Sermon SlidesBy Todd Bumgarner

Join us for anointed worship and the Word as Pastor Nick examines the concluding section of Hebrews Chapter 11. Through faith we can obtain a good testimony, no matter what circumstances we're facing!By Pastor Nick Uva

Genesis 3 records the fall into sin. This is a tragic day when Satan enters the garden, challenging the Lord’s word. Eve is tempted, and Adam fails to defend the Garden Sanctuary. They eat of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil only to discover that death is separation from their communion and fellowship with God. Adam and Eve realize their …

In Luke 10:38-42, Jesus enters a village, and Martha invites Jesus into her home. She is going to host Jesus with her sister, Mary. Martha is busy preparing and serving while Mary sits at Jesus’ feet, listening to his teaching. Frustrated, Martha tells Jesus to make Mary help her. However, Jesus gently tells Martha that while she is worried about m…

Jesus modeled what it looks like to give compassion and not condemnation. There is a balance of both grace and truth. Jesus offers a pathway to repentance and restoration. We as the church are called to follow Christ's example by offering love and mercy, and encouraging people to to turn from their sin to be transformed in Christ.…

In Romans 5:12-21, Paul explains how sin entered the world through our representative Adam, leading to death for all humanity. He contrasts Adam’s disobedience with Christ’s obedience. While sin and death spread through one man’s failure, God’s grace and the gift of righteousness come through Jesus. Paul emphasizes that just as death reigned throug…

EMBRACE GOD AS HOLY & SOVEREIGN EMBRACE YOUR IDENTITY IN CHRIST EMBRACE A GLOBAL SALVATIONBy Redemption Church

Jesus rejoices in the revelation of truth to the humble and contrasts it with the wise. By God's grace, anyone is considered among the humble. Christ then engages with a lawyer who asks, “Teacher, what shall I do to inherit eternal life?” The man summarizes God’s law. The lawyer, seeking to justify himself, asks, “Who is my neighbor?” In response, …

We welcome Mr. Mackenzie Boudreaux to our pulpit. He exhorts us from Hebrews 2:14-18.By Mr. Mackenzie Boudreaux

In this session, Pastor Nick talks about the power of Jesus' Name, the privilege we have to use it, and much more. Join us for this key teaching about the authority of the believer.By Pastor Nick Uva

We welcome Mackenzie Boudreaux to our pulpit. He exhorts us from Mark 7:24-37.By Mr. Mackenzie Boudreaux

We live in an age of convenience. In every corner of life, people gravitate towards things that are easy, quick, and immediately satisfying. The same can be said for our spiritual life. Be careful what you take in and listen to.By The weekly podcast of Bethesda Christian Church in Sterling Heights, MI

Sermon SlidesBy Todd Bumgarner

Be Motivated by the Credentials of Christ (8) Be Encouraged by the Commendation from Christ (9) Be Sobered by the Concern of Christ (10a) Be Persuaded by the Compensation of Christ (10b,11)By Redemption Church

Listen with us as Pastor Glenn continues our walk through Hebrews chapter 11 by showing us what we can learn from the faith of Moses.By Pastor Glenn Harvison

Time in the Field With Pastor Dan Manning Watch our livestream Sundays 9:30am Pacific time here, at www.wenatcheenaz.org On Facebook or YoutubeBy mikem@wnchurchfamily.org (Wenatchee Church of the Nazarene)

In this session, we share about how to minister healing to people, including good protocols for ministering to people in general, and learning to pray for the sick using the Five-Step Healing Prayer Model. Following the teaching time we released...By Pastor Nick Uva

We all have opinions, but what does God's Word say about our opinions? Focusing on personal preferences is failing to focus on God's purposes. Opinions must submit to unity in the church.By The weekly podcast of Bethesda Christian Church in Sterling Heights, MI

Sermon SlidesBy Todd Bumgarner

Listen to a powerful service featuring Pastor Glenn's message on the faith of Abraham, taken from Hebrews chapter 11.By Pastor Glenn Harvison

Thankfulness for past grace (verses 4-6) Thankfulness for present grace (verse 7) Thankfulness for future grace (verse 8-9)By Redemption Church

Harvest Together With Pastor April Manning Watch our livestream Sundays 9:30am Pacific time here, at www.wenatcheenaz.org On Facebook or YoutubeBy mikem@wnchurchfamily.org (Wenatchee Church of the Nazarene)

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Genesis 8:20–9:17 Noah the soother gives off a soothing aroma after the ark rests (noahs) on the top of Mount Ararat. builds an altar and offers sacrifices, which pleases God. God delivers Noah, and his family, through the flood onto a new creation. It is the precedent and picture of God shepherding his church from this world to the glorified creat…

In this week's session we explored how God has commanded us to pursue spiritual gifts. We also discussed the tangible power of God and introduced the topic of healing.By Pastor Nick Uva

Jesus sends out 72 disciples in pairs to bear two-fold witness to announce his coming. He gives them specific instructions, telling them to rely on the hospitality of those they meet, heal the sick, and proclaim that the kingdom of God has come near. Their reception in the village determines the village’s reception of the messengers. They are lambs…

Overindulgence is a topic that is rarely covered in the church. The principle of balance and moderation extends far beyond food. When we think about balance, we must also think about our spiritual lives as well.By The weekly podcast of Bethesda Christian Church in Sterling Heights, MI

Sermon SlidesBy Todd Bumgarner

Be Motivated by the Credentials of Christ (1) Be Encouraged by the Commendation from Christ (2,3,6) Be Sobered by the Concern of Christ (4) Be Warned by the Correction from Christ (5) Be Persuaded by the Compensation of Christ (7)By Redemption Church

Join us for this special seminar with two sessions. Pastor Nick began by focusing on powerlessness in the Church, the doctrine of cessationism, and an overview of the Gifts of the Spirit. In the second session, we examined the Baptism in the Holy...By Pastor Nick Uva

Join us for worship as Pastor Glenn begins to explore Hebrews chapter 11, and the important lessons we can draw from ancient heroes of the faith!By Pastor Glenn Harvison

In this session, explore with us the work of the Holy Spirit in bringing people to salvation. What are some ways that we can pray for people to come to faith in Christ?By Pastor Nick Uva

In Luke 9:51-62, Jesus resolutely sets out for Jerusalem, knowing His mission involves suffering and sacrifice. On the way, a Samaritan village rejects Him, but He rebukes His disciples for wanting to call down judgment on them. As they continue, different people express a desire to follow Jesus, but He warns them that following Him demands radical…

In this series, we will be going over topics that might be uncomfortable. In today's message, Pastor Pat address the topic of politics, and how we as Christians should interact. Use the Word of God to guide you when you cast your vote.By The weekly podcast of Bethesda Christian Church in Sterling Heights, MI

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Sermon SlidesBy Adam Stahr

Listen to the Call of Christ and Stand up for Him (vs. 9-11) Look to the Glory of Christ and Stand in Awe of Him (vs. 12-17a) Live in the Presence of Christ and Stand Firm in Him (vs. 17b-20)By Redemption Church

Listen as Pastor Glenn lays out for us from Hebrews 10 the warnings and encouragements we need to avoid apostasy. Join us for worship and the Word!By Pastor Glenn Harvison

Discipleship through Service With Pastor April Manning Watch our livestream Sundays 9:30am Pacific time here, at www.wenatcheenaz.org On Facebook or YoutubeBy mikem@wnchurchfamily.org (Wenatchee Church of the Nazarene)

Paul writes this letter to Titus in Crete. Paul encourages Titus to teach believers to renounce ungodliness and worldly passions and to live self-controlled, upright, and godly lives in the present age. Believers are encouraged to see themselves stationed between two epiphanies, that is two events where God has manifested himself. On the one hand G…

In this passage, Peter highlights the profound work of Christ in His suffering and victory, showing how the gospel reshapes everything—even our understanding of baptism. Jesus, the perfectly righteous one, suffered and died for the unrighteous to bring us to God, demonstrating that salvation is entirely a work of grace. He didn't just die; He was r…

As our missions series comes to a close, Pastor Pat talks about how we are called to make disciples and share the good news of Jesus. We don't all have to be missionaries around the globe, but we are called to share the good news wherever we go in our day to day lives. If we are unwilling to share our time with others, we miss out on the opportunit…

1. Apprehend the Truth of the King which Leads to Dedication (1-3)a. Styleb. Settingc. Structured. Strategy e. Symbols f. Significance 2. Accept the Testimony of the King: Which Leads to Exaltation (4-6) 3. Anticipate the Triumph of the King: Which Leads to Preparation (7,8)By Redemption Church

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Sermon SlidesBy Todd Bumgarner

Discipleship in Community With Pastor Dan Manning Watch our livestream Sundays 9:30am Pacific time here, or at www.wenatcheenaz.orgBy mikem@wnchurchfamily.org (Wenatchee Church of the Nazarene)