2020 Advent Devotional

by Keegan Divant | Dec 2, 2020

Belmont’s Advent Devotional Is Here!

Advent is a special time to celebrate the coming of Jesus Christ into the world as Lord and Savior. It is a time to prepare our hearts and remember the true meaning of Christmas. This booklet is written to encourage and help us as we celebrate this special time. Written by members of Belmont Baptist, each day’s devotional writing will help you to focus on the meaning of Christ’s birth and to better know the person of Jesus Christ on a daily basis. May you be blessed each day.

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Christmas on the Farm

Make sure to join us for Christmas on the Farm! In December, we will be hosting our service at Glenburn Farms where there is a beautiful facility that will allow us to practice social distancing. In addition, there will be outdoor seating and we’ll be transmitting the audio over FM so you can even stay in your car during service. For more details check out our Christmas on the Farm page.

Past Sermons

August 21, 2022
He Restores My Soul
6 Messages
January 9, 2022
Your Kingdom Come
53 Messages
The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand! Those were the first words that Jesus used when he began to preach. He went throughout Galilee, teaching and proclaiming the gospel of the Kingdom. He said that the Kingdom of Heaven was for the poor in spirit, for the meek, for the pure in heart, and for the persecuted. He said that the self-righteous could never enter the Kingdom of Heaven. He told us that the thing we should be seeking first and foremost in this life is the Kingdom of God and his righteousness. If we do that, he will take care of everything else. Let’s abandon our anxious pursuit of the treasures of this earthly kingdom and instead live as citizens of the Kingdom of God.
November 28, 2021
The Coming of the King
5 Messages
The word ‘Advent’ comes from the Latin word adventus, meaning ‘coming’ or ‘arrival.’ As Christians, we use the four weeks leading up to Christmas to meditate on the incarnation of Christ; his first coming when he was born in Bethlehem. We should also be anticipating his Second Coming; the time when our mighty King will return and every knee on earth will bow to him. Let’s use this Christmas season to become more aware of what we are bowing down to. What we are worshiping. Let’s make sure that our total allegiance is to King Jesus.
November 7, 2021
Bless The LORD Oh My Soul
3 Messages
Praise and thanksgiving do not come naturally to us in our fallen condition. What comes to our hearts and our lips with ease is complaining about what we don’t have and making excuses for our shortcomings. This happens because we forget who God is and what he has done for us.
September 5, 2021
Doing Life With One Another
8 Messages

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