As we continue on in our journey through the book of Acts, we focus on verses 42-47 of chapter 2 today. For next week, we encourage you to read Acts 3:1-10.
Acts 2 (Part 2)
We continue our journey through Acts by talking about the Power of the Holy Spirit and what that meant for those who were present at Pentecost. Our reading for next week is Acts 2:41-47.
Acts 2 (Part 1)
We start in on Acts 2 continuing on in our series through the Book of Acts. Today, JB contrasts this Pentecost with the first Pentecost found in Exodus. We see how we are already empowered to be Jesus in our world, by simply sharing our stories of our encounters with God. Scripture reading for next week is Acts 2:1-41.
Acts 1:12-26
We are in our second week of our series through the book of Acts. Today we talk about who could have been an apostle and what that means for us. For next week, we encourage you to read Acts 2:1-41.
Acts 1:1-11
We kick off a new series today walking through the Book of Acts. JB introduces the series as we dive into these first 11 verses. Also, we’re inviting you to read scripture for the following week in preparation for our time together. The reading for next week is Acts 1:12-26.
Less Is More- Humanity
We wrap up our Less Is More series on Easter Sunday. JB talks about the importance of the humanity of Jesus and what that means for all of us.
Community Wide Good Friday Service
Join our Bellevue Ministerial Association as we reflect on Good Friday.
Less Is More- Spectatorship
Liesl Higgins continues our Less Is More series discussing the heart fast spectatorship during this Lenten season.
Less Is More- Participate
Continuing on in our series of “heart fasts” as a way of “thinning our lives to thicken our communion with God,” JB talks about what it means to feast on participating!
Less Is More- Discernment
Today, JB discuss what fasting neutrality and feasting on discernment looks like.
Less Is more- Formation
In our third week of our Less Is More series dealing with heart fasts during this Lenten season. Today, we talk about formulas and formation.
Less Is More- Empathy
In our second week of this series, we talk through what it looks like to feast on empathy.
Less Is More- Releasing
We start a new series for the Lenten season. Less Is More is, as author Alicia Britt Chole states, “thinning our lives to thicken our communion with God.” Join JB as we engage on this journey.
the Way- Teaching Them
We continue on in our series of The Way breaking down the Great Commission passage.
We continue out series the Way. Please note due to a technical glitch, the sound is muted until the 11:43 mark. Thanks!
The Way- Baptizing Them
Continuing on in our series The Way walking through the Great Commission, Pastor JB talks about what actually happens during baptism as well as it not just being about water.
We continue our series The Way. JB speaks on baptism today.
The Way- Make Disciples
We are in our fourth week of our series The Way- meditations on church as movement. Today, Pastor Iris talks about the command “make disciples” found in Matthew 28:16-20.
We continue our series The Way. Pastor Iris Hecock brings the message on making disciples.
The Way- Into All the World
Continuing in our series The Way exploring church as movement, we are joined by International Worker Eric Francisco as he shares about what God is doing in Taiwan.
Today a guest speaker, Eric Fransisco, preaches on his own experiences with God
The Way- Church as Kingdom of God
In the second week of our series The Way, JB talks about what the words “authority” and “go” mean in the Matthew 28:16-20, and how all of this is connected to the Kingdom of God.
The Way- Movement
We start a new series talking about church as movement. JB introduces what this means as well as a divine attribute of God.
JB starts a new series called the Way
2020 Reflection
As is our rhthym, we take the last Sunday of the year to stop, pause and reflect on the year we’ve just lived. We have the great opportunity to have Dr. Steve Brown from Arrow Leadership (www.arrowleadership.org) lead us through our reflection this year!
Every year BAC takes a Sunday and reflect on the year.