Update: Project '84 …
John Piper updates, honors, and urges his church in their financial campaign.
Project ’84 Ends and the Pre-’90 Era Begins …
The six remaining years of the 1980's are filled with exciting new potential for Bethlehem.
Not If, But How Shall We Grow? …
How should a church handle its growth? Build? Plant? Multiply services?
A Future and a Hope …
A summary of the perceived future of Bethlehem Baptist Church.
The Ministry of Rising and Walking …
A Pastoral Admonition
Four reasons for attending the early service on Sunday morning.
Ponder This with Tillapaugh …
John Piper invites church members to consider with him how Bethlehem ought to handle future growth.
Saturday Evening Worship Service Announced …
Two goals behind starting a Saturday evening worship service.
Why We Are Going to Three Sunday Morning Services …
How should a church handle current growth and prepare for the future?
Possible Steps for '86 …
Eight reasons for why Bethlehem members voted to postpone a capital campaign.
After 102 Years Is It Time for a New Sanctuary? …
A brief history of where Bethlehem has been and a consideration for the future.
Breaking Ground …
Announcement concerning the start of construction for a new sanctuary.
How Our New Worship Building Will Become Wonderfully Obsolete …
The Real Aim of SPAN III
The Goodness and the Groaning of Growth …
Thoughts on Bethlehem's Future
Churches move forward by grace in the midst of great inadequacy.
In What Ways Do You Hope the Church Will Grow During Your 8 Month Leave? …
John Piper says that he is hoping for revival, and for the church to become less dependent on him and more dependent on God.
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