Dennis Belov
Deacon
Dennis and Cassie
Dennis and Cassie
What is your favorite food?
Scalloped potatoes, fish tacos, curries, chili
What are your hobbies?
Carpentry, biking, pickleball, surfing, swimming, racquetball, cooking, hiking, traveling, disc golf
Scalloped potatoes, fish tacos, curries, chili
What are your hobbies?
Carpentry, biking, pickleball, surfing, swimming, racquetball, cooking, hiking, traveling, disc golf
What is your short testimony?
I came to faith and was also baptized when I was ~13 years old. I had the holy spirit in me since that young age, but the very secular world around me pulled at me and did not make it easy to live a fruitful life. I was in this tension until sophomore year of college when I attended a conference in Atlanta, GA with thousands of other young believers that opened my eyes to Jesus being much more than my personal savior and the holy spirit as my nagging conscience. During that conference I also evaluated the lack of fruit in my walk with Christ, so I repented and committed to walking intentionally with Jesus. The fruits of this continued walk manifest today as engaging in intentional conversation and relationships in the communities God has put me in, raising 3 kiddos up in the word, loving and serving my wife, and engaging in an active relationship with God.
What is your hope for Eternal Church?
That we can teach and encourage one another to be like trees planted by living water, bearing fruit in all seasons of our lives, which will draw others to the good news of Jesus's resurrection and second coming.
I came to faith and was also baptized when I was ~13 years old. I had the holy spirit in me since that young age, but the very secular world around me pulled at me and did not make it easy to live a fruitful life. I was in this tension until sophomore year of college when I attended a conference in Atlanta, GA with thousands of other young believers that opened my eyes to Jesus being much more than my personal savior and the holy spirit as my nagging conscience. During that conference I also evaluated the lack of fruit in my walk with Christ, so I repented and committed to walking intentionally with Jesus. The fruits of this continued walk manifest today as engaging in intentional conversation and relationships in the communities God has put me in, raising 3 kiddos up in the word, loving and serving my wife, and engaging in an active relationship with God.
What is your hope for Eternal Church?
That we can teach and encourage one another to be like trees planted by living water, bearing fruit in all seasons of our lives, which will draw others to the good news of Jesus's resurrection and second coming.