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Beltway Weekend Services (Audio)
by Beltway Park Church
Weekly messages from Beltway Park Church in Abilene, Texas. Hear the good news of Jesus from Pastor David McQueen and featured guest speakers.
Episodes
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Where He Leads
We all face valleys: conflict, failure, grief, fear, and circumstances we never expected. When life feels uncertain, our natural response can be to grab for control. But underneath that desire is often a deeper lie: If I don’t stay in control, everything will fall apart. Psalm 23 gives us a...
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The Lies We Live With
We can become really good at hiding, managing what others see and even explaining things away to ourselves. But hiding rarely leads to healing. In John 4, Jesus meets a woman who had reasons to hide, yet He already knew her whole story and still moved toward her. Jesus offers both grace and…
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Two Kingdoms
We live in the middle of a spiritual battle between two kingdoms: the kingdom of darkness and the Kingdom of God. As Jennie Allen reminds us, these kingdoms are opposed, but they are not equal. Jesus has already won the decisive victory over darkness! Through Him, we have been rescued and brought...
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Battle For Truth
Lies rarely announce themselves as lies. They often sound reasonable, feel true, and may have been part of our thinking for so long that we no longer question them. But what we believe matters because the lies we believe shape the lives we live. Jesus invites us to look beneath the “cracks” we…
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Press On
Following Jesus is a lifelong journey of growth. None of us has arrived, and God does not expect us to have everything figured out. But He loves us too much to leave us where we are. Paul reminds us that spiritual maturity includes recognizing our need to grow, letting go of what is behind us…
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Built to Worship
We often think of worship as the songs we sing at church, but worship is much bigger than music. Worship is about what has our attention, affection, trust, and obedience. Something will always sit on the “throne” of our lives. Romans 12 reminds us that because of God’s mercy and all He has done…
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Built to Serve
God didn't just save us from something; He saved us for something. Scripture describes the church as a body with many different parts, and every part matters. God has given each believer gifts, abilities, and opportunities to serve others. Our role may not always be visible, but visibility does…
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Built to Belong
God never intended for us to follow Jesus alone. We were built to belong. In Acts 2, the early believers didn’t simply attend church together, they shared life together. They learned, prayed, ate, celebrated, gave, and cared for one another. This kind of community takes more than being in the…
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Put on the Armor
Do you feel like you’re constantly struggling to handle the weight of tomorrow? In this powerful message, David McQueen delivers a surprising truth: none of us actually have what we need to face the possibilities of the future on our own—and that is actually great news. Drawing from the biblical...
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Walking Wisely
Want to walk wisely? This week Geoffrey explains that we are constantly being shaped by our daily influences, such as media and politics, and must be intentional to avoid drifting away from a purposeful path. By embracing their identity as children of God, individuals can move from darkness to...
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Love Your Neighbor
What does it really mean to love your neighbor? When Jesus was asked to name the greatest commandment, His answer was simple: Love God. Love your neighbor. But this kind of love isn't just about being nice; it's a supernatural love made possible by the Holy Spirit. In this message from our A…
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Through a Renewed Mind
What if the life Jesus offers is better than what's considered "normal"? In this message from Ephesians 4:17–24, we discover that following Jesus means putting off old ways of thinking, renewing our minds with His truth, and embracing the abundant life He promises. As our culture defines truth on...
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Grow Up
In this message, Pastor David McQueen explores the transition in the book of Ephesians from understanding the grace of the gospel to the practical call for believers to "grow up" and mature in their faith. While the commands found in scripture are rooted in God’s love and designed for our…
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Be Strong
True spiritual strength is contrasted with "ego lifting," which is the hollow pursuit of appearing strong to others without putting in the necessary inner work,. This genuine strength is essential for believers to stand firm during the "day of evil," described as strategic, heightened moments of...
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Unity
In the fourth week of the "Better Life" series, Geoffrey Turner explores the profound truth that "because of Jesus, we belong to God and we belong to one another". Rooted in Ephesians 2:11-22, the message emphasizes that while the world creates walls of exclusion based on politics, race, and...
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Open Your Eyes
Guest Speaker Jake Mills, Lead Pastor of New Life Church in Ohio, uses the story of his son’s “lazy eye” to illustrate how many believers navigate life with unseen spiritual blind spots. Drawing from Paul’s prayer in Ephesians 1, Mills explains that what Christians need most is not more...
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A Bigger Story
We discover that true purpose is found by shifting from building our own small kingdoms to participating in God’s grand, eternal story. While many of us feel a sense of emptiness chasing temporary achievements like career or wealth, Ephesians 1:7-14 reveals we were created to be part of God’s...
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Guest Speaker: Eitan Shishkoff
Join us as ministry partner Eitan Shishkoff shares a powerful message shaped by more than three decades of ministry in Israel. After coming to faith in 1972, Eitan and his wife, Connie, followed God's call to Israel, where they founded Tents of Mercy Congregation and have helped plant and support...
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Identity
Join us as we kick off a new sermon series on the book of Ephesians titled "A Better Life," exploring the vital importance of finding our identity in Christ rather than in fragile earthly things like success, politics, or people-pleasing. In this message, Geoffrey shares his own transparent...
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Spirit Led
Over the last several weeks, we’ve talked about emotions like anger, shame, fear, grief, and joy. Emotions are real, and they matter, but they were never meant to control our lives. In Galatians 5, Paul reminds us that there is a battle happening inside each of us between our flesh and the…
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Joy
Joy is more than feeling happy when life is going well. Happiness often depends on what is happening around us, but biblical joy is rooted in something deeper. In John 15, Jesus teaches that joy grows when we stay connected to Him. He is the vine, and we are the branches. Apart from Him, we…
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Shame Off You
Shame is different from guilt. Guilt says, “I did something wrong.” Shame says, “Something is wrong with me.” Shame can come from our own choices, but it can also come from painful things done to us or spoken over us. In Luke 8, a woman who had been sick and isolated for twelve years reached out…
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Practice These Things
Worry and anxiety have become normal parts of life for many people. We often feel pressure about money, family, the future, work, and relationships. But in Philippians 4, Paul reminds us that peace is not found by ignoring problems or pretending everything is fine. Peace grows as we practice our...
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Guest Speaker: Terrence Mullings
We are blessed to welcome Terrence Mullings to Beltway Park. Terrence is the lead pastor at History Makers Church, one of our church plant partners in Florida.
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Hope in the Hurt
Grief is something we all face. It can come from loss, disappointment, or pain we didn't expect. In this week's message we see that even in deep grief, God is still present and at work. Lamentations 3 shows us a man surrounded by destruction and loss, yet he chooses to remember who God is. His…
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Anger Problems
This week we looked at anger in a new way. Instead of asking, "How do I get rid of anger?" we asked, "What do I do with it?" Jesus Himself felt anger, but He never sinned. That shows us anger is not the problem; how we respond to it is. The Bible tells us to “be angry and do not sin,” which means...
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We Feel Because God Feels
This week we learned something that may surprise us...God feels. He is not distant, cold, or emotionless. Scripture shows us a God who delights, grieves, loves, and even feels anger. Because we are made in His image, our emotions are not a flaw, they are part of how we were designed. However, our...
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Jesus
Easter reminds us that the story didn’t end at the cross. It continued with an empty tomb. For the early followers of Jesus, everything felt lost. Hope seemed gone, and they were left wondering, Is this it? But then Jesus rose from the dead, proving that God’s power is greater than sin, fear, and...
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Peter
Peter's story reminds us that failure is something we all face, but it doesn't have to define us. Peter loved Jesus deeply, yet in a moment of fear, he denied even knowing Him. Still, Jesus didn’t walk away from Peter. Instead, He pursued him, restored him, and called him back into purpose. The...
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Guest Speaker: Beth Guckenberger
We are blessed to welcome our friend Beth Guckenberger to Beltway Park. Beth is Co-Executive Director for Back2Back Ministries, which is an international Christian non-profit dedicated to meeting the spiritual, physical, educational, emotional, and social needs of vulnerable children and families...
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Mary of Bethany
In Mark 14 we meet Mary of Bethany, a women who clearly understood something many other missed. Just days before Jesus went to the cross, Mary poured out a jar of expensive perfume on Him worth about a year's wages. To many people in the room, it looked wasteful and extravagant. But Jesus…
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Lazarus
The story of Lazarus in John 11 reminds us that Jesus has power over death and brokenness. Lazarus had been dead for four days when Jesus called him out of the tomb. This miracle points forward to Easter and shows us something important about the life Jesus offers. Jesus doesn’t just give life…
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John The Baptist
John the Baptist was a regular person with a clear purpose: point people to Jesus. In a dark and broken world, he didn’t try to blend in, rather he lived boldly so others could see the light of Christ. His life reminds us that following Jesus isn’t just about what we believe, but how we live. God...
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God is Faithful to Israel
God's faithfulness is not just something He shows in moments, it is part of who He is. This week's message reminds us that God keeps His promises across generations, even when the circumstances are complicated or confusing. In Romans 11, we see that God has not abandoned Israel. Instead, He is...
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God is Faithful
Life has seasons where we clearly see God move, and seasons where we wonder what He is doing. This week’s message reminds us that God’s faithfulness does not change based on our feelings, timing, or understanding. In Joshua 21, we see God fulfill a promise He made over 600 years earlier. Not one...
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God is All Knowing
Life often feels uncertain and overwhelming. Anxiety can rise when we feel like we don’t know what’s coming next or how things will work out. This week’s message reminds us of a powerful truth: God knows, and we can trust Him. Psalm 139 shows us that God doesn’t just know facts about the world…
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God is Lion and The Lamb
Life can feel like it's spinning…overwhelming, confusing, and hard to stay steady. In Revelation 5, God gives John a vision to help believers stop living disoriented and afraid. John sees a throne (God is still in control), a sealed scroll (the world is broken and needs to be redeemed), and then...
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God is King of Kings
This week we see God not only as Savior and Helper, but as King of Kings, the One with the highest authority and the final word. In Revelation 19, Jesus is pictured as a victorious King who rules with power, truth, and justice. When life feels confusing, unfair, or out of control, it’s easy to...
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God is Holy
When we think about God, the first word many people choose is “love.” And God is love. But the Bible’s most repeated description of God is holy; so holy that heaven declares, “Holy, holy, holy” (Revelation 4:8). Holy means set apart, totally different, like no one else. God is not just a better...
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December 28: Online Service
This week we reflect on the church’s major achievements throughout 2025, including significant charitable contributions and the expansion of international ministry partnerships. Pastor Geoffrey Turner emphasizes that these successes were made possible by intentional stewardship, prompting a…
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Made For More
We often ask, “What am I made of?” focusing on our strengths, weaknesses, and abilities. But a deeper and more freeing question is, “What am I made for?” Scripture shows us that we were not created to be the main character of our story, but to reflect the glory of God. Like a mirror, our power...
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Miraculous Provision
Pastor Geoffrey addresses the struggle of unmet expectations, illustrating how our disappointments can be an open door to something better through God's perfect provision. He shares personal anecdotes about a plumbing crisis in his 1926 home and an unexpected financial gift from an elder to...
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Jesus Through Me
Christmas is not only about what Jesus did for us by coming to earth - it's also about what He wants to do through us. God often chooses ordinary, unknown people to carry His extraordinary message. Zechariah and Elizabeth, Mary and Joseph, and even the shepherds were not famous or powerful, yet…
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Miraculous Timing
God’s timing often feels confusing to us, especially when we are waiting on something important like healing, a job, a relationship, or a breakthrough. We live in an instant world, but the Christmas story reminds us that God is never rushed and never late. Jesus came “in the fullness of time”...
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The Spirit of Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving reminds us that followers of Jesus are called to live with joy, peace, and hope, but many of us struggle to do that. One big reason is that we treat complaining like it's no big deal. Scripture says otherwise. Paul tells us to "do everything without complaining or arguing"…
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Lead Us and Deliver Us
Jesus ends the Lord’s Prayer with a humble request: “And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil” (Matthew 6:13). These words admit a simple truth…we are not strong enough on our own. Temptation comes from our flesh and from a real enemy who wants to steal, kill, and destroy (1…
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Forgive
Forgiveness is central to the Christian life. Jesus teaches us to pray, “Forgive us our sins, as we forgive those who sin against us” (Matthew 6:12). Sin weighs us down like a heavy vest, making life harder, heavier, and more exhausting than God intends. Confession brings freedom. When we bring…
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Daily Bread
The practice of prayer is essential to a vibrant faith. Jesus teaches us to pray, “Give us today our daily bread” (Matthew 6:11). That short line is about more than food. It is an invitation to trust God each day with our real needs…physical, emotional, and spiritual. In the Lord’s Prayer, we…
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Our Father
Prayer is hard because prayer really matters. When Jesus taught His disciples to pray, He started with two simple words: “Our Father” (Matthew 6:9). That opening changes everything. Prayer isn’t trying to impress God with perfect words. It’s coming to a loving Father who knows us, wants us, and...
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Run Wild
For the past eight weeks, we’ve learned what it means to chase the Wild Goose—the Holy Spirit—and to break free from the cages that hold us back: responsibility, routine, assumptions, guilt, failure, and fear. This final week is an invitation to run wild; to live fully alive in Christ and run the...
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Weekly messages from Beltway Park Church in Abilene, Texas. Hear the good news of Jesus from Pastor David McQueen and featured guest speakers.
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