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Join us this week as we continue in our series GO, a walk through the book of Ruth.

This week, we kick off our new sermon series, Go, with an introduction to the book of Ruth. At first glance, Ruth may seem like a simple story of loyalty and hardship, but beneath the surface is a powerful picture of God's faithfulness, redemption, and His work through ordinary people. Join us as we explore the historical background, key themes, and timeless truths that set the stage for this incredible journey of faith.

Join us as Pastor Ray Rhoton leads a panel style interview with the wives of our Pastoral team at Bethel Community Church.

Do you ever feel like your prayers are hitting the ceiling and bouncing back? Do you feel like no one is listening? Many of us feel this way. Let's dig into scripture and see if Paul can shed some light on this.

How can we live in a society that honors God and sees people as the Creator sees them, regardless of what society teaches us?

When confronted with the truth of Scripture, let us not just file it away as more information. Let us be transformed with it through our actions and daily lives and in our relationships. Join us this week as we continue in our series, Jesus Changes Everything where we will hear Pastor Ray Rhoton teach on how this changes our relationships. For more information about Bethel Community Church in Yukon, Oklahoma, visit us online at https://mybethel.cc

When Jesus brings us to life, He fills us with His presence and in turn, this changes our thoughts, speech, purpose and look. Join us as we look at the book of Colossians and continue in our series, Jesus Changes Everything.

He is not here. He is risen, just as He said. Celebrate Easter Sunday with Bethel Community Church in Yukon, Oklahoma as we proclaim the hope, power, and promise of the resurrection. In this message, we reflect on the truth that Jesus didn’t just rise for a moment in history. He is eternally risen, alive and at work today. Because He lives, everything changes. Our past is redeemed, our present has purpose, and our future is secure. Join us as we rejoice in the victory of Jesus and the life we now have in Him. Learn more at mybethel.cc

Why is Good Friday good? We celebrate because Jesus didn't stay in the grave, He rose! Good Friday is good because without it we wouldn't have Resurrection Sunday.

This week at Bethel Community Church, we continue our series Jesus Changes Everything. Together, we reflect on how encountering Jesus reshapes our lives, our priorities, and the way we see the world around us. This message offers encouragement and practical insight for wherever you find yourself, inviting you to take a deeper step in your faith and experience the ongoing work of Jesus in your everyday life.

Patience, endurance, and unity are essential marks of a follower of Jesus. Using the picture of a farmer waiting for the harvest, this message explores what it looks like to live faithfully while we wait for Christ’s return. Believers are challenged to resist the temptation to grumble against one another and instead be honest with one another persevering through difficulty with steady faith and prayer. Through the example of those who endured suffering yet remained faithful, we are reminded that God honors perseverance and that His heart is full of compassion and mercy—even in seasons of waiting.

What if the key to spiritual growth isn’t another rule, another practice, or another secret to unlock? In this message from Bethel Community Church in Yukon, Oklahoma, Pastor Ray Rhoton teaches from Colossians 2 and reminds us that Christ Himself is the secret. Religion often tempts us to believe there’s always something more we must do to grow spiritually - another rule to follow or another system to master. But the gospel points us somewhere different. Jesus didn’t come to burden us with more religious expectations; He came to set us free. Pastor Ray explains how Christ changes the way we approach faith. Spiritual transformation isn’t found in a hidden formula or special knowledge. Instead, believers are called to keep growing, keep chasing Jesus, and keep following Him. The freedom we’re searching for isn’t found in religion, it’s found in Christ alone.

We make sense of our world through stories. In the Apocalypse, there are two competing stories - the story told by every major world power before and after Rome, and the story told by God. Join us as we continue in Week 2 of our series, Dwell. For more information about who we are and what we believe, visit mybethel.cc

The Word, Christ, became flesh and made His dwelling among us - literally. He pitched His tabernacle, or tabernacled, among us. Join us this week as we look at what scripture has to say about Christ dwelling among us.

In today's episode, we take a look at what the scriptures have to say about gratitude and healing. Gratitude opens the door for greater healing. Jesus heals 10 lepers and 1 returns to say thank you. How would you respond?  To learn more about who we are and what we believe, visit us online at mybethel.cc