Belong. Believe. Become. with Pastor Dexter Nutall

Sinners Series Part 3

Pastor Dexter Nuttal welcomes listeners to New Bethel Baptist Church in Washington DC, emphasizing the power of faith and God's purpose in everyone's lives. He encourages gratitude and offers a prayer asking for forgiveness, blessings, and strength. The sermon focuses on Isaiah 43:1-2, highlighting that though believers may face pain and challenges, they will not be consumed by them. Pastor Nuttal uses the movie 'Sinners' to draw parallels between historical exploitation and the temporary relief sought by people, linking it to the enduring promise of God. He underscores that pain is inevitable but God is always present and will ultimately deliver believers from their hardships. The message concludes with a reminder that Gods deliverance involves a high ransom, likening it to the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

Sinners Part 2

Pastor Dexter Nuttal of New Bethel Baptist Church in Washington, DC, delivers a sermon emphasizing the importance of valuing one's spiritual gifts over superficial gains. Using the biblical story of Esau and Jacob, Pastor Nuttal illustrates how Esau's impulsive decision to trade his birthright for a bowl of soup serves as a cautionary tale about misvaluing significant blessings. The sermon also references the movie 'Sinners,' drawing parallels between historical oppression and contemporary social issues. Pastor Nuttal encourages the congregation to recognize their divine worth and to use their resources, influence, and faith for greater, God-given purposes. The message concludes with a reminder of God's supernatural power and a call for the congregation to embrace their spiritual birthrigh

A Made Up Mind

In this heartfelt sermon at New Bethel Baptist Church, Pastor Dexter Nuttal underscores the importance of having a made-up mind and staying focused on God's vision for one's life. He references Jesus' experiences in the Gospel of Luke, emphasizing Jesus' unwavering commitment to his divine mission despite various challenges. Pastor Nuttal encourages the congregation to shift from religious routine to purposeful living and reassures them of God's unwavering love, even amidst personal struggles and failures. He emphasizes that knowing Jesus personally and understanding His love are crucial for overcoming life's challenges. The sermon concludes with a call to maintain focus on God's vision and trust in His greater plan.

Sinners Part 1

Pastor Dexter Nuttall of New Bethel Baptist Church in Washington DC welcomes listeners and stresses the power of faith and community. He begins a new sermon series based on the movie 'Sinners,' emphasizing the importance of supporting black artists. The sermon centers on Zechariah 4, interpreting the symbolism of the gold lampstand, seven lamps, and olive trees, illustrating God's omnipotent presence and the power of the Spirit. Pastor Nuttall encourages the congregation to trust in God rather than cheap substitutes and human abilities. He concludes with a call to embrace salvation through Christ and live an anointed life.

"The Illusion Of Power"

Rev. Dr. Dexter Nuttal from New Bethel Baptist Church in Washington, DC, welcomes listeners to a podcast segment that emphasizes the transformative power of faith and the significance of God's word in our lives. The sermon begins with a prayer asking for God's intervention in various areas of life and transitions into the start of a new sermon series titled 'The Case for Christ.' Pastor Nuttal examines Mark 15:37-39, discussing the centurion's realization of Jesus's divine power. He emphasizes the theme of 'the illusion of power,' explaining how God's true power oversees everything, works in darkness, and cannot be derailed by human actions. The sermon underlines the need for God in our lives and provides encouragement that despite life's challenges, God's plan will prevail. Pastor Nuttal concludes by urging listeners to embrace their God-given power and to reject the false illusions of power that society often promotes. The message ends with a call to stay connected with the church's community.