Viewing: Exodus Belmont
Serving Jesus in Belmont, NC
by Brian Lowe
“That’s too much!” It was all I could think to say. And, it was true.
My girlfriend (now wife) and her family had surprised me with a present for my birthday – a Mel Blanc Lithograph that hangs in my office today.
The picture wasn’t priceless, but it was pricey, and I had wanted one for a long time.... Read More →
by Brittany Beckham
JOHN 21:15-23
During my freshman year of college, I took a New Testament class. My professor began the first class by talking about following Jesus and the joys that come with it. He ended his discussion by saying, “If it costs, then it costs.”
Looking back, I can’t remember my professor’s name or much about his class, but that one phrase has stuck with me for 10 years.
by Joy La Prade
Exodus Church is home to many young families with growing children. As a church, we want to help our families as they guide their children to develop a personal faith and relationship with Christ.
We’ve talked to the parents of five children recently baptized at Exodus to get their recommendations for resources that have helped them as a family to grow in Bible knowledge.... Read More →
by Alex Kneen
JOHN 20:24-29
I find accounts of the resurrection to be delightfully funny. In Luke, we read that even when Jesus appeared to the disciples, they did not believe for joy. I imagine them all speechless, mouths agape, looking at and touching him and still unable to grasp the fact that the one they had seen breathe his last now stood before them eating fish.
by Derick Henderson
John 20:1-18
Can it really be that our lives depend on whether a certain dead man rose to life thousands of years ago? John tells us he wrote down accounts of Jesus’ life that we might believe Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and, by believing, have life in his name (John 20:31).
John’s most astounding account begins before dawn on the first day of the week when a woman found an empty tomb.... Read More →
by Joy La Prade
For parents who are new to our gathering, new to the faith, or who have not yet had one of their children baptized, these baptisms may have raised questions, such as: