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Bethel Lutheran Church

Bethel Lutheran Church is one church in two locations. We have campuses in both Fergus Falls and Battle Lake, Minnesota. "Our mission is to proclaim the message of Jesus Christ so that people come to faith in Jesus and live for Him." Our vision is to make disciples of Jesus who, by God's grace, BELIEVE (a personally held faith in Jesus Christ) BELONG (a shared faith in Christian community) BUILD FAITH@HOME (a heritage of faith in Christian homes).

(Sermon begins at 8:43)

Jude wrote this letter for 2 reasons: he wanted to expose the false teachers that had infiltrated the Christian community, and he wanted to encourage Christians to stand firm in the faith and fight for the truth. In this series we'll consider what it means for us to fight for "the truth" in a world that's only committed to "my truth."

We are returning to the Sermon on the Mount to see what (else) He said.

Easter Sunday 2024

Palm Sunday 2024

We are returning to the Sermon on the Mount to see what (else) He said.

We are returning to the Sermon on the Mount to see what (else) He said.

We are returning to the Sermon on the Mount to see what (else) He said.

We are returning to the Sermon on the Mount to see what (else) He said.

We are returning to the Sermon on the Mount to see what (else) He said.

We are returning to the Sermon on the Mount to see what (else) He said.

We are returning to the Sermon on the Mount to see what (else) He said.

We are returning to the Sermon on the Mount to see what (else) He said.

We are returning to the Sermon on the Mount to see what (else) He said.

We are returning to the Sermon on the Mount to see what (else) He said.

We are returning to the Sermon on the Mount to see what (else) He said.

Merry Christmas from Bethel Lutheran Church!

Series: The Clothing of the King

Scripture: Genesis 37:1-4

Speaker: Pastor Dave Foss

Other Links:

Give online: http://bethellutheran.church/giving
Submit a prayer request: http://bethellutheran.church/prayer
Connection Card: http://bethellutheran.church/connectioncard

Please Note: Due to preaching schedule changes in the summer, online messages will not always match what is being delivered live in Fergus Falls or Battle Lake and may also include past messages previously unreleased online.

Please Note: Due to preaching schedule changes in the summer, online messages will not always match what is being delivered live in Fergus Falls or Battle Lake and may also include past messages previously unreleased online.

Please Note: Due to preaching schedule changes in the summer, online messages will not always match what is being delivered live in Fergus Falls or Battle Lake and may also include past messages previously unreleased online.

Please Note: Due to preaching schedule changes in the summer, online messages will not always match what is being delivered live in Fergus Falls or Battle Lake and may also include past messages previously unreleased online.

Please Note: Due to preaching schedule changes in the summer, online messages will not always match what is being delivered live in Fergus Falls or Battle Lake and may also include past messages previously unreleased online.

Please Note: Due to preaching schedule changes in the summer, online messages will not always match what is being delivered live in Fergus Falls or Battle Lake and may also include past messages previously unreleased online.

Please Note: Due to preaching schedule changes in the summer, online messages will not always match what is being delivered live in Fergus Falls or Battle Lake and may also include past messages previously unreleased online.

Please Note: Due to preaching schedule changes in the summer, online messages will not always match what is being delivered live in Fergus Falls or Battle Lake and may also include past messages previously unreleased online.

Please Note: Due to preaching schedule changes in the summer, online messages will not always match what is being delivered live in Fergus Falls or Battle Lake and may also include past messages previously unreleased online.

Please Note: Due to preaching schedule changes in the summer, online messages will not always match what is being delivered live in Fergus Falls or Battle Lake and may also include past messages previously unreleased online.

Please Note: Due to preaching schedule changes in the summer, online messages will not always match what is being delivered live in Fergus Falls or Battle Lake and may also include past messages previously unreleased online.

Please Note: Due to preaching schedule changes in the summer, online messages will not always match what is being delivered live in Fergus Falls or Battle Lake and may also include past messages previously unreleased online.

Please Note: Due to preaching schedule changes in the summer, online messages will not always match what is being delivered live in Fergus Falls or Battle Lake and may also include past messages previously unreleased online.

Please Note: Due to preaching schedule changes in the summer, online messages will not always match what is being delivered live in Fergus Falls or Battle Lake and may also include past messages previously unreleased online.

Please Note: Due to preaching schedule changes in the summer, online messages will not always match what is being delivered live in Fergus Falls or Battle Lake and may also include past messages previously unreleased online.

This message was originally recorded April 2, 2022

Please note: Due to preaching schedule changes in the summer, online messages will not always match what is being delivered live in Fergus Falls or Battle Lake and may also include past messages previously unreleased online.

We're looking at what He (Jesus) said in Matthew 5, aka, The Sermon on the Mount. Here Jesus reminds us of what some have said about different subjects, but then he turns things around and give us new understanding. Let's listen to Jesus sermon and pay attention to "What He Said".

We're looking at what He (Jesus) said in Matthew 5, aka, The Sermon on the Mount. Here Jesus reminds us of what some have said about different subjects, but then he turns things around and gives us new understanding. Let's listen to Jesus sermon and pay attention to "What He Said".

We're looking at what He (Jesus) said in Matthew 5, aka, The Sermon on the Mount. Here Jesus reminds us of what some have said about different subjects, but then he turns things around and gives us new understanding. Let's listen to Jesus sermon and pay attention to "What He Said".

We're looking at what He (Jesus) said in Matthew 5, aka, The Sermon on the Mount. Here Jesus reminds us of what some have said about different subjects, but then he turns things around and gives us new understanding. Let's listen to Jesus sermon and pay attention to "What He Said".

We're looking at what He (Jesus) said in Matthew 5, aka, The Sermon on the Mount. Here Jesus reminds us of what some have said about different subjects, but then he turns things around and gives us new understanding. Let's listen to Jesus sermon and pay attention to "What He Said".

We're looking at what He (Jesus) said in Matthew 5, aka, The Sermon on the Mount. Here Jesus reminds us of what some have said about different subjects, but then he turns things around and give us new understanding. Let's listen to Jesus sermon and pay attention to "What He Said".

We're looking at what He (Jesus) said in Matthew 5, aka, The Sermon on the Mount. Here Jesus reminds us of what some have said about different subjects, but then he turns things around and give us new understanding. Let's listen to Jesus sermon and pay attention to "What He Said".

Jesus is on a mission and he invites us to join him! Guest speaker and author, Pastor Greg Finke, digs deeper into what it means to live a 'Joining Jesus' lifestyle and provides practical encouragement for the body of Christ.

Pastor Finke is the founder of Dwelling 1:14, a non-profit ministry connecting Jesus-followers for a missional movement in North America.

We're looking at what He (Jesus) said in Matthew 5, aka, The Sermon on the Mount. Here Jesus reminds us of what some have said about different subjects, but then he turns things around and give us new understanding. Let's listen to Jesus sermon and pay attention to "What He Said".

The good life we pursue belongs to those who belong to the kingdom of God, not those who try hard or get lucky. And those who belong to the kingdom of God are those described in the beatitudes. We are, by God's grace, those described here in Matthew 5:1-12. We are "blessed" people. "Happy" people who both now have and will one day have everything Jesus came to bring us! Our pursuit of happiness both starts and ends with Jesus' pursuit of us.

The good life we pursue belongs to those who belong to the kingdom of God, not those who try hard or get lucky. And those who belong to the kingdom of God are those described in the beatitudes. We are, by God's grace, those described here in Matthew 5:1-12. We are "blessed" people. "Happy" people who both now have and will one day have everything Jesus came to bring us! Our pursuit of happiness both starts and ends with Jesus' pursuit of us.

The good life we pursue belongs to those who belong to the kingdom of God, not those who try hard or get lucky. And those who belong to the kingdom of God are those described in the beatitudes. We are, by God's grace, those described here in Matthew 5:1-12. We are "blessed" people. "Happy" people who both now have and will one day have everything Jesus came to bring us! Our pursuit of happiness both starts and ends with Jesus' pursuit of us.

The good life we pursue belongs to those who belong to the kingdom of God, not those who try hard or get lucky. And those who belong to the kingdom of God are those described in the beatitudes. We are, by God's grace, those described here in Matthew 5:1-12. We are "blessed" people. "Happy" people who both now have and will one day have everything Jesus came to bring us! Our pursuit of happiness both starts and ends with Jesus' pursuit of us.

Pastor Dave's message from January 29, 2023

The good life we pursue belongs to those who belong to the kingdom of God, not those who try hard or get lucky. And those who belong to the kingdom of God are those described in the beatitudes. We are, by God's grace, those described here in Matthew 5:1-12. We are "blessed" people. "Happy" people who both now have and will one day have everything Jesus came to bring us! Our pursuit of happiness both starts and ends with Jesus' pursuit of us.

The good life we pursue belongs to those who belong to the kingdom of God, not those who try hard or get lucky. And those who belong to the kingdom of God are those described in the beatitudes. We are, by God's grace, those described here in Matthew 5:1-12. We are "blessed" people. "Happy" people who both now have and will one day have everything Jesus came to bring us! Our pursuit of happiness both starts and ends with Jesus' pursuit of us.

The good life we pursue belongs to those who belong to the kingdom of God, not those who try hard or get lucky. And those who belong to the kingdom of God are those described in the beatitudes. We are, by God's grace, those described here in Matthew 5:1-12. We are "blessed" people. "Happy" people who both now have and will one day have everything Jesus came to bring us! Our pursuit of happiness both starts and ends with Jesus' pursuit of us.

The good life we pursue belongs to those who belong to the kingdom of God, not those who try hard or get lucky. And those who belong to the kingdom of God are those described in the beatitudes. We are, by God's grace, those described here in Matthew 5:1-12. We are "blessed" people. "Happy" people who both now have and will one day have everything Jesus came to bring us! Our pursuit of happiness both starts and ends with Jesus' pursuit of us.

This message was recorded 12/18/22 as part of "The Christmas Story" series.

Think you know the Christmas story? It's more than a sweet 'once upon a time' story that cycles back around the same time each year. It's the story behind all our stories - it's a love story, sad story, war story, action/adventure story, and best of all, a real life story that is still being written today and that includes us!

Pastor Dave's message & music from Christmas Eve 2022

Think you know the Christmas story? It's more than a sweet 'once upon a time' story that cycles back around the same time each year. It's the story behind all our stories - it's a love story, sad story, war story, action/adventure story, and best of all, a real life story that is still being written today and that includes us!

Think you know the Christmas story? It's more than a sweet 'once upon a time' story that cycles back around the same time each year. It's the story behind all our stories - it's a love story, sad story, war story, action/adventure story, and best of all, a real life story that is still being written today and that includes us!

Think you know the Christmas story? It's more than a sweet 'once upon a time' story that cycles back around the same time each year. It's the story behind all our stories - it's a love story, sad story, war story, action/adventure story, and best of all, a real life story that is still being written today and that includes us!

Think you know the Christmas story? It's more than a sweet 'once upon a time' story that cycles back around the same time each year. It's the story behind all our stories - it's a love story, sad story, war story, action/adventure story, and best of all, a real life story that is still being written today and that includes us!

Jesus is on a mission and he invites us to join him! Guest speaker and author, Pastor Greg Finke, gives a prelude message to the Joining Jesus seminar.

Pastor Finke is the founder of Dwelling 1:14, a non-profit ministry connecting Jesus-followers for a missional movement in North America.

Worship Songs: - God Really Loves Us - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAr8IZeGtY0 - It is So - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiuOTC1ucY0

Discussion Questions: 1. So, what IS the worst job you've ever had? 2. Recall and retell how both Elijah and the widow were being taught to trust God for "daily bread." 3. The widow was gathering sticks when Elijah met her. In the message this became a metaphor for hopelessness. Do you know and see someone "gathering sticks?" How is God sending you to them to bring hope? 4. In v.18 the widow said to Elijah "What do you have against me, man of God? Did you come to remind me of my sin and kill my son?” Of course he didn't, but it felt that way to her. How is this question: a) on the minds of people even today b) answered in Jesus and the cross?

Worship Songs: - Crown Him - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWMaKphipQw - There is One Gospel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmBcTrDu4O4

Discussion Questions: 1. Pastor Rich spoke about how difficult forgiveness is. Have you experienced this before? What do you think makes it so difficult to forgive another person? 2. Pastor Rich spoke of some common ways that people often misunderstand forgiveness. Do any of those resonate with you? 3. Like Philemon, is there a need for you to let the gospel message go deeper in your own heart and forgive a brother or sister in the Lord?

Worship Songs: - God So Loved - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jasoo3UDSwY - There is One Gospel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmBcTrDu4O4

Discussion Questions: 1. What about Naaman's story strikes you as the most interesting or significant to your life today? 2. Draw out some contrasts between Naaman and the servant girl. How are they shown in contrast in the story? 3. The unforgettable character in our story is the servant girl. What role does she play in Naaman's life? 4. How is God using this story in your life today? What will you now believe, love, or do because of it?

Worship Songs: - House of the Lord - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqfV0zeEvT8 - What He's Done - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftPXcPxIG28

Discussion Questions: 1. Pastor Rich talked about how God uses Balaam to speak the word of the Lord to the Moabites and how he was also motivated by money- as a reminder that the power of God's word is not limited by the person speaking it. How have you seen that evident in your life/experience?

God uses Balaam's donkey to save Balaam's life and to speak God's word to him. God uses broken, simple people to speak his word. (He used a donkey...he can use you!) How does that encourage you, or maybe insult you? And why?

Worship Songs: - Who You Say I Am - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcC1Bp13n_4 - What He's Done - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftPXcPxIG28

Discussion Questions: 1. When you're in trouble, where do you typically turn for help? (Got an example?) 2. Why is turning to God an afterthought for many people today? Do you think that's always been the case or only lately? 3. The unforgettable character in our story today is the 3rd captain. What did he do differently, and how does he stand in contrast with the other characters in the story? 4. How is God using this story in your life today? What will you now believe, love, or do because of it?

Series: UNforgettable Scripture: Joshua 1:1-9 Speaker: Dave Cornell

Worship Songs: - Our Great God - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-pZNULbJws - Christ Be Magnified - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjGMlYywK9M

Other Links: - Give online: http://bethellutheran.church/giving - Submit a prayer request: http://bethellutheran.church/prayer - Connection Card: http://bethellutheran.church/connectioncard

Worship Songs: - This is Amazing Grace - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vX6Orh-GZt8 - All Creatures of our God and King - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUZD0hgtSgE

Discussion Questions: 1. What church fights have you been a part of in the past? How have they shaped how you think about life in God’s family? 2. Pastor Rich talked about how God uses weakness (that is how he works!). How does that go against how we think things usually get done? 3. The story of John Mark shows us how there can be times in church life when a sharp disagreement may not be an issue of sin as much as competing values held to by different people. How does that help us to be gracious with others who may disagree with us?

Worship Songs: - Jesus Your Name - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJRtMiVrb4g - Christ our Hope in Life and Death - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPT5QEDf9bA

Discussion Questions: 1. Can you think of a modern story that compares to Shiphrah and Puah? Where someone feared God more than man and disobeyed the government? How did the story end? 2. Why do you think it is difficult for us in this day to fear God? What might this tell us about what we think God is? 3. How might God be calling you to fight against that which is evil today? 4. How might God be calling you to help women and children today who are vulnerable to the lie that the life of an unborn child can be ended?

Worship Songs: - Great are You Lord - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHz0w-HG4iU - Christ our Hope in Life and Death - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPT5QEDf9bA

Discussion Questions: 1. Pastor Rich spoke about the fact that we can pray anywhere at any time. Does this fit with your view of prayer? How can you increase your praying without ceasing? 2. Pastor Rich quoted Paul Tripp who said that “you are the most influential person in your life, because you talk with yourself the most.” How can you grow in acknowledging the reality that God is there with you in that ongoing conversation in your head. 3. Are your prayers going to wear well in the light of eternity? How much of what you pray for is about your comfort and how much says “God’s kingdom is coming?”

Worship Songs: - House of the Lord - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqfV0zeEvT8 - Lord, I Need You - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuvfMDhTyMA

Worship Songs: - He is Our God - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmBNn-u2vT4 - King of Kings - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Of5IcFWiEpg

Discussion Questions: 1. Have you experienced God's powerful word in your own experience? When and how did it bring life to you? 2. Have you felt that you are entering a spiritual sword fight with a plastic knife? Forgetting the promise of God that his word is powerful and active? If so, ask God for forgiveness and for faith to trust in the power of His word. 3. Pastor Rich gave us 8 things that we can do to interact with God's Word... Hear it, Read it, Sing it, Marinate in in, Be changed by it, Study it, Stand on it, Believe it. Pick one or two of these that you can put into practice this next week.

Worship Songs: - Who You Say I Am - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcC1Bp13n_4 - Way Maker - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kBvpS3z9Qo

Discussion Questions: 1. What “flaming arrows” have you seen coming at you (or even others)? 2. What connection do you see between God’s Word and discerning spiritual attack? 3. Doubt. What is your relationship to doubt, and what do you do when you have doubts? 4. How does God, Himself being our shield make a difference in how you view this particular piece of the armor of God?

Worship Songs: - God of Angel Armies - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOkImV2cJDg - He is Our God - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmBNn-u2vT4

Discussion Questions: 1. Is the Peace of God something that you are experiencing in your life? If not we would encourage you to trust in Jesus right now. He is the peace that we all need. 2. Pastor Rich spoke about actively bringing the gospel to others. Whom might God be calling you to share the good news of Jesus with? 3. Whom might God be calling you to listen to from a position of humility? To listen is to love, make some plans to have coffee or a meal with that person and listen to them. 4. How might the choices of your life be shaped by a misplaced value system- one that sees the gospel as optional rather than the life changing message that it is? Repent of this, ask God for wisdom on how your life should be shaped by the life giving message of peace.

Worship Songs: - I Stand Amazed - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQKrFytB128 - He is Our God - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmBNn-u2vT4

Discussion Questions: 1. Pastor Dave shared that the “belt of truth” is more about being prepared for action rather than protected. How so? 2. Recall from the message what…? a. Jesus’ relationship is to the truth b. Satan’s relationship is to the truth 3. Practically speaking, what are some ways one could “gather up” and “tuck” the truth close to oneself? 4. Meditate and maybe share your reflections on this verse: “He tends his flock like a shepherd: He gathers the lambs in his arms and carries them close to his heart.” (Isaiah 40:11)

Worship Songs: - Battle Belongs - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=johgSkNj3-A - God, You're so Good - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IIZIPtQuW8

Discussion Questions: 1. Do you recognize the battle that you are in as a follower of Christ? What are ways that Satan may be scheming against you even now? 2. Reflect on how you have been given the righteousness of Christ as a protection against the schemes of Satan. How does knowing that you are declared forgiven and credited with Christ righteousness protect your soul from Satan's lies? 3. If it is true that in the "Great Exchange" God takes all of the world's sin upon himself in the crucifixion of Jesus and then gives believers the righteousness of Christ, how does that help me look at myself and others with "new" eyes?

Worship Songs: - Our Great God - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-pZNULbJws - Battle Belongs - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=johgSkNj3-A

Discussion Questions: 1. What example can you think of from your life in which you took credit for something God did? 2. Paul says in Ephesians 6:12 "We do not wrestle against flesh or blood..." What impact does that have on how you look at and handle interpersonal conflict? 3. What does it look like to "put on" the armor of Christ? How do the other uses of this terminology in the New Testament help to illustrate how this should look in your life?

Worship Songs: - Christ the Lord is Risen Today - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNrV2fX5Qb4 - Death Was Arrested - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMsMiluCUUI

Discussion Questions: 1. If the best kind of joy is the joy you didn’t see coming, can you think of a joy that you’ve experienced in life like that?...one you didn’t or couldn’t have expected? 2. Jesus said that “You will rejoice, and no one will take away your joy”. What are some of the ways life works against the joy Jesus gives? 3. What are some ways you’ve coped with your sadness and pain? 4. How does Easter guarantee Jesus’ promise of joy? 5. Are you trusting the Risen Jesus as your savior and eternal Joy-Giver?

Worship Songs: - Hosanna - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnMevXQutyE - Behold Him - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_izK4kI_wmA

Discussion Questions: 1. With what mental image do you associate “spiritual warfare”? 2. Paul makes a point of saying that we don’t “wrestle with flesh and blood” but against Satan. How might that clarify the battle for you next time you find yourself in conflict with someone? 3. Recall the quote from Tim Downs about “psy ops” and how Alexander the Great used it against his enemies with oversized armor. What tricks does the Devil use on us today? 4. Of the pieces of armor listed by Paul, which do you need to take up today?

Worship Songs: - 10,000 Reasons - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcnG86xMT0Q - Christ is Mine Forevermore - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roQovDZeAWE

Discussion Questions: 1. Pastor Rich mentioned that we may go to one of 2 extremes… on one hand we may tend think that Satan is not really much of a problem, so we get apathetic, or we may go the other way and think that Satan is to blame for everything, all the time. Which tendency do you tend to gravitate towards? 2. The “Unholy Trinity” Satan, the World, and our Flesh- all work together to keep us in bondage to a lie. What might be a lie that you are believing about God, yourself, redemption, Heaven or Hell? 3. How might you take up the battle in your own life in some of the ways that Pastor Rich mentioned; repentance and faith, resting in the promises of God, feeding on God’s truth in his Word, by being conformed to His image, or by the renewing of your mind?

Other Links: - Give online: http://bethellutheran.church/giving - Submit a prayer request: http://bethellutheran.church/prayer - Connection Card: http://bethellutheran.church/connectioncard

Worship Songs: - Graves into Gardens - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YihKbG8-X3U - Hallelujah Here Below - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pp_bI6Q_tsA

Discussion Questions: 1. Have a look at verses 1-9 again. Maybe even look back on Ephesians 5:21-33. Is there a theme you pick up here that Paul uses to guide us in all our human relationships? What is it? 2. How is honoring one’s parents different from obeying one’s parents? Got an example of honoring your father and mother? 3. What’s an example of a father exasperating his child? 4. Pastor Dave said to dad’s “you’re the spiritual thermostat in your home. Hot or cold - you’re setting the spiritual temperature in your home.” Respond to that statement.

The Men's panel discussion recorded live this morning (3/20/22) will be made available later today

Worship Songs: - This is Amazing Grace - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vX6Orh-GZt8 - Great are You Lord - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHz0w-HG4iU

Discussion Questions: 1. Previous to today, how did you understand the word "submit"? 2. In what way did your understanding of this word change or grow? 3. Think of a young lady who one day hopes to be married. What is something that the panel of ladies said that you think would be helpful for her to hear or consider? 4. What happens in your heart and mind when you think of the ULTIMATE SUBMISSION by Jesus, Our Savior, at the cross? (the high and mighty becoming low and weak)

Series: In Christ: Where divisions die Scripture: Ephesians 5:21-33 Speaker: Pastor Rich Iverson

This is the Men's panel discussion on marriage relationships in the context of Ephesians 5:21-33, recorded 3/20/22.

Worship Songs: - How Great Is Our God - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FLiAK3WV7U - Who You Say I Am - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcC1Bp13n_4

Discussion Questions: 1. To what or to whom do you find yourself looking to for your identity? If it’s God, what is his biggest competition in your life? 2. The blessed life is the life found “IN CHRIST.” How have you seen that in your life? 3. Why do you think people try to find their identity in their own achievements or “name”? 4. What is your reaction to God “eulogizing” (honoring, speaking well of) you? 5. When you “cross that bridge” at the end of your life, what do you want God to say to you? (see Matthew 25)

Discussion Questions: 1. God knows all about you. Everything. So if there were a billboard that had a message from God to you written on it, what would it say? 2. What part of God’s character have you imitated poorly recently? 3. What difference does it make knowing that you are loved by the one who asks something of you? (as in God asking you to obey him as his “dearly loved children”) 4. Share your reaction to hearing that your life is a “pleasing aroma” and “sweet scent rising to God”. (2 Corinthians 2:15)

Worship Songs: - O Come to the Altar - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpfuKKH_SCE - Yet Not I, But Through Christ in Me - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwc2d1Xt8gM

Discussion Questions: 1. If you were to list “characteristics” of someone who is a Christian, what would be on your list? 2. Which of these characteristics are you struggling with?...growing in? a.says what is true b.manages what he feels c. gives what he’s earned d. watches what he says e. forgives as he’s been forgiven 3. Consider and discuss this statement from Pastor Dave’s message: “These characteristics are NOT THE ESSENCE of your IDENTITY; they are the EXPRESSIONS of your identity.” 4. What then is the essence of one’s Christian identity? 5. Reflect on these words from Philippians 3:9 and turn them back to God in prayer: “And being found in him, not having a righteousness of my own that comes from the law, but that which comes through faith in Christ, the righteousness from God”

Discussion Questions: 1. What’s one thing from the message that you’d like to remember in a week from now? 2. Think of your story. Do you remember life on the “old” path? How is life different for you now? 3. Speaking of calluses…Is there a callus on your soul? A place where prolonged pressure over time has created a dead spot in your soul? A place where you used to have more feeling? Confess this to the Lord and ask him to forgive you. Then read 1 John 1:8-9. 4. Commit to walking the new path of “righteousness” and “holiness”. Ask the Lord to guide you down this path.

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: 1. So, as Nathanael asked, "What kind of world do you want to live in?" 2. What is your experience with foreign missions? Praying? Giving? Going? other? 3. What's one way in which this message changed your thinking about missions? 4. To whom is God sending you that they might be "full of the knowledge of the Lord?"

As part of Missions Week 2022, Joel C. shares reflections on the work of Christ in his own life and through his life's work as an ambassador of the Gospel.

Worship Songs: -Jesus Son of God: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yj_s9_45QpI -The Same Love: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvfuKoC2kdU

Dan Venberg, Director of Lutheran Brethren International Mission, shares the 100 year history of CLB missions in Chad, Africa.

Please note, two names have been removed from the two stories toward the end of this sermon to protect the privacy of the individuals. You may notice a cut or two in the audio.

This fascinating look at our heritage as part of the Church of the Lutheran Brethren leads us right up to Bethel's involvement in this mission effort as we adopted an unreached people group (the Bagirmi people) nearly ten years ago.

This work is not easy. It takes patience. But God is at work and incredible things are happening as we make room to share the Gospel in Fergus Falls, Battle Lake and Boudamasa, Chad.

Worship Songs: -His Mercy is More - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1GiZL60c80 - Hope Has a Name - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezowVsEa9ac

Discussion Questions: 1. If you were to die today, would you go to heaven? What % certainty do you have? 2. If asked, how would you answer this question: “How can a person go to heaven?” 3. Share your thoughts after reading 1 John 5:13… “I write these things to you who believe in the name of the Son of God so that you may know that you have eternal life.” 4. Since uncertainty is part of our fallen human nature where can you look for the assurance of salvation and an eternity in heaven?

Worship Songs: - Death Was Arrested - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMsMiluCUUI - He Will Hold Me Fast - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=936BapRFHaQ

Discussion Questions: 1. Remember that Alpha question with me: If there is a God and you could ask one question, and you were guaranteed an answer, what would you ask him? Well, what would you ask him? 2. Does your pain and suffering make it harder to believe in God’s love for you or power to rescue you? 3. Share your reflections on this scripture: 2 Corinthians 4:16-17 “Therefore we do not lose heart. Though outwardly we are wasting away, yet inwardly we are being renewed day by day. For our light and momentary troubles are achieving for us an eternal glory that far outweighs them all.” 4. What do you think is the best response to the mystery of why or how a loving God allows pain and suffering?

Worship Songs: - Crown Him (Forever) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGuEceE2MY4 - Christ Be Magnified - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjGMlYywK9M

Discussion Questions: 1. Do you believe in God? If so, why? If not, why not? 2. What do you think is the best reason for the existence of God? 3. What do you think is the best reason for not believing in the existence of God? 4. What do you think is the relationship between reason and faith? Is there a dependency of any sort between them? 5. Discuss the difference between belief “that” God exists and belief “in” God.

Discussion Questions: 1. When are you most vulnerable to temptation? 2. How might you be tempted to use the Scripture wrongly to avoid truly interacting with God? 3. Do you find abundance or absence as more tempting? Which one causes you to trust God more? 4. Do you ever find yourself tempted to turn God into your own personal “Genie in a bottle”? 5. Give thanks to God for how Jesus perfectly said NO! to Satan’s temptations.

Worship Songs: - O Holy Night - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1kXGXwT1fU - Joy to the World - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqxMvvptf9I

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: 1. What is your emotional response to the fact that you will one day cross the line between life and death? 2. What is your response to the notion that by faith in Jesus you can have life after death? 3. Have you crossed the line between unbelief and belief? If not, what is keeping you from believing in Jesus as your savior? 4. Who in your life needs to know that Jesus came to bring the hope of life for the condemned?

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: 1. Max Lucado says that "Hope is not what you'd expect; it is what you would never dream. It is a wild, improbable tale with a pinch-me-I'm-dreaming ending.” Share your thoughts on this. 2. What kind of “oppression” (pressed down, crushed) are you experiencing? 3. How does the Gospel help you hope? (get your hopes up!) 4. Think about Jesus being “oppressed and afflicted” (Isaiah 53:7) in order to set you free. What would you like to say to him today as you consider that?

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: 1. What fears do you struggle with? 2. Pastor Dave talked about God’s “glory” (weight, significance, heaviness) surrounding the shepherds. What is your best guess as to what that looked like?...felt like? 3. Consider the metaphor of the heart as a “cup” or “balancing scale”. How might you practically apply this idea that God is weightier than all your fears? 4. Take the words in the the verse that follows and turn it into a prayer: "May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in Him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit" (Romans 15:13)

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: 1. Hope. We all need it. In what life circumstances do you need hope today? 2. There’s different ways that people deal with their sin. What are some of those ways? 3. If it’s true that Jesus came to bring hope of pardon for the sinful, then he came for you and me. Have you experienced pardon (forgiveness) through Jesus? 4. Who do you know that needs to experience God’s pardon? How might you help them?

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: 1. Think of your spiritual growth. Would you liken your spiritual maturity to that of a spiritual “infant”? “Child”? “Teenager”? “Young adult”? “Middle aged adult”? “Mature” senior adult? 2. Has your sense of “unity” in the body of Christ grown as you’ve grown? 3. What has been the biggest help to your spiritual growth recently? 4. Who in your life can you help to grow spiritually?

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: 1. How do you tend to define yourself? 2. What might your imposter be saying to you that is not true? 3. How might you be allowing what others think about you to define who you are? 4. How does the fact that you are loved by God define you? 5. How might quiet and stillness be a way for you to hear what God is saying to you about Abba’s love for you?

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: 1. What are you “suffering” today? What is the hardest part about it? 2. How does knowing suffering has a purpose (even if unknown to you or me) help us endure it? 3. How might focusing on the “who” behind the “why” help you get through it? 4. Paul speaks of the Gospel of grace as a mystery. a. What about the gospel doesn’t “make sense” to you? b. What about the gospel do you think doesn’t “make sense” to those who haven’t heard it? 5. What according to v.10 is God’s plan for getting the Gospel out to the world? How are you part of that plan? 6. Read v.12 again. Share your thoughts about it. Why is access to God through Jesus is good news for you?

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: 1. The reformation restored to center stage the person and cause of Christ. Has there been a slide from “center stage” in the years since? If so, how so? 2. What kind of reformation does the church need today? 3. If the bond between believers is Jesus, why is there division in churches today? 4. How have you grown in your “connectedness” to other believers? What has helped that? 5. Who do you know that needs to hear the Gospel - about the hammer that drove a nail into a piece of wood at Calvary? What’s one way you could share this message with them?

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: 1. What are some of the ways that you have experienced being on the “outside?” 2. What are some ways that you may have contributed to others thinking that the gospel message isn’t for them? 3. Why is it such a challenge for us as people redeemed by Christ, to see others as God sees them? 4. Anything that you need to repent of before the Lord? Do so now! 5. Any brother or sister in the Lord that you need to ask forgiveness from? Do so now!

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: 1. Think of the two men in the river illustration. Spiritually speaking, have you been saved? If so... a. From what? b. To what? 2. What “good works” do you see others do that you appreciate? 3. What does your S.H.A.P.E. (Spiritual Gifts, Heart, Abilities, Personality, Experiences) seem to indicate you were shaped to do? (Ask someone close to you what they see as your S.H.A.P.E. You might be surprised and learn something.) 4. What ONE good work might you commit to doing today?

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS

How does an “IN CHRIST” identity lead to unity instead of division in the church?
What do you think is either normal or attractive about the “earn it” spirituality Pastor Dave spoke about?
Why is it “anti Gospel” to see grace as God enabling a person to become holy and so win their salvation? Can you back your answer with a verse in Ephesians 2:1-10?
Reflect on (outloud if others are with you) this quote from Martin Luther: “The love of God does not find, but creates, that which is pleasing to it...Rather than seeking its own good, the love of God flows forth and bestows good. Therefore sinners are attractive because they are loved; they are not loved because they are attractive.”

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS

On a scale of 1 - 10, how well do you know God? (1 = not well at all; 10 = extremely well)
What (or who) in your life has helped you to know God better?
In what ways does your relationship with God help you know: a. HIS HOPE? b. HIS RICHES? c. HIS POWER?
Is there someone in your life who needs to know God better? Who is that? Pray for them now.

Discussion Questions:

The book of Ephesians starts with IDENTITY (ch.1-3) and then talks about ACTIVITY (ch.4-6). Why might that order be significant?
The 2 “pegs” Paul uses to hang the “IN CHRIST” identity on are adoption and redemption. Describe each as you recall them being spoken of.
What about God having adopted you brings you encouragement?
What about God having redeemed you brings you encouragement?

Discussion Questions:

To what or to whom do you find yourself looking to for your identity? If it’s God, what is his biggest competition in your life?
The blessed life is the life found “IN CHRIST.” How have you seen that in your life?
Why do you think people try to find their identity in their own achievements or “name”?
What is your reaction to God “eulogizing” (honoring, speaking well of) you?
When you “cross that bridge” at the end of your life, what do you want God to say to you? (see Matthew 25)

Discussion Questions:

Describe where and when you felt the closest to God.
Which is greater in you? Your love for Christ or your love for the truth?
Pastor Dave mentioned that doctrine is the log on which the fire of love for Christ burns. What is your reaction to this statement?
What practices do you have (or might you start) to nurture a love for Christ?

Discussion Questions:

What “issues” do you see with technology in your life/home?
Why do you think technology has idol potential?
What connection do you see between the needs one seeks to have met through technology, and what Jesus offers?
Perhaps offer this as your prayer today: "Those who cling to worthless idols forfeit the grace that could be theirs. But I, with shouts of grateful praise, will sacrifice to you. What I have vowed I will make good. I will say, ‘Salvation comes from the Lord’” (Jonah 2:8-9).

Discussion Questions:

Before today’s message, what picture did you have in your mind of power?
What does Jesus’ example teach you about true power and how to use it?
If God is near the weak (powerless), then what might you tell yourself next time you feel weak?
“All you need is need”, Keller says. What is your reaction to that? (Is that all you have?)
Think of someone you know who is “on the bathroom floor”. How is God leading you to bring them hope?

Title: The Word That Brings Hope Scripture: Luke 24 Speaker: David & Sonja Narvesen (Missionaries to Chad)

Series: We Don't Talk About That Topic: Everyday Idols: Sex Speaker: Pastor Dave Foss

Vote for the fourth idol! The scheduled idols for this series are: Money, Sex and Power. The people of Bethel will vote on the fourth idol. Click the link on this page to submit your vote.

Discussion Questions:

In what ways have you seen “good” things become “ultimate” things that when lost led to despair?
Money and possessions can be idols. As such, they insist that in some way we love, trust and obey them. Think of an idol(s) that vies for your love, trust and obedience. What is it?
Read Philippians 3:7-8. What of Paul’s testimony here would you like to have as your’s too?

Discussion Questions:

Think fast! When I say “Idolatry”, what comes to mind?
In the message it was noted that we never break commandments 2-10 without breaking the 1st. How do you respond to that statement?
In Colossians 3:1-5 Paul calls us to set our hearts and minds on things above. Do you have any habits or practices that help you do that in everyday life?
Share your reaction to Tim Keller’s statement, “Like Abraham, you could take a walk up into the mountains. You could say, ‘I see that you may be calling me to live my life without something I never thought I could live without. But if I have you, I have the only wealth, health, love, honor and security I really need and cannot lose.”

Series: Vantage Point Scripture: Zechariah 3:1-5 Speaker: Pastor Jay Price (Pastor of Triumph Lutheran Brethren Church, Moorhead, MN/West Fargo, ND)

Series: Vantage Point Scripture: Acts 7:51-8:1 Speaker: Pastor Jeff Seaver (Pastor of Triumph Lutheran Brethren Church, Moorhead, MN/West Fargo, ND)

Series: Vantage Point Scripture: Romans 1:16-17 Speaker: Pastor Ryan Nordlund (Pastor of Grace Lutheran Brethren Church, Bismarck, ND)

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Series: Vantage Point Scripture: Leviticus 16 Speaker: Pastor Doug Rogness (Pastor at Triumph Lutheran Brethren Church, Moorhead/West Fargo)

Discussion Questions:

Do you tend to think of your daily Christian life as a DIY project? How does that show itself in your thinking and acting?

Would you agree that the sin we commit may change as we grow older, but does not leave us as we age?

How is the work that Jesus did for you becoming more precious to you as you follow Him?

Discussion Questions: 1. What attempts at justification have you observed in yourself or others? 2. What is the hardest part of believing that, in God’s sight, we are justified by faith? 3. Which seems to you to be the bigger blessing (from Romans 5:1-2) “peace with God” or “access”? 4. How do you respond to hearing that because of Jesus…? - Your debt is gone - Your account is full - Your record is clean

Discussion Questions:

After hearing today’s message, how would you describe being born again?

Cleansed and New. That’s how Paul speaks of regeneration. Read 2 Corinthians 5:17. What else do you discover here about the new life that comes through faith in Christ?

Have you been born again?

Take time to give thanks for the blood, sweat, and tears required of Jesus at Calvary to give you life

Discussion Questions:

In what ways have you heard the word “reconciled” or “reconciliation” used?
Think of your relationships. In what ways have you needed to be reconciled to someone?
For reconciliation to happen, there’s always a cost to be paid.

a. What payment was there for that relationship to be restored? Who paid what?

b. What payment was there for your relationship with God to be restored?

You heard about the account of the scapegoat in Leviticus 16. What struck you the most about that? If you were there, what would have impacted you the most?

Discussion Questions:

To redeem is to buy something back. If you want to redeem a person, how might the value of a person be determined?
Consider what Jesus paid to redeem you. He paid with his life’s blood. What does this indicate to you?
What gets in the way of you believing you are worth what Jesus paid for you?
Who do you know that needs to hear how Jesus spent everything to redeem them?

Discussion Questions: 1. Of the six statements that Pastor Rich shared with us (see below) which one causes you to be the most grateful for God’s adoption of you into His family?

Adoption involves purposeful planning Adoption requires the right qualifications Adoption brings children into a new life. Adoption involves a legal change Adoption gives the child the right to be an heir of the Father Adoption is costly 2. What do you feel is the greatest blessing in being able to call our God “Abba/ Daddy”? 3. What part of your inheritance as a child of God are you most looking forward to receiving?

Discussion Questions:

What’s one question today’s message answered for you?

What’s one question it raised for you?

How does God’s way of choosing differ from our ways of choosing?

Read the parable of the Great Banquet in Luke 14. What does this parable reveal to you about the heart of God?

Discussion Questions:

What are you afraid of?

What’s your biggest fear?

What if faith was laid on that fear (faith in Jesus)? How do you think faith would change things?

Jesus’ victory over our deadliest enemy (death!) was more than his victory. He shares it with us. What would be one specific difference knowledge of the resurrection would make in something you face in your life right now? (apply it to one situation)

Who do you know that needs to hear today’s message? Consider sharing it with them.

HAPPY EASTER! He is risen, indeed!

Places of the Passion Good Friday Speaker: Pastor Kevin Foss

Discussion Questions:

Where do you see yourself in this story?

How do you feel about Jesus being a king who seems “unkingly”?

Is there anything you need to repent of as you hear about our desire to have a King of power rather than a king who serves, speaks and suffers?

Scripture: "A jar of wine vinegar was there, so they soaked a sponge in it, put the sponge on a stalk of the hyssop plant, and lifted it to Jesus’ lips. 30 When he had received the drink, Jesus said, 'It is finished.' With that, he bowed his head and gave up his spirit" (John 19:29-30).

Discussion Questions

Pastor Dave opened the message with a description of 1920. It sounded a lot like 2020, didn’t it?. He then said, “Bethel, we’ve seen worse. But we’ve seen God’s faithfulness over the years, and we’ll see it again.” How have you seen God’s faithfulness over the years?...this year?

At the center of the message today were these words from Jesus: “It is finished.” From these words, Pastor Dave then said: “What’s finished is all that is necessary for sinners like you and me to be forgiven and inherit eternal life. What’s not finished is the mission of Christ in our generation to tell others this Good News.” a. How are you “engaging” in the mission of Christ in our generation? b. How are “investing” in the mission of Christ in our generation?

Please take the time to complete the online Make Room Commitment Card and help us close the gap. This vision is going to take all of us. Thank you!

Scripture: "I appeal to you therefore, brothers, by the mercies of God, to present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God, which is your spiritual worship” (Romans 12:1).

“Come, let us bow down in worship, let us kneel before the Lord our Maker” (Psalm 95:6).

Discussion Questions

Share how your faith informs:

Why you vote

For whom you vote

How you respond when your candidate doesn’t win

What is your faith-inspired vision for America? And how do you think Jesus is leading you to be part of achieving that?

What are a few concrete ways we could help unify our community after the election results are announced?

Scripture: "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction" (Proverbs 1:7).

Discussion Questions

Do you see science and faith as rivals or compatible partners in the quest for truth? Why?

Read and respond to Proverbs 9:10 “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and knowledge of the Holy One is understanding.”

Pastor Dave referenced Francis Bacon’s “two books of God”. The book of God’s Word (scripture) and the book of God’s Work (nature, the material world). Do you have a habit of engaging with these books in an intentional way? If so, what is that habit/practice?

How do faith and reason find their perfect fulfillment in Christ? (maybe read 1 Corinthians 1:21-24 again)

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Scripture: "But our citizenship is in heaven. And we eagerly await a Savior from there, the Lord Jesus Christ" (Philippians 3:20).

Discussion Questions

From what you heard in scripture today, what is the heart of God for the foreigner?

Do you actively or often think of yourself as an “alien” or “stranger” in this world whose citizenship is in heaven? a. If so, how have you been able to cultivate that? b. If not, what gets in the way of that?

What would be a good way to reach out to the people of the world who come here to the United States? Have you seen any good examples of this?

Meditate on this verse: Philippians 3:20 "But our citizenship is in heaven. And we eagerly await a Savior from there, the Lord Jesus Christ."

Scripture: “Let love and faithfulness never leave you; bind them around your neck, write them on the tablet of your heart. Then you will win favor and a good name in the sight of God and man.” (Proverbs 3:3-4).

Discussion Questions

Pastor Dave mentioned that people with different perspectives on LGBTQ are listening to the sermon. From what perspective do you approach the subject? How close to home is this subject for you and your family?

With Proverbs 3:3,4 in mind, imagine that someone close to you said that they are struggling with same-sex attraction, would it be harder for your to respond with “chesed” (goodness, kindness, lovingkindness) or “ve e met” (firmness, faithfulness, truth)?

Why do you think the LGBTQ community largely feels unwelcome at church?

What would it take for LGBTW people to want to “gather” with us at Bethel as they were drawn to Jesus? (see Luke 15:1,2)

Scripture: “So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them” (Genesis 1:27).

Discussion Questions

How would you answer the question, “Are women’s rights human rights?” What support would you give for your answer?

How do you feel about your answer now?

Pastor Rich said people can load a good phrase with things that we do not agree with. Have you seen this to be true in your life?

How might you make a difference this week in helping someone understand their worth and dignity as one who is made in God’s image?

How did Jody’s testimony encourage you to speak up for the most vulnerable of individuals, the unborn children?

Scripture: “So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them” (Genesis 1:27).

Discussion Questions

How would you answer the question “Do black lives matter?” What support for your answer would you give?

Have you had a mostly positive or mostly negative opinion of the BLM movement?

How do you feel about them now?

Pastor Dave said that “BLM offers a theologically flawed and unbiblical understanding of WHO we are, WHAT the problem is, and HOW to fix it.” Try to recall how BLM and the Bible differ on each point.

How might you make a difference this week in helping someone understand their intrinsic value and dignity as one made in God’s image?

This fall, we'll be talking about lies that Christians believe and tell. Today, we address the phrase, "You just need to have more faith."

This fall, we'll be talking about lies that Christians believe and tell. Today, we address the phrase, "You don't have to go to church to be a Christian."

This fall, we'll be talking about lies that Christians believe and tell. Today, we address the phrase, "Just follow your heart" and "God must be punishing me."

This fall, we'll be talking about lies that Christians believe and tell. Today, we address the phrase, "Just follow your heart" and "Have a peace about it."

This fall, we'll be talking about lies that Christians believe and tell. Today, we address the phrase, "Heaven gained another angel today."

This fall, we'll be talking about lies that Christians believe and tell. Today, we address the phrase, "God won't give you more than you can handle."

Series: We Don't Talk About That (2018) Topic: "Glass Ceilings in the Church" (Role of Women in the Church)

Series: We Don't Talk About That (2018) Topic: "Divorce" (Part 2)

Series: We Don't Talk About That (2018) Topic: "Divorce" (Part 1) Speaker: Pastor Dave Foss

What does the Bible teach about discipline in the church? Series: We Don't Talk About That (2018) Topic: "Kicked Out of the Church"

What does the Bible teach about racism? How does that apply to us today?

Series: We Don't Talk About That (2017)

Speaker: Pastor Dave Foss

What does the Bible say about dinosaurs? How does that fit with science and faith?

Series: We Don't Talk About That

Speaker: Pastor Dave Foss

Can we trust the Bible? How does the Bible apply to our life today? Why is it so important to us as followers of Jesus? Where does its authority come from?

Series: We Don't Talk About That

Speaker: Pastor Dave Foss

What is baptism? How does it work? Why do we do it?

Series: We Don't Talk About That (2017)

Speaker: Pastor Dave Foss

No matter which presidential candidate wins, God is still in control and he is our leader.

How do we value sports? How does it affect our lives? How do we approach the love of sports with a Christian perspective.

Speaker: Pastor Rich Iverson and Pastor Kevin Foss

Week four in the 2015 sermon series “We Don’t Talk About That,” addressing the topic of “Equality in America.”

Speaker: Pastor Dave Foss

Week three in the 2015 "We Don't Talk About That" sermon series, addressing the topic of "Judgement Day." You know, that End Times stuff...

Speaker: Pastor Kevin Foss

Week two in the 2015 "We Don't Talk About That" sermon series, answering the question, "Denominations: Diversity to celebrate or divisions to grieve?"

Speaker: Pastor Dave Foss

Week one in the 2015 "We Don't Talk About That" sermon series, answering the question, "Why do bad things happen to good people?"

Speaker: Pastor Dave Foss