Beltway Weekend Services (Audio)

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Beltway Weekend Services (Audio)

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

  1. 4 DAYS AGO

    Guided As We Listen

    Hearing God’s voice unlocks the life He designed for us (Luke 1:39-45). After her angelic encounter and becoming supernaturally pregnant, Mary hurriedly travels to visit her relative, Elizabeth. As Mary enters the home of Elizabeth and greets her, Elizabeth – without knowing Mary is pregnant – is filled with the Holy Spirit, hears from the Spirit of God, and powerfully encourages Mary. Like Elizabeth, we too can be filled with the Holy Spirit and hear the voice of God. In fact, every person who has said yes to Jesus has been filled with the Holy Spirit, who graciously gives us the ability to hear, understand, and act on the voice of God. God speaks to us through His Word, through other followers of Jesus, and through divine impressions and whispers to our heart and mind. To hear God through these ways (and others) requires focus, practice, and an abundance of grace. Sermon from December 15, 2024

    36 min

  2. DEC 9

    Empowering the Impossible

    The Holy Spirit – the true Spirit of Christmas – empowers the impossible (Luke 1:26-38). Just as the Holy Spirit participated in the supernatural creation of the world, the Holy Spirit also came upon the virgin Mary and supernaturally placed the incarnate Son of God (Jesus) into her womb (Genesis 1:1-2, 26-28; Luke 1:35). God accomplishes the impossible, the miraculous, through His Spirit. For followers of Jesus today, when we say yes to follow Him, we are utterly changed and begin to house the Spirit of God within us (1Corinthians 3:16). It is the Holy Spirit that produces in us the fruit of love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, and self-control (Galatians 5:22-23). Not only this, but the Spirit of God helps us share the hope of Jesus with others (Acts 1:8). The Spirit guides us and empowers us to walk faithfully in difficult situations, to become how we were originally designed to be. And it is the Holy Spirit that enables us to be victorious over sin, to forgive those who have hurt us, to experience healing and restoration, to live a life of obedience and surrender. When we say yes (and keep saying yes) to the Spirit, God takes our everyday, normal lives and does impossible things through them. Sermon from December 8, 2024

    41 min

  3. DEC 2

    Gratitude

    True joy and fulfillment in our lives will never happen without a life of gratitude (Luke 17:11-19). In fact, gratitude changes the way we see the world around us. When Jesus heals ten lepers, only one (a Samaritan) immediately turns back towards Jesus and falls at His feet to give thanks and praise. Before anything else, this one leper offers gratitude. Unfortunately, most of us are like the other nine lepers. We find ourselves believing we either deserve what we do not have or deserve more than what we have been given. The call and challenge for us is to lead with gratitude to our Heavenly Father, like the one leper. When we do, we can begin to experience the continual feast of blessing and start to recognize opportunities to verbalize our gratitude to God and to others. Sermon from December 1, 2024

    40 min

  4. NOV 28

    Do You Want To Go Away?

    Sermon from November 24, 2024

    37 min

  5. NOV 18

    The Greatest

    Anyone who wants to be first or the greatest must be the very last, and the servant of all (Mark 9:33-37). These words of instruction and correction come after Jesus asks His disciples: what were you arguing about on the road? Jesus is direct with His disciples, knowing that they had been arguing about who is the greatest among them as they traveled to Capernaum. His point is that true greatness in God's kingdom is not about power or position, but about humility and service. He emphasizes this by placing a child in front of His disciples, saying that whoever welcomes a child – generally considered one the lowest in social status at that time – welcomes Him, and by doing so, welcomes God the Father. Sermon from November 17, 2024 To watch this sermon or other sermons, subscribe to our YouTube Channel: "Beltway Park Church"

    45 min

  6. NOV 13

    Persistent Faith

    When the Son of Man comes, will He find faith on the earth (Luke 18:1-8)? The book of Hebrews makes it clear that faith is the assurance of things hoped for – the conviction of things not seen – and that faith pleases God and leads to rewards only He can give (Hebrews 11:1-6). One of the primary ways that faith is expressed is through prayer. How we pray and our persistence in prayer is evidence of faith in our lives. Trusting the goodness of God, hoping in things not seen, and continuing in prayer diligently is the essence of faith. A faith-filled life will be a prayer-filled life. Paul encouraged followers of Jesus to pray without ceasing, to become conversational with God throughout each day regardless of our circumstances or environment (1 Thessalonians 5:17). In our relationship with Him, God wants to hear from us, and He wants to speak to us. It is in this place of prayer, of ongoing conversation and communion with God, that our faith deepens and matures. Sermon from November 10, 2024 To watch this sermon or other sermons, subscribe to our YouTube Channel: "Beltway Park Church"

    34 min

  7. NOV 4

    Who Condemns You?

    There is more to your story than your present reality and struggles (John 8:1-12). Our past, our failures, our weaknesses, our lack, our circumstances, and our pain do not have the final say in the story of our lives. Paralyzed by the fear of either being exposed or never being able to change, we can easily believe we are stuck in our misery and shame (i.e., determinism or fatalism). Thankfully, Jesus is the light of the world who makes clear the path to life (John 8:12). Like the woman caught in the act of adultery, His heart is to neither condone our sinfulness nor condemn us. His intent is to make a way out of our condemnation, to establish a new story and trajectory for our lives. He wants to cleanse us from all our sin and lead us to a place of freedom, healing, restoration, and joy. Sermon from November 4, 2024 To watch this sermon or other sermons, subscribe to our YouTube Channel: "Beltway Park Church"

    35 min

  8. OCT 29

    I Am A Finisher

    At the end of our lives we all want to be able to say the words of Paul “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith” (2 Timothy 4:7–8). This week we get to hear from Don Finto, an elder advisor to Beltway, who has faithfully served the Lord for eighty-three years. Join as we conclude our Think Ahead series with seven decisions God has placed on Don Finto’s heart that will encourage us to say: I am a finisher. Sermon from October 27, 2024 To watch this sermon or other sermons, subscribe to our YouTube Channel: "Beltway Park Church"

    36 min
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