Messages from Brewster Baptist
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It All Belongs to God
Jesus frequently speaks about money and material possessions and whether we use them faithfully, honestly, and generously, or unfaithfully, dishonestly, and selfishly. What Jesus says is just as relevant as when he first spoke these words. Click to listen: Click this link to get a printable version: It…
Click to go to this sermon...Called to Be Saints
Living as saints isn’t easy. It takes courage to try and be a saint. But… We don’t want to wait until we are moments from death to see the value of God’s invitation to be saints. To be saints begins with a faith founded on and supported by Jesus and…
Click to go to this sermon...Responding to God’s Call in Our Life
We were so blessed to welcome Rev. Ramzy Asfour! This Sunday as we complete the series You Can Make a Difference. (This week there is no text, just video and audio.) Click to listen:
Click to go to this sermon...The Power of Missions to Change Your Life and Your Church
All mission work is contextual and that begins in the church and the community where a church is located. It begins with the individuals God has placed in a church. Click to listen: Click this link to get a printable version: The Power of Missions to Change Your Life…
Click to go to this sermon...God Hears Our Cry
In the Bible and perhaps in many of our lives, God seems to show up more often in the middle of adversity than in prosperity because in times of adversity when we haven’t been able to make it on our own we may be more open to the Lord than…
Click to go to this sermon...Open Your Eyes
It’s easy to visualize the scripture from John 4 as it were unfolding like the opening of a movie. Use your imagination and picture the scene. As Jesus walked through Samaria, he got tired from the exertion and the heat and he sat down by Jacob’s well. A Samaritan woman…
Click to go to this sermon...Living For God and Serving Others
For those of you new or have not been here in a while, we are in a series entitled “You Can Make A Difference!” There are a variety of ways which we, meaning everyone here, can contribute and make a difference to God’s work in the church, the community, and…
Click to go to this sermon...We Need Each Other to Be Whole
Today we’ll be looking at the portion of 1 Corinthians 12, where Paul describes how the members of the church are as inter-connected as the parts and members of our physical body. How does a human body function? What is the relationship of all its parts? How does each part…
Click to go to this sermon...For the Common Good
The foundation for spiritual gifts about which the Apostle Paul doesn’t want us to be ignorant or uninformed is the belief that God gives to every believer certain gifts that, when used properly, allow the body of Christ to fulfill its role and the individual to develop into the person…
Click to go to this sermon...What Are You Bringing?
Now we turn to the third aspect of a meaningful life of discipleship which is Share. The importance of learning to share is something we’re hopefully taught and understand when we’re quite young… Click to listen: Click this link to get a printable version: What Are You Bringing? Since…
Click to go to this sermon...Growing Into the Personality of Jesus
This Sunday, Rev. Dr. Ernest L. Vermont preaches this final message in our series Living By the Spirit. Proposition: Allow the personality of Jesus to be refined & forged into the mold of YOUR life experience! “Untested faith does not qualify as faith.” –Eugene Peterson Click to listen: Click…
Click to go to this sermon...Let Your Gentleness Be Known to Everyone
“Called to imitate the gentleness of Jesus, we’re far more adept at responding in a reactive, angry, harsh, arrogant, condemning, or judgmental fashion. So many of us are guilty of this, including myself, that I could easily name names… but that wouldn’t be gentle. Gentleness is the quality of being…
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