Monthly Archives: July 2008
Welcome to the Planet!
Parker James Simons
Hi Everyone, Josh and Jenny Simons welcomed their little boy, Parker James Simons, into their family on Tuesday of this week. Parker weighed in at 7 lbs 9 oz, and was 20 inches long. He is a rock and the … Continue reading
Camp Barnabas…Here We Come!
Hi Everyone, I want to ask you to pray for Ryan Fisher, our new Youth Pastor, as he leads a group of folks from our church to Camp Barnabas on Wednesday of this week. Roxi Thomason, Amanda Curtis, and Preston … Continue reading
One Act Can Make a World of Difference
Romans 5:12-21
Today we are going to turn our attention to one of the most difficult sections of God’s Word. Many Bible commentators throughout the ages have said that these ten verses of Romans are the most complex and enigmatic verses in … Continue reading
Teach Them To Serve
Mark 10:35-45
We’ve had a wonderful week in Vacation Bible School. I want to thank Dana Stevenson and her wonderful crew of volunteers who have made this week so special for so many kids. Our theme this week has been “God’s Big … Continue reading
Welcome Our New Youth Pastor
Ryan Fisher
Hi Everyone, I am so excited to let you know that we have a new Youth Pastor! Ryan Fisher has been attending BCC for over one year and many of us got to know Ryan better on our recent trip … Continue reading
Welcome New Members
Hi Everyone, I wanted to take a moment to introduce you to the newest members of Britton Christian Church. Sunday morning we were so thrilled to welcome Richard Hicks (not pictured), Herman and Marsha Green along with their daughter, Gladys, … Continue reading
“But Wait, That’s Not All!”
Romans 5:9-11
I want to begin our study today by playing a little game. I call the game, “If! Then?” It’s not so much of a game as it is a quiz. I’ll begin by making a statement followed by a related … Continue reading
The Contrast
Romans 5:6-8
You are all familiar with “contrasts.” A contrast is a tool used to compare, to highlight differences. Dictionary.com defines contrast as: 1. to compare in order to show unlikeness or differences; note the opposite natures, purposes, etc. 2. a person … Continue reading
