Boone's Creek Baptist Church

Have you ever considered the similarities between the Garden of Eden and the later tabernacle/temples? Are those similarities intentional? What do they tell us about Eden, the temples, and where everything is going, and how do we fit into the picture?

If marriage was designed to function a particular way, we need to understand how it was designed to function if we hope to get marriage right. Not only did God design marriage to function a particular way, he also designed it to point to an even greater reality, and that greater reality gives hope to even those whose marriage has gone terribly wrong.

There's no question that the institution of marriage is in trouble today. Rarely does any marriage live up to the expectations that each spouse brings into the union. Why is that? What did God intend marriage to look like, and how can we begin to recapture that ideal in our own marriages?

The bulk of Genesis 2 is dedicated to describing the creation of man and the garden in which God would place man to be his steward. This passage reveals a great deal to us about how the earth was made and prepared for man, and how the earth flourishes under the stewardship of a righteous man. Scripture flatly contradicts the prevailing notion that earth would be better off without humanity, and in...

In this sermon we continue exploring all the implications of the Sabbath rest that God enters into on the 7th day of creation and invites his people to participate in with him. What does it mean that all the Sabbath days and festivals were a shadow and that Christ is the Substance? How do Christians keep the Sabbath? Join us as we complete this rich and rewarding passage.

What is the significance of the Sabbath rest at the end of creation week? What does God's rest mean for us? This theme is emphasized repeatedly throughout scripture and has significance for us far beyond a question of whether or not we should work on Sundays.

What is our purpose for being here? What is the meaning of life? These questions have sparked endless debate for thousands of years. But what if I told you that the answer to these questions is explained clearly for us in Genesis 1. At the center of the reason for our existence is the command, "Be fruitful and multiply." However, what does this mean for us? Is our reason for being here s...

When God creates man and woman, he gives them instructions to subdue the earth and have dominion over its creatures. What does this mean, and what does it look like in our modern context? Today, we discuss how this creation mandate applies to our care of plants, animals, and the natural world around us, and how God views his special relationship with the land throughout scripture.

Worship Pastor Phillip Smith begins the book of Colossians by considering this beautiful and encouraging greeting that Paul writes to this church.

What does the fact that we are made in God's image mean for us? How does this truth translate to the current cultural and moral issues of our day? These questions and more are explored as we dive deep into the implications of the image of God in man.

One of the most important texts in the Bible describes God's deliberation and creation of man. This text reveals much about who God is, who we are, and why we are here.

God's creation of the animals, sea, land, and air, would have been a riotous, joyful, experience as a cacophony of sound and life filled the new creation! Join us as we consider this wonderful day of creation, and what the fullness, diversity, and multiplication of these animals reveal to us about God and his relationship to his creation.

Perhaps the most magnificent day of creation to imagine would have been day 4, when God filled the universe with the sun, moon, and stars! What were these luminaries placed in the heavens for, and what can they reveal to us about the one who made them?

What does God's creative acts on days 2 and 3 reveal about his power and intentions for the world he is forming? Join us as we consider these things and more!

What is the significance of the first day of creation? Join us as we being looking at how God transforms the formless, void, and dark world into a world filled with light!

At the beginning of creation, the earth was formless, void, and dark. What is God doing to transform this chaotic and scary landscape? What can this teach us about how God works in our own lives?

The first words of the Bible provide a powerful introduction to the Bible and the God of the Bible. From these important words, we can lean incredible truth about God, truths that stretch our minds to the limits of understanding and stir within us an appreciation and affection for our magnificent God.

The first sermon in our series on Genesis 1-11. The purpose in this sermon is to provide some context and framework for how we will be approaching Genesis during this series.

In the concluding sermon in the series on church unity, we ask the question, "If conflict is inevitable, how do we address it when it does occur?" Prevention is key, but eventually there will be a time when we must respond to conflict. Thankfully, scripture provides mechanisms for us to address conflict when it does occur.

If we do not heed the warnings in scripture about conflict, what kind of consequences can we expect to endure? Unfortunately, the consequences for conflict are severe and crippling to a local church. May we heed these warnings and avoid unnecessary conflict.

Continuing to answer the question laid down by James, we turn our attention to Jude's identification of the divisive people that threatened to split the early church. Using their tongues to divide, Jude says that the divisive person is a grumbler and a complainer. This and other often overlooked sins can be the most divisive forces in a church.

In answering the question, "From where does conflict come?" James provides two primary answers. First, from our own disordered desires, and second, from our tendency to down-talk our brothers and sisters in Christ. These two dangers are great, and the consequences are devastating. Consider with us how we can avoid such destructive behaviors!

On what basis is our unity as believers established? Using Paul's letter to the Ephesians, pastor Tim Wade explores this question in hopes of promoting the type of genuine unity expected among believers.

Join our worship pastor Phillip Smith for this examination of a beautiful text, and what it means to be a Christ-Centered Christian.

In this final sermon on the Sermon on the Mount, Pastor Tim Wade considers the astonishing authority of Jesus that was accessible to all the people gathered on the mountain to hear him, and to us! What a glorious reminder that our savior makes himself available to us, yet he retains all the authority of the high king of heaven! These verses provide a fitting ending to an extraordinary sermon from...