HeyJaredBethlehem Church Podcast
Weekly sermons and teachings from Bethlehem. Join Pastor Matt and our teaching team as we open God’s Word, follow Jesus in everyday life, and equip you to live it out. New episodes drop after Sunday gatherings.
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Another Fresh Start, Abraham | Genesis 11:27-12:9 (opens the original)
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Genesis 11:27–12:9 marks another fresh start in the biblical story as God calls Abraham out of Babylon and into a life shaped by promise. Sarah’s barrenness sets the stage for a truth that will define Abraham’s story: God’s promise begins where human ability ends. In this message, we see Abraham presented as a new beginning after Babel, with God renewing the blessing of creation and promising that through Abraham’s seed, blessing will reach all the nations. That promise ultimately points forward
Relationship or Ruin | Genesis 11 (opens the original)
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Genesis 11 shows humanity once again trying to secure blessing, identity, security, and access to the divine on its own terms. At Babel, people gather to build a city, make a name for themselves, and resist being scattered—but the very project meant to secure their future becomes the source of their ruin. In this message, we see how Babel repeats the pattern of Eden: God offers the good, humanity refuses to trust Him, and instead grasps for control. Yet judgment is not the end of the story. God
Seventy Means Seventy | Genesis 10 (opens the original)
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Genesis 10 may look like a simple genealogy, but it is actually a theological map of the nations and a reminder that God’s plan has always had the whole world in view. In this message, we explore the significance of the seventy nations, the rise of Nimrod and Babylon, and how Genesis begins preparing us for Abraham—the one through whom God will bring blessing back to the nations. We also see that the real problem is not diversity, but rebellion: humanity repeatedly gathers around its own name, p
Adam 2.0 | Genesis 9:18-29 (opens the original)
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Genesis 9:18–29 shows that even after the flood, humanity’s deepest problem remains unchanged. Noah steps into a renewed world almost like a new Adam, yet the familiar pattern of fruit, nakedness, shame, and curse quickly returns. In this message, we explore the difficult story of Noah, Ham, and Canaan, what may lie behind the curse of Canaan, and why this passage has been tragically misused throughout history. Ultimately, Genesis 9 reminds us that humanity does not simply need better circumstan
His Promise, Not Our Performance | Genesis 7-9 (opens the original)
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Genesis 7–9 shows God judging a corrupted world, preserving Noah through the waters, and establishing a covenant rooted not in human performance, but in His own faithfulness. In this message, we see that being remembered by God does not always mean immediate release, that waiting can itself be an act of faith, and that worship is the proper response to mercy. Even after the flood, humanity still needs grace—and the rainbow becomes a sign that the promise depends on God’s ability to keep covenant
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