The Wrecking Ball

Send a text As Pastor Bruce continues his series of teachings from Philippians, He now opens up chapter 2:1-11, the example of Christ. In these verses the apostle moves away from the church’s work of standing for the truth of the gospel in a hostile world to call for unity between believers within the life of the church.

Send a text Finding Joy In the Journey, Part 3 Pastor Bruce continues his series from Philippians.

Send a text The abiding message of Philippians concerns the nature and grounds of Christian joy. For Paul, true joy is not a surface emotion that depends on favorable circumstances of the moment. Christian joy is independent of outward conditions and is possible even in the midst of adverse circumstances, such as suffering and persecution. In this episode, Pastor Bruce lays a foundation for the Ep...

Send a text Finding Joy In the Journey, Part 2 Pastor Bruce continues his series, "Finding Joy Inn the Journey." In this episode, he shares about the "Furtherance of the Gospel."

Send a text In order to better understand the Epistle to the Philippians, we need to examine how it was first established.  This is found in Acts 16:6-40. There are at least 5 key events occurring here: 1)    The Macedonian Call (Acts 16:6-10) 2)    The conversion of Lydia Acts 16:11-15) 3)    The deliverance of the slave girl, (Acts 16:16-19)  4)    The imprisonment of Paul and Silas (Acts 16:20-...

Send a text In this podcast, Dr. Fletcher shares the last 2 of 5 important events in Acts 16. 4)    The imprisonment of Paul and Silas (Acts 16:20-24) and 5)   The conversion of the jailer (Acts 16:25-34)

Send a text The return of Jesus Christ, the Son of man, will bring in the end of the age and the end of the world. The nations will be plunged into grief. They will see the Son of man coming in power and great glory. He will harvest his people from every corner of the earth and from every part of heaven. What are the signs of His return and the coming of His new Kingdom? These questions and more w...

Send a text In  Mark 7:24-30, a Gentile woman showed strong faith for her daughter's deliverance. Her faith was honored by the Lord and she received! In this podcast you will learn what it takes to prevail!

Send a text The return of Jesus Christ, the Son of man, will bring in the end of the age and the end of the world. The nations will be plunged into grief. They will see the Son of man coming in power and great glory. He will harvest his people from every corner of the earth and from every part of heaven. What are the signs of the end of the age and the return of Jesus Christ? Join us as we explore...

Send a text In this episode Dr. Bruce examines 2 causes of poverty and offers solutions to overcoming them. For more information on our Church and its ministries, visit us at bccwh.org

Send a text In this episode, Dr. Fletcher shares the connection between obedience to God and one's wealth as well as some of the causes of poverty. 

Send a text Proverbs 3:5-12 gives us insight on four ways we should act toward God. In part 2, Dr. Fletcher teaches on the Fear of the Lord and Honoring God with the firstfruits of all your increase. "We must evaluate the counsel and influence of friends, family members, and worldly experts against the Word of God, and we must have the courage to risk their disapproval when Scripture directs...

Send a text Proverbs 3:5-12 gives us insight on four ways we should act toward God. In part 1, Dr. Fletcher teaches on Trusting God with all your heart and not relying on your own understanding. "We must evaluate the counsel and influence of friends, family members, and worldly experts against the Word of God, and we must have the courage to risk their disapproval when Scripture directs us ot...

Send a text In this Podcast, part 2, Dr. Fletcher shows the necessity of living daily in God's presence and provision.  Just as Isaac re-dug his father's wells, we need to re-dig the spiritual wells of our predecessors.

Send a text In this Podcast, Dr. Fletcher shows the necessity of living daily in God's presence and provision.  Just as Isaac re-dug his father's wells, we need to re-dig the spiritual wells of our predecessors.

Send a text In Exodus 14, The approach of the Egyptian Army terrified the children of Israel. Caught between “a rock and a hard place”, they pressured their leader, Moses, to do something about it.  In times of crisis, people are looking for leaders that can stand in adversity and get things done. In this message, Dr. Fletcher shares insight into the journey to the sea! and the need for strong lea...

Send a text In this podcast, Dr. Fletcher gives insight into true, Biblical spirituality. True spirituality comes from living under the control of the Holy Spirit and is evidenced by the fruit of the Spirit, spiritual maturity, and growth in holiness.  To invest in the international ministries of Bethel Christian Church, go to our website: https://www.bccwh.org/giving

Send a text What does it mean to "Live Under the Spirit's Control?" This is a question that will be answered in this episode. Dr. Fletcher shares the antidote to living in the flesh and how to live a life that is pleasing to God. The contributions of our listeners make this podcast possible. If you would like to help support the ministries of Bethel Christian, please go to our websi...

Send a text Because we are sons and daughters of God by the promised Seed, Jesus, we are directed to take a stand and not allow ourselves to be drawn away into any system or extreme that replaces faith in Christ with works. In this message, Dr. Fletcher shows the difference between Liberty, Law and License and the need to stand firm in Liberty! For more information or to financially contribute, pl...

Send a text The Galatian Christians traded the freedom of Christ for the encumbrance of the Jewish law. He calls them ‘fools’ or even ‘idiots’, and marvels wondering whether someone has cast a spell on them! The key question is this: did they receive the Holy Spirit by following the law or by receiving the gospel? And if keeping the law can achieve salvation, why did Jesus go to the cross? The ans...

Send a text The Galatian Christians traded the freedom of Christ for the encumbrance of the Jewish law. He calls them ‘fools’ or even ‘idiots’, and marvels wondering whether someone has cast a spell on them! The key question is this: did they receive the Holy Spirit by following the law or by receiving the gospel? And if keeping the law can achieve salvation, why did Jesus go to the cross? The ans...

Send a text In this message, Dr. Fletcher continues his series from Galatians, "Living In Glorious Liberty." The grace of God is seen in His unconditional gift of salvation.  When man tries to earn it, he is making it void. It is no longer by grace if man deserves it or earns it. Paul’s final thrust at Peter is effective. If Peter could obtain favor with God by Jewish observances, then C...

Send a text Because the gospel is complete, Paul is intensely passionate to preserve what he preaches as an apostle of Christ. Add anything to the gospel—religion, feelings, obedience to biblical imperatives—and you nullify its sufficiency. It is complete—nothing else is needed. It is objective—standing true regardless of your feelings in a given moment. And it is God-centered—it’s about what he h...

Send a text You may be wondering, “Why did Jesus have to die? Why go through all the agony? Why didn’t God just say, “mulligan!” We must come to an understanding of the ramifications of the original sin in the Garden of Eden. Our understanding of the virgin birth, death, burial, and resurrection are greatly affected by our understanding of sin. The importance of the resurrection of Christ cannot b...

Send a text Jesus Christ rode into Jerusalem on a colt, royally yet humbly, to the rejoicing of his followers, but provoking opposition from the Jewish religious leaders. While people may have been praising Jesus and hailing Him as King, the underlying motive and expectation were not in line with God’s plan. These very same people that honored Him were a part of the mob that would later in the wee...