Bethesda Gospel Hall

The Lord tells Noah to build an ark to provide a way of salvation from the coming flood. We learn how that the Lord Jesus Christ is God's ark of salvation for us today.

The presidents get Daniel in trouble with King Darius and he is put in the den of lions. We learn about how only God was able to save Daniel, and how only God is able to save us from our sins.

King Belshazzar's feast comes to a standstill when a man's hand appears and writes on the wall. We learn about the importance of having our sins forgiven while there is still opportunity.

King Nebuchadnezzar's dream about a great tree teaches him a lesson in humility. We learn about the need to be thankful to God for all that we have.

The faith of Daniel's three friends is put to the test when King Nebuchadnezzar makes a new law. We learn about trusting God in the midst of trials.

Even though Daniel is taken captive to Babylon, the Lord is still with him. He helps King Nebuchadnezzar understand his dream. We learn about turning to God in times of difficulty, and how we know the Bible is the Word of God.

Abraham sends his servant to find a wife for Isaac. We learn about God's love, and the importance of seeking God's will in our lives, and choosing to trust in the Lord Jesus Christ as our Saviour.

Abraham's faith is tested when the Lord asks him to give up something very precious. We learn about sacrifice and substitution.

Lot escapes the destruction of Sodom. We learn about the mercy of God, and the importance of not missing the opportunity of salvation.

Abraham and Lot part ways. Lot gets into trouble, and has to be rescued. We learn about choices and their consequences.

Abram (later Abraham) leaves Haran, and journeys toward the land of Canaan with his wife Sarai (later Sarah) and his nephew Lot in tow.

Judah confesses, Joseph reveals his true identity, and is reconciled with his brothers. We learn about reconciliation and substitution.

Joseph's brothers come to Egypt to buy corn in the time of famine. Joseph hides his identity from them to see whether they are sorry for what they did.

Joseph interprets the dreams of the chief butler and baker, but he is forgotten about until two years later, when Pharaoh has a dream.

Joseph finds himself sold as a slave into Egypt, but the Lord is with him.

Joseph's special coat makes his brothers jealous, so they try to find a way to get rid of him.

We look at the lengths the Lord went to in order that the people of Nineveh might hear the message of salvation, and how the Lord Jesus Christ went to great lengths so we might be saved.

The Lord sends a great fish to swallow up Jonah. We find out that we can't do anything to save ourselves, but that salvation is of the Lord.

A Bible lesson on the character of Jonah. The first chapter deals with Jonah's disobedience in running away from God.

Cain and Abel bring their offerings to the Lord. We learn about the need for our sins to be forgiven, and that there is only one acceptable way for us to come to God.

David keeps a promise to his friend by showing kindness to Mephibosheth.