Bethel of Arnold

When circumstances seem impossible and the answers aren't in sight, faith chooses to trust God's promises. In this episode, we explore Abraham's declaration, "God will provide," and discover the confidence that comes from knowing God sees every need, keeps every promise, and always follows through. If He said it, yes, He will.

It's easy to believe God can do the impossible for someone else while struggling to believe His promises apply to us. Through the story of Gideon, this message confronts doubt, selective faith, and the lies we tell ourselves when circumstances seem overwhelming. Discover how God's calling is not based on your ability, but on His presence—and why you are exactly who He says you are.

Life has a way of turning up the heat when we least expect it. In this encouraging lesson from James 1, we explore how trials test our faith, produce endurance, and remind us that God is faithful in every season. From the fiery furnace to the still waters of Psalm 23, discover how God brings refreshing, strength, and purpose even in the hottest moments of life

In this episode, we celebrate the promise of restoration and revival. Rooted in Pentecost and the outpouring of God's Spirit, this message reminds us that what God has done before, He will do again.Even after seasons of loss, struggle, or spiritual drought, God promises to restore what's been taken and breathe new life into His people (Joel 2:25, KJV).This episode is a call to renewed faith—believing that revival, joy, and purpose are not behind us, but ahead. The same God who moved in the past is ready to move again.

In this episode, My Source of Strength, we explore the powerful difference between happiness and true, lasting joy. While happiness depends on changing circumstances, joy is rooted in something deeper—our relationship with God. Using Nehemiah 8:10 (NKJV) as the foundation, we uncover how “the joy of the Lord is your strength,” not as a fleeting emotion, but as a spiritual stronghold.

In this episode, I Am Responsible challenges believers to recognize that faith, truth, and revival are never passed down automatically to the next generation. Drawing from Judges 2 and the sobering reality of a generation that “knew not the Lord,” this message calls the church to intentionally invest in people, disciple families, and fight for what matters most. With heartfelt stories, biblical conviction, and a burden for the future, this sermon reminds us that the next generation's spiritual future is not someone else's responsibility—it's ours.

Episode 310 dives into the struggle of trust in a world filled with disappointment, fear, and uncertainty. Using Psalm 20, “Some trust in chariots, and some in horses: but we will remember the name of the Lord our God,” this message challenges listeners to shift their focus off the size of the battle and back onto the power of God. Through humor, real-life stories, and powerful scripture, Trust Me Bro reminds us that while people may fail us, God never will.

In this heartfelt Mother's Day message from Psalm 3, discover how God remains our shield, our strength, and “the lifter of our head” in seasons of pressure, exhaustion, fear, and unseen battles. Whether you feel overwhelmed, worn down, or spiritually drained, this message is a reminder that God sees you, covers you, and holds your head high when you no longer have the strength to lift it yourself.

When the noise of doubt, fear, and opposition tries to silence you, faith gets louder. In this message, I'll Get As Loud As I Have To, we look at Blind Bartimaeus and the power of refusing to be quiet when you know Jesus is near. What you hear shapes your faith—but what you cry out can change your life. This is a call to tune out the wrong voices and get desperate enough to be heard.

Feeling overwhelmed? You're not alone—and you're not meant to carry it all at once. In One Thing At a Time, this message unpacks the power of daily dependence on God, reminding us that grace, strength, and provision come one day at a time. When life feels too heavy, this is your invitation to stop chasing tomorrow and trust God for today's bread.

Evangelist Kendal Weeks shares the fact that there is o substitute for the Holy Ghost.

In When Obedience Brings a Miracle, we explore Jesus' first miracle at Cana and the role simple obedience played in it. The servants didn't understand—they just obeyed. And that's where the miracle happened.

In “Remember the Reason,” Pastor Greg Hooker shares his small-town Louisiana roots—rednecks, sawzall convertibles, and Hank Jr. on the radio—to deliver one powerful truth: faith isn't a family tradition or a set of rules. It's all about Jesus. Drawing from Luke 10, 1 Corinthians, and Hebrews 12, he calls us to stop rejoicing in miracles and start rejoicing that our names are written in heaven. Short, raw, and Spirit-filled—this is the sermon that reminds every believer why we worship, why we preach, and why we run the race.

In this powerful Easter message, “I Call Him Jesus,” Pastor Greg shares the real pressure pastors feel on Easter Sunday—then pivots to the only thing that matters: Jesus. From the cross where Pilate wrote “Jesus of Nazareth the King of the Jews” to the many names Scripture gives Him—Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Healer, Deliverer, and King of Kings—Pastor Greg reminds us why we simply call Him Jesus.

In this powerful message, “Something Is Coming,” discover how a 500-year-old prophecy from Zechariah was perfectly fulfilled when Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey. If you've received a promise from God but now feel stuck in a season of waiting and silence, this is your reminder: you didn't miss it. God's word will not return void. Something is coming.

When life feels delayed and the promise feels distant, it's easy to wonder if God has forgotten. In this encouraging message, Yahweh Remembers, we're reminded that even in exile, waiting, and unanswered questions, God is still faithful to His word. He has not forgotten you.

Episode 300!In this episode, Rev. David Trammell stresses the importance of our Heritage.

A simple reminder of the only fact that matters in life: Jesus loves you.He has not and will not change His mind.

This episode reminds us that even when life doesn't make sense, God's peace is enough to carry us through. Jesus sees your storm, feels your struggle, and guards your steps. You may not get answers—but His peace will steady you until the calm comes.

With Episode 297 Rev. Mike Trammell delivers his heart with his message, Don't Throw Out the Stew!

Uncle Sam pointed and said “I want YOU.” Jesus is pointing today and saying the same. Step up — the harvest is ready, the vision is huge, and it happens through YOU.A Church Worth the Drive starts with people worth the call.Point at yourself: Yes, YOU.

Stop settling for spiritual Captain D's. Get hungry for the real thing — and you WILL be filled.

In this inspiring episode, "When Life Hits Hard," Pastor Gregory Hooker draws parallels from the Kansas City Chiefs' rollercoaster seasons and Patrick Mahomes' setback to David's trials in Psalm 34. Learn how praise, faith, and resilience can turn seasons of pain into triumph—because it's never time to quit.

In this episode of the Bethel of Arnold podcast, Pastor Gregory Hooker advances the "Journey Checklist" series with Part 3: Expectation and Excitement. Drawing from Psalm 122 and Luke 3:15, he declares every church service—especially Wednesday nights—should be treated as a full-blown event: hungry, expectant, ready for the Spirit to fall, shouts, miracles, and no routine motions.

In this episode of the Bethel of Arnold podcast, Pastor Gregory Hooker preaches To Make Full, a powerful message on being filled with the Holy Ghost for revelation, prophecy, and boldness. Drawing from Acts 2:1-4 and 4:31-32, he declares God's plan to cram us full—complete in Christ (Colossians 2:8-10), with no room for fear or doubt.

In this episode of the Bethel of Arnold podcast, Pastor Gregory Hooker delivers Journey Checklist: Pt. 2 – Culture of Christ. Anchored in Matthew 28:18-20, he revisits the forgetting curve (50% of info lost in 20-60 minutes, 70-80% in 24 hours) to reinforce the vision: Bethel of Arnold – A Church Worth the Drive – uniting every background in Jesus.

In this episode of the Bethel of Arnold podcast, Pastor Gregory Hooker launches the "Journey Checklist" series with Part 1: Go Make Disciples. Drawing from Matthew 16:18-19 and the Great Commission in Matthew 28:18-20, he reminds listeners that Jesus builds His church—we're called to make disciples of all nations.

Vision Sunday for 2026 and BEYOND!

Psychology Today tells us that grit is a construct that is said to summon both passion and perseverance in the service of a long-term goal. Living for God takes GRIT.

A journey, by definition, is the act of traveling from one place to another. The Cambridge Dictionary adds this little part, especially in a vehicle.It is a journey to get from HERE to THERE.

2025 is not a leap year, so it has 365 days. That calculates to 525,600 minutes, and 31,536,000 seconds. As Wednesday night 11:59 PM turns to Thursday 12 AM, we will say That's a Wrap on 2025.Another year will have passed.

Do you remember Bumble? How does Bumble go from the antagonist to the one helping Hermie? At some point, he was made to "Open up and say...AH!"

Do you know the Grinch's actual name? Or was his entire identity wrapped up in what he did?Stink. Stank. Stunk.

Ever felt like a misfit? During this Christmas season, we learn a few things from those toys on the Island of Misfit Toys.

How are we told to approach the throne? This message helps us understand why.

This message reminds us, we are not alone on this road we are walking.

Like Israel, there are times we need to restore the temple back to it's original purpose.

Have you ever heard the phrase, a watched pot never boils? It is meant to convey, when you impatiently wait for something to happen, time seems to pass much more slowly.Does anyone actually like to wait?

The average American's Thanksgiving dinner caloric intake is 2,092 calories, with 14% planning to eat over 3,000 calories and 4% planning to eat over 5,000 calories this year.Anybody else want to make room for more?

What will it take to experience Pentecost Every Day?

Have you ever wondered, or even asked the question, What do I have to be thankful for?

Did you know God rejoices over you? What about the fact that God sings over you?

Even the smallest, what we may consider insignificant part of our life, God is interested in and wants to be a part of.

Historians described Patmos as a small, rocky, and rugged island in the Aegean Sea. It was a place of banishment for criminals. A place of isolation. From this desolate location, John received divine visions and wrote the Book of Revelation.

If there is ever a time that the church has to be prepared, it is now. God is not coming back for a church, a body of believers that are not ready.We must make our calling and election sure

In the middle of your wilderness, there is a river that flows.

There is no measuring the greatness of God. He is Alpha, Omega, the beginning and ending. He is Almighty.

What happens when we really give God our all? All of our needs, hurts, dreams, worship, praise...

The Unjust Judge, feared neither God nor man, but a persistent woman wore him out.

There are days, that even living for God takes work. So do not be discouraged, weariness is not weakness.

Yesterday was fun, but it's gone. Tomorrow has promise, but it isn't here yet. So, there's no time like the present.