"The Spiritual Drift of Samson" | Pastor Ben Mandrell
"Don't Be Like Abimelech" | Pastor Ben Mandrell
Pastor Ben Mandrell continues our series on The Search for the King in Judges 9. Here we see the son of Gideon, Abimelech, orchestrating the murder of his brothers in order to ascend to the throne. How can we learn from the evil choices of Abimelech in order to be good stewards of the calling God has given us? #BellevueBaptistChurch #BellevueMemphis #BenMandrell
"When Leaders Let Us Down" | Pastor Ben Mandrell
Teaching from Judges 8, Pastor Ben Mandrell walks through the later years of Gideon's life. Having tasted victory and defeated the Lord's enemies, Gideon slips into pride and idolatry, dragging his family into terrible consequences. How can we learn from his example and react appropriately when leaders let us down? #BellevueBaptistChurch #BellevueMemphis #BenMandrell
"The Left–Handed Leader" | Pastor Ben Mandrell
Pastor Ben Mandrell begins a new sermon series through the books of Judges and 1 Samuel as Israel begins the search for a king. In this message, we examine the story of Ehud in Judges 3. God used this left–handed leader to deliver justice on an evil king terrorizing the Israelites. Learn how God uses ordinary people through an incredible chain of events to fulfill His purposes. #BellevueBaptistChurch #BellevueMemphis #BenMandrell
"How to Stay Close When Your Friends Drift" | Pastor Ben Mandrell
Closing out our series in Jude, Pastor Ben Mandrell shares how to stay faithful while others around you begin drifting away from the faith. A sad fact for believers is that many of our friends and family will leave Christianity behind at one point or another. How can we be there for them during those periods? How can we make sure our own faith stands firm? #BellevueBaptistChurch #BellevueMemphis #BenMandrell
"One Thankful Person" | Pastor Ben Mandrell
Pastor Ben Mandrell preaches on the ten lepers found in Luke 17:11–19. One man returned to Jesus after being healed in order to give thanks. In our daily lives, are we more like the nine men who ran off without showing gratitude? How can we be thankful in all circumstances, whether in times of small victories or big disappointments? #BellevueBaptistChurch #BellevueMemphis #BenMandrell
"How to Spot False Teachers" | Pastor Ben Mandrell
Closing out our series in Jude, Pastor Ben Mandrell teaches on how to spot false teachers. This was one of the biggest warnings found in Jude's letter, that we should be on the guard against people who would try to water down or twist the Word of God. When we see people who want to pervert God's authority, we must choose to contend for the faith. #BellevueBaptistChurch #BellevueMemphis #BenMandrell
"The Fire Alarm" | Pastor Ben Mandrell
Pastor Ben Mandrell begins a two-week series in Jude with a call to contend for the faith that was delivered to the saints. We'll also learn who Jude was, who he was writing to, and with what purpose he wrote. Jude is considered the fire alarm of the New Testament, telling us to take heed of the danger involved when we stray from God's plan. #BellevueBaptistChurch #BellevueMemphis #BenMandrell
"When You're Feeling Low" | Pastor Ben Mandrell
Pastor Ben Mandrell finishes our study of James with a helpful message about what to do when you're feeling low. Each of us faces challenges and bad days. How do we react when a wave of sadness or depression washes over us? James 5:7–11 has practical advice for what Christians can do during these trials. #BellevueBaptistChurch #BellevueMemphis #BenMandrell
"Hold On Tight and Never Let Go" | Daniel Harris
Bellevue's outgoing college pastor, Daniel Harris, preaches from 2 Timothy 1 about how we should hold on tight to the people and faith that have built us. Daniel and a core team of 34 people will be heading to Denver, Colorado, to plant a church. #BellevueBaptistChurch #BellevueMemphis #BenMandrell
"The Three Dangers of Wealth" | Pastor Ben Mandrell
Pastor Ben Mandrell walks through James 5 where the Bible speaks to the dangers of wealth and how it can corrupt you. The early church was a time of great generosity, but there were still some who cared more about their own financial security than the needs of their brothers and sisters. This passage also speaks to the importance of tithing and dealing with your finances in a biblical manner. #BellevueBaptistChurch #BellevueMemphis #BenMandrell