Sometimes, after the sun sets over our neighborhood in Chelsea, I watch my neighbor set up his massive telescope in his front driveway. Occasionally I join him, and we take turns, pressing our eyes...

As we wrap up our book group from this summer, “Making Room for Her: Biblical Wisdom for a Healthier Relationship with Your Mother-in-law or Daughter-in-law”, I want to take a moment and share a...

It's easy when prayer malfunctions to focus on our practice of prayer. ...

Why name a blog a dispatch? "Dispatch" is not a common word in today's vernacular. A "dispatch" connotes urgent news or immediate needs concerning a mission of critical importance. Rescue workers can...

As a dad of a child that has special needs, it is a priority to ensure my precious daughter is able to be at home and feel included wherever she is, including at church. Brook Hills is such a place....

Anxiety is something many people are all too familiar with. It’s the unwelcome house guest that overstays its welcome. It’s the pesky fly that gets into your kitchen and somehow always manages to...

Many good things happen when we enlist others to lead in specific areas of group life. Not only is the leader protected from extra work and able to focus more attention on the Word, but people in the...

“So why do you want to spend the next two years overseas?”

Ten Thoughts on Kicking Off Small Groups ...

The myriad of blessings I’ve experienced since I became a Special Needs Buddy are priceless.

Around Brook Hills, we often talk about “doing life together.” You might have even seen our hashtag on social media: #bhlifetogether. This is what we say to describe the everyday part of living...

As Small Groups Minister, I most often write things designed to encourage and equip small group leaders. This time my goal is to encourage every member of our Small Groups Ministry to consider being...

“The name of God was nothing more than a concept to me...The concept that a god was real just didn’t make any sense. ...

Just because someone wanders into one of our Small Groups doesn’t mean they already have a relationship with Christ. Let that sink in a minute.

As we move forward from the pandemic, I want to encourage you to "see" afresh the people in your group.

We are so excited to introduce you to our new Associate Worship Minister, Elijah Gibson. To help you get to know him better, we took some time to ask him about his background, his passion for worship...

About Savanna: ...

On January 1, Nate Farrow began a new season of ministry on our staff. His new title is now Young Adult and Pastoral Care Minister. We’re so excited for Nate to now be able to use his gifts and...

Introducing Our Sixth Special Missions Project: Mobilizing The Church For Great Commission Strategy

We want to know God and serve Him, but no one in our tribe knows how to study and teach the Word of God. I want to be that man!

I recently had an interesting opportunity with a mover in our city. To provide some context, my family and I live and work in a city in Turkey and have intentionally planted our lives among Turkish...

My name is Anjli and I am in the 11th grade. For the last ten years I have lived in a girls’ home here in Pakistan where I am loved and supported.

Sharif explained that he had been thinking a lot about the gospel stories and everything we had discussed throughout the previous months. He knew that following Jesus could potentially cost him...

In order to fully immerse ourselves in this season of Advent, we have to start at the very beginning and ask one simple question: Why? ...