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! Our desire is to help the Body of Christ face the challenges of life with the confidence, joy, and power found only in Jesus Christ. In essence, we equip you for life – not only for THIS life, but also for life everlasting! To accomplish this mission we are endeavoring to create a Touchpoint, (a place where God can touch us and where we can touch God), that is meaningful and life transforming.
We have recently focused our mission to the following Missions Statement.
Bethel Temple Assembly of God is a strategically placed body of believers who are creating a 'touchpoint' for soldiers, their spouses, and their children, to encounter Jesus Christ and to be enabled for life and service.
It is our desire to reach people of all ages, races, and nationalities for Christ. 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
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Needing Prayer
Read Romans 15:14 through 16:27
Paul walked closely with God, was used mightily in the ministry, was the apostle designated to bring the gospel to the Gentiles, and was instrumental in beginning many churches. Why would he need the prayers of the Christians in Rome? Certainly God heard and answered Paul’s own prayers, yet Paul needed the encouragement of knowing others were praying for him. He urged the church at Rome, “Join me in my struggle by praying to God for me” (Romans 15:30).
Often in grave danger, he knew the importance of having fellow believers praying for personal and ministry needs. He didn’t ask for vague blessings. He specifically wanted prayer for deliverance from unbelievers, and for effective ministry, needs common to ministers still today.
Today’s Christian leaders need our fervent prayers. No matter how self-sufficient they may appear, they covet your prayers for their personal and ministry needs. Your prayer may be the means God uses to strengthen and refresh them for their ministry.
Challenge for Today: Ask a pastor or teacher how you can pray specifically for them, write down their requests, and then pray faithfully for them.
Quicklook:Romans 15:30–33
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