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Experience God's Love and Power at Bethel Gospel Mission Int'l
We're a community of believers dedicated to serving God and others.
About Bethel Gospel Mission Int'l
About Us
Our Leadership
Hierarchy
Bethel Gospel Mission Int'l Exists to Glorify God and Advance His Kingdom.
Commissioned to Preach True Righteousness and To Heal the Sick.
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Our message is on the Person and mission of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ is the foundation and the chief cornerstone; on Him, the Church and our message stand. No one can
Bethel Gospel Mission Int'l Exists to Glorify God and Advance His Kingdom.
Commissioned to Preach True Righteousness and To Heal the Sick.
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Our message is on the Person and mission of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ is the foundation and the chief cornerstone; on Him, the Church and our message stand. No one can lay any foundation other than what has already been laid, which is Jesus Christ (1 Corinthians 3:11). We are ministers of the Word, sent to preach the Word of truth that brings salvation, healing, deliverance, and sanctification.
The Church is also known as the "HOUSE OF PRAYER" for all nations, a nurturing environment where you can grow in your faith and experience the transformative and healing power of God through prayer for individual needs, nations, and global issues. Come and experience the power of unified prayer and the joy of fellowship in the Holy Spirit.
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Hierarchy
Our Leadership
Hierarchy
We have a HIERARCHY for the sake of orderliness in the Church (I Cor. 14:40 & Titus 1:5).
The hierarchy shows the relationships and reporting lines between different positions, departments, and levels of authority within the organization. It helps stakeholders understand how the Church is structured and how different parts of the organization interact with each other.
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Our Leadership
Our Leadership
Our Leadership
Our Church is led by a team of dedicated pastors and spirit-filled leaders who are committed to serving the Lord and our congregation in righteousness, and conducting themselves in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ (Phil. 1:27).
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Pastor Kehinde and Mary JOB
(Founders & Presiding Pastors)
OUR FOUR CARDINAL DOCTRINES
INTRODUCTION
In this Commission, there are four cardinal doctrines that serve as the fundamental teachings and principles of the Church. These core doctrines form the basis of our teachings, beliefs, and practices, providing a solid foundation for our faith and action. The term "doctrines" here refers to the instructions and teachings that are central and essential to the Church's life. These four fundamental doctrines will be integrated into all aspects of the Church's life, including our teachings, practices, and outreach. As the Bible says, "Take heed to yourself and to the doctrine. Continue in them, for in doing this you will save both yourself and those who hear you” (1 Timothy 4:16).
The four cardinal doctrines of the Church are:
- The Doctrine of the Word of God
- The Doctrine of Prayer
- The Doctrine of Righteousness
- The Doctrine of Divine Healing
The Doctrine of the WORD OF GOD
The Doctrine of the WORD OF GOD
The Doctrine of the WORD OF GOD
The Doctrine of the Word of God
The doctrine of the Word of God emphasizes the supremacy of God's Word over and above all (Ps 138:2). It refers to the final authority and the preeminence of the Bible in all aspects of life. The power of God’s Word is infinite, with the ability to transform lives, heal, protect, guide, and accomplish God’s purposes (Isa. 55:11 & Matt. 24:35). God's Word is the ultimate truth, guiding principle, and final authority in all matters of life, faith, morality, and conduct (II Tim. 3:15).
In this Commission, the Word of God is supreme, second to none! It’s the cornerstone, the rock, the solid ground, and the sure foundation on which we build our faith, doctrines, and practices. For all our doctrines and teachings stem from and rooted in the Word of God. We are ministers of the Word, commissioned to preach the Word of truth that brings salvation, healing, deliverance, and sanctification (2 Tim. 4:2-5, John 17:17 & Eph. 5:23).
The Doctrine of PRAYER
The Doctrine of the WORD OF GOD
The Doctrine of the WORD OF GOD
The Doctrine of Prayer
The doctrine of prayer in the Bible is extensive and essential, revealing God's desire for personal communication with His people (Matt. 7:7-11). It emphasizes that prayer is a powerful tool for believers to connect with God, seek His guidance, help, blessings, and experience His presence in our lives. This doctrine encourages believers to have faith in the power of God through prayer and to regularly engage in this spiritual practice, individually and collectively as a church, to experience its transformative effects in our lives (Luke 18:1-8).
We believe in the power of God through prayer to heal, uplift, and bring about positive change in our lives and the world around us (James 5:16). Prayer is a privilege and a vital part of our relationship with God, allowing us to seek Him diligently and receive from Him. Bethel Gospel Mission Int’l is a House of Prayer for all nations, and its nature aligns with its name. Thus, we are earnestly committed and dedicated to the ministry of intercessory prayers for individuals, people, the body of Christ, and global issues (Ezekiel 22:30).
The Doctrine of RIGHTEOUSNESS
The Doctrine of DIVINE HEALING
The Doctrine of DIVINE HEALING
The Doctrine of Righteousness
In the Bible, the doctrine of righteousness is a central theme closely connected to God's nature, and associated with living in accordance with God's will and commands. It emphasizes God’s desire for His people to reflect His character and live a life that glorifies His name. The Bible says, the Lord is righteous and He loves righteousness (Ps 11:7). He is the ultimate standard of righteousness, and His actions are always just and fair. As it’s written: "The Lord is righteous in all His ways and faithful in all He does” (Psalm 145:17).Since the fall in the Garden of Eden through disobedience, man is inherently unrighteous (Isa. 64:6 & Rom. 3:23). And man cannot be righteous in the sight of God on his own merits. Thus, man must have God's righteousness imputed or transferred to him.
Obviously, righteousness is synonymous with holiness and godliness. While each carries its unique definition, they share the same essence and can be used interchangeably. For righteousness encompasses and upholds the core principles that define both holiness and godliness. In its deeper spiritual meaning, righteousness is holy and upright living in accordance with God's standard. it could also be described as obeying or walking in all the commandments and ordinances of the Lord blamelessly (Luke 1:6).
True Righteousness
True righteousness is the righteousness of Christ living out and practicing in everyday life. Certainly, righteousness imputed or credited to our account must be tangibly expressed through our deeds and way of life, manifesting in true righteousness and holiness (Eph. 4:21-24). The inner transformation wrought by Christ must yield visible fruit, testifying to our changed hearts. God demands evidence of our repentance, requiring fruit that harmonises with our professed faith (Luke 3:8). Thus, as we surrender to the new life implanted within us, it will inevitably yield a radical transformation in our character and lifestyle, embodying the true righteousness that every true believer is called to exemplify. By His grace, we are committed to a life of purity and righteousness.
The Doctrine of DIVINE HEALING
The Doctrine of DIVINE HEALING
The Doctrine of DIVINE HEALING
The Doctrine of Divine Healing
We believe in the power of God in the area of divine healing. God is the Great Physician, the LORD who heals us (Exodus 15:26). He is the Omnipotent God, the Creator, and His knowledge of the human soul, mind, and body is absolute. He has made provision for every need in the lives of human beings, and this provision includes healing of the physical body (Ps 103:2-5 & 3 John 2).
The biblical doctrine of divine healing emphasizes that sickness and disease are not from God, for they are not part of God's original plan for humanity (Genesis 1:31). It was our fore parents' disobedience that brought terrible consequences for everyone; disease, pain, and death entered the world when Adam and Eve sinned. However, with the curse that followed sin, God gave a promise of redemption (Genesis 3:15; Rom. 6:23, and Galatians 3:16). Certainly, divine healing is available for us today. Christ's healing ministry did not end with His earthly life; it continues as part of His work in the Church today. He commissioned the Church to continue the works in His name (John 14:12 & Mark 16:17).
Along with paying the penalty for our sins, Jesus provided for our healing at an infinite cost. The prophet Isaiah describes the sufferings of Christ in great detail, saying, “Surely he hath borne [lifted or taken away] our griefs, and carried our sorrows: yet we did esteem him stricken, smitten of God, and afflicted” (Isaiah 53:4; Matt. 8:16-17, and 1Pet. 2:24).
From Genesis to Revelation, God has shown His supernatural power, and His Word states repeatedly that He does not and will not change (Malachi 3:6 & Heb. 13:8). He made our bodies, and He is well able to mend and restore them. No form of illness or disease exists that He cannot heal, for “the things which are impossible with men are possible with God” (Luke 18:27). He is still a God of miracles. His power to heal is still the same today as it was when He walked this earth—it spans all of time, from the dawn of creation until this very day. Thank God, we can be assured that divine healing is still available today.
The Lord has called and sent us to preach the gospel and TO HEAL THE SICK, commissioning us to:
• Pray for the sick and see them restored to health.
• Minister physical healing through the laying on of hands, prayer, anointing oil, and spiritual gifts.
• Bring restoration to those afflicted physically or spiritually.
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The expanded version of these four cardinal doctrines can be found in the Church’s Sunday School Manual for Workers In-Training.
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This is Bethel GMI!
Exists to Glorify God and Advance His Kingdom.
Commissioned to Preach True Righteousness and to Heal the Sick.