Bethany Church Fresno

Life has a way of distracting and tugging us away from the truth. The Apostle Paul reminds us to hold fast through godly friendships and God's word, the Bible.

The Apostle Paul warns Timothy that in the last days there will be difficult times where people will exhibit attitudes and practices not reflective of true faith, but of the unbelieving world. However, as followers of Jesus, we can have genuine faith!

The Apostle Paul reminds us not to get baited into arguments, but rather use kind words to share truth with others and let God do the convincing.

‎As people ‎faithful to God, we are to be a blessing to the world around us, no strings attached, and keeping a long-range view of God’s favor.

Sermons from March 2011 to Present

The Apostle Paul lived – and died – for the gospel, enduring much for it. Can we also find the strength to endure for the sake of others' salvation?

Sermons from March 2011 to Present

Sermons from March 2011 to Present

It’s easy to put spiritual development on the back burner of life. But as the Apostle Paul challenged Timothy, we need to rekindle the embers of our spiritual life into a blazing fire!

In the introduction to 2 Timothy, we are reminded that faith is received, grows, and is passed on through relationships.

Psalm 40 recognizes that life takes all of us to places where we get stuck, and that only by patiently waiting will we experience God’s saving rescue.

Psalm 23 speaks of the contentment, safety and provision we all desire. This passage reveals several benefits to the Lord's "sheep"

God has made his glory known in the skies and revealed himself in Scripture. We have the privilege of joining creation in making Christ known.

Psalm 16 presents a pathway to experiencing the great joy that is available in truly knowing and trusting in God. One can have confidence in God’s faithfulness and rest in his care, in spite of the most disconcerting circumstances. Joy is not in the benefits of following God, but in God himself. God’s presence brings joy now and forever.

Psalm 1 paints a picture of contrast between the believer and the unbeliever, and reveals how the believer can live a life that is both blessed and a blessing.

What if there was a way to personalize our generosity, to give as the Lord directs, and give God the glory in the process?

Jesus revealed God to us as the good Father who invites us into his presence so we can experience his love.

Believers in Jesus belong to a family with a perfect Father, and Jesus our perfect older brother makes it possible for us to love one another as we must.

We contribute to the success of the next generations by walking in wisdom and faithfulness, and leading others to do the same.

The wisdom of success makes all the difference to the quality of life, as we apply it to our own lives and pass it on to the next generation.

A great marriage does not happen by accident. God's purpose for marriage is a covenant of oneness and partnership that honors Him.

The formation of strong families of faith starts with individuals whose strength is based on their personal faith in Christ.

Shadrach, Meschach, and Abednago refused to compromise their faith, teaching us to trust our lives to the Lord, regardless of the outcome.

The prophet Elijah’s Mt. Carmel showdown with the pagan Baal prophets challenges us to receive God’s grace and to know God personally.

David’s triumph over Goliath reminds us to recognize and face our giants, but keep our confidence in the Lord.