Bethany French Baptist Church of Elmont Road

06/17/2026

One of the greatest gifts God has given His children is the Holy Spirit.

Many believers know about the Holy Spirit, but few truly understand who He is.

The Holy Spirit is not merely a power to experience or a force to influence us.
He is God.
He is a Person.

He desires fellowship with every believer.
Through Him, we know Christ more deeply, understand God's Word more clearly, and experience God's presence more personally.
The Holy Spirit is not a distant visitor.

He is God's abiding presence within every believer.
He teaches.
He guides.
He comforts.
He strengthens.
He reveals Jesus.

The Christian life was never meant to be lived by human effort alone.

God gave us His Spirit so we could walk in continual fellowship with Him.

The more you know the Holy Spirit, the more you will experience the reality of God's life working in and through you.

The Holy Spirit is not merely part of the Christian life.
He is central to it.

06/08/2026

Faith is __
The currency of Heaven
"For without Faith it's impossible to please GOD for he that comes to HiM must believe..."

06/08/2026

06/08/2026

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Thank you for joining us today!

06/07/2026

98 CEK, Page 148

1 Ou pa bezwen gen krent ni pè,
Jezi va pran swen ou.
Pou ou, li se yon gran Sovè,
Jezi va pran swen ou.

《Kè》
Jezi va pran swen ou,
Nan tout chemen, jiska lafen,
Jezi va pran swen ou
Toulejou, jiska lafen.

2 Li konnen tout sa ou bezwen
Jezi va pran swen ou;
Li p ap kite ou san anyen,
Jezi va pran swen ou.

3 Si ou sèl e dekouraje,
Jezi va pran swen ou;
Li se toujou yon Bon Bèje,
Jezi va pran swen ou.

4 Ou pa bezwen pè pou chak jou,
Jezi va pran swen ou.
Li la, l ape veye sou ou,
Jezi va pran swen ou.

06/06/2026

When God is the foundation falling isn’t failure!❤️

06/06/2026

Dear Young Minister,
Let me tell you something I wish someone would’ve told me earlier.

Some of the early challenges in my marriage had nothing to do with infidelity, immaturity, or incompatibility, they were rooted in influence.

I was serving under toxic leadership. Leadership that didn’t value family. Leadership that praised public power but ignored private health. And it nearly cost me everything.

I was groomed to believe that sacrificing home for the sake of ministry was noble. That being at every event, saying yes to every ask, and leaving my wife emotionally alone was somehow honorable. It wasn’t. It was unhealthy.

Before you commit to serving under someone, ask yourself these 3 questions:

1. Do they live a balanced life?
If they spend every waking moment at church, they’ll expect the same from you. That will affect your spouse and your marriage.

2. Do they honor their spouse both privately and publicly?
If their household isn’t healthy, their pulpit isn’t either.

3. Do they protect family time with clear boundaries?
If not, your own family time will become negotiable.

You can be powerful in ministry and present at home. Don’t let toxic influence redefine what true servanthood looks like.