that comes from calling upon the name of the Lord to be saved. (Acts 2:14–21)By Jason Meyer
Ephesians 4:1–6By Dave Zuleger
Being Who God Created You to Be Week 2 If you would like to take the Spiritual Gifts Survey, you can request the link by CLICKING HEREBy Bethlehem Covenant Church
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Bethlehem Sermons Audio
See sermon notes for this message.By John Piper
By Bethlehem Covenant Church
Acts 2:5–13By Kenny Stokes
John 4:6–24
Acts 13:1–12By Darren Carlson
By Bethlehem Covenant Church
Pentecost is not about speaking in tongues by the Spirit; it is about speaking the Name of Jesus and receiving Jesus by the power of the Spirit. The Day of Pentecost is when the Spirit comes to bring about a harvest of the firstfruits of souls by...By Jason Meyer
The Bible is God-breathed, entirely true, our final authority, enough, understandable, and essential to know God; and we should believe it, love it, submit to and obey it, be grateful for it, read it humbly, read it carefully and prayerfully, and read...By Andy Naselli
Acts 4:31–37By Dave Zuleger
Lessons Learned from 2020 Part 2By Bethlehem Covenant Church
Hebrews 4:14–5:3By Sam Crabtree
Acts 2:1–4By Jason Meyer
Acts 4:13–31By Daniel Viezbicke
In lament, our greatest need is God's righteousness. (Psalm 5:1–12)By Marshall Posey
Acts 4:1–12By Dave Zuleger
Acts 1:12–26By Brian Tabb
Salvation and light has come to fulfill the Law and Prophets, to bring light to the Gentiles, and usher in a new era. (Luke 2:21–38)By Steven Lee
Acts 3:1–26By Dave Zuleger
Acts 1:9–11By Kenny Stokes
God comes down to dwell with and among his people and to give us everlasting joy in Jesus. (Luke 2:1–20)By Steven Lee
Jesus gives his disciples power to be his witnesses by his Spirit so that his kingdom will reach to the very ends of the earth. (Acts 1:8)By Jason Meyer
Acts 2:41–47By Dave Zuleger
The timing of the kingdom is not for us to know; it is fixed by the Father alone. (Acts 1:7)By Jason Meyer
Joy and praise accompanies the coming of Christ, and calls all believers to join in the song of joyful praise. (Luke 1:39–56)By Steven Lee
Acts 2:33–41By Dave Zuleger
Jesus often has to take our misplaced hopes about the kingdom and correct, transform, expand, and purify them beyond our expectations. (Acts 1:6)By Jason Meyer
Nothing is impossible for God, therefore put your faith in him. (Luke 1:26–38)By Steven Lee
Acts 2:22–32By Dave Zuleger
Joy and sorrow can coexist. (Habakkuk 3:1–19)By Andy Naselli
The mission of Christ is planned and proclaimed in the Old Testament; fulfilled on the Last Day by the Spirit, who is poured out on all the people of God as Jesus establishes his kingdom so that the gospel is proclaimed as good news for all people...By Chris Bruno
