Bethel Church strives to spread a passion for the lordship of Christ in all things, for the joy of the saints, and the salvation of sinners throughout the world.

     Our focus for the month of March this year is our prayer and joy - to witness the growth and dedication of young servants in our Bethel family, along with mature servants, as they are recognized, supported, and prayed for. In the near future, we hope to acknowledge their calling and invest in them to serve both the present and future generations. We believe that not only they, but all of us, are called to follow Christ every day, serving our community in truth and love. 

     We are very blessed and very encouraged by these servant leaders in our community. They are on fire for God, with a strong Pentecostal biblical identity and a strong desire to put their faith and theology into practice. 

     Of course, when we are young, we are naturally on fire, longing to find purpose—something beyond this known life. We want to burn with passion, to sacrifice, and to offer our lives as an offering on the altar of something greater than this world.

     But we find it incredibly difficult and confusing when, in our modern Christianity and postmodern society, Christ himself is portrayed as a man in a suit and tie, driving a nice car and holding a respectable job. It’s as if Christ is reduced to simply telling us to behave, to be tame, to stay in our designated place, and to never disrupt the order of the world. This mindset extinguishes the holy fire, silencing the guidance and presence of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

     When modern Christianity is simply reduced to dogmas - when it becomes solely about morals and never about the fire burning before God—who will be inspired to offer themselves to that?

     Our servant leaders from the Bethel family of faith are on fire for God. They love Him, the Scriptures, the Body of Christ, and every human being. Each day, they strive to walk with humble and pure hearts. Filled with the passion of the Holy Spirit, they seek to reflect Christ and live as examples for the rest of us, all for the glory of God. We ask you to pray for them, to show love and support, and to work toward the unity and faith of our church. Together, we must grow and mature in Christ, making Him known and bringing His Kingdom closer. Be a beacon of light, truth, and love—a voice of hope for this lost world

 

Ovidiu D. Druhora