Bethel Media (Sermons & Podcast)

As a result of Isaiah's vision of God on the throne, he surrendered his life to pursue the mission of God.

When we come into contact with the grace of God is produces heartfelt worship and love of others because we realize how much that Jesus loved and accepted us when we were at our worst.

A unique look at familiar verses and how the passage takes away excuses to reveal our radical resistance to fully following Jesus

Jesus does not condemn the woman caught in adultery. Everyone who encountered King Jesus left different.

As we experience the Grace of God through the Gospel we go from living greedy and idolatrous lives to ones of radical generosity when we realize that we have been blessed to be a blessing.

The grace of God in the Gospel of Jesus Christ brings unity to a diverse people. We are a united people however we must strive to love one another with the Love we have received from above.

When the terrorist Saul comes into contact with the Risen Savior his life gets turned upside down. He is transformed from the inside out and receives a new purpose, desires, and relationships.

As God renews His covenant with the Israelites after the worship of the golden calf, He provides a very clear path forward. This path would be would be marked with a clear trust and devotion to Yahweh as their one and only God.

Idolatry isn't simply about golden images, or false idols. Its about what our hearts desire more than God. In this sermon we investigate what and who we worship and how to stir our hearts back to the one true God.

God not only wants to save us from our sin but he also wants us to flourish in all of life. As a result, he has designed a rhythm of work and rest for us to apply to our lives.

A priest was a man called by God to represent Him to a watching world. In today's world, clothed with the righteousness of Christ we are to be ambassadors for Christ and intentionally about raising up the next generation for Christ.

God wrote the Law to teach the Israelite people how they are to live. In the New Covenant today, the law can reveal to us our sin, encourage Christ-like obedience, and reveal God's heart for his people.

The Ten Commandments give us a picture of Gods character. He’s faithful and can be trusted. He keeps his covenants and doesn’t hold us responsible for our failure to keep the law.

When God says don't do something, He's saying don't hurt yourself. When God says to DO something He's saying delight in Me.

As Moses was reunited with his wife, kids, and father-in-law in the wilderness, He got some advice that what he's doing is not good. As a result, he raised up others to help him carry the burdens. Similarly, we need others to speak the truth in love, carry our burdens, and point us toward God!

As the Israelites were placed in difficult circumstances they grumbled against Moses and the Lord. God in his goodness provided supernaturally. To keep us from complaining today we must remember God's goodness and all the ways he's provided in our lives.

Since the Resurrection of Jesus is true, it changes everything!

As the Israelites stood on the opposite side of the Red Sea, they stopped and worshipped their Lord through song for all that He had done in securing their salvation. Today, we have many reasons to sing as well!

Exodus 14 is an excellent picture of the Gospel, that we're more stuck than we realize and only the Lord can save us. But it points to more than a picture, it points to Jesus and the gospel that has the power to transform us from the inside out.

Just as the pillar of smoke and fire led the Israelites in the wilderness, the indwelling Holy Spirit in the life of the believer leads, guides, and strengthens God's people today.