Believers Church of Elizabethton

Our new vision at BC is to sow seeds for the next generation. Join us as we flesh out what this looks like as we move forward!

BC has a heart for multiplication. As we dive deeper into BC25, we will share our calling to plant churches that plant churches. We hope you'll journey along with us!

At BC, we are on a mission to help broken people become devoted followers of Jesus. The most important part of this is intentional disciple making. Join us for part 1 of our 2025 Vision Series as we discuss the year ahead

Join us as we prepare for our 21 days of prayer, devotion, and fasting. We can't wait to see what God has in store for 2025!

Join us as Nathan shares about abiding in Jesus and making your home in Him.

Let's celebrate the final week of Advent! When Peter, James, and John witnessed the transfiguration, it changed everything. Join us as we continue to witness the glory of God and celebrate the Savior!

It's the third week of Advent. Today we explore another of Jesus' miracles, and see how it reveals the glory of God. "The word became flesh and made his home among us. We have seen his glory, glory like that of a father's only son, full of grace and truth." John 1:14 CEB

It's the second week of Advent! Today, we plunge deeper into the meaning of glory and how it impacts the way we worship and live alongside other believers. Let's enjoy Him forever!

Today is the first Sunday of Advent. Join us as we prepare our hearts for the Christmas Season and discuss the beauty of God's glory. What is glory? How is it experienced and expressed? Let's take this season to focus our hearts and learn together.

Today is a very special day! Matt and Beth minister from a place of vulnerability and openness. The Smith's provide updates on the darkness and victories of mental health struggles, what makes their marriage work, and God's ongoing provision and mercy.

How important is prayer during spiritual warfare? It means everything! Join us as we conclude our Fall Practice for 2024 with the topic of Praying in the Spirit.

Most weapons for spiritual warfare are offensive weapons. The Sword of the Spirit is for defense. Join us as Pastor Matt discusses how we use the sword in our most difficult moments in spiritual warfare.

It's been said that "many people miss Heaven by eighteen inches". This is to suggest that our minds are complex and often keep us from digesting what we need spiritually. Join us as we discuss protecting the mind with the helmet of salvation.

Little is as important in spiritual warfare as a heart of faith. As the enemy throws fiery darts, it's the shield of faith that works as protection.

We must fight spiritual warfare with righteousness and the breastplate must cover our hearts. Join us as we discuss protecting the heart at all costs.

Shoes matter. They help us stand our ground, and they enable us to advance in our spiritual battle. Join us as we discuss the preparation of the good news of peace-our shoes for spiritual warfare

Followers of Jesus must stand on truth in a world where the concept moves deeper and deeper into relativism. Join us as we learn about The Belt of Truth.

Every believer faces spiritual warfare, but we rarely understand why we're going through it. Understanding warfare will help us walk closer to Jesus with more confidence.

Community finds us surrounded by others, not just a number in a crowd. We conclude our series "It's Not Personal" by reflecting on what Peter had to say about early Christian community.

Community isn't just a good idea, it's deeper than that. We were made for it, and we can't fully follow Jesus without it.

We meet together because God wants to do work within us that we simply can't replicate on an individual level. There is something for each of us as we grow in the body of Christ.

We need one another. Scripture teaches that Christianity is a collective movement of believers doing life together. Join us as Pastor Matt discusses the myth of Christian individualism.

Building a culture of prayer must eventually lead to a “new normal.” Just us as we conclude our series Paradigm Shift by discussing what the new normal looks like.

In order for the culture to shift, a season of pruning must occur. This is normal and necessary. God wants our best and our response to discipline will lead the way.

As individuals shift, so goes the group. Join us as Pastor Matt continues to lead us toward the necessary Paradigm Shift at Believers Church.