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Jesus Lives to Make Intercession for Us
In his message, Jesus Lives to Make Intercession for Us, Pastor Doug Scalise explores Hebrews 7 and the encouraging truth that Jesus is our eternal High Priest. Unlike the priests of the old covenant who were limited by weakness and death, Jesus lives forever and continually intercedes for His people.…
Children and Student Sunday
Join us for Children and Student Sunday as the young people of Brewster Baptist Church lead worship and share how God is at work in their lives. Centered on 1 Timothy 4:12, this special service celebrates the faith, gifts, and leadership of the next generation. Charlie Kautz and Hunter Marshall…
Hope: A Sure and Steadfast Anchor
In his message, Hope — A Sure and Steadfast Anchor, Pastor Doug Scalise explores Hebrews 6:13–20 and the difference between fragile optimism and biblical hope. Using the image of an anchor, Hebrews reminds us that Christian hope is not based on changing circumstances but on God’s unchanging promises, character, and…
Distinguish Good from Evil
In his message, Distinguish Good from Evil, Pastor Doug Scalise explores Hebrews 5:11–6:12 and the urgent call to spiritual maturity and discernment. In a world increasingly confused about truth, morality, and human flourishing, mature believers are called to train their spiritual senses through Scripture, prayer, obedience, and perseverance so they…
A New and Greater High Priest
In his message, A New and Greater High Priest, Pastor Nate Ryan explores Hebrews 4:14–5:10 and the incredible hope Christians have in Jesus as our perfect advocate before God. While human priests and sacrifices could never fully remove sin, Jesus became the sinless and eternal High Priest who stands in…
Are You Ready to Render an Account
In his message, Are You Ready to Render an Account?, Pastor Doug Scalise explores Hebrews 4:1–13 and the sobering reality that every person will one day stand before God fully known and fully accountable. While God graciously offers spiritual rest and salvation through Jesus Christ, Hebrews warns against hardening our…
Exhort One Another
In his sermon, Exhort One Another Every Day, Pastor Doug Scalise explores Hebrews 3 and the importance of encouragement, perseverance, and Christian community. Just as boats drift slowly when untied, believers can gradually drift from God when hearts become hardened and isolated. Hebrews calls us to guard our hearts, encourage…
Pay Attention
In Pay Attention, Pastor David Pranga explores Hebrews 2:1–4 and the subtle but serious danger of spiritual drifting. Using everyday examples, this message reminds us that drifting doesn’t happen suddenly—it happens slowly when we lose focus on Jesus. The warning of Hebrews is clear: we must pay careful attention to…
A Big Vision of Jesus Produces a Strong Faith
In A Big Vision of Jesus Produces a Strong Faith, Pastor Doug Scalise begins a new series in Hebrews by lifting our eyes to see the full greatness of Christ. Hebrews 1 reveals Jesus as God’s final Word, the Creator and Sustainer of the universe, the Savior who purifies sin,…
Rest in Jesus
In this message, Gwyneth Preu, BBC’s Family Ministry Coordinator, reflects on Mark 9:14–29 and what it means to find true rest in Jesus in the midst of life’s chaos. After a mountaintop experience, Jesus meets a desperate father who boldly asks for help, honestly admits his doubts, and ultimately trusts…
The Mountain of Exaltation
In The Mountain of Exaltation, Pastor Doug Scalise reflects on the ascension of Jesus in Acts 1:6–12 as a pivotal moment when one chapter ends, and a new mission begins. Rather than restoring a political kingdom, Jesus sends His followers into the world as Spirit-empowered witnesses to all nations. The…
The Mountain of Resurrection
In The Mountain of Resurrection, Pastor Doug Scalise proclaims the hope of Easter through Matthew 28:16–20, where the risen Jesus meets His disciples and commissions them for a new mission. After a season of fear and loss, the resurrection reveals that hope is restored, and Jesus’ authority brings power, purpose, and…