Freeport Nazarene: Recent Episodes

Freeport Nazarene

We exist to welcome people into the family of God, equip them with faith that works in real life, and serve the world in Jesus' name.

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In the wilderness seasons of life, we may think we've made a wrong turn or are being punished. What we see in the life of Jesus, as he lived in the shadow of the cross, the wilderness was a place of demonstrating His faithfulness to the plan and...

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In a world where everything seems to point us to lose hope in many things, one reasons a follower of Jesus has hope, is found in His promise to come back. There are many theories and ideas about how and when this will happen, but the point is that it...

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There are 2 major practices, or rituals, the Protestant Christian Church observes: Baptism and Communion. These are also called "Sacraments" and were participated in by Jesus Christ. The serve as reminders of who we are and whose we are.

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God doesn’t just invite us to a relationship with him, but invites us into His family! The whole family is in partnership with God on a Kingdom Adventure, regularly meeting together as the Body of Christ, to celebrate, share and encourage one...

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Message from Pastor Scott Casto on February 9, 2020

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One of the more difficult topics to agree upon is that of hell. What do we believe in regards to hell? Is it something God decides for us? How does that impact our lives on a daily basis?

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One of the ways God has revealed Himself to us, we believe, is through the Bible. We believe the books of the Bible tell the history of God's work to save His Creation. Is the Bible reliable? Does it have truth for today? Is it a manual for life?...

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We believe there is a God, and not just any “god” but the God who created the universe and life. He has revealed himself not only as creator, but also as the solution to the major problem of sin through Jesus Christ. He also has revealed himself...

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What do we mean, when we say “sin?” Is it really all that bad or is this idea of “sin” just a scapegoat for us taking responsibility for our actions? Does it even matter, don’t we all make mistakes? Who’s to say what sin is? What do we...

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Jesus encounters a man tells him to “Get Up!” and life is never the same, but now life is as it was intended. This resurrection of sorts takes place for him but why not anyone else at Bethesda? While it doesn’t seem fair, is there something...