Summer Series - 09/05/22

09/06/22 • 41 min

Bethesda Christian Church Sermon of the Week

For what do we labor? Most of the work we do in this life doesn’t last long. We strive to build little kingdoms in our corner of the world, but even a stone castle can be torn down by the next kingdom builder that comes along. How much better would it be if we focus more of our time and effort on “building projects” that last for eternity!? Join pastor Rob Susan as he compares building our own tiny kingdom to laboring for the eternal Kingdom of God.

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We might wonder, where are you Lord? God can perform signs and wonders, but we do not need them to stand firm. The Lord Himself gave us a sign. God with us.

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Summer Series - 09/11/22

On September 16, 2001, the first Sunday after terrorists crashed 4 planes in an attack on September 11, churches across the nation filled. Some thought they were witnessing a great spiritual awakening, but it did not materialize. Churches did not remain filled. As quickly as churches filled, they emptied, and soon attendance was back to normal. What happened was nothing unusual. The pattern of running to God in a time of crisis then soon turning away is a pattern repeated throughout scripture. Learn from it today and move forward with God instead of going back to normal. Pastor Pat Visger