Aletheia Bible Center

12/20/2025

🕯️ ADVENTure Week 4: LOVE is now live!
This week we celebrate the love that didn’t stay distant — the love that got up, came down, and gave everything for us.

Jesus is the full expression of God’s love — not just spoken, but shown.

➡️ Read the final Advent blog here

What if love was more than a feeling — what if it got up? In Week 4 of our ADVENTure series, Pastor Nathan Deisem explores the unstoppable, sacrificial love of God shown in Jesus. From a cradle in …

12/13/2025

🕯️ ADVENTure Week 3: JOY is live!
Joy isn’t just a feeling — it’s a fruit of the Spirit that cannot be taken.
From Mary and Elizabeth to Simeon and the Wise Men, discover the deep, lasting joy that comes when we pursue, encounter, and worship Jesus.

➡️ Read the new post here

What if joy wasn’t something you had to chase — but something the Holy Spirit could grow in you, even in trials? In Week 3 of our ADVENTure series, Pastor Nathan Deisem explores the deep, unshakabl…

12/06/2025

🕯️ Advent Week 2: PEACE
In a world filled with anxiety, we need more than empty comfort — we need peace that passes understanding.

In this week’s Advent message, we looked at Isaiah 9, the angels’ song in Luke 2, and Jesus’ own words in John 14:27:

“Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you.”

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🎥 Watch the sermon

May the Prince of Peace quiet your heart this season. 🕊️

In Advent Week 2, we explore the Prince of Peace—how Jesus brings shalom and inner rest in a chaotic world, and how to receive His peace today.

11/29/2025

🌟 ADVENTure Week 1 — HOPE is live on the blog!

Advent isn’t just about counting down to Christmas — it’s about holding on to hope while we wait for the King to come again. This week’s post from Pastor Nathan Deisem explores how real, biblical hope anchors our hearts in uncertain times.

🕯️ Read now and light the candle of hope with us:

In the first week of Advent, we discover that true hope isn’t wishful thinking — it’s confident expectation rooted in the promises of God. In this message from Romans 15:13, Pastor Nathan Deisem ex…

09/06/2025

🚨 The Final Countdown has already begun.

This week’s message unpacks one of the most important (and misunderstood) end-times prophecies in the Bible: Daniel’s 70th Week — a 7-year period of tribulation, judgment, and redemption.

🕰️ What is it?
🧩 Where are we in God’s timeline?
🔥 And how should we live if the clock is already ticking?

🎥 Watch the full sermon on YouTube
📝 Read the blog reflection and takeaways on the website
👇 Let me know what you think in the comments!

🔗 https://youtu.be/oykD0A-n4yE?si=19iP2S2iPTRSUELO

https://nathandeisem.wordpress.com/2025/09/06/the-final-countdown-week-1/

What is Daniel’s 70th Week? This post explores the biblical prophecy behind the coming 7-year tribulation period—known as the Final Countdown—and why it matters. Learn what this prophecy reveals ab…

06/20/2022

Good friends/bad friends- At first Eliphaz the Temanite, Bildad the Shuhite and Zophar the Naamathite (I can't help but picture them as like dwarfs from the Lord of the Rings) did everything you would want friends to do when you have had a severe tragedy in your life. First they showed up. They seemingly immediately dropped what they were doing and went to Job. Second, they shared in the sorrow. They demonstrated serious "sympathy" with Job as if the tragedies had happened to them. Lastly, they just sat with him in silence- for 7 days. Sometimes it's not what you say its what you do. Almost always just being present brings a comfort that is difficult to explain. In fact just sharing in the sorrow and being present can sometimes be the only way to bring comfort. Where did Job's friends go wrong? It's when they started to pontificate their "wisdom" on matters beyond their understanding, that's when good friends go bad. Job's comforters, in their silence, quickly morphed into Job's offenders when they errantly insisted that the tragedies in Job's life were a result of unrepentant sin. Now we shouldn't conclude that unrepentant sin does not bring tragedy and heartache but we shouldn't assume that is the reason for all heartache in life either. It is profoundly evident in our day that the wicked prosper and the righteous suffer. The conclusions of Eliphaz, Bildad & Zophar are the same errant perspectives of health, wealth and prosperity heresy. I pray when events occur in life that I would remember the positive actions of Job and avoid the negative. I want to be a source of God's comfort to the hurting and not hear them say of my counsel- what a miserable comforter you are! (Job 16:2).

04/11/2022

We've got some goodies for you tonight A.B.C. Students!

See you tonight at 7p

01/31/2022

To all Aletheia Bible Center students, class will be canceled this evening due to weather related concerns and safety. We shall resume next Monday Feb 7th. Thanks for your diligence in studying God’s word. Stay safe and healthy.

07/21/2021

Shared from Fathom Church's list of Core Values. Here is an excellent and succinct expression of why Aletheia Bible Center exists.

Fathom Church's Fourth Core Value: COMPLETE DISCIPLESHIPWe are committed to equipping God’s people to study, live, and share His word with conviction, confid...

07/03/2021

The Christian & Missionary Alliance has been discussing altering their Statement of Faith in regards to Premillennialism. See our latest post on our thoughts about this change.

My denomination (The Christian & Missionary Alliance) is considering a revision by way of deletion to its Doctrinal Statement of Faith. The revision entails removing the Premillennial position, which would allow those of other Millennial views to serve and hold positions of leadership in our denomin...

05/09/2021

Today we honor the women who raised us. Whether they are the women who biologically bore us, or the women who voluntarily took on the responsibility of caring for us - we praise God for them. We pray strength, protection, and peace over these women. Today we join in with all the generations beyond hers to rise up and call her blessed.

May her love for us, and our love for her always point each other to Jesus.

02/17/2021

Well written synopsis of the biggest challenge to the church today. So many have bought into this movement, even in the church and it is heresy.

Introduction I was introduced to Critical Theory in a graduate class on Literary Criticism through the writing of Antonio Gramsci, an Italian Marxist intellectual whose main legacy was his departur…