Are you leading through control, or are you creating a culture of care? It’s a question worth asking in a world full of transactional relationships, power struggles, and self-serving ambition, and the answer lies in the deep spiritual truths of John 10:1–16. In Part 3 of the "Jesus on Leadership" series, Pastor William Sloos contrasts the self-serving leadership of the Pharisees with the heart of Jesus, the Good Shepherd. True Kingdom leadership redefines success not by position, titles, or popularity, but by a sacrificial commitment to know, protect, and genuinely care for people. We encourage you to look beyond earthly status and personal recognition and step into the calling of serving others with a shepherd's heart. If you find yourself exhausted by religious burdens, hurt by controlling environments, or seeking deeper purpose in how you influence others, let this message lead you back to Jesus, the Good Shepherd who knows you by name. John 10:10 reminds us, "The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly." Scripture References: -- John 10:1–16 (Main Passage) -- John 9:1–34 -- Matthew 18:12 -- Isaiah 40:11 Connect with Us: -- Instagram/Facebook: @Bethelottawa -- Website: www.bethel.ca #sermon #williamsloos #cultureofcare #servantleadership #goodshepherd #communionsunday #faith #christianliving #bethelottawa #leadership #jesuschrist

Are you standing with the crowd just to see what Jesus can do for you, or are you ready to daily take up your cross and truly follow Him? It’s a question worth asking in a world full of self-promotion, celebrity culture, and constant distractions, and the answer lies in the deep spiritual truths of Mark 8:27-38. In Part 2 of the series "Jesus on Leadership," Pastor William Sloos challenges us to recognize that true Kingdom leadership requires first becoming an obedient follower. Moving from the crowd to a true follower demands a radical shift: denying ourselves, taking up our cross, and choosing a path of obedience with no turning back. We encourage you to look beyond earthly applause or personal agendas and embrace a life of authentic servanthood that exalts Christ above all. If you find yourself struggling with hypocrisy, fear of surrender, or pursuing your own plans over God's will, let this message lead you back to the transformative power of the Cross. Mark 8:34 reminds us, "Whoever desires to come after Me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow Me." Scripture References: -- Mark 8:27-38 (Main Passage) -- John 6:38 -- Luke 9:62 -- Galatians 2:20 Connect with Us: -- Instagram/Facebook: @Bethelottawa -- Website: www.bethel.ca #sermon #williamsloos #jesusonleadership #followership #servantleadership #communionsunday #faith #christianliving #bethelottawa #discipleship #jesuschrist

Are you striving to climb higher, or are you willing to descend into true Kingdom greatness? It’s a question worth asking in a world full of self-promotion, status-chasing, and social media comparisons, and the answer lies in the deep spiritual truths of Luke 14:1–14. In Part 1 of our series on Kingdom leadership, Pastor William Sloos exposes the hidden strongholds of pride and calls us to embrace radical surrender. True leadership isn't about grasping for position, but laying down our ego and choosing a posture of genuine humility. We encourage you to look beyond earthly praise or temporary recognition and develop a heart that delights in serving others off the stage. If you find yourself consumed by reputation, position, or comparing your path to others, let this message lead you back to the heart of surrender at the altar. Revelation 22:12 reminds us, "And behold, I am coming quickly, and My reward is with Me, to give to every one according to his work." Scripture References: -- Luke 14:1–14 (Main Passage) -- Revelation 22:12 -- 1 Corinthians 15:31 -- 2 Corinthians 10:4–5 Connect with Us: -- Instagram/Facebook: @Bethelottawa -- Website: www.bethel.ca #sermon #williamsloos #humility #servantleadership #surrender #communionsunday #faith #christianliving #bethelottawa #kingdomleadership #jesuschrist

What are you truly seeking when daily anxieties and earthly concerns take over your heart? It’s a question worth asking in a world full of relentless worry and constant material pursuits, and the answer lies in the deep spiritual truths of Matthew 6:25–33. In this message, Pastor Mathios Felmina challenges us to shift from chasing temporary earthly provision to surrendering every area of our lives to the lordship of King Jesus. Seeking the Kingdom isn't merely studying about God—it is inviting His divine rule and authority into our daily decisions, time, and relationships. We encourage you to look beyond temporary anxieties and make the King your absolute first priority, trusting the Father who sacrificed everything for you to care for your future. If you find yourself consumed by worry or seeking God's provision without desiring His authority, let this message lead you back to Jesus, the true Source of life. Matthew 6:33 reminds us, "But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well." Scripture References: -- Matthew 6:25–33 (Main Passage) -- Luke 17:20–21 -- John 5:37–40 -- Matthew 13:44 Connect with Us: -- Instagram/Facebook: @Bethelottawa -- Website: www.bethel.ca #sermon #pastormathios #upsidedownkingdom #kingdomseeking #seekfirst #communionsunday #faith #christianliving #bethelottawa #matthew633 #jesuschrist