BCC Sermon Audio

How to be Perfect

How to be Worthy

How to Cross the Sea (A Grave-Robbing God)

How to Fight a King

How to Face the Unimaginable

How to Wander in the Wilderness

How to please God

How to be sure

Luke 18:35-43

What kind of people ought you to be?

Where is this coming He promised??

2 Peter 1 - HC Summary

2 Peter 2:1-10a

2 Peter 2:10b-22

2 Peter 1:16-21

2 Peter 1:3-15

2 Peter 1:1-2First sermon in the series "2 Peter".

Living as Sons and DaughtersGalatians 4:1-7Last sermon in the series, "Seeing, Savoring, and Sharing Our Savior"

God's heart for Justice in an Unjust World

Taking steps in the way made by the all-powerful God.Exodus 15

Isaiah 6:1-8Being undone by the Holiness of God

Sermon 2 of our "Seeing, Savoring, and Sharing the Savior" series. Hebrews 11

The first sermon in the sermon series "Seeing, Savoring, and Sharing the Savior"John 12:12-23

1 Peter 5:12-14

1 Peter 5:1-11

1 Peter 4:7-8

1 Peter 4:12-19

1 Peter 4:1-11How are we to live in light of our union with Christ? What will we do with the little time we have? This and more.

Guest Preacher: John Sheldon

What we fear controls us, and for most of us, the fear of man is an ever present battle. The problem with that is that when we fear man, we are actually worshipping people rather than God, and we're unable to leave either people or God the way we were made to. What is the way forward? That is the question this sermon seeks to address.

The Lord has a design for marriage, and if we're honest, it can be terrifying! How can we do these things well? By insisting on the Lord first, our spouse second, and ourselves last.1 Peter 3:1-7

How do we live as good citizens in an unjust world? The same way Jesus did it - by entrusting Himself to the One who judges justly. Even when it hurt the most.

What does it mean to be God's chosen people? How do we know He is with us? How do we, as His people, grow up in our faith? 1 Peter 2:1-12 helps answer these questions.

Have you ever felt like you didn't have one more ounce to give? This sermon considers what it means to leave, even when it hurts.

What does God ask of His people while we are living as pilgrims in this world? What hope sustains us as we seek to obey His commands? This and more.

What has God done for us? How does He use our suffering? What should our trials result in? We are called to rejoice... even while being refined.

What do we need to know about life on this side of Heaven? First of all, this is not our home. We are pilgrims bound for the promised land.This is the first sermon in our series on 1 Peter.

Jesus' Resurrection was not His alone - believers share in it. We have both resurrection life now, and we will one day enter into glory with Him. What does that mean for us today? It means that the darkness has been pushed back, and we live in marvelous light. It is time to step out of the shadows, and to finally start living.

On Good Friday the end of hope for those who loved Jesus was etched in stone. Their Christ was dead. The tomb was sealed. All that was left was to mourn.But we know that is not how the story ends. For the Scripture tells us that God the Father loosed the Son's pangs of death, as He was not able to be held by them. Though on Good Friday we mourn, we also look ahead to Easter Sunday, when the death that seemed so permanent was undone, and the disciples (and our) mourning came to its end.

The first sermon in our series "As Easter Approaches".

The second sermon in our sermon series "As Easter Approaches".

The last sermon in our series on Community.

Do you ever feel like your relationships are filled with drama? You're not alone! What does the Bible say about relational conflict? As it turns out, a lot.

Have you ever felt too weak yourself to really love other people? Good news! God's love for us shined the brightest in His weakest moment. Yours can too.

This is the fourth installment of the sermon series, "Help! The pastor said the word "community" again!" What does it meant to be in community? How do I meaningfully share my life with others? If you've ever had this question, we hope you find this sermon to be a help. It is a little bit different as this was preached on a "House Church Sunday", and it was a recap of the previous three sermons, not simply a new one. It is, however, another look at the previous three objections, and God's design for people to be a "life-on-life" people.

Sermon 4 of 4 from our Advent 2024 sermon series. The first two sermons of this series were lost to due a technological crossover. We hope that what remains is a blessing to you!

From the sermon series "Advent 2024". The first two sermons in this series were lost due to a technological crossover. We hope the two that remain are a blessing to you!

Have you ever felt like you just don't like people? Whether they have hurt you, they frustrate you, or they just get in the way, you're not sure you want to deal with the hassle. This sermon is for you. This is our third sermon in our series "Help! The pastor said the word "community" again!" We hope you find it to be a blessing and a help as you pursue Jesus as well as relationships with people in His Bride - the Church.

Have you ever felt like you know you need more friendships, but you just don't have time to invest? This sermon is for you. This is our second sermon in our series "Help! The pastor said the word "community" again!" We hope you find it to be a blessing and a help as you pursue Jesus as well as relationships with people in His Bride - the Church.

Have you ever wanted to share something about yourself with a friend, but were too afraid to do it? Have you ever wondered what someone would think if they really knew you - the real you - and not just the person you show to the world? This sermon is for you.This is the first sermon in our sermon series, "Help! My pastor said the word "community" again! As in all of our sermons, there is interaction between the preacher and the congregation, and sometimes it is hard to hear the congregation's questions or answers. Those moments are few, however, and we hope that God uses this sermon to bless you richly.