“Friend Day” is coming to BCC on Sunday, November 7! Studies show that the majority of the followers of Jesus never invite anyone to church. Yet, Jesus commanded us to go and tell others the Good News of His love,
We are back in our study of 1 Corinthians 12-14 this morning. My mind and my heart are being saturated, not just with the study of the gifts that God has given to His people, the Church, but thinking about
We will pick up this morning where we left off in our study of 1 Corinthians 12-14. The brothers and sisters in Corinth were constantly in turmoil and they wrote to Paul to ask him for help about various issues
Have you ever had the opportunity to listen to a symphony orchestra? It is an amazing experience to watch and listen to 25, 50, or even 100 musicians all playing their own individual instruments, but producing sounds that compliment one
This is our third week taking a look at what Paul wrote to the brothers and sisters in Corinth about the Lord’s Supper and how they had lost sight of the significance of celebrating the Lord’s Supper together. As a
Memories are such an important part of life. In America and around the world people have always memorialized those who were important to them, those who made a difference in their lives or in the lives of their community or
For the next two weeks we are going to spend our time taking a look at 1 Corinthians 11:17-34. This entire section of Paul’s letter to the brothers and sisters in Corinth has to do with Communion, the celebration of
Distractions are everywhere. I bet you saw people who were distracted while you were driving to church this morning. On Wednesday of this past week I was second in line at a stop light, in the turn lane ready to
In 1951, the Yale Divinity School professor, H. Richard Niebuhr, published his classic work, Christ & Culture. The book is still required reading in many seminaries today. In his book, Dr. Niebuhr discusses five ways that Christians have understood their
Each and every one of us have relationships with other people. Inherent in every meaningful, significant relationship whether it be a spouse, children, co-worker, boss, employees, teammates, friend, or neighbor is conflict and disagreement. If a relationship grows and deepens,
