Keys to a Thriving Church

Bethel Redding Sermon of the Week

Bethel Redding

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 528 Ratings

🗓️ 29 September 2019

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

The entire world is longing to belong in a family. Eric Johnson, Senior Leader of Bethel Church brings a fresh perspective on the body of Christ. Let’s pursue an intentional community together.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Bethel Church Sermon of the Week.
0:05.6	We hope you enjoy this message by Pastor Eric Johnson.
0:09.7	For more information about this podcast and other resources, visit bethel.com.
0:17.7	Revival looks like family.
0:19.9	Kingdom looks like family. Kingdom looks like family.
0:21.4	I believe this generation alive today longs for family.
0:26.7	I believe you and I have the recipe to be the most beautiful family in history.
0:32.7	And I'm not talking about just Bethel.
0:34.5	I am talking about the body of Christ.
0:36.6	We live in a really fascinating,
0:38.8	fun, and intriguing time in history. In 2019, what's happening in this year alone boggles minds,
0:48.6	troubled spirits, and it awakens hearts. I believe we're on the precipice,
0:58.6	the threshold of the greatest awakening mankind has ever seen.
1:00.6	I sincerely believe that.
1:02.4	It's actually already begun.
1:03.2	It's happening.
1:05.1	It's only going to grow from here.
1:07.4	I don't care what sources say,
1:08.7	media says.
1:13.5	You get behind the white noise of culture, there is a longing for family,
1:17.0	there is a longing for true, there is a longing for God.
1:19.3	Everybody wants the king like Jesus.
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