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Weekly messages from Beltway Park Church in Abilene, Texas. Hear the good news of Jesus from Pastor David McQueen and featured guest speakers.

  1. 2D AGO

    Peter

    Peter's story reminds us that failure is something we all face, but it doesn't have to define us. Peter loved Jesus deeply, yet in a moment of fear, he denied even knowing Him. Still, Jesus didn’t walk away from Peter. Instead, He pursued him, restored him, and called him back into purpose. The same is true for us. We may fail, feel shame, or want to hide but Jesus meets us with grace. Failure isn’t the end of the story. Through Jesus, we are forgiven, restored, and invited to step back into the life He has for us.

    46 min

  2. MAR 23

    Guest Speaker: Beth Guckenberger

    We are blessed to welcome our friend Beth Guckenberger to Beltway Park. Beth is Co-Executive Director for Back2Back Ministries, which is an international Christian non-profit dedicated to meeting the spiritual, physical, educational, emotional, and social needs of vulnerable children and families around the world. They serve the US, Mexico, India, Nigeria, Haiti and Dominican Republic. Beth is an author of many books including adult and children’s titles, and she travels and speaks worldwide sharing stories from her vast field experience as a missionary, Bible teacher and parent.

    36 min

  3. MAR 18

    Mary of Bethany

    In Mark 14 we meet Mary of Bethany, a women who clearly understood something many other missed. Just days before Jesus went to the cross, Mary poured out a jar of expensive perfume on Him worth about a year's wages. To many people in the room, it looked wasteful and extravagant. But Jesus defended her and called it a beautiful act. Mary seemed to understand that Jesus was about to give His life, and her response was worship. She gave something costly to show how much she loved and valued Him. Her story reminds us that when we truly grasp what Jesus has done for us, worship becomes more than words or songs; it becomes the way we live our lives. Loving Jesus deeply will sometimes seem extravagant to others, but when we see His worth clearly, nothing we give Him feels wasted.

    38 min

  4. MAR 9

    Lazarus

    The story of Lazarus in John 11 reminds us that Jesus has power over death and brokenness. Lazarus had been dead for four days when Jesus called him out of the tomb. This miracle points forward to Easter and shows us something important about the life Jesus offers. Jesus doesn’t just give life for eternity; He invites us to live in freedom now! Lazarus came out of the grave alive, but he was still wrapped in grave clothes and still bound. In the same way, many believers have received new life in Christ but still live bound by shame, fear, old habits, or bitterness. Jesus calls us out of the grave and then invites us to walk in freedom together with the help of others. Resurrection life isn’t just something we believe in, it’s something we live.

    38 min

  5. MAR 5

    John The Baptist

    John the Baptist was a regular person with a clear purpose: point people to Jesus. In a dark and broken world, he didn’t try to blend in, rather he lived boldly so others could see the light of Christ. His life reminds us that following Jesus isn’t just about what we believe, but how we live. God calls each of us to live in a way that helps others see Jesus through our words, actions, and everyday choices. When we live with a surrendered identity, visible devotion, and as a faithful witness, we help others find the life and hope only He can give.

    39 min

  6. FEB 23

    God is Faithful to Israel

    God's faithfulness is not just something He shows in moments, it is part of who He is. This week's message reminds us that God keeps His promises across generations, even when the circumstances are complicated or confusing. In Romans 11, we see that God has not abandoned Israel. Instead, He is still working through the Jewish people to bring blessing and “greater riches” to the world. God’s covenant with Israel is everlasting, and His faithfulness to them gives us confidence that He will also be faithful to us. When we trust God’s character and anchor ourselves in His Word, we can live with hope, humility, and compassion in a divided world.

    39 min

  7. FEB 17

    God is Faithful

    Life has seasons where we clearly see God move, and seasons where we wonder what He is doing. This week’s message reminds us that God’s faithfulness does not change based on our feelings, timing, or understanding. In Joshua 21, we see God fulfill a promise He made over 600 years earlier. Not one word failed. That means God keeps His promises, even when it takes longer than we expected. When we remember what God has done, it builds faith for what He will do next. Remembering God’s faithfulness helps us stay hopeful, steady, and expectant for the future.

    48 min

  8. FEB 2

    God is All Knowing

    Life often feels uncertain and overwhelming. Anxiety can rise when we feel like we don’t know what’s coming next or how things will work out. This week’s message reminds us of a powerful truth: God knows, and we can trust Him. Psalm 139 shows us that God doesn’t just know facts about the world; He knows us. He knows our thoughts, our words, our future, and even the things we don’t understand about ourselves. God’s all-knowing nature isn’t meant to scare us, it’s meant to steady us. When we trust an all-knowing God, we don’t have to pretend, hide, or live in fear. We can rest, knowing our lives are held by a wise and loving Father.

    38 min
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