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  • The Cross and Christian Community

    April • November 13

    Churches say they have the best news in the world, that they have the answer to life’s problems, that they are God’s embassies on earth; and yet churches are made up of people who are grumpy, irritable, unfaithful, selfish, and worse. They can tend to be too possessive of small things, too casual about great ones, too defensive of our interests, and too often ignoring God. Though this is sadly true in our day, so it was of the church in Corinth. It was young, it was full of life, and it was just as full of problems. We see no single congregation in the New Testament in which there were more issues, and of such differing kinds. Paul’s letter is God’s Word to His church in Corinth in the midst of these issues, and it’s God’s Word to us today.

    Overall, this letter may be summed up as a warning against various dangers to which the Corinthians imagine themselves to be immune or are simply oblivious. Paul warns against what divides, sexual immorality, idolatry, factions in worship, and denying the resurrection. Through this letter Paul brings them back to his first preaching of the cross and his first preaching of the resurrection.

  • Threads

    February • April 13

    In this series we will unpack five different threads of the gospel and discover how each thread can be woven into the fabric of our everyday lives and ministry. The Threads booklet mentioned in this series can be found under the Materials button as "Additional Resource".

  • Faith Family

    January 13

    This sermon series reveals the biblical basis for commitment to membership in the local church and specifically the missional purpose for membership in the Church at Brook Hills:

    Having been brought by divine grace to repent and believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and to surrender our lives to Him, and having been baptized as Christians in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, we covenant together to glorify God by making disciples of all nations.

    During this series we look at what it means to uphold the covenant and carry out the mission, vision, and goal of The Church at Brook Hills. This necessitates a personal membership commitment in the local church and the biblical directive for the local body of believers to worship biblically, make disciples and have a global impact by sharing the gospel message.

  • Why Pray?: The Urgency of Mission-Critical Communion

    November • December 12

  • Revelation: The Hope of Glory

    August • November 12

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