Bethel Assembly Sunday Sermon

Luke 22 explores the significance of Peter being "sifted like wheat," highlighting how this metaphor reflects the refining process believers undergo through trials and challenges.

Observing the Lord's Supper is for us to really understand that this was Jesus' symbol of substitution for us.

Luke 22 begins with Judas agreeing to betray Jesus. Satan and demonic powers are as much about truth as about power. Remember that everything from Satan is counterfeit. Jesus offers us freedom, and you can win the battle over Satan.

Jesus' warnings about the end times are more about keeping your eyes on Him than they are about watching for the signs. Be Always Watching By Praying.

Revival Speaker Greg Hubbard shares at BACA's school chapel that as a teenager he came to Jesus as a result of another teenager trusting in Jesus. And then a powerful story to teach the lesson that you need only One Move - and that One Move is to trust in Jesus.

A soul winner (modeled by Paul while in prison) will walk in Undying Thankfulness, Unvarying Victory, and Unforgettable Impressions.

Monday Night Revival Service - Mark 1 describes 3 areas Jesus has power over - every demon, life's disruptions, and every disease.

The older brother in the story of the prodigal son feels lost and forgotten. If you know your Father, you will rejoice in the things He rejoices in.

Sunday Night Revival Service - God is a Father who gives us good gifts - including the Holy Spirit. Remove the barriers in your life and ask Him.

Jesus is challenged in the area of resurrection concerning marriage. Tune in to see how Jesus responds to those trying to trap Him.

Give unto God what is God’s. You are made in His image, so your whole life should be a pursuit to be like Him!

As we enter the Passion Week portion of Luke, we find Jesus weeping and cleansing the temple following Palm Sunday. Many times, Jesus answered questions of those trying to trap him with a question of His own. Jesus wants to bring us Peace, to meet us in Prayer, and provide us with Power to preach the Gospel.

On Christmas Eve, Pastor Webb shows the parallels between Jesus' arrival on Earth and the triumphant entry near the time of His death.

The parable of the Ten Mines teaches that there are actually only 2 categories of people in God's eyes - Faithful servants and those who are not. Live your life as one who is worthy of the sacrifice of Jesus that brings your salvation!

Jesus came to seek and save the lost! One of the biggest messages in Luke's gospel is found in that phrase. Seek the Lord, He is seeking you!

Blind Bartimaeus' story teaches lesson about how to approach Jesus. Seize your moment and let Jesus know what you need Him to do for you. Acknowledge who He is and follow Him!

The rich young ruler acknowledged Jesus as a teacher and as good, but could not give Him all. It doesn't matter what lists of rules we follow if we cannot truly accept Him as our Master, Savior, and Lord. Both salvation and faith are gifts that the Lord offers us.

When the Lord returns, will he find that you have faith? Will you be humbled or exalted? Are you receiving the kingdom like a child?

The dialogue in Luke 17 explains that our focus shouldn't be on the way we think things should be, but on what God has called us to. We must Be Ready, because the best is yet to come.

Before the parable of the 10 lepers, we're taught some principles from the "beginner's class": do not tempt others, confront sin in your brother, forgive others, and be obedient. The gratitude of the tenth leper teaches us that gratitude is key to the salvation experience.

Jesus teaches good stewardship of your money, and we can trust blessings to come from following Godly principles. But He also shows that your wealth has nothing to do with your standing with God.

After the parable of the prodigal son, Luke talks about money management and divorce. Are we good stewards with what God has given us?

In the story of the Prodigal Son, we find another character to aspire to: the Servant.

You must decide whether to just be a Believer or to truly be a Disciple. You should count the cost of becoming a disciple. Jesus counted the cost of dying for YOU and decided it was worth it.

The parables on the banquet warn against false Humility, false Hospitality, and false Security. The secret to genuineness is to humble yourself, help others, and honor God always.