Resources
Prayer Guides and Confession
Prayer Guides
Every son and daughter of God needs to know how to pray; how to have a mountain moving, intimate prayer life. This tool can help you achieve just that. Crafted from Jesus’ model of prayer in Matthew 6, each section of His prayer gives deeper insight into how we can have an effective prayer life.
- A.C.T.S. Prayer Guide
- S.O.A.P. Bible Study Guide
- Our Father Prayer Outline
- Bethel Prayer Card – of Scripture – Short
- Bethel Prayer Card – of Scripture – Detailed
- 21 Day Prayer Journal
- Greater Harvest 21 Day Devotional Journal
- Amazing Grace Prayer & Guide
- COVID-19 Confession Sheet
- Generational Curse Prayer
- AWESOME GOD - Praying & Fasting Guide
Confession Sheets
Declaring the Truth of God over your life is critically important to your spiritual health. Proverbs tells us that the tongue has the power of life or death, and we have the opportunity every day to partner with the Holy Spirit in speaking words of life. Use these confession sheets in your devotion time and see how God’s Word can transform your mind.
BENEVOLENCE
The benevolence ministry’s mission is to ensure Bethel members in need do not go hungry in times of crisis, according to biblical directives and fiscal constraints. At this time, we are only able to help ensure you and your family do not go hungry while we pray and petition for God’s long-term provision and work with you to create a budget. The benevolence fund is not designed to pay utility bills, rent, mortgage or car payments.
The benevolence ministry is intended as a source of last resort, our Life Groups serve as the “front lines” when it comes to crisis. The benevolence fund is to be used after all other possibilities of help have been exhausted (i.e., family, friends, loans, savings, yard sales, etc). Due to the necessity to fill out this packet in its entirety and meet with the benevolence fund director, we are not able to respond to financial emergencies.
The benevolence ministry is intended as a source of last resort, our Life Groups serve as the “front lines” when it comes to crisis. The benevolence fund is to be used after all other possibilities of help have been exhausted (i.e., family, friends, loans, savings, yard sales, etc). Due to the necessity to fill out this packet in its entirety and meet with the benevolence fund director, we are not able to respond to financial emergencies.
In addition to financial aid, Bethel provides the following to members:
Budget coaching
Dave Ramsey Financial Peace University
Spiritual counseling
Resume review and editing
Job search websites
Information on community resources
