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Welcome to the Bellevue Christian Church Podcast.We're a non-denominational church a few miles from the heart of Pittsburgh where ordinary people learn to live everyday life like Jesus. These are the messages we teach on Sunday mornings. If you live in the Pittsburgh area, you can join us live for morning services at 9am and 11am in Bellevue. Find out more at www.bellevuechristian.church.
Some of the greatest writings in history were written from prison—like Martin Luther King Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham Jail, John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, and Nelson Mandela's Autobiography. The Apostle Paul's letter to the Philippians is no different, but most people have never heard of it. Written from a Roman prison to a church he started in Philippi, Philippians is a short letter full of brilliant theology, no-nonsense wisdom, and tattoo-worthy one-liners that has sparked joy, resilience, humility, and more in the church ever since.
Some of the greatest writings in history were written from prison—like Martin Luther King Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham Jail, John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, and Nelson Mandela's Autobiography. The Apostle Paul's letter to the Philippians is no different, but most people have never heard of it. Written from a Roman prison to a church he started in Philippi, Philippians is a short letter full of brilliant theology, no-nonsense wisdom, and tattoo-worthy one-liners that has sparked joy, resilience, humility, and more in the church ever since.
Some of the greatest writings in history were written from prison—like Martin Luther King Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham Jail, John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, and Nelson Mandela's Autobiography. The Apostle Paul's letter to the Philippians is no different, but most people have never heard of it. Written from a Roman prison to a church he started in Philippi, Philippians is a short letter full of brilliant theology, no-nonsense wisdom, and tattoo-worthy one-liners that has sparked joy, resilience, humility, and more in the church ever since.
Some of the greatest writings in history were written from prison—like Martin Luther King Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham Jail, John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, and Nelson Mandela's Autobiography. The Apostle Paul's letter to the Philippians is no different, but most people have never heard of it. Written from a Roman prison to a church he started in Philippi, Philippians is a short letter full of brilliant theology, no-nonsense wisdom, and tattoo-worthy one-liners that has sparked joy, resilience, humility, and more in the church ever since.
Some of the greatest writings in history were written from prison—like Martin Luther King Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham Jail, John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, and Nelson Mandela's Autobiography. The Apostle Paul's letter to the Philippians is no different, but most people have never heard of it. Written from a Roman prison to a church he started in Philippi, Philippians is a short letter full of brilliant theology, no-nonsense wisdom, and tattoo-worthy one-liners that has sparked joy, resilience, humility, and more in the church ever since.
Some of the greatest writings in history were written from prison—like Martin Luther King Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham Jail, John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, and Nelson Mandela's Autobiography. The Apostle Paul's letter to the Philippians is no different, but most people have never heard of it. Written from a Roman prison to a church he started in Philippi, Philippians is a short letter full of brilliant theology, no-nonsense wisdom, and tattoo-worthy one-liners that has sparked joy, resilience, humility, and more in the church ever since.
Some of the greatest writings in history were written from prison—like Martin Luther King Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham Jail, John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, and Nelson Mandela's Autobiography. The Apostle Paul's letter to the Philippians is no different, but most people have never heard of it. Written from a Roman prison to a church he started in Philippi, Philippians is a short letter full of brilliant theology, no-nonsense wisdom, and tattoo-worthy one-liners that has sparked joy, resilience, humility, and more in the church ever since.
Some of the greatest writings in history were written from prison—like Martin Luther King Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham Jail, John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, and Nelson Mandela's Autobiography. The Apostle Paul's letter to the Philippians is no different, but most people have never heard of it. Written from a Roman prison to a church he started in Philippi, Philippians is a short letter full of brilliant theology, no-nonsense wisdom, and tattoo-worthy one-liners that has sparked joy, resilience, humility, and more in the church ever since.
Some of the greatest writings in history were written from prison—like Martin Luther King Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham Jail, John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, and Nelson Mandela's Autobiography. The Apostle Paul's letter to the Philippians is no different, but most people have never heard of it. Written from a Roman prison to a church he started in Philippi, Philippians is a short letter full of brilliant theology, no-nonsense wisdom, and tattoo-worthy one-liners that has sparked joy, resilience, humility, and more in the church ever since.
Some of the greatest writings in history were written from prison—like Martin Luther King Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham Jail, John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, and Nelson Mandela's Autobiography. The Apostle Paul's letter to the Philippians is no different, but most people have never heard of it. Written from a Roman prison to a church he started in Philippi, Philippians is a short letter full of brilliant theology, no-nonsense wisdom, and tattoo-worthy one-liners that has sparked joy, resilience, humility, and more in the church ever since.
Some of the greatest writings in history were written from prison—like Martin Luther King Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham Jail, John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, and Nelson Mandela's Autobiography. The Apostle Paul's letter to the Philippians is no different, but most people have never heard of it. Written from a Roman prison to a church he started in Philippi, Philippians is a short letter full of brilliant theology, no-nonsense wisdom, and tattoo-worthy one-liners that has sparked joy, resilience, humility, and more in the church ever since.
Some of the greatest writings in history were written from prison—like Martin Luther King Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham Jail, John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, and Nelson Mandela's Autobiography. The Apostle Paul's letter to the Philippians is no different, but most people have never heard of it. Written from a Roman prison to a church he started in Philippi, Philippians is a short letter full of brilliant theology, no-nonsense wisdom, and tattoo-worthy one-liners that has sparked joy, resilience, humility, and more in the church ever since.
Some of the greatest writings in history were written from prison—like Martin Luther King Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham Jail, John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, and Nelson Mandela's Autobiography. The Apostle Paul's letter to the Philippians is no different, but most people have never heard of it. Written from a Roman prison to a church he started in Philippi, Philippians is a short letter full of brilliant theology, no-nonsense wisdom, and tattoo-worthy one-liners that has sparked joy, resilience, humility, and more in the church ever since.
Some of the greatest writings in history were written from prison—like Martin Luther King Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham Jail, John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, and Nelson Mandela's Autobiography. The Apostle Paul's letter to the Philippians is no different, but most people have never heard of it. Written from a Roman prison to a church he started in Philippi, Philippians is a short letter full of brilliant theology, no-nonsense wisdom, and tattoo-worthy one-liners that has sparked joy, resilience, humility, and more in the church ever since.
What of prioritizing the first day of the week had the potential to make you feel more alive than ever? Jesus rose from, the dead on a Sunday almost 2,000 years ago, and people around the world have been gathering on Sundays ever since. It's not just a tradition. We believe it can make you less distracted, less exhausted, and less lonely.
What of prioritizing the first day of the week had the potential to make you feel more alive than ever? Jesus rose from, the dead on a Sunday almost 2,000 years ago, and people around the world have been gathering on Sundays ever since. It's not just a tradition. We believe it can make you less distracted, less exhausted, and less lonely.
What of prioritizing the first day of the week had the potential to make you feel more alive than ever? Jesus rose from, the dead on a Sunday almost 2,000 years ago, and people around the world have been gathering on Sundays ever since. It's not just a tradition. We believe it can make you less distracted, less exhausted, and less lonely.
What of prioritizing the first day of the week had the potential to make you feel more alive than ever? Jesus rose frp, the dead on a Sunday almost 2,000 years ago, and people around the world have been gathering on Sundays ever since. It's not just a tradition. We believe it can make you less distracted, less exhausted, and less lonely.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it's told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 4 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it's told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 4 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it's told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 4 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it's told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 4 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it's told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 4 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it's told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 4 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it's told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 4 of Highlights from Acts.
Is there anything in your life that’s off-limits from Jesus? If Jesus is Lord, “there is not one square inch over the whole domain of our human existence,” Dutch theologian Abraham Kuyper says, “over which Christ … does not cry, mine.” In our 2026 Vision Teaching Series, we’re going to explore how Jesus is Lord over every aspect of our lives—including every minute, dollar, person, inch, word, and calling.
Is there anything in your life that’s off-limits from Jesus? If Jesus is Lord, “there is not one square inch over the whole domain of our human existence,” Dutch theologian Abraham Kuyper says, “over which Christ … does not cry, mine.” In our 2026 Vision Teaching Series, we’re going to explore how Jesus is Lord over every aspect of our lives—including every minute, dollar, person, inch, word, and calling.
Is there anything in your life that’s off-limits from Jesus? If Jesus is Lord, “there is not one square inch over the whole domain of our human existence,” Dutch theologian Abraham Kuyper says, “over which Christ … does not cry, mine.” In our 2026 Vision Teaching Series, we’re going to explore how Jesus is Lord over every aspect of our lives—including every minute, dollar, person, inch, word, and calling.
Is there anything in your life that’s off-limits from Jesus? If Jesus is Lord, “there is not one square inch over the whole domain of our human existence,” Dutch theologian Abraham Kuyper says, “over which Christ … does not cry, mine.” In our 2026 Vision Teaching Series, we’re going to explore how Jesus is Lord over every aspect of our lives—including every minute, dollar, person, inch, word, and calling.
Is there anything in your life that’s off-limits from Jesus? If Jesus is Lord, “there is not one square inch over the whole domain of our human existence,” Dutch theologian Abraham Kuyper says, “over which Christ … does not cry, mine.” In our 2026 Vision Teaching Series, we’re going to explore how Jesus is Lord over every aspect of our lives—including every minute, dollar, person, inch, word, and calling.
Is there anything in your life that’s off-limits from Jesus? If Jesus is Lord, “there is not one square inch over the whole domain of our human existence,” Dutch theologian Abraham Kuyper says, “over which Christ … does not cry, mine.” In our 2026 Vision Teaching Series, we’re going to explore how Jesus is Lord over every aspect of our lives—including every minute, dollar, person, inch, word, and calling.
Why do we hang Christmas lights? It’s a lot of work—risking our lives on ladders, braving the cold, and untying knotted up lights—but that doesn’t stop you. As the days get shorter, it’s something you can do to bring light to the darkness. When one writer described the arrival of Jesus at Christmas, that’s what he said about Jesus: “The true light that gives light to everyone was coming into the world.” On Sundays in December, you’re invited to join us as we explore how Jesus lights up your life, your relationships, and your whole neighborhood even better than the best Christmas light display.
Why do we hang Christmas lights? It’s a lot of work—risking our lives on ladders, braving the cold, and untying knotted up lights—but that doesn’t stop you. As the days get shorter, it’s something you can do to bring light to the darkness. When one writer described the arrival of Jesus at Christmas, that’s what he said about Jesus: “The true light that gives light to everyone was coming into the world.” On Sundays in December, you’re invited to join us as we explore how Jesus lights up your life, your relationships, and your whole neighborhood even better than the best Christmas light display.
Why do we hang Christmas lights? It’s a lot of work—risking our lives on ladders, braving the cold, and untying knotted up lights—but that doesn’t stop you. As the days get shorter, it’s something you can do to bring light to the darkness. When one writer described the arrival of Jesus at Christmas, that’s what he said about Jesus: “The true light that gives light to everyone was coming into the world.” On Sundays in December, you’re invited to join us as we explore how Jesus lights up your life, your relationships, and your whole neighborhood even better than the best Christmas light display.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it's told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 3 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it's told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 3 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it's told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 3 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it's told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 3 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 3 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 3 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 3 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 3 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 3 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 3 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 3 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 3 of Highlights from Acts.
In a cultural moment when you might be getting tired of trying to blaze your own trail, Jesus is inviting you to follow him on a well-worn, ancient path to the life you’re made for. As Jesus says, “I’m the way, the truth, and the life.” It’s a narrow and challenging path, but he says that, if you walk with him, you’ll find that his “burden is light.” In this four-part teaching series, we’re inviting you to follow Jesus along the pathway to faith, power, change, and purpose in a community of other people who want to do the same.
In a cultural moment when you might be getting tired of trying to blaze your own trail, Jesus is inviting you to follow him on a well-worn, ancient path to the life you’re made for. As Jesus says, “I’m the way, the truth, and the life.” It’s a narrow and challenging path, but he says that, if you walk with him, you’ll find that his “burden is light.” In this four-part teaching series, we’re inviting you to follow Jesus along the pathway to faith, power, change, and purpose in a community of other people who want to do the same.
In a cultural moment when you might be getting tired of trying to blaze your own trail, Jesus is inviting you to follow him on a well-worn, ancient path to the life you’re made for. As Jesus says, “I’m the way, the truth, and the life.” It’s a narrow and challenging path, but he says that, if you walk with him, you’ll find that his “burden is light.” In this four-part teaching series, we’re inviting you to follow Jesus along the pathway to faith, power, change, and purpose in a community of other people who want to do the same.
In a cultural moment when you might be getting tired of trying to blaze your own trail, Jesus is inviting you to follow him on a well-worn, ancient path to the life you’re made for. As Jesus says, “I’m the way, the truth, and the life.” It’s a narrow and challenging path, but he says that, if you walk with him, you’ll find that his “burden is light.” In this four-part teaching series, we’re inviting you to follow Jesus along the pathway to faith, power, change, and purpose in a community of other people who want to do the same.
The Bible tells the marriage story that helps make sense of our own marriage stories. It opens with a moment that feels like a wedding, and it closes with another wedding (just not like any wedding you’ve ever been to). And, the rest of the Bible is full of real stories that highlight how bad marriage can get and how good it has the potential to be. Whether you’re married, single, or somewhere in-between, join us on Sundays as we explore the rise, fall, redemption, and future of marriage.
This is one of our annual biblical theology teaching series—following the thread of a theme through the biblical metanarrative from Genesis to Revelation.
The Bible tells the marriage story that helps make sense of our own marriage stories. It opens with a moment that feels like a wedding, and it closes with another wedding (just not like any wedding you’ve ever been to). And, the rest of the Bible is full of real stories that highlight how bad marriage can get and how good it has the potential to be. Whether you’re married, single, or somewhere in-between, join us on Sundays as we explore the rise, fall, redemption, and future of marriage.
This is one of our annual biblical theology teaching series—following the thread of a theme through the biblical metanarrative from Genesis to Revelation.
The Bible tells the marriage story that helps make sense of our own marriage stories. It opens with a moment that feels like a wedding, and it closes with another wedding (just not like any wedding you’ve ever been to). And, the rest of the Bible is full of real stories that highlight how bad marriage can get and how good it has the potential to be. Whether you’re married, single, or somewhere in-between, join us on Sundays as we explore the rise, fall, redemption, and future of marriage.
This is one of our annual biblical theology teaching series—following the thread of a theme through the biblical metanarrative from Genesis to Revelation.
Thanks for joining us for our series, The Rise, Fall, Redemption, and Future of Marriage.
The Bible tells the marriage story that helps make sense of our own marriage stories. It opens with a moment that feels like a wedding, and it closes with another wedding (just not like any wedding you’ve ever been to). And, the rest of the Bible is full of real stories that highlight how bad marriage can get and how good it has the potential to be. Whether you’re married, single, or somewhere in-between, join us on Sundays as we explore the rise, fall, redemption, and future of marriage.
This is one of our annual biblical theology teaching series—following the thread of a theme through the biblical metanarrative from Genesis to Revelation.
If you moved away, would any of your neighbors miss you? As followers of Jesus, we’re supposed to be known for how well we love our neighbors, but it’s easier than ever to not even know our neighbors. That’s why, this summer, we want to equip you to pray for, know, serve, and invite the neighbors that God has intentionally placed you near. We want to be a church that’s “for the good of the neighborhood” one neighbor at a time. Kick off the summer with us by joining us on Sundays for this three-week teaching series starting on Sunday, June 22.
If you moved away, would any of your neighbors miss you? As followers of Jesus, we’re supposed to be known for how well we love our neighbors, but it’s easier than ever to not even know our neighbors. That’s why, this summer, we want to equip you to pray for, know, serve, and invite the neighbors that God has intentionally placed you near. We want to be a church that’s “for the good of the neighborhood” one neighbor at a time. Kick off the summer with us by joining us on Sundays for this three-week teaching series starting on Sunday, June 22.
If you moved away, would any of your neighbors miss you? As followers of Jesus, we’re supposed to be known for how well we love our neighbors, but it’s easier than ever to not even know our neighbors. That’s why, this summer, we want to equip you to pray for, know, serve, and invite the neighbors that God has intentionally placed you near. We want to be a church that’s “for the good of the neighborhood” one neighbor at a time. Kick off the summer with us by joining us on Sundays for this three-week teaching series starting on Sunday, June 22.
If you moved away, would any of your neighbors miss you? As followers of Jesus, we’re supposed to be known for how well we love our neighbors, but it’s easier than ever to not even know our neighbors. That’s why, this summer, we want to equip you to pray for, know, serve, and invite the neighbors that God has intentionally placed you near. We want to be a church that’s “for the good of the neighborhood” one neighbor at a time. Kick off the summer with us by joining us on Sundays for this four-week teaching series starting on Sunday, June 22.
Ruth opens with the story of a mother who lost just about everything—and, it closes with the story of a man who becomes a father. From beginning to end, it’s a story of a God who is providentially at work in the lives of ordinary people like you and me and inviting us into the bigger story that is unfolding. Join us for a six-week journey, from Mother’s Day to Father’s Day, through the Book of Ruth.
Ruth opens with the story of a mother who lost just about everything—and, it closes with the story of a man who becomes a father. From beginning to end, it’s a story of a God who is providentially at work in the lives of ordinary people like you and me and inviting us into the bigger story that is unfolding. Join us for a six-week journey, from Mother’s Day to Father’s Day, through the Book of Ruth.
Ruth opens with the story of a mother who lost just about everything—and, it closes with the story of a man who becomes a father. From beginning to end, it’s a story of a God who is providentially at work in the lives of ordinary people like you and me and inviting us into the bigger story that is unfolding. Join us for a six-week journey, from Mother’s Day to Father’s Day, through the Book of Ruth starting Sunday, May 11.
Ruth opens with the story of a mother who lost just about everything—and, it closes with the story of a man who becomes a father. From beginning to end, it’s a story of a God who is providentially at work in the lives of ordinary people like you and me and inviting us into the bigger story that is unfolding. Join us for a six-week journey, from Mother’s Day to Father’s Day, through the Book of Ruth starting Sunday, May 11.
Ruth opens with the story of a mother who lost just about everything—and, it closes with the story of a man who becomes a father. From beginning to end, it’s a story of a God who is providentially at work in the lives of ordinary people like you and me and inviting us into the bigger story that is unfolding. Join us for a six-week journey, from Mother’s Day to Father’s Day, through the Book of Ruth starting Sunday, May 11.
Ruth opens with the story of a mother who lost just about everything—and, it closes with the story of a man who becomes a father. From beginning to end, it’s a story of a God who is providentially at work in the lives of ordinary people like you and me and inviting us into the bigger story that is unfolding. Join us for a six-week journey, from Mother’s Day to Father’s Day, through the Book of Ruth starting Sunday, May 11.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 2 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 2 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 2 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 2 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 2 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 2 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 2 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 2 of Highlights from Acts.
Thank you for joining us as we hear from special guests Craig and Alison Fowler of CMFI, Ethiopia.
Learn more about CMFI at www.cmfi.org
How do you follow Jesus into the life you’re made for? One step at a time. In our Everyday Faith teaching series, we explored the five foundational beliefs on which you build the life you’re made for. Now, in Everyday Life, we’re ready to start building the lives we’re made for—what Jesus called “life to the fullest” (John 10v10). There’s at least six overlapping areas of the life you’re made for: moral life, emotional life, physical life, relational life, vocational life, and cultural life.
How do you follow Jesus into the life you’re made for? One step at a time. In our Everyday Faith teaching series, we explored the five foundational beliefs on which you build the life you’re made for. Now, in Everyday Life, we’re ready to start building the lives we’re made for—what Jesus called “life to the fullest” (John 10v10). There’s at least six overlapping areas of the life you’re made for: moral life, emotional life, physical life, relational life, vocational life, and cultural life.
How do you follow Jesus into the life you’re made for? One step at a time. In our Everyday Faith teaching series, we explored the five foundational beliefs on which you build the life you’re made for. Now, in Everyday Life, we’re ready to start building the lives we’re made for—what Jesus called “life to the fullest” (John 10v10). There’s at least six overlapping areas of the life you’re made for: moral life, emotional life, physical life, relational life, vocational life, and cultural life.
We are thrilled to welcome Bonnie O'Neil, director of Alpha Mid Atlantic, to speak about embracing the Great Commission and lifestyle evangelism, sharing a bit about the cultural shifts that make a listening-based approach to evangelism so effective, and how Alpha specifically works well in this post-Christian age.
Thank you for joining us for Vision Sunday as we dive into our vision for 2025: For the Good of the Neighborhood.
How do you follow Jesus into the life you’re made for? One step at a time. In our Everyday Faith teaching series, we explored the five foundational beliefs on which you build the life you’re made for. Now, in Everyday Life, we’re ready to start building the lives we’re made for—what Jesus called “life to the fullest” (John 10v10). There’s at least six overlapping areas of the life you’re made for: moral life, emotional life, physical life, relational life, vocational life, and cultural life.
How do you follow Jesus into the life you’re made for? One step at a time. In our Everyday Faith teaching series, we explored the five foundational beliefs on which you build the life you’re made for. Now, in Everyday Life, we’re ready to start building the lives we’re made for—what Jesus called “life to the fullest” (John 10v10). There’s at least six overlapping areas of the life you’re made for: moral life, emotional life, physical life, relational life, vocational life, and cultural life.
How do you follow Jesus into the life you’re made for? One day at a time. In our Everyday Faith teaching series, we explored the five foundational beliefs on which you build the life you’re made for. Now, in Everyday Life, we’re ready to start building the lives we’re made for—what Jesus called “life to the fullest” (John 10v10). There’s at least six overlapping areas of the life you’re made for: moral life, emotional life, physical life, relational life, vocational life, and cultural life. Join us for Everyday Life, our annual teaching series from Everyday Institute.
Thank you for joining us for our annual Church at Home Sunday! Enjoy time with loved ones from the comfort of your own home while Pastor Austin Gohn leads us through Psalm 133.
Christmas makes me feel _____________. How would you fill in that blank? You might feel anxious because there’s just so much to do or so many people to talk to. You might feel skeptical when you hear the Christmas story. And, some of you might feel happy—and you’ve had your house decorated since before Thanksgiving. Christmas has a way of amplifying whatever emotions we might be feeling just below the surface. No matter what you’re feeling this Christmas season, you’re invited to join us for the Christmas teaching series on the emotions of Christmas starting Sunday, December 8 at 9 AM or 11 AM.
Christmas makes me feel _____________. How would you fill in that blank? You might feel anxious because there’s just so much to do or so many people to talk to. You might feel skeptical when you hear the Christmas story. And, some of you might feel happy—and you’ve had your house decorated since before Thanksgiving. Christmas has a way of amplifying whatever emotions we might be feeling just below the surface. No matter what you’re feeling this Christmas season, you’re invited to join us for the Christmas teaching series on the emotions of Christmas starting Sunday, December 8 at 9 AM or 11 AM.
Christmas makes me feel _____________. How would you fill in that blank? You might feel anxious because there’s just so much to do or so many people to talk to. You might feel skeptical when you hear the Christmas story. And, some of you might feel happy—and you’ve had your house decorated since before Thanksgiving. Christmas has a way of amplifying whatever emotions we might be feeling just below the surface. No matter what you’re feeling this Christmas season, you’re invited to join us for the Christmas teaching series on the emotions of Christmas starting Sunday, December 8 at 9 AM or 11 AM.
Note: We apologize that about three-fourths into the sermon, we experienced a technical issue that resulted in the audio cutting out for a few minutes. Thank you for your understanding!
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 1 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 1 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 1 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 1 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 1 of Highlights from Acts.
Thanks for joining us for our series, Highlights from Acts!
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 1 of Highlights from Acts.
Thanks for joining us for our series, Highlights from Acts!
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 1 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And the book of Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts; we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 1 of Highlights from Acts.
Church shouldn’t be boring. And, the book of the Acts is proof of that. In every generation of the church, people have rediscovered the story of the early church as it’s told in the book of Acts—and it has set the church on fire. In a cultural moment where the church is in decline, we want to read the book of Acts page by page and highlight moments that have the potential to renew the church in our time. We don’t just want to read stories from Acts, we want to live them. If that’s what you want and you’re just curious about faith, join us for Season 1 of Highlights from Acts.
Why is it so hard to make friends? If you’ve ever thought that, you’re not alone—even if it feels like everyone else has friends. It feels like you’re wired for friendship, but it also feels like there’s too many obstacles to making and keeping friends in our cultural moment. If you’re feeling that tension in your life, join us for our next teaching series as we explore the rise, fall, redemption, and future of friendship according to the Bible—and you might just find that there’s more to the story of friendship.
This is one of our annual biblical theology teaching series—following the thread of a theme through the biblical metanarrative from Genesis to Revelation.
Why is it so hard to make friends? If you’ve ever thought that, you’re not alone—even if it feels like everyone else has friends. It feels like you’re wired for friendship, but it also feels like there’s too many obstacles to making and keeping friends in our cultural moment. If you’re feeling that tension in your life, join us for our next teaching series as we explore the rise, fall, redemption, and future of friendship according to the Bible—and you might just find that there’s more to the story of friendship.
This is one of our annual biblical theology teaching series—following the thread of a theme through the biblical metanarrative from Genesis to Revelation.
Why is it so hard to make friends? If you’ve ever thought that, you’re not alone—even if it feels like everyone else has friends. It feels like you’re wired for friendship, but it also feels like there’s too many obstacles to making and keeping friends in our cultural moment. If you’re feeling that tension in your life, join us for our next teaching series as we explore the rise, fall, redemption, and future of friendship according to the Bible—and you might just find that there’s more to the story of friendship.
This is one of our annual biblical theology teaching series—following the thread of a theme through the biblical metanarrative from Genesis to Revelation.
Why is it so hard to make friends? If you’ve ever thought that, you’re not alone—even if it feels like everyone else has friends. It feels like you’re wired for friendship, but it also feels like there’s too many obstacles to making and keeping friends in our cultural moment. If you’re feeling that tension in your life, join us for our next teaching series as we explore the rise, fall, redemption, and future of friendship according to the Bible—and you might just find that there’s more to the story of friendship.
This is one of our annual biblical theology teaching series—following the thread of a theme through the biblical metanarrative from Genesis to Revelation.
Prayer is an art. Anyone can pray, of course, just like any kid with a marker can make art. Like any art form, though, it’s a skill that anyone can get better at by learning from the masters of the past and practicing it in your everyday life. In this ten-week teaching series, as we continue to learn what it looks like to “devote ourselves to prayer” in 2024, we’re going to explore what the Bible says about the art of prayer and make room to practice it.
Prayer is an art. Anyone can pray, of course, just like any kid with a marker can make art. Like any art form, though, it’s a skill that anyone can get better at by learning from the masters of the past and practicing it in your everyday life. In this ten-week teaching series, as we continue to learn what it looks like to “devote ourselves to prayer” in 2024, we’re going to explore what the Bible says about the art of prayer and make room to practice it.
Prayer is an art. Anyone can pray, of course, just like any kid with a marker can make art. Like any art form, though, it’s a skill that anyone can get better at by learning from the masters of the past and practicing it in your everyday life. In this ten-week teaching series, as we continue to learn what it looks like to “devote ourselves to prayer” in 2024, we’re going to explore what the Bible says about the art of prayer and make room to practice it.
Prayer is an art. Anyone can pray, of course, just like any kid with a marker can make art. Like any art form, though, it’s a skill that anyone can get better at by learning from the masters of the past and practicing it in your everyday life. In this ten-week teaching series, as we continue to learn what it looks like to “devote ourselves to prayer” in 2024, we’re going to explore what the Bible says about the art of prayer and make room to practice it.
Prayer is an art. Anyone can pray, of course, just like any kid with a marker can make art. Like any art form, though, it’s a skill that anyone can get better at by learning from the masters of the past and practicing it in your everyday life. In this ten-week teaching series, as we continue to learn what it looks like to “devote ourselves to prayer” in 2024, we’re going to explore what the Bible says about the art of prayer and make room to practice it.
Prayer is an art. Anyone can pray, of course, just like any kid with a marker can make art. Like any art form, though, it’s a skill that anyone can get better at by learning from the masters of the past and practicing it in your everyday life. In this ten-week teaching series, as we continue to learn what it looks like to “devote ourselves to prayer” in 2024, we’re going to explore what the Bible says about the art of prayer and make room to practice it.
Prayer is an art. Anyone can pray, of course, just like any kid with a marker can make art. Like any art form, though, it’s a skill that anyone can get better at by learning from the masters of the past and practicing it in your everyday life. In this ten-week teaching series, as we continue to learn what it looks like to “devote ourselves to prayer” in 2024, we’re going to explore what the Bible says about the art of prayer and make room to practice it.
A flighty prophet, a big fish, a wicked city, and a withering vine. The Old Testament book of Jonah feels like one of the strangest stories in the Bible, but what if this ancient story has everything to do with your life? Even if you never get eaten alive by a big fish, in this four-week teaching series, we’re going to explore the masterful four-chapter story of Jonah and what it teaches us about our own hearts, the heart of the city, and—most importantly—the heart of God.
A flighty prophet, a big fish, a wicked city, and a withering vine. The Old Testament book of Jonah feels like one of the strangest stories in the Bible, but what if this ancient story has everything to do with your life? Even if you never get eaten alive by a big fish, in this four-week teaching series, we’re going to explore the masterful four-chapter story of Jonah and what it teaches us about our own hearts, the heart of the city, and—most importantly—the heart of God.
A flighty prophet, a big fish, a wicked city, and a withering vine. The Old Testament book of Jonah feels like one of the strangest stories in the Bible, but what if this ancient story has everything to do with your life? Even if you never get eaten alive by a big fish, in this four-week teaching series, we’re going to explore the masterful four-chapter story of Jonah and what it teaches us about our own hearts, the heart of the city, and—most importantly—the heart of God.
A flighty prophet, a big fish, a wicked city, and a withering vine. The Old Testament book of Jonah feels like one of the strangest stories in the Bible, but what if this ancient story has everything to do with your life? Even if you never get eaten alive by a big fish, in this four-week teaching series, we’re going to explore the masterful four-chapter story of Jonah and what it teaches us about our own hearts, the heart of the city, and—most importantly—the heart of God.
Prayer is an art. Anyone can pray, of course, just like any kid with a marker can make art. Like any art form, though, it’s a skill that anyone can get better at by learning from the masters of the past and practicing it in your everyday life. In this ten-week teaching series, as we continue to learn what it looks like to “devote ourselves to prayer” in 2024, we’re going to explore what the Bible says about the art of prayer and make room to practice it.
In February 2023, a routine chapel service at Asbury University in Lexington, KY turned into sixteen days of continuous prayer and worship—in what the New York Times called “the nation’s first major spiritual revival of the 21st Century.” Bud Simon was asked to lead multiple prayer ministry trainings a day to equip people to pray over the thousands of people who were showing up from all over the world.
Prayer is an art. Anyone can pray, of course, just like any kid with a marker can make art. Like any art form, though, it’s a skill that anyone can get better at by learning from the masters of the past and practicing it in your everyday life. In this ten-week teaching series, as we continue to learn what it looks like to “devote ourselves to prayer” in 2024, we’re going to explore what the Bible says about the art of prayer and make room to practice it.
Prayer is an art. Anyone can pray, of course, just like any kid with a marker can make art. Like any art form, though, it’s a skill that anyone can get better at by learning from the masters of the past and practicing it in your everyday life. In this ten-week teaching series, as we continue to learn what it looks like to “devote ourselves to prayer” in 2024, we’re going to explore what the Bible says about the art of prayer and make room to practice it.
Prayer is an art. Anyone can pray, of course, just like any kid with a marker can make art. Like any art form, though, it’s a skill that anyone can get better at by learning from the masters of the past and practicing it in your everyday life. In this ten-week teaching series, as we continue to learn what it looks like to “devote ourselves to prayer” in 2024, we’re going to explore what the Bible says about the art of prayer and make room to practice it.
Prayer is an art. Anyone can pray, of course, just like any kid with a marker can make art. Like any art form, though, it’s a skill that anyone can get better at by learning from the masters of the past and practicing it in your everyday life. In this ten-week teaching series, as we continue to learn what it looks like to “devote ourselves to prayer” in 2024, we’re going to explore what the Bible says about the art of prayer and make room to practice it.
Prayer is an art. Anyone can pray, of course, just like any kid with a marker can make art. Like any art form, though, it’s a skill that anyone can get better at by learning from the masters of the past and practicing it in your everyday life. In this ten-week teaching series, as we continue to learn what it looks like to “devote ourselves to prayer” in 2024, we’re going to explore what the Bible says about the art of prayer and make room to practice it.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Dr. Ron Kastens is an ordained minister who has 30+ years of local church ministry experience in Tennessee, Kentucky, and New Hampshire. He has served in youth ministry, worship programming, small groups, spiritual formation, pastoral care, global outreach, and senior ministry. His full-time ministry includes 12 years as an associate minister at the Northeast Christian Church in Louisville, Kentucky, and 17 years as the lead pastor of Crossway Christian Church in Nashua, New Hampshire.
Dr. Kastens’ academic focus is preparing women and men for ministry in very practical and tangible aspects, and his courses reflect this. His interests include Preaching/Homiletics, Leadership Development, Spiritual Formation, Pastoral Care, and the Enneagram.
Ron serves on the boards for Christian Missionary Fellowship, Inc. and the Great Lakes Chapter of the International Enneagram Association. He is a member of the Evangelical Homiletics Society and the International Enneagram Association.
Ron and his wife, Stacey, have three adult children, Brennan, Dallas, and Marlee. They live in Johnson City and are members at First Christian Church in Johnson City, where Ron serves as an elder. Ron enjoys reading, movies, and an occasional round of golf. He faithfully cheers for the Tennessee Volunteers, Boston Red Sox, and Tottenham Hotspur of the English Premier League.
Everyone lives by faith. Faith is the basic set of beliefs that help you make sense of the five big questions that everyone has deep down about where we came from, where we're headed, and just about everything in-between. Even if you've never written them down or said them out loud, these beliefs shape how you live—or, at least, they're meant to. That's why, in this year’s Everyday Institute teaching series, we'll explore the kind of faith that shapes the life you’re made for and how to close the gap between what you say you believe and how you actually live.
Everyone lives by faith. Faith is the basic set of beliefs that help you make sense of the five big questions that everyone has deep down about where we came from, where we're headed, and just about everything in-between. Even if you've never written them down or said them out loud, these beliefs shape how you live—or, at least, they're meant to. That's why, in this year’s Everyday Institute teaching series, we'll explore the kind of faith that shapes the life you’re made for and how to close the gap between what you say you believe and how you actually live.
Everyone lives by faith. Faith is the basic set of beliefs that help you make sense of the five big questions that everyone has deep down about where we came from, where we're headed, and just about everything in-between. Even if you've never written them down or said them out loud, these beliefs shape how you live—or, at least, they're meant to. That's why, in this year’s Everyday Institute teaching series, we'll explore the kind of faith that shapes the life you’re made for and how to close the gap between what you say you believe and how you actually live.
During Vision Sunday, Pastor Austin shared five ways we can devote ourselves to prayer this year: on our own, with our church, over others, with our teams and for our city.
Everyone lives by faith. Faith is the basic set of beliefs that help you make sense of the five big questions that everyone has deep down about where we came from, where we're headed, and just about everything in-between. Even if you've never written them down or said them out loud, these beliefs shape how you live—or, at least, they're meant to. That's why, in this year’s Everyday Institute teaching series, we'll explore the kind of faith that shapes the life you’re made for and how to close the gap between what you say you believe and how you actually live.
Everyone lives by faith. Faith is the basic set of beliefs that help you make sense of the five big questions that everyone has deep down about where we came from, where we're headed, and just about everything in-between. Even if you've never written them down or said them out loud, these beliefs shape how you live—or, at least, they're meant to. That's why, in this year’s Everyday Institute teaching series, we'll explore the kind of faith that shapes the life you’re made for and how to close the gap between what you say you believe and how you actually live.
Everyone lives by faith. Faith is the basic set of beliefs that help you make sense of the five big questions that everyone has deep down about where we came from, where we're headed, and just about everything in-between. Even if you've never written them down or said them out loud, these beliefs shape how you live—or, at least, they're meant to. That's why, in this year’s Everyday Institute teaching series, we'll explore the kind of faith that shapes the life you’re made for and how to close the gap between what you say you believe and how you actually live.
We will read Psalm 114 and explore three questions we can ask ourselves as we prepare for the new year.
One of the most famous lines of the Christmas story is: “There was no room at the inn.” When Jesus was born, no one could make room for him in Bethlehem—so he was born in a manger. And, sometimes, it feels like nothing has changed. With Christmas approaching, you might think you don’t have room for Jesus in your life, and you’re not sure how to make room even if you wanted to. In this four-week series leading up to Christmas, we’re going to explore what it could look like to make room for Jesus in your life and leave you with practical ways you can start.
One of the most famous lines of the Christmas story is: “There was no room at the inn.” When Jesus was born, no one could make room for him in Bethlehem—so he was born in a manger. And, sometimes, it feels like nothing has changed. With Christmas approaching, you might think you don’t have room for Jesus in your life, and you’re not sure how to make room even if you wanted to. In this four-week series leading up to Christmas, we’re going to explore what it could look like to make room for Jesus in your life and leave you with practical ways you can start.
One of the most famous lines of the Christmas story is: “There was no room at the inn.” When Jesus was born, no one could make room for him in Bethlehem—so he was born in a manger. And, sometimes, it feels like nothing has changed. With Christmas approaching, you might think you don’t have room for Jesus in your life, and you’re not sure how to make room even if you wanted to. In this four-week series leading up to Christmas, we’re going to explore what it could look like to make room for Jesus in your life and leave you with practical ways you can start.
One of the most famous lines of the Christmas story is: “There was no room at the inn.” When Jesus was born, no one could make room for him in Bethlehem—so he was born in a manger. And, sometimes, it feels like nothing has changed. With Christmas approaching, you might think you don’t have room for Jesus in your life, and you’re not sure how to make room even if you wanted to. In this four-week series leading up to Christmas, we’re going to explore what it could look like to make room for Jesus in your life and leave you with practical ways you can start.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Please note we were having technical difficulties with recording this sermon and the audio may be rough at some points.
Which chapter of life are you in right now? And, more importantly, what difference does it make as you follow Jesus? You might be in young adulthood (20s - 30s) and trying to navigate big decisions around faith, love, and work. Or, maybe, you're in the long years of mid-life (40s - 50s) and wondering if you're really spending your time, energy, and resources where you can make the greatest impact. And, some of you are in late adulthood (60s+) and uncertain about how to make the most of it without many older mentors to give you advice. No matter what chapter you're in, join us for a three-week series as we discover what it looks like to follow Jesus well through each chapter of our lives.
Which chapter of life are you in right now? And, more importantly, what difference does it make as you follow Jesus? You might be in young adulthood (20s - 30s) and trying to navigate big decisions around faith, love, and work. Or, maybe, you're in the long years of mid-life (40s - 50s) and wondering if you're really spending your time, energy, and resources where you can make the greatest impact. And, some of you are in late adulthood (60s+) and uncertain about how to make the most of it without many older mentors to give you advice. No matter what chapter you're in, join us for a three-week series as we discover what it looks like to follow Jesus well through each chapter of our lives.
Which chapter of life are you in right now? And, more importantly, what difference does it make as you follow Jesus? You might be in young adulthood (20s - 30s) and trying to navigate big decisions around faith, love, and work. Or, maybe, you're in the long years of mid-life (40s - 50s) and wondering if you're really spending your time, energy, and resources where you can make the greatest impact. And, some of you are in late adulthood (60s+) and uncertain about how to make the most of it without many older mentors to give you advice. No matter what chapter you're in, join us for a three-week series as we discover what it looks like to follow Jesus well through each chapter of our lives.
Are we the church for you and your family? Every church in this city has lots in common as well as a few things that make each of them a little bit different from one another. Sometimes, you can feel it from the moment you walk in. It comes down to values, and every church has them. That’s why, this summer, we’re exploring the ten core values that make us who we are as a church. By the end of this summer, you’ll know if Bellevue Christian Church is the church for you—whether this is your first summer with us or if you’ve been coming for years.
Are we the church for you and your family? Every church in this city has lots in common as well as a few things that make each of them a little bit different from one another. Sometimes, you can feel it from the moment you walk in. It comes down to values, and every church has them. That’s why, this summer, we’re exploring the ten core values that make us who we are as a church. By the end of this summer, you’ll know if Bellevue Christian Church is the church for you—whether this is your first summer with us or if you’ve been coming for years.
Are we the church for you and your family? Every church in this city has lots in common as well as a few things that make each of them a little bit different from one another. Sometimes, you can feel it from the moment you walk in. It comes down to values, and every church has them. That’s why, this summer, we’re exploring the ten core values that make us who we are as a church. By the end of this summer, you’ll know if Bellevue Christian Church is the church for you—whether this is your first summer with us or if you’ve been coming for years.
Are we the church for you and your family? Every church in this city has lots in common as well as a few things that make each of them a little bit different from one another. Sometimes, you can feel it from the moment you walk in. It comes down to values, and every church has them. That’s why, this summer, we’re exploring the ten core values that make us who we are as a church. By the end of this summer, you’ll know if Bellevue Christian Church is the church for you—whether this is your first summer with us or if you’ve been coming for years.
Are we the church for you and your family? Every church in this city has lots in common as well as a few things that make each of them a little bit different from one another. Sometimes, you can feel it from the moment you walk in. It comes down to values, and every church has them. That’s why, this summer, we’re exploring the ten core values that make us who we are as a church. By the end of this summer, you’ll know if Bellevue Christian Church is the church for you—whether this is your first summer with us or if you’ve been coming for years.
Are we the church for you and your family? Every church in this city has lots in common as well as a few things that make each of them a little bit different from one another. Sometimes, you can feel it from the moment you walk in. It comes down to values, and every church has them. That’s why, this summer, we’re exploring the ten core values that make us who we are as a church. By the end of this summer, you’ll know if Bellevue Christian Church is the church for you—whether this is your first summer with us or if you’ve been coming for years.
Are we the church for you and your family? Every church in this city has lots in common as well as a few things that make each of them a little bit different from one another. Sometimes, you can feel it from the moment you walk in. It comes down to values, and every church has them. That’s why, this summer, we’re exploring the ten core values that make us who we are as a church. By the end of this summer, you’ll know if Bellevue Christian Church is the church for you—whether this is your first summer with us or if you’ve been coming for years.
Are we the church for you and your family? Every church in this city has lots in common as well as a few things that make each of them a little bit different from one another. Sometimes, you can feel it from the moment you walk in. It comes down to values, and every church has them. That’s why, this summer, we’re exploring the ten core values that make us who we are as a church. By the end of this summer, you’ll know if Bellevue Christian Church is the church for you—whether this is your first summer with us or if you’ve been coming for years.
Are we the church for you and your family? Every church in this city has lots in common as well as a few things that make each of them a little bit different from one another. Sometimes, you can feel it from the moment you walk in. It comes down to values, and every church has them. That’s why, this summer, we’re exploring the ten core values that make us who we are as a church. By the end of this summer, you’ll know if Bellevue Christian Church is the church for you—whether this is your first summer with us or if you’ve been coming for years.
Are we the church for you and your family? Every church in this city has lots in common as well as a few things that make each of them a little bit different from one another. Sometimes, you can feel it from the moment you walk in. It comes down to values, and every church has them. That’s why, this summer, we’re exploring the ten core values that make us who we are as a church. By the end of this summer, you’ll know if Bellevue Christian Church is the church for you—whether this is your first summer with us or if you’ve been coming for years.
Are we the church for you and your family? Every church in this city has lots in common as well as a few things that make each of them a little bit different from one another. Sometimes, you can feel it from the moment you walk in. It comes down to values, and every church has them. That’s why, this summer, we’re exploring the ten core values that make us who we are as a church. By the end of this summer, you’ll know if Bellevue Christian Church is the church for you—whether this is your first summer with us or if you’ve been coming for years.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for our series This Is Jesus: Season Eight!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for our series This Is Jesus: Season Eight!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for our series This Is Jesus: Season Eight!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for our series This Is Jesus: Season Eight!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for our series This Is Jesus: Season Eight!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us on Easter Sunday for Doubting Easter.
We’re not surprised if you have doubts about the Easter story. It’s about a man rising from the dead in first-century Israel three days after he was brutally killed on a Roman cross. Even his closest followers had their doubts about the story, and there were alternative explanations spreading within a few days of the empty tomb. If you have your doubts about the Easter story, join us this Easter as we explore those doubts and consider why it’s possible to still believe it.
Thanks for joining us for our series This Is Jesus: Season Seven!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for our series This Is Jesus: Season Seven!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for our series This Is Jesus: Season Seven!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for our series This Is Jesus: Season Seven!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for our series This Is Jesus: Season Seven!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for our series This Is Jesus: Season Seven!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for our series This Is Jesus: Season Seven!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for our series This Is Jesus: Season Seven!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the first episode of our series This Is Jesus: Season Seven!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the third and final week of our series, Day One.
Your first day of something new is often a defining moment. That’s true with day one of a new job, day one at a new school, or day one of marriage—and, as we see in the early church, the same is true with day one of following Jesus. In Acts 2, we read about how 3,000 people believed the good news, were baptized and received the promise of the Holy Spirit on day one. While this doesn’t always happen in one day, it’s a model for what day one of everyday life like Jesus can be like in our own time.
Thanks for joining us for the second week of our new series, Day One.
Your first day of something new is often a defining moment. That’s true with day one of a new job, day one at a new school, or day one of marriage—and, as we see in the early church, the same is true with day one of following Jesus. In Acts 2, we read about how 3,000 people believed the good news, were baptized and received the promise of the Holy Spirit on day one. While this doesn’t always happen in one day, it’s a model for what day one of everyday life like Jesus can be like in our own time
Thanks for joining us for the first week of our new series, Day One.
Your first day of something new is often a defining moment. That’s true with day one of a new job, day one at a new school, or day one of marriage—and, as we see in the early church, the same is true with day one of following Jesus. In Acts 2, we read about how 3,000 people believed the good news, were baptized and received the promise of the Holy Spirit on day one. While this doesn’t always happen in one day, it’s a model for what day one of everyday life like Jesus can be like in our own time.
AUDIO ISSUES: We apologize that there are a couple of moments in this podcast where our technology failed to record and the sermon cuts out.
Thanks for joining us for the fourth and final week in our series, Doubting Christmas!
We’re not surprised if you have doubts about the Christmas story. The details of the story include a teenager who has a virgin birth, a full choir of angelic beings appearing to shepherds, and a star that guides a group of first-century astronomers to the precise birthplace of Jesus. Even Joseph had his doubts about the story—at first. In the weeks leading up to Christmas, we’re going to explore some of the doubts many of us have about the Christmas story and why you can still believe it.
Thanks for joining us for the third week in our series, Doubting Christmas!
We’re not surprised if you have doubts about the Christmas story. The details of the story include a teenager who has a virgin birth, a full choir of angelic beings appearing to shepherds, and a star that guides a group of first-century astronomers to the precise birthplace of Jesus. Even Joseph had his doubts about the story—at first. In the weeks leading up to Christmas, we’re going to explore some of the doubts many of us have about the Christmas story and why you can still believe it.
Thanks for joining us for the second week in our series, Doubting Christmas!
We’re not surprised if you have doubts about the Christmas story. The details of the story include a teenager who has a virgin birth, a full choir of angelic beings appearing to shepherds, and a star that guides a group of first-century astronomers to the precise birthplace of Jesus. Even Joseph had his doubts about the story—at first. In the weeks leading up to Christmas, we’re going to explore some of the doubts many of us have about the Christmas story and why you can still believe it.
Thanks for joining us for the first week in our new series, Doubting Christmas!
We’re not surprised if you have doubts about the Christmas story. The details of the story include a teenager who has a virgin birth, a full choir of angelic beings appearing to shepherds, and a star that guides a group of first-century astronomers to the precise birthplace of Jesus. Even Joseph had his doubts about the story—at first. In the weeks leading up to Christmas, we’re going to explore some of the doubts many of us have about the Christmas story and why you can still believe it.
Thanks for joining us for this Sunday! This Sunday, we have a guest speaker, Doug Smith.
Doug is the Director of Development at Light of Life Rescue Mission. This non-profit organization brings hope and healing to men, women, and families experiencing homelessness, poverty, and addiction.
He is also the Founder of L3 Leadership, a leadership development organization that connects and develops leaders through podcasts, coaching, mastermind groups, and the L3 One Day Leadership Conference.
He is an entrepreneur, speaker, coach, and sought-after leadership advisor. He is also the host of the L3 Leadership podcast, a weekly show where he has interviewed world-class leaders such as Pittsburgh Steelers Coach Mike Tomlin, Dr. Henry Cloud, Tony Horton, Liz Wiseman, and many others.
Doug earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from Robert Morris University. He finds his greatest joy at home with his wife, Laura, and their four children.
Thanks for joining us for the eighth episode of This Is Jesus: Season Six!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the seventh episode of This Is Jesus: Season Six!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the sixth episode of This Is Jesus: Season Six!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the fifth episode of This Is Jesus: Season Six.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the second episode of This Is Jesus: Season Six!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the first episode of This Is Jesus: Season 6!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
“What should I do next?” You’ve probably asked this question at some point in your life, and if you’ve been around the church long enough, you’ve probably asked it here, too. We’re a church that’s inviting ordinary people to live everyday life like Jesus for the good of the neighborhood, but we’ll be the first to admit that sometimes it’s challenging to know what to do next. That’s why, by the end of this series, we want to give you the best next step you can take toward everyday life like Jesus—no matter where you’re starting from.
Thanks for joining us for the third week in our series, Your Best Next Step.
“What should I do next?” You’ve probably asked this question at some point in your life, and if you’ve been around the church long enough, you’ve probably asked it here, too. We’re a church that’s inviting ordinary people to live everyday life like Jesus for the good of the neighborhood, but we’ll be the first to admit that sometimes it’s challenging to know what to do next. That’s why, by the end of this series, we want to give you the best next step you can take toward everyday life like Jesus—no matter where you’re starting from.
Thanks for joining us for the second week of our new series, Your Best Next Step.
“What should I do next?” You’ve probably asked this question at some point in your life, and if you’ve been around the church long enough, you’ve probably asked it here, too. We’re a church that’s inviting ordinary people to live everyday life like Jesus for the good of the neighborhood, but we’ll be the first to admit that sometimes it’s challenging to know what to do next. That’s why, by the end of this series, we want to give you the best next step you can take toward everyday life like Jesus—no matter where you’re starting from.
We'd love to hear from you if you're joining us for the first time! Please fill out the digital connect card at https://www.bellevuechristian.church/new
Thanks for joining us for the first week of our new series, Your Best Next Step.
“What should I do next?” You’ve probably asked this question at some point in your life, and if you’ve been around the church long enough, you’ve probably asked it here, too. We’re a church that’s inviting ordinary people to live everyday life like Jesus for the good of the neighborhood, but we’ll be the first to admit that sometimes it’s challenging to know what to do next. That’s why, by the end of this series, we want to give you the best next step you can take toward everyday life like Jesus—no matter where you’re starting from.
Thanks for joining us for the eleventh and final episode of This Is Jesus: Season 5!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the tenth episode of This Is Jesus: Season 5!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the ninth episode of This Is Jesus: Season 5!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the eighth episode of This Is Jesus: Season 5!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the seventh episode of This Is Jesus: Season 5!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the sixth episode of This Is Jesus: Season 5!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the fifth episode of This Is Jesus: Season 5!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the fourth episode of This Is Jesus: Season 5!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the third episode of This Is Jesus: Season 5!
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for first episode of This Is Jesus: Season 5.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the sixth and final week in our series, Family Patterns.
Your family is probably a little bit dysfunctional. And so is mine. In fact, if you open the first book of the Bible, you see all kinds of dysfunctional families. That’s because one of the primary ways that the curse of sin shows up is in your family relationships—with your parents, your siblings, your kids, your spouse, your in-laws, and the rest of the people you see at your family reunion. But, just like God still used the broken families in Genesis to unleash blessings on the whole world, the good news is that he can do the same in your family. In this series, we’re going to explore five patterns of family dysfunction that might show up in your family and how Jesus can change all that.
Thanks for joining us for the fifth week in our series, Family Patterns.
Your family is probably a little bit dysfunctional. And so is mine. In fact, if you open the first book of the Bible, you see all kinds of dysfunctional families. That’s because one of the primary ways that the curse of sin shows up is in your family relationships—with your parents, your siblings, your kids, your spouse, your in-laws, and the rest of the people you see at your family reunion. But, just like God still used the broken families in Genesis to unleash blessings on the whole world, the good news is that he can do the same in your family. In this series, we’re going to explore five patterns of family dysfunction that might show up in your family and how Jesus can change all that.
Thanks for joining us for the fourth week in our series, Family Patterns.
Your family is probably a little bit dysfunctional. And so is mine. In fact, if you open the first book of the Bible, you see all kinds of dysfunctional families. That’s because one of the primary ways that the curse of sin shows up is in your family relationships—with your parents, your siblings, your kids, your spouse, your in-laws, and the rest of the people you see at your family reunion. But, just like God still used the broken families in Genesis to unleash blessings on the whole world, the good news is that he can do the same in your family. In this series, we’re going to explore five patterns of family dysfunction that might show up in your family and how Jesus can change all that.
We'd love to hear from you if you're joining us for the first time! Please fill out the digital connect card at https://www.bellevuechristian.church/new
Thanks for joining us for the third week in our series, Family Patterns.
Your family is probably a little bit dysfunctional. And so is mine. In fact, if you open the first book of the Bible, you see all kinds of dysfunctional families. That’s because one of the primary ways that the curse of sin shows up is in your family relationships—with your parents, your siblings, your kids, your spouse, your in-laws, and the rest of the people you see at your family reunion. But, just like God still used the broken families in Genesis to unleash blessings on the whole world, the good news is that he can do the same in your family. In this series, we’re going to explore five patterns of family dysfunction that might show up in your family and how Jesus can change all that.
Thanks for joining us for the second week in our series, Family Patterns.
Your family is probably a little bit dysfunctional. And so is mine. In fact, if you open the first book of the Bible, you see all kinds of dysfunctional families. That’s because one of the primary ways that the curse of sin shows up is in your family relationships—with your parents, your siblings, your kids, your spouse, your in-laws, and the rest of the people you see at your family reunion. But, just like God still used the broken families in Genesis to unleash blessings on the whole world, the good news is that he can do the same in your family. In this series, we’re going to explore five patterns of family dysfunction that might show up in your family and how Jesus can change all that.
Thanks for joining us for the first week in our new series, Family Patterns.
Your family is probably a little bit dysfunctional. And so is mine. In fact, if you open the first book of the Bible, you see all kinds of dysfunctional families. That’s because one of the primary ways that the curse of sin shows up is in your family relationships—with your parents, your siblings, your kids, your spouse, your in-laws, and the rest of the people you see at your family reunion. But, just like God still used the broken families in Genesis to unleash blessings on the whole world, the good news is that he can do the same in your family. In this series, we’re going to explore five patterns of family dysfunction that might show up in your family and how Jesus can change all that.
Thanks for joining us for our Easter Sunday services as part of Easter Weekend at Bellevue Christian Church. If you're joining us for the first time, we'd love to hear from you! Please fill out the digital connect card at https://www.bellevuechristian.church/new
Thanks for joining us for the eighth and final episode of This Is Jesus: Season 4.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the seventh episode of This Is Jesus: Season 4.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the sixth episode of This Is Jesus: Season 4.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the fourth episode of This Is Jesus: Season 4.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the third episode of This Is Jesus: Season 4.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the first episode of This Is Jesus: Season 4.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the sixth and final week in our series, Everyday Habits.
It’s January, and you’re probably thinking about your habits. You want to eat better, exercise more, spend less, and get rid of Netflix— for starters. But, if you really want to start closing the gap between the life you’re living and the life you’re made for, there are four habits that you can’t live without. In our Everyday Habits series, we’ll break down each of these into habits that anyone can start. And we believe that, if you put these into practice, this just might be your year.
Thanks for joining us for the fifth and final week in our series, Everyday Habits.
It’s January, and you’re probably thinking about your habits. You want to eat better, exercise more, spend less, and get rid of Netflix— for starters. But, if you really want to start closing the gap between the life you’re living and the life you’re made for, there are four habits that you can’t live without. In our Everyday Habits series, we’ll break down each of these into habits that anyone can start. And we believe that, if you put these into practice, this just might be your year.
Thanks for joining us for the fourth week in our series, Everyday Habits.
It’s January, and you’re probably thinking about your habits. You want to eat better, exercise more, spend less, and get rid of Netflix— for starters. But, if you really want to start closing the gap between the life you’re living and the life you’re made for, there are four habits that you can’t live without. In our Everyday Habits series, we’ll break down each of these into habits that anyone can start. And we believe that, if you put these into practice, this just might be your year.
Thanks for joining us for the third week in our series, Everyday Habits.
It’s January, and you’re probably thinking about your habits. You want to eat better, exercise more, spend less, and get rid of Netflix— for starters. But, if you really want to start closing the gap between the life you’re living and the life you’re made for, there are four habits that you can’t live without. In our Everyday Habits series, we’ll break down each of these into habits that anyone can start. And we believe that, if you put these into practice, this just might be your year.
Thanks for joining us for the second week in our series, Everyday Habits.
It’s January, and you’re probably thinking about your habits. You want to eat better, exercise more, spend less, and get rid of Netflix— for starters. But, if you really want to start closing the gap between the life you’re living and the life you’re made for, there are four habits that you can’t live without. In our Everyday Habits series, we’ll break down each of these into habits that anyone can start. And we believe that, if you put these into practice, this just might be your year.
Thanks for joining us for the start of our new series, Everyday Habits.
It’s January, and you’re probably thinking about your habits. You want to eat better, exercise more, spend less, and get rid of Netflix— for starters. But, if you really want to start closing the gap between the life you’re living and the life you’re made for, there are four habits that you can’t live without. In our Everyday Habits series, we’ll break down each of these into habits that anyone can start. And we believe that, if you put these into practice, this just might be your year.
Thanks for joining us for the third and final week in our series, Who Leads The Church?
Who leads the church? If you’ve ever asked this question, you’re not alone. The early church was asking the same question in the first century, and churches have been asking that question ever since. Instead of leaving us an organizational chart, Jesus left us his Holy Spirit and the promise that he’ll come back one day—leaving us to figure it out in the meantime. Join us during the three Sundays of Advent as we explore what church leadership looks like until Jesus comes back.
Thanks for joining us for the second week in our series, Who Leads The Church?
Who leads the church? If you’ve ever asked this question, you’re not alone. The early church was asking the same question in the first century, and churches have been asking that question ever since. Instead of leaving us an organizational chart, Jesus left us his Holy Spirit and the promise that he’ll come back one day—leaving us to figure it out in the meantime. Join us during the three Sundays of Advent as we explore what church leadership looks like until Jesus comes back.
Thanks for joining us for the first week in our series, Who Leads The Church?
Who leads the church? If you’ve ever asked this question, you’re not alone. The early church was asking the same question in the first century, and churches have been asking that question ever since. Instead of leaving us an organizational chart, Jesus left us his Holy Spirit and the promise that he’ll come back one day—leaving us to figure it out in the meantime. Join us during the four Sundays of Advent as we explore what church leadership looks like until Jesus comes back.
Thanks for joining us for the eleventh and final episode of This Is Jesus: Season 3.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for episode ten of This Is Jesus: Season 3.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for episode nine of This Is Jesus: Season 3.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for episode eight of This Is Jesus: Season 3.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for episode seven of This Is Jesus: Season 3.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for episode six of This Is Jesus: Season 3.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for episode five of This Is Jesus: Season 3.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for episode four of This Is Jesus: Season 3.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for episode three of This Is Jesus: Season 3.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for episode two of This Is Jesus: Season 3.
"We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later."
Thanks for joining us for episode one of This Is Jesus: Season 3.
We’re living in the golden age of binge-worthy, documentary-style storytelling—reflected in the popularity of shows like Tiger King and The Last Dance. But, the original might be The Gospel According to Luke. It’s like an ancient docu-series that seamlessly weaves together archival footage (writings), eyewitness interviews, and expert commentary to tell the story of Jesus in dozens of episodes spanning multiple seasons. It’s an inside-look at the conversations and controversies surrounding his rise from humble roots in Nazareth, his crucifixion in Jerusalem, and the twist ending that created a movement that’s still going strong two thousand years later.
Thanks for joining us for the fourth and final week in our series, "Churches That Last."
Churches are closing left and right. Just drive through Pittsburgh and count the church buildings that have been converted into restaurants, community centers, houses, and venues. In fact, every year for the past decade more churches have closed than opened. What does it take to be a church that lasts? That’s what we want to find out by looking at the Bible and our church history. Bellevue Christian Church has been around since 1896, and we believe that if we can uncover why it’s lasted 125 years so far, it might last at least another 125 more.
Churches are closing left and right. Just drive through Pittsburgh and count the church buildings that have been converted into restaurants, community centers, houses, and venues. In fact, every year for the past decade more churches have closed than opened. What does it take to be a church that lasts? That’s what we want to find out by looking at the Bible and our church history. Bellevue Christian Church has been around since 1896, and we believe that if we can uncover why it’s lasted 125 years so far, it might last at least another 125 more.
Churches are closing left and right. Just drive through Pittsburgh and count the church buildings that have been converted into restaurants, community centers, houses, and venues. In fact, every year for the past decade more churches have closed than opened. What does it take to be a church that lasts? That’s what we want to find out by looking at the Bible and our church history. Bellevue Christian Church has been around since 1896, and we believe that if we can uncover why it’s lasted 125 years so far, it might last at least another 125 more.
Churches are closing left and right. Just drive through Pittsburgh and count the church buildings that have been converted into restaurants, community centers, houses, and venues. In fact, every year for the past decade more churches have closed than opened. What does it take to be a church that lasts? That’s what we want to find out by looking at the Bible and our church history. Bellevue Christian Church has been around since 1896, and we believe that if we can uncover why it’s lasted 125 years so far, it might last at least another 125 more
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Thanks for joining us for our Easter Sunday service. For more information about our church or to listen to other series, visit http://www.bellevuechristian.church/.
Thanks for joining us for our series "Court / Market / Temple / Home: The Cross in Everyday Life." For more information about our church or to listen to other series, visit http://www.bellevuechristian.church/.
Thanks for joining us for our series "Court / Market / Temple / Home: The Cross in Everyday Life." For more information about our church or to listen to other series, visit http://www.bellevuechristian.church/.
Thanks for joining us for our series "Court / Market / Temple / Home: The Cross in Everyday Life." For more information about our church or to listen to other series, visit http://www.bellevuechristian.church/.
Thanks for joining us for week two in our new series "Court / Market / Temple / Home: The Cross in Everyday Life." For more information about our church or to listen to other series, visit http://www.bellevuechristian.church/.
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Thanks for joining us for week one in our new series "Court / Market / Temple / Home | The Cross in Everyday Life | For more information about our church or to listen to other series, visit http://www.bellevuechristian.church/.
Thanks for joining us for week two in our series: Healthy, Humble, & Hungry. For more information about our church or to listen to other series, visit http://www.bellevuechristian.church/.
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Thanks for joining us for week one in our series: Healthy, Humble, & Hungry. For more information about our church or to listen to other series, visit http://www.bellevuechristian.church/.
Thanks for joining us for the eleventh episode in our multi-season documentary series: This Is Jesus. For more information about our church or to listen to other series, visit http://www.bellevuechristian.church/.
Thanks for joining us for the tenth episode in our multi-season documentary series: This Is Jesus. For more information about our church or to listen to other series, visit http://www.bellevuechristian.church/.
Thanks for joining us for the ninth episode in our multi-season documentary series: This Is Jesus. For more information about our church or to listen to other series, visit http://www.bellevuechristian.church/.
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Thanks for joining us for the third week in our series: Relationships Under Pressure. For more information about our church or to listen to other series, visit http://www.bellevuechristian.church/.
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Thanks for joining us for the last week in our series: Putting Politics in Its Place. For more information about our church or to listen to other series, visit http://www.bellevuechristian.church/.
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Thanks for joining us for the third week in our series: Return, Rebuild, & Renew. For more information about our church or to listen to other series, visit http://www.bellevuechristian.church/.
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Thanks for joining us for the sixth week in our new series: Wisdom Over Information - Practicing the Way of Wisdom in a World of Information. For more information about our church or to listen to other series, visit http://www.bellevuechristian.church/.
Thanks for joining us for the fifth week in our new series: Wisdom Over Information - Practicing the Way of Wisdom in a World of Information. For more information about our church or to listen to other series, visit http://www.bellevuechristian.church/.
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Thanks for joining us for the final week in our series: How To Pray Like Jesus (7 Weeks With the Most Influential Prayer in History).This week's message is from For more information about our church or to listen to other series, visit http://www.bellevuechristian.church/.
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In this episode, Pastor Austin unpacks Acts 2:22-31 as we continue our series Church From 6 Feet Apart.
In this episode, Pastor Austin unpacks Acts 2:42-47 as we continue our series Church From 6 Feet Apart.
In this episode, Pastor Austin unpacks Acts as we continue our series Church From 6 Feet Apart.
In this episode, Pastor Austin unpacks Acts 2:32-37 as we continue our series Church From 6 Feet Apart.
In this episode, Pastor Austin unpacks Acts 2:42-47 as we continue our series Church From 6 Feet Apart.
Join us this Easter Sunday as Austin Gohn unpacks John 11 in a message that leaves room for both hurt and hope.
In this episode, Pastor Austin unpacks Esther 9:20-10:3 as we conclude our series on The Sovereign.
In this episode, Pastor Austin unpacks Esther 9:1-19 as we conclude our series on The Sovereign.
In this episode, Pastor Austin unpacks Esther 5:9 - 7:10 as we continue our series on The Sovereign.
In this episode, Pastor Austin addresses our response to the Corona virus and unpacks Esther 5:9 - 7:10 as we continue our series on The Sovereign.
Guest pastor, Dennis Allan, continued our series on Esther focusing on chapter 4 of the text.
Pastor Austin takes an in depth look into Esther 2:19 - 3:15 focusing on the idea of tolerance.
In this episode, Pastor Austin Gohn takes a deeper look at Esther, chapter 2. We begin to see that sexuality in our cultural moment is not too far from that of ancient Persia.
In this episode, Pastor Austin Gohn sets up an 8-part series focusing on Esther and dives into chapter 1 of the book.
In his final message as Lead Pastor, Chuck encourages the congregation not to live in the past, but to be ready for the new thing that God is doing. Isaiah 43:18
Pastor Chuck concludes this series by talking about the habit of Generosity. 2 Corinthians 8:1-9
In this sermon Pastor Chuck talks about the 5 sub-habits of Bible Intake. 1 Peter: 2:2-3
In this sermon, Pastor Chuck discusses the first keystone to kickstarting your life - prayer. In order to learn to pray, we need to pray.
Pastor Austin begins this new series on bringing your heart back to life after being idle.
Pastor Chuck concludes this series with a message challenging us to overcome our obstacles and extend God's love to a hurting world.
Using John 1:1-14, Pastor Austin talks about what it would be like to give more of our "presence" to each other this Christmas.
Using Matthew 6:19-21, 24, Pastor Austin talks about how Jesus disrupts the cycle of consumerism.
Pastor Chuck begins this new series with a message contrasting King Herod and the Magi and how the main focus of the Christmas season should be worship.
Pastor Austin concludes this series talking about 3 characteristics the Church should have: humility, non-anxiousness and resiliency. 1 Peter 5:6-14
In this sermon Pastor Austin talks about why we suffer and how we should suffer. 1 Peter 4:12-19.
In this sermon Pastor Chuck gives us the framework for 4 practices that we should be living out in the end times. 1 Peter 4:7-11.
In this episode Pastor Austin talks about the role of suffering in the Christian life and why it's connected with the heart of the Gospel. 1 Peter 3:8-22
In Part Three of how to live in unbelieving society, Pastor Chuck talks about husbands and wives—especially those who are married to an unbelieving spouse. 1 Peter 3:1-7
Using 1 Peter 2:18-25, Pastor Austin speaks on how Peter's subverts, rather than supports, cultural expectations about slavery.
In this episode Pastor Austin tackles the subject of submitting to the emperor and what that means in our current political climate. 1 Peter 2:13-17
In this sermon Pastor Chuck takes us through 1 Peter 2:4-10, talking about the church as living stones, chosen people and a holy priesthood.
In this sermon Pastor Austin talks about how a new hope results in living a holy life. 1 Peter 1:13-2:1
In this sermon Pastor Chuck examines the living hope we have through Christ Jesus. 1 Peter 1:3-12
Pastor Austin introduces this new series on 1 Peter by discussing exiles and how to live as one. 1 Peter 1:1-2; 2:11-12
Pastor Chuck concludes this series by addressing the topic of how to seek first the Kingdom with your body. Matthew 6:33
Pastor Austin brings this message on Seeking First the Kingdom with your Family. Mark 3:31-35
In this episode, Pastor Chuck talks about how seeking God and His Kingdom should affect your work and attitude in the workplace.
Pastor Chuck speaks about seeking God with your time: not squeezing Him into your day planner, but making Him the over-arching priority of the day. Matthew 6:33
Pastor Austin introduces this new series by focusing on what it means to seek the Kingdom in all that we do.
Pastor Chuck concludes this series by discussing the tough topic of hate and Jesus's command to love our enemies. Matthew 5:43-48
Turn the other cheek? In this sermon Pastor Austin unpacks Jesus's view of retaliation. Matthew 5:38-42
In this episode, Pastor Chuck addresses the issue of lying and how it has no place in the Kingdom of God. Matthew 5: 33-37
In this episode Pastor Austin unpacks Jesus's teaching on adultery and lust.
Matthew 5:27-30.
Pastor Chuck looks at the emotion of anger and how if left unchecked it can put you on the pathway towards harmful behavior, which means it has no place in the kingdom of God.
Pastor Austin introduces this new series about getting our inside right, so the outside will follow.
In this sermon, Austin Gohn explores the parables of the treasure and the pearl in the final sermon from our series.
Pastor Chuck explores the parables of the mustard seed and the yeast, explaining that the Kingdom of God has no limits to size and influence. Matthew 13: 31-33
Listen as Pastor Austin discusses the Parable of the Wheat and the Weeds. Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43, 47-48.
In this episode Pastor Austin unpacks the Parable of the Sower and the different responses to the gospel on the soil of our hearts. Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23
Pastor Chuck introduces this new series by explaining that through the death and resurrection of Jesus, God's eternal Kingdom (life lived within His will) has been made accessible to all people, today and forever.
In this sermon Pastor Chuck explains what parables are and why Jesus used them to teach truth. Matthew 13:1-17
Guest speaker Jay Passavant speaks on the seasons of change in the life of an individual and the life of a church and how it applies to the season of transition at Bellevue Christian Church.
Pastor Chuck concludes this series by discussing how Jesus's death, burial and resurrection has removed the sting of death from us and opened the door to eternal life in the kingdom of God. 1 Corinthians 15:55-57
In this sermon, Pastor Austin talks about what our resurrected bodies will be like using 1 Corinthians 15:35-49.
In this episode Pastor Chuck discusses how the reality of the resurrection undermines living as if death is the end, i.e., "Let us eat and drink for tomorrow we die". 1 Corinthians 15:29-34
In this episode Pastor Chuck talks about the difference of being "in Adam" and "in Christ" and where we want to be when Christ returns. 1 Corinthians 15:20-28
Using 1 Corinthians 15:12-19, Pastor Austin explores how what you believe about going to church, reading your Bible, the forgiveness of your sins, Christian funerals and responding to haters has everything to do with what you believe happens when you die.
Pastor Austin introduces this series by unpacking 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 and explaining how the resurrection is central to the gospel and the connection between what happened when Christ died and what happens when we die.
In the last sermon of this series, Pastor Austin uses 1 Corinthians 12-14 to discuss issues the spiritual gifts were causing in Corinth and can cause today.
In this episode, Pastor Chuck explores the elephant in the Corinthian church of taking communion in an unworthy manner, discussing the importance of communion and the need to take it seriously. 1 Corinthians 11:17-33.
In this sermon Pastor Chuck unpacks Paul's view of head coverings in the church and how it relates to God's divine order of men and women. 1 Corinthians 11:2-16
Pastor Austin unpacks 1 Corinthians 8:1-13 and the delicate balance between what Christians are free to do what is best to do for the sake of love and community.
Continuing in 1 Corinthians, Pastor Austin explains that being single is a viable option in the Kingdom of God. 1 Cor. 7:7-9, 25-40.
This week Pastor Chuck tackles the topic of divorce. Using 1 Corinthians 7:10-16, we are challenged to not follow culture's view of divorce but to lean into the view of Jesus and Paul.
Using 1 Corinthians 5:1-13 and 6:9-20, Pastor Austin discusses God's view of human sexuality.
Using 1 Corinthians 1:10, Pastor Chuck discusses division in the church. Although the church is a diverse group of people their common bond is in Christ.
In this sermon Pastor Chuck discusses the largest elephant in the church,non-discipleship which is the cause of the other elephants. 1 Cor. 3:1,2
In this sermon, Pastor Austin introduces the series by talking about Corinth, how to deal with elephants, and how true community is not found in ignoring the elephants but by naming them.
In the conclusion of this series, Pastor Chuck speaks about how Jesus has lifter our burdens and given us joy. Isaiah 9:3; Luke 2:8-12
Some of us feel like the world has become increasingly polarized and full of hatred, but in Jesus God has made peace and reconciliation between enemies possible. Listen as Pastor Austin unpacks Isaiah 9:6-7.
In this week's sermon Pastor Chuck shares how Christian social justice is not just giving people what they are due, but giving them what they are due as those made in the image of God. Isaiah 9:6,7
Using Isaiah 9:2 Pastor Chuck shares the challenges of living in the dark time between the first and second coming of Christ and how we should be points of light while we await the full light of day.
Some of us feel like God is absent or distant from our lives, but in Jesus God has come near and is present with us. Listen as Pastor Austin explains Immanuel using Isaiah 7:14 and Matthew 1:18-25.
Pastor Chuck uses Acts 8 and the story of Philip and the Ethiopian to help develop a model for evangelism.
Pastor Austin unpacks Acts 8:4-8 and 14-17, and discusses our tendency to attach our cultural preferences to the gospel.
Using Acts 6:1-7, Pastor Chuck talks about how a growing church needs to be a changing church.
Looking at Acts 3:1-10, Pastor Chuck speaks on how Peter and John gave the lame man what he needed, not what he asked for and how we can be a church that does the same.
Continuing in Acts 2:42-47, Pastor Austin speaks on how the early Church grew and what that means for the Church in the 21st century.
Using Acts 2:42-47, Pastor Chuck talks about how the early church worshipped and praised God together and how God evaluates our worship.
Pastor Austin continues the discussion of Acts 2:42-47 and how the early church broke bread together.
In this episode, Pastor Chuck uses Acts 2:42 to confirm the accuracy, inspiration, authority and power of the Bible.
In this episode, Pastor Austin unpacks what it means to be a gospel-centered church using the text from Acts 2:5-39.
Using Acts 2:1-4, Pastor Austin speaks on the importance of prayer to the early Church.
Listen as Pastor Chuck concludes this series by teaching us how to wear a towel throughout our everyday life. Matthew 20:26-28
In this episode, Pastor Chuck unpacks 1 Peter 4:10 and discusses why a believer should use their spiritual gifts to serve the Body of Christ.
How To Wear a Towel / Week 2 / How to Wear a Towel in Your Neighborhood. Luke 10:25-37. In this episode, Austin Gohn explores the parable of the Good Samaritan and challenges us to not pass by those in need.
This is the first sermon in our series: How to Wear a Towel. In this sermon, Austin Gohn unpacks how to wear a towel like Jesus from John 13:1-17. Find out more about our church at www.bellevuechristian.church.