Bringing Scripture to Life

This past Sunday's message from Bible Fellowship Church, The Day of the LORD  is now available to listen to at the following sermon link .

Please join us this Sunday at Bible Fellowship Church, as we study the Book of Zephaniah.  Zephaniah was a prophet that God raised up in order to proclaim the coming of the Day of the LORD . Zephaniah’s prophetic message pointed to the coming judgment of God upon Judah at the hands of the Babylonians, while at the same time it points us towards what the New Testament refers to as “the great and awesome day of the Lord” (Acts 2:20), when Jesus returns to straighten out this messed up world we live in (2 Thessalonians 1:6-10). Bible Fellowship Church is located at: 26835 Columbia Ave Hemet, CA  Servie Times:  9:00am/ 10:30am

This past Sunday's sermon at Bible Fellowship Church, Knowing Jesus and Making Jesus Known , is now available to listen to online.

Knowing Jesus and Making Jesus Known The primary vision behind the Christian faith can be simplified down to the following statement; "to KNOW Jesus and to make Jesus KNOWN."  Knowing Jesus and Making Jesus Known, that’s really what our Christian faith is all about.  The verse that has inspired the first part of this this saying “ to KNOW JESUS and to make Him Known”, is found in Philippians 3:10, which illustrates the apostle Paul’s heart for wanting to know Jesus more and more through pressing on daily in his relationship with Him. Paul tells us in Philippians 3:10, “that I may KNOW Him and the power of His resurrection, and the fellowship of His sufferings, being conformed to His death.”  This was Paul’s greatest desire in life, to become more like Jesus... by being conformed into His image, and the only way that this could take place was if he continued growing in his relationship with Jesus. In fact, Paul would continue on in Philippians 3, by saying...

This past Sunday's sermon at Bible Fellowship Church, was titled  Checkmate , where we looked at 2 Kings 17, which is a monumental chapter in the history of the Israelite people; due to the fact that it is the chapter that records the 10 Northern tribes being removed from the Promise Land, and going into the Assyrian Captivity around 722 BC.