Bethesda Christian Church Sermon of the Week

Two Fires - 01/11/26

After Peter denied Jesus, Jesus did not ask Peter, “Will you die for me?” He asked, “Do you love me?” Peter’s failure wasn’t erased, it was redeemed. Today Jesus offers the same to us. True love is what sustains obedience when courage wavers. Love is proven by daily faithfulness, steady obedience, and staying when it would be easier to quit. In the face of failure, Jesus offers restoration.

A New And Better Way - 01/04/26

Change is often difficult, and we naturally cling to what feels familiar. When we stay stuck in old patterns, we can miss out on the better life God desires for us. Jesus came to bring new life, not just to improve the old but to transform it completely. Following Jesus means letting go of what no longer leads to life. Where is Jesus calling you to a better way of living?

ReCenter - 12/28/25

In today's world, it is easy to get lost in the busyness, get distracted, and forget what we as believers are called to do. Jesus calls us to do what He did, and He promises to be with us. As we head into 2026, let's recenter on the mission of making disciples.

Jesus For All Week Four - 12/21/25

The Christmas narrative places salvation before us. The question is will we see our salvation with the eyes of our hearts. Advent reminds us that salvation is for all, but some refuse to see. So the question is not whether Jesus came for you. The question is whether you truly see Him.

Jesus For All Week Three - 12/14/25

God is drawing all nations to Himself, and in Matthew 2 we see three different ways people respond to Jesus. Regardless of the response, Jesus is for everyone. As Christians, we get to be part of this story, because Advent isn’t just sentimental—it’s missional. It’s a season that calls us to share the hope of Christ with the world.