Britton Christian Church

We’re a culture that constantly wants proof. We want to know what’s real, what’s true, and what we can trust. Just look at how people argue over which diet actually works—everyone clings to the one that fits their version of reality. That same craving for certainty shows up in Scripture too. The Pharisees and scribes pressed Jesus for another miracle, demanding He validate who He claimed to be.-Se...

Spiritual warfare is not a theological abstraction or a Hollywood movie plot; it is a daily reality affecting every human life. Behind the surface of our everyday struggles lies an ongoing conflict between two kingdoms: the kingdom of darkness and the kingdom of light. In this message based on Luke 11, we explore the truth about our spiritual adversary, the illusion of neutral ground, and the vict...

This week we are at a very familiar passage of Scripture. Every child who grows up in a home with Christian parents has recited The Model Prayer or Lord's Prayer as it is also known. But guess what? While it might be a great place to start in learning how to pray, Jesus didn't intend for us to just recite it as we do every week at BCC. Pray Like This, our message for Sunday, is a message w...

This week Jesus gets confronted by an expert in the Law of God and the lawyer learns a valuable lesson about understanding the basics of godly living. Explore the true meaning of neighborly love through the parable of the Good Samaritan, where Jesus challenges our misconceptions about compassion and duty. -Sermon by Pastor Tre

This week we are reconnecting with the Seventy disciples Jesus sent ahead to prepare the way for Him. On Sunday, we will hear about all of their travels. More than that though, we will discover some powerful truths about the grace of God that has been revealed to us and how God uses our own lives to reveal Himself to others.-Sermon by Pastor Tre

Life can be defined by constant life changes, but regardless of the transitions you are facing, the enduring promise of Scripture is that God is always with His people. By examining the stories of biblical figures like Joshua, Gideon, and Jeremiah, we see how trusting in God’s presence provides strength and courage during uncertain times. Pastor Ryan leads us through an exploration of this powerfu...

For the past three weeks we have talked about having a personal relationship with Jesus, a heart that is fully committed to Him no matter the cost and having the right spirit as we engage with others. This week, Jesus selects 70 other disciples to prepare the way for Him and there is so much that we can learn from this event which will serve us well as we are now charged to prepare the way for His...

Hey BCC! For the past two weeks we have been challenged to make up our minds about who Jesus is to us personally, to make up our minds about how serious we are in our commitment to follow Him, and this Sunday we are being challenged to not forget Who's Spirit inspires us.  -Sermon by Pastor Tre

Last week we were challenged to take Jesus personally. This week we will see what it really means to follow Him. When it comes to following Jesus, too often people treat it like social media. We tap the button that says “follow” or we click “subscribe,” we walk away and never really give that page or content another thought. In many cases, we actually forget that we followed that person or group t...

"One of the most consistent discoveries in the four Gospels is people’s ignorance about who Jesus was. This is still true today. On Sunday we will arrive at one of the most critical points in all of the Gospels. This week, we have come to a place of decision-making concerning our own beliefs about Jesus. During worship this Sunday, we are going to focus our time on three declarations,What peo...

"Evaluations are a necessary part of any meaningful work. While it’s not always received well, because frankly, there’s always something that can be improved on. If done well, it creates a huge opportunity for improvement and growth. Like many of you, I have an annual doctor's appointment where my doctor evaluates my health. He pokes and prods. He asks tons of questions. He has my blood d...

We are jumping back into our study of the Gospel of Luke and we have arrived at a transition point in the life of Jesus and His disciples. Since the fourth chapter of Luke the disciples have sat in the classroom with Jesus teaching them about the kingdom of God; showing them how to minister to others and explaining why it is important that the grace and love of God be extended to all people. Now,...

Our Youth Pastor, Darius Petties shares on Falling in Love with Jesus. May it encourage you today.

The stories of Jairus' daughter and the woman with the issue of blood continue Luke's theme of obedience to the word of God. Earlier he used the examples of family, nature and demons to show its importance. This week he focuses on disease and death. Again, the challenge in all of this is to be doers of the Word and not just hearers. Sermon by Pastor Tre

"The Word of God gives us many different pictures of dads and whether your dad was out of the picture, in the picture, or perhaps he was the one taking the pictures of your life we can all learn valuable lessons about the kind of fathers, father-figures, or mentors we want to be and ultimately, the kind of Father God has been to us." -Sermon from Pastor Tre

We have a real Enemy trying to keep us enslaved to this world. Thankfully though, we have an even greater Advocate who has overcome this foe of ours. The story of the Gadarene demoniac is a powerful example of the Sovereignty of God, His willingness to suffer with us, His power over Satan and the victory and abundant life that we can have because of Jesus.

"Last Sunday Pastor Mike shared Jesus’ emphasis on sowing the seed of God’s Word. In the parable of the Sower ( Lk. 8:4-15 ) and the parable of the lamps ( Lk. 8:16-18 ) Luke uses two different examples to drive home the same point. Imagine these stories as one piece of fruit, a peach for example. If we were to open that peach, at its center we would find a seed. Comparatively, the seed at th...

"So many things in our nation, even in this community, have changed during the past thirty-six years, but there is one thing that hasn’t changed at all. Fads, trends, technology, social mores and norms, political power shifts, as well as other changes have and will continue to change in our society in the future, but who the Lord called us to be and the course He set us on so many years ago h...

"A Pharisee, a Rabbi, and a woman walk into a party. This sounds like the beginning of a bad joke, but it's not. This Sunday we get to take a closer look at Luke's story about the two debtors. One thing you will discover in this story is that we all stand in need of grace. It really doesn't matter who we are or how we have behaved. Thank God for Jesus!" -Sermon by Pastor Tre

"Who's the greatest of all time (G.O.A.T.). Ask that question and you'll get a hundred different opinions no matter the genre. Just in basketball the names MJ, Kobe, Lebron, are at the top of the list. If you were to ask someone who the greatest prophet in the Bible was, they'd probably tell you Moses or Elijah. That's understandable, but Jesus ends the debate in Luke's Go...

Mother's Day brings forth a wide range of feelings, from joy and excitement to sorrow, anger, dread, and hope. No matter what you are feeling, please remember that God sees you and holds compassion for you. Sermon by Pastor Tre

Skepticism is commonplace in our world, especially today with the pervasiveness of AI technology and scams. It can be hard to know who and/or what to trust. However, doubt is not new. It’s as old as time. When doubt concerning the things of God shows up, how do you respond? What direction does it generally lead you? Away from the Father or toward Him? Sermon from Pastor Tre

You take notes every day—whether you realize it or not. The real question is: are your notes leading you anywhere worth going? Regardless of your answer, I hope that you'll join us this Sunday as Pastor Ryan shares a powerful message from God's word on the value of taking N.O.T.E. This sermon urges believers to live attentively, love others well, and keep an eternal perspective so they can...

Do you ever feel like God doesn't see you? Or like He doesn't care? You're probably not alone. There's a great story in Luke 7 which helps to remind us that God does indeed see us, but He also enters into our pain to rescue us.-Sermon by Pastor Tre

Jesus is the epitome of the phrase, "I can show you better than I can tell you." In this chapter, Jesus enters Capernaum after having spent hours on the plain teaching His disciples about how to live out the ethic of enemy-love. Something that is common in Luke’s writing is his use of unlikely characters to drive home the main point of Jesus’ teachings. However, what Jesus has taught abo...