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The World’s Freest Slave
This month marks the 30th Anniversary of Pastor Doug and Jill Scalise following God’s call to ministry to Brewster Baptist Church. To celebrate, we are having ONE combined service at 10:00 a.m. We welcome Rev. Greg Scalise to preach about the life Jesus gives that frees us to serve and…
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God’s Glory
In God’s Glory, part of the series Six Things About God That Don’t Change, we are reminded that God alone is worthy of our highest honor and wholehearted worship. In Malachi 1:6 – 2:2, God challenges His priests—and us—to stop offering half-hearted devotion and instead give Him our very best.…
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God’s Love
In God’s Love, part of the series Six Things About God That Don’t Change, we are reminded that God’s love is steadfast and unchanging—even when we doubt, struggle, or turn away. Through Malachi 1:1–5, we see that God’s love is based on His promise, not our performance, and it continues…
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Can You See What God Is Doing?
In Can You See What God Is Doing? from Isaiah 43:18–21, we are reminded that God calls us to release the past so we can recognize the “new thing” He is doing. Just as God provided water in the wilderness, He brings refreshment and hope in our dry and difficult…
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The Generous Life
In this final message of our Leave Something Beautiful Behind series, Pastor David Pranga explores what it means to live The Generous Life from 2 Corinthians 8:1–7. Using the example of the Macedonian church, he reminds us that generosity begins with God’s grace, flows from a willing heart, and is…
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Overwhelmed
We have so much coming at us all the time. We have information to process, relationships to maintain, and problems to overcome, and that is often all before breakfast! We have more coming at us than ever before, and it is a huge problem. We are overwhelmed. Something needs to…
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Care Deeply: Loving God’s Creation
This week, as we continue our series, “Leave Something Beautiful Behind,” Pastor Doug has asked Leadership Council member Ben Gregson to join him in sharing from Psalms and Isaiah about how we can “Care Deeply: Loving God’s Creation.” We hope you will bring a friend and join us for this…
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Step In: Use Your Gifts to Make a Difference
This week, as we continue in week 2 of our series, “Leave Something Beautiful Behind,” Pastor Joe Greemore will be sharing about his sabbatical as well as from Romans 12, which says, “Love must be sincere. Hate what is evil; cling to what is good,” with a message entitled, “Step…
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Slow Down, You Move Too Fast
In this first message of the Leave Something Beautiful Behind series, Pastor Doug Scalise invites us to rediscover the power of Sabbath rest in a fast-paced world. Drawing from Psalm 46 and the reminder to “Be still and know that I am God,” the sermon explores the value of slowing…
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Let It Be A Hallelujah
This will be a special Sunday at BBC as we welcome the leader of our ABCUSA denomination, General Secretary Rev. Dr. Gina Jacobs-Strain, to our church. She will be our preacher, sharing with us from Paul’s Letter to the Romans. We will also take a look back at our baptisms…
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The Power of Shared Meals: Broiled Fish and Broken Fear
This week is the final one in our Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner series about meals Jesus shared with tax collectors, friends, Pharisees, and followers. On Sunday, we’ll hear about the climactic meal Jesus shared with the apostles and their companions. It’s not the Last Supper, which is familiar to…
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When Jesus Invited Himself to Dinner
Have you ever invited yourself to the home of someone you just met? Most of us haven’t. Can you imagine inviting yourself to the home of someone who had a bad reputation in the community and was unpopular and even despised? This week’s message is about a man named Zacchaeus,…
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