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Send Me
June 7, 2026
In Week 2 of our Summer at Bethlehem series, Student Pastor Spencer Haynes opens up God’s Word to share a passage that completely disrupted, challenged, and redirected his life. The power of the Bible is that it doesn’t just inform us; it transforms us when we allow it to step out of the pages and into our real-world stories.
Preaching from the historic and heavy text of Isaiah 6:1-8, Spencer contrasts modern, emotional consumer Christianity with a true biblical encounter with God. “Send me” sounds exciting, powerful, and amazing in a worship service with great lighting and loud music—until holiness confronts our hidden sin and Jesus actually demands our comfort. This message is a direct challenge to step away from casual faith, stop hiding behind religion, and realize that real biblical calling always follows cleansing.
How Do I Reset My Mind?
May 31, 2026
We are kicking off our Summer at Bethlehem series with a head-first dive into the life-changing power of God’s Word. The Bible is not just ancient information; it is living, active, and timely. In this raw and deeply personal message, Pastor Jason opens up about his own years-long battle with anxiety to expose a universal truth: the biggest battle of your life is won and lost in the six-inch real estate between your ears – your MIND.
Preaching from Philippians 4:4-9, a passage written from the depths of a Roman prison rather than an Instagram motivational seminar, Pastor Jason teaches us that a healthy mind requires an intentional spiritual diet. If you have been trapped on an island of worry, playing out worst-case scenarios, this message serves as a practical guide to stop stuffing your emotions and start discipling your mind.
Army of God
May 24, 2026
This Memorial Day weekend, Student Pastor CJ brings a high-energy message challenging us to wake up to the spiritual reality of the world we live in. We often live like we are in peacetime, but a spiritual war is raging all around us.
Drawing from Ephesians 6 and a trip down memory lane to Sunday school “Lord’s Army” days, CJ reminds us that God’s movement isn’t confined to our walls. To be a follower of Christ is to be a soldier in the army of God, and the Church is the vehicle He uses to take ground. In this message on the heels of the Church Unbranded series, we are challenged to stop trading conviction for comfort, step off the bench, and start fighting from victory alongside a community that has our back.
Salt & Light
May 17, 2026
In Week 5 of our Church Unbranded series, Pastor Matt Piland dives into one of the most famous passages in the entire Sermon on the Mount: Matthew 5:13-16.
Jesus doesn’t tell His disciples to try to become salt and light; He makes definitive identity statements: “You ARE the salt of the earth” and “You ARE the light of the world.” In this challenging message, Pastor Matt confronts our natural impulse to build our own little territorial kingdoms where we try to remain king, inviting us instead to step out into a decaying and dark society to quietly preserve, heal, and reflect the glory of our Heavenly Father.
Family of God
May 10, 2026
In Week 4 of our Church Unbranded series, Lead Pastor Jason Britt delivers a special Mother’s Day message focusing on one of the most powerful identities we possess: being part of the Family of God.
While “family” can be a complicated word for many, the gospel offers a new lineage that isn’t based on genetics or willpower, but on the grace of Jesus Christ. To follow Christ is to move from being a stranger to being a child with full legal standing, an inheritance, and a massive group of brothers and sisters.
My Bride
May 3, 2026
In the third week of the Church Unbranded, Lead Pastor Jason Britt explores one of the most intimate and enduring metaphors for the church found in Scripture: The Bride of Christ.
In a culture defined by noise, division, and “hollow philosophies,” the church is called to be a people who are deeply united. This message pushes us past our Western consumer mindset—where we “go to” or “attend” church like a gym or a grocery store—and invites us into a love story where we are the beloved people Jesus gave His life for.
The Temple
April 26, 2026
In Week 2 of our Church Unbranded series, we are joined by a special guest and close friend of Bethlehem: Pastor Jason Berry from 12Stone Church. As part of this unique partnership between our two churches, Pastor Jason helps us look past the “brand” on the sign and into the biblical heart of what the church actually is.
While our culture often views church as a place we go, the New Testament describes it as a people we belong to. Specifically, Paul tells us in 1 Corinthians 3 that we together are the Temple. This isn’t just a metaphor; it is an earth-shattering reality that shifts how we live, work, and relate to God every single day.
Here and Now
April 19, 2026
In this opener of our new series, “Church Unbranded,” Lead Pastor Jason Britt introduces a powerful “grounding technique” for the soul. In a world defined by noise pollution, political division, and constant distraction, we often lose sight of the bigness and beauty of what we are a part of.
Using the Lord’s Prayer as our guide, we discover that the Kingdom of God is not a spiritual metaphor or a “someday” hope—it is a reality happening in the here and now. As citizens of this Kingdom, we are called to be an “outpost of hope” in the middle of a broken world.
God Works
April 12, 2026
In this special standalone message, we are honored to welcome our friend Dave Edwards to Bethlehem Church. In his message, “God Works,” Dave explores how God uses the “bitter waters” of our lives to reveal His character and His power.
Drawing from the journey of the Israelites in Exodus 15, Dave breaks down how God transitions us from rescue to renewal. We often want to skip the desert, but it’s in the dry places that we learn God isn’t just a bystander—He is an active worker in our hearts. Using the framework of the five key areas where God is constantly moving, this message will help you identify what He is doing in your life right now. As Philippians 2:13 reminds us, “It is God who works in you, both to will and to work for His good pleasure.”
Easter 2026: The Questions the Resurrection Answers
April 5, 2026
This Easter at Bethlehem Church, Lead Pastor Jason Britt explores the ultimate turning point in human history: the Resurrection. We often view Easter as a beautiful tradition or a commercialized holiday filled with candy and bunnies, but for the first disciples, it was the definitive answer to the heavy, existential questions that define the human experience. The Resurrection doesn’t just provide a happy ending; it provides a new beginning by settling the questions of our purpose, our brokenness, and our future.
If you’ve ever wondered if your life has true meaning, why the world feels so broken, or if there is a peace that can actually sustain you in a world of fear, this message is for you. Discover why a “moderate” interest in Christianity isn’t an option and how the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead can give life to your mortal body today.
Judas: The Slow Drift to Betrayal
March 29, 2026
In the week leading up to Easter, we continue our Everyday Disciple series by looking at one of the most infamous names in human history: Judas Iscariot. We often imagine Judas as a visible villain, but the reality is much more unsettling. Judas didn’t look like a traitor; he was the trusted treasurer, the straight-laced disciple, and the one the others likely pointed to as a model of stability.
In this message, Executive Pastor Matt Piland explores the “slow drift” of Judas. No one—not even Judas himself—starts their journey with Jesus intending to end it in betrayal. Yet, through small compromises, unchecked greed, and a heart that was “near” Jesus but not “with” Him, Judas committed the ultimate crime. Discover how to identify the signs of drifting in your own life and why the greatest sin isn’t an act of failure, but a failure to repent.
Why Doubt Isn't the Opposite of Faith
March 22, 2026
In Week 2 of our series, Everyday Disciple, Lead Pastor Jason Britt tackles a struggle everyone faces but few Christians want to admit: Doubt. We often label Thomas as “Doubting Thomas,” letting one moment of uncertainty define his entire legacy. But the humanity of a disciple shows us that doubt isn’t a deal-breaker—it can actually be the doorway to a deeper, more resilient faith.
Whether your doubt is born from intellectual questions or, like Thomas, from “disappointed hope” and situational crisis, Jesus isn’t intimidated by your uncertainty. He didn’t shame Thomas for wanting proof; He provided His scars. Discover why a faith that has never been tested is a faith that can’t be trusted, and how bringing your questions to Jesus moves your convictions from the “leaves” of public opinion to the “roots” of core belief.