Believers Church of Elizabethton

God brings order, movement, and purpose by releasing spiritual gifts in our lives. Join us as we introduce spiritual gifts and discuss how important they are for the church.

Love is a theme throughout Scripture, specifically as Jesus commands us to love God and neighbor. The Holy Spirit is love and informs love as a central feature as we learn to use spiritual gifts.

In the Farewell Discourse, Jesus makes a promise to the disciples. He tells them they will not be alone. He gives them the promise of the Holy Spirit

Our second section of "Ghosted" moves to evidence of the Holy Spirit at work. Join us as we discuss what it means to accept Christ as Savior with the expertise of the Holy Spirit dwelling within us.

Join us in our final section on establishment as we see the work of the Holy Spirit in the New Testament. From the ministry of Jesus to the outpouring at Pentecost, the Holy Spirit is everywhere.

The Holy Spirit is all over Scripture, from beginning to end. Join us today as we survey the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament

The Holy Spirit is often the least mentioned member of the Holy Trinity. Join us as we introduce The Holy Spirit and look forward to the coming weeks of our newest series

The Deep Church must have peace and this is a perfect way for Paul to conclude this letter. Join us as we consider what peace is supposed to look like.

Are you pleasing God or pleasing people? Deep Churches seek to please God at all costs. Join us as we take a close look at what this looks like in ancient times and today.

Why are we here? What is the driving purpose for our lives? In today's message we'll uncover Paul's answer to these questions - and evaluate how outlives compare

We are all discipled by something. The question becomes: what disciples us? Paul teaches the church in Philippi to imitate him. Join us as we go deeper into what this means.

One of Paul's greatest goals was to help the people of Phillipi understand the importance of mission. Healthy churches understand that mission must direct everything they do.

Roots grow deep when they're watered with the new life. This is a special point of emphasis for Paul in his letter to the Philippians. Join us as we take a close lookout what it looks like.

Belief is critical for the Christian Faith, but what does it mean? After the resurrection, Jesus visits the disciples and this visit will propel the disciples into a future they never could have imagined.

Deep churches require strong spiritual leadership, void of celebrities, platforms, or prestige. Join us as we grow deeper and discuss healthy leadership in the body of Christ.

Join us this week as we return to our series, Deep Church! Surrender is one of the most difficult parts of the Christian journey, but necessary for a deep church. Paul will illustrate what this looks like for the church in Philippi.

Through the first six parts of Deep Church, We've discussed ways to grow deeper roots in Christ so that we can be representatives of a healthy church. It's difficult to grow if we don't know how to. Today, we seek to help believers understand what growth looks like, what helps us grow, and what slows it. It's all about trusting the process.

We often resist the idea of obedience, but obedience is a critical part of being a Deep Church. In today's message we'll discover the benefits and the secret to Deep Obedience

Humility is the irrigation system of the Deep Church. If we want to flood the desert, we must learn how to live and serve with a humble spirit.

Completion is about finishing the race. It's about God constantly transforming us as we walk with Him. It's about growing our roots deeper through His continual work within us. Join us as we see what this means in the life of the Deep Church.

Followers of Jesus are disciples. This is central to a healthy root system. Join us as we continue in Philippians 1, discovering what the deep church looks like.

In order for churches to be healthy, the relationships have to be right. Unfortunately, this is regularly overlooked. If we want healthy churches we need people who forgive and work together free of strife and gossip. God loved the people in Philippi and we must learn this love as well.

A deep church is a healthy church that reproduces disciples. As we open this series, we turn to Philippians 3 and investigate the prize Paul believed was at the center of our efforts and work.

In the Book of Revelation, John spoke to seven churches located in Asia, which are: Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardi, Philadelphia, and Laodicea. Join us as we consider how the message to the Church in Pergamum is relevant for us today.

Jesus told His disciples that if they believed what they prayed, they could tell a mountain to move - and it would. But what did he mean? Join us as we flesh that out, and see how it ties into our vision for the coming year.