Advent is an emptying, quieting, anticipating space that God disrupts by meeting us at our most vulnerable. In a creative departure from the norm, Joy of Every Longing Heart spotlights the Psalms across the four Sundays of Advent, examining themes of light, love, joy, and peace. We hope you will join us in-person (or on-line) Sundays at 10a.
Each month our Prime Timers (age 55+) gather around a meal to fellowship, usually on the first Thursday of the month at noon. We normally meet at a restaurant, but sometimes we have potluck-style meals. Below are the dates we have planned: 2025 December 11, BJ’s Restaurant (3550 S General Bruce Dr Bldg G, Temple,…
This series is titled Purple not because purple is the combination of blue and red, the colors representing the Democrat and Republican parties. Purple is the color of royalty, of majesty. This series is not about the position between the political parties, but the view from above. Our prayer within this series is we would…
This year, throughout the Advent season, we’ll be exploring the roots, the family story, of Jesus. We’re in for a fascinating journey together as we reflect on Advent and Christmas by recalling the people, places, and story that are a part of Jesus’ own deep family legacy.
As Christians, followers of Jesus, it is our privilege to share what he’s done in our lives with others. If we don’t, we withhold the transformational grace we’ve received. Since we want to share our story so God gets the glory, here’s a guide to help you prepare your story.
Hi Belton Nazarene Church Family!Just wanted to remind you this coming Sunday is our 5th Sunday Serve, where we will worship God by meeting needs with the love of Jesus in our city. What to expect:9a, prayer in Sanctuary, Grow Groups10a, Micro-Service before being sent.A couple songs, a brief devotional, and prayer.Then we are dismissed…
On Sunday, December 7, at 6p at Belton Nazarene Church we will be hosting the Ponder family for a potluck dinner. During the meal, Benjamin and Hannah will share with us what they are looking forward to as they go to serve. There will be ways you can tangibly support them, but it is not…