Welcome to Bethel Temple!
Located 'Deep in the Heart of Texas', Bethel Temple Killeen is proud to serve many members of the U.S. Army stationed at Fort Hood.
Bethel Temple Assembly of God is an exciting, dynamic church that delights in sharing the love and grace of God with our community and our world!
W are creating a Touchpoint, (a place where God can touch us and where we can touch God), that is meaningful and life transforming.
- We are a multicultural church with exciting worship and powerful preaching. We are truly a church, "Where Diversity Finds Community."
- We are a place of refuge for the lost; a place of comfort for the broken hearted; and a place of strength for those without hope.
- Come join us as we strive to "hit the mark of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus!" Philippians 4:13
- For your convenience in giving we offer the services of PayPal.
Whose Glory?
Read Acts 11:1 through 13:52
Cliff was a wonderful speaker and Bible teacher, but he was proud. He permitted people to praise him instead of directing their praise to God. His wife, Sarah, was concerned because of what Scripture teaches. She held him up in prayer.
They shouted, “This is the voice of a god, not of a man.” Immediately, because Herod did not give praise to God, an angel of the Lord struck him down, and he was eaten by worms and died (Acts 12:22,23).
As the apostles did miracles, always they directed people’s praise to God.
The Jewish historian Josephus said Herod dressed himself in shining silver clothes to appear as a heavenly being. In A.D.44 Herod accepted the title of divinity and praise belonging only to God, and God killed him. Herod suffered five days of terrible pain before he died. Here we see a great truth taught throughout the Bible, trusting in God leads to life, but pride and love of self leads to death.
Thought for Today: All praise belongs to God. Any good trait or talent we have is because of His mercy to us and our praise is due to Him for it.
Quicklook: Acts 12:17–25
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