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Legacy of Grace, Pt. 3
Psalm 34 I am thrilled to take the baton from Jaris and continue our 40th Anniversary Celebration with the Legacy of Grace. We will examine Psalm 34 to see how David passed on the grace given to him by God during the darkest days of his youth to the entire nation of Israel. Through this Psalm, we will learn how to take the grace given to us by God and pass it on to our own and future generations. Let’s…
Legacy Of Grace, Pt. 2
2 Timothy 2:1-7 This Sunday we will continue our “Legacy of Grace” series. In 2 Timothy, we read of Paul’s desire to see that the gospel message would not only be passed down to faithful men, but in turn, those men would tell others. We understand it’s sometimes difficult to share the gospel of grace – It doesn’t come naturally to most and we all fear rejection. Paul gives clear illustrations for us to consider so that we too can…
Legacy Of Grace
Psalm 145:1-7 I never lived close to either set of my grandparents, but when we saw them, it was always a wonderful time. My grandpa on my mom’s side was a musician and would always play for us – what a treat. He was an amazing man. He led music in the church and his willingness to serve others was known throughout the community. There are many things he did that I’ve shared with my kids. I want his life…
The War Within
Every believer knows the pull of an inner battle. Who decides the fight—and where does the power for a changed life really come from? Join us as we open the war within.
Is That All?
Exodus 20:7 We read a passage or a verse and we think we know what it means. We think, “I know that.” But what if our understanding of the verse or passage is correct but not a full understanding? We may be missing something. It might be good to know what a full understanding of the verse or passage means. Join us Sunday as we look at a commonly understood verse and ask the question “Is That All?”
A Quiet Place
This Sunday we have the pleasure of welcoming back a long-serving and now retired missionary of BBC. Dick and Eckie Lynch served with GIAL (Graduate Institute For Applied Linguistics), now Dallas international University, for many years. Recently Dick has retired but is still is actively involved at DIU. He will bring a message entitled “A Quiet Place,” and why it’s so important for a Christian’s life.
Forward In Faith
Joshua 1:1-9 When was the last time you were afraid? Perhaps you experienced a major change in life that left you anxious and apprehensive. This Sunday I will take us through an account of Joshua facing an overwhelming task. God appointed him as the new leader of Israel with the responsibility of leading the nation into the Promised Land. Though Joshua was fearful, God, not only exhorted him to be strong and courageous, but promised that He would with him…
Saved And Sent
Matthew 9:38 This Sunday we welcome Paul Rushing back to BBC. Paul and Cindy Rushing are our first home-grown missionaries. They continue to faithfully serve with Christar. Join us Sunday as Paul shares from the book of Matthew and updates us on their work in missions.
Cultivating Joy
Philippians 3:1-11 This Sunday we welcome Dean Elliot as our guest speaker. Dean is the Associate Pastor at Cleburne Bible Church. He will be bringing a message from Philippians chapter 3. Join us as he speaks on cultivating joy in our lives.
Getting Your Head On Straight
Colossians 1:15-18 What is a body without a head? The church is a body and Jesus is the head. What do we need to know about Him as our Head and how should we respond to Him as our Head? Charlie Bing brings a message that every church needs to consider for its body to be led by the Lord Jesus Christ.
It’s A Crazy World, But…
Psalm 82 “It is winter in Narnia,” said Mr. Tumnus, “and has been for ever so long…. always winter, but never Christmas.” This quote from C. S. Lewis’s The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe could describe our present day. Join us Sunday as we examine the perspective Psalm 82 gives us. It’s a Crazy World, But …”
The Both/And Of Grace
Ezra 3:8-13 Change is often hard. On the one hand, new is exciting. It’s refreshing and brings with it new experiences and opportunities. While most of us enjoy what awaits for us in the future, it’s important that we acknowledge that change can be difficult for many. Some are experiencing loss or simply wishing things were the way they used to be. The things of old are comfortable to us. This week, as we read the account of the rebuilding of the…