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Stay Ready
November 1, 2026
In Week 3 of the SOON series, guest speaker Pastor Kevin Queen explores the call to look within and examine our spiritual readiness for the return of Jesus Christ. Walking through Jesus’ Parable of the Ten Virgins in Matthew 25, Pastor Kevin contrasts the foolish bridesmaids who ran out of oil with the wise who remained prepared. Discover why God’s delay in judgment is an act of divine compassion, why we cannot rely on borrowed faith, and how everyday repentance keeps our lamps filled with the Holy Spirit.
Don’t Be Deceived
October 25, 2026
In Week 2 of the SOON series, Pastor Jason Britt unpacks Jesus’ warnings in Matthew 24. Sitting on the Mount of Olives, Jesus foretells both the imminent fall of Jerusalem and the signs preceding His final return. In an era marked by rapid technological change, post-truth culture, and global instability, Pastor Jason emphasizes that Jesus’ primary warning isn’t about dates or Hollywood-style panic – it’s a call to guard against deception, live faithfully in the present, and anchor our confidence in a God whose faithfulness is proven by history.
Perspective: Are We Living In the Last Days?
October 18, 2026
In Week 1 of the SOON series, Pastor Jason Britt addresses the uniqueness of the times in which we live. While time itself hasn’t sped up, the human experience and the pace of technological and social change have accelerated exponentially. Looking at Acts 1 and Revelation 1, Pastor Jason reframes the return of Christ – moving away from fear, sensationalism, and timeline speculation, and shifting toward hopeful obedience, biblical alertness, and confidence in the ultimate victory of King Jesus.
Who Is At Your Table?
October 11, 2026
In the final week of the Good News series, Pastor Matt takes us through 1 Corinthians 11:17-29 to address a critical question: “Who is at your table?” Examining the early church’s gatherings in Corinth, Pastor Matt exposes how their observance of the Lord’s Supper had devolved into division, social posturing, and exclusion. Before partaking in Communion, we are invited to look beyond our own comfort, examine our hearts, and allow the radical grace that welcomed us to God’s table to shape how we welcome others to ours.
Change the Scoreboard
October 4, 2026
In this message, Pastor Jason Britt takes a break from 1 Corinthians to explore 2 Corinthians 10–12. Addressing a culture in Corinth that (similar to modern America) obsessed over status, success, image, and platform, Pastor Jason exposes how easy it is to confuse our external strengths with real spiritual maturity. When false teachers (“super-apostles”) attacked Paul for being unimpressive in person, an untrained speaker, and lacking wealth, Paul didn’t defend his ego – he pointed to his weaknesses. Discover why God doesn’t just want to use your strengths, but deeply meets you in your areas of weakness, giving you a grace that sustains when circumstances don’t change.
The Most Excellent Way
September 27, 2026
In Week 7 of the Good News series, Pastor Jason Britt dives into 1 Corinthians 13 – a passage often used for wedding ceremonies, but originally written as “combat theology” to address a spiritual culture playing a game of spiritual one-upsmanship. The Corinthian believers were confusing giftedness with godliness, using their spiritual talents as personal trophies rather than tools to build up others. Discover why spiritual gifts, impressive platforms, and costly sacrifices mean nothing without agape love – and how shifting from “what makes me stand out” to “how can I serve others” unlocks the most excellent way to live out your faith.
Joshua 3
September 20, 2026
In this message, guest speaker Pastor Phil Hopper from Abundant Life Church joins Bethlehem Church to walk through Joshua 3. Standing at the edge of the Jordan River, the Israelites faced a crucial choice: stay in the comfortable wilderness or step into the promises of God. Through this powerful story, Pastor Phil exposes the trap of being an “unbelieving believer” and reveals why true spiritual breakthroughs require more than partial commitments—they require full consecration. Discover how dying to self opens the door to experiencing the resurrection power of Jesus in your life, marriage, and everyday walk.
What Race Are You Running?
September 13, 2026
In Week 6 of the Good News series, Pastor Jason Britt unpacks 1 Corinthians 9 to address a silent trap in a culture obsessed with personal freedom and total autonomy: aimlessness. Freedom without direction leads to running in circles, expending energy without making real progress. Whether you are feeling exhausted, going through the motions, or chasing goals that leave you empty, discover how shifting your mindset from temporary crowns to an eternal prize changes the way you live, train, and run your daily race.
My Relationship Status Is Not My Identity
September 6, 2026
In Week 5 of the Good News series, Pastor Jason Britt walks through 1 Corinthians 7 to tackle four major questions surrounding marriage and singleness. Whether you are married, single, widowed, or divorced, your relationship status may describe your season, but it does not define your life. Discover how shifting your central life question from “What’s best for me?” to “What honors God?” reshapes your identity, covenant commitment, and daily calling.
Who Does My Body Belong To?
August 30, 2026
In Week 4 of our Good News series, Pastor Jason Britt dives into 1 Corinthians 5 and 6 to address biblical sexual ethics and identity in Christ. Comparing and contrasting ancient Corinth and modern culture, the sermon exposes the flawed belief that bodily actions carry no spiritual weight. Rather than approaching the topic with shame or behavior modification, the message delivers gospel clarity: our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, bought with an unthinkable price, and designed to honor God.
Freedom
August 23, 2026
What if doing whatever you want isn’t actually freedom? In this message, Pastor Matt Piland dives into 1 Corinthians 5 & 6 to address a major tension in both ancient Corinth and modern society: the difference between cultural freedom and gospel freedom. Discover why obedience is a response to grace, how good desires can become subtle masters, and how the cross gives us the power to lay down our rights for the sake of love.
Wisdom of Our Age or Wisdom of God?
August 16, 2026
Are we being shaped more by the wisdom of our culture or by the way of the cross? In this message, Pastor Jason Britt dives into 1 Corinthians 2, drawing powerful parallels between ancient Corinth and our modern culture. Discover what it means to stop adapting Jesus to fit our comfort zones and start living with the mind of Christ in a world that needs a countercultural witness.