What do you keep on repeat? Is it your favorite band’s album, or your comfort show always on in the background? There is something we can regularly recall to help us grow in our faith in Jesus. Let’s discover what it is and put it On Repeat. Message series begins October 1.
Ready to complete the hug?When you came to our church, we opened our arms to you.Joining as a member is simply completing the hug.This three week class will allow you to learn about the Nazarene church, our local church, and offers plenty of space to ask questions.Coming to Exploring Membership class does not obligate you…
Growing physically can hurt at times. But we can take meds to ease the pain. Growing in our trust in Jesus is uncomfortable at times. As we continue to partner with him in his work in the world, he often stretches us. Sometimes it’s painful. But on the other side is growth and healthy change….
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…
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…
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.
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.