BT Podcast

Join us for Week 5 of Minor League as we dive into the story of Jonah and the mercy of God. God is merciful—not just to Jonah, but to the very people Jonah didn’t think deserved it. His mercy reaches farther than our failures and deeper than our doubts.

Join us for Week 4 of Minor League as we look at the story of Edom in Obadiah and the unmatched sovereignty of God. In Obadiah 1:1–21, Edom looked strong on the outside, but their prideful heart brought them down. This isn’t about building your own kingdom—it’s about surrendering to God's.

Join us for Week 3 of Minor League as we step into the bold words of Amos and the righteousness of God. In Amos 5:21–24, we’re reminded: God isn’t impressed by empty religion—He desires real righteousness. This isn’t about singing louder—it’s about living righteous. Let justice flow like a river, and righteousness like an unfailing stream

Join us for Week 2 of Minor League as we walk through the book of Joel and the call to true repentance. In Joel 2:12–27, we’re reminded: this isn’t about a fresh start—it’s about a fresh surrender.

Join us for Week 1 of Minor League as we look at the story of Hosea and the relentless love of God. In Hosea 3:1-5, we’re reminded: this isn’t just about a broken marriage—it’s about an unbreakable covenant.

Join us for our Renovation Celebration as we look at how God’s not done building His Church. In 2 Corinthians 9:6-15, we’re reminded: this isn’t about construction—it’s about consecration. Every dollar is a seed, and every seed sown is fueling the Gospel locally and globally. God’s provision is abundant, His purpose is advancing, and His people are activated.

Join us for week 5 of Church As It Should Be, we understand the Church was never meant to be a monument we admire , it was meant to be a movement we advance. In Acts 1:8, Jesus gave us both the power and the plan. This message reminds us: the Great Commission wasn’t just for pastors or platforms, it’s for you.

Join us for Week 4 of Church As It Should Be as we look at what it means to be United in the Spirit. In Acts 1 and Acts 15, we see a church that prayed together, listened to the Spirit, and made bold decisions rooted in unity. Let’s discover how we can be united together.

Join us for Week 3 of Church As It Should Be as we look at how the early church in Acts 4 lived with open hands and full hearts. Radical generosity wasn't just something they did—it was who they were. A church marked by radical generosity reflects a life transformed by Jesus.

Join us this Sunday for Week 2 of our series “Church As It Should Be.” We’re looking at Acts 6:1-7, where the early church faced real challenges and found real solutions. With growth comes growing pains, but church as it should be doesn’t focus on problems—it finds a way forward.

Join us for Sunday service, as we start a new series "Church As It Should Be.", we’re diving into Acts 2:42-47 to rediscover what real community looks like. The early church didn’t just gather on weekends—they lived life together with purpose and devotion.

Join us for Sunday service! We’re opening the book of Philippians 1: 3-11 to discover how powerful living starts with powerful partnerships. Life wasn’t meant to be lived alone — God designed us to thrive through deep connections rooted in Jesus.

Join us for Easter Sunday as we walk through Matthew 28:1–10 (CSB), where fear and joy collide and mourning turns to movement. The women came expecting to mourn—but they experienced something far greater: an empty grace, a risen Savior, and an invitation to move in faith.

Join us for Palm Sunday as we begin Passion Week with a message called “Who Is This?”Through Matthew 21:1–11 CSB, we’ll see Jesus enter Jerusalem as the promised King—gentle, intentional, and fulfilling every prophecy. But while the crowd shouts Hosanna today, they’ll cry Crucify Him just days later. This message invites us to recognize the true King.

Join us as we celebrate 40 years of BT Church with a special message from 1 Corinthians 2:9. We’re reflecting on how God has done what no eye has seen, no ear has heard, and no heart has imagined. Don’t miss this milestone moment as we look back—and look ahead—with faith and expectation!

Join us for the final week of “What’s So Amazing About Grace?” as we explore “Grace Restores.” Through John 21:1-19, we’ll see how Jesus restores Peter, reminding us that His grace not only forgives but also renews and calls us forward. Don’t miss this powerful conclusion to the series!

Join us for Week 6 of “What’s So Amazing About Grace?” as we explore "Grace Doesn’t Condemn." Through John 8:1-11, we’ll see how Jesus meets us in our failures—not with condemnation, but with mercy and a call to new life.

Join us for Week 5 of “What’s So Amazing About Grace?” as we explore "Grace Doesn’t Condemn." Through 2 Samuel 11-12 and Psalm 51, we’ll see that even in failure, God’s grace restores.

Join us for Week 4 of our series “What’s So Amazing About Grace?” as we explore "Grace Pursues." Through John 4, we’ll see how God’s grace meets us where we are, relentlessly pursuing us with His love.

Join us for Week 3 of our series “What’s So Amazing About Grace?” as we dive into "Grace Celebrates." Through Luke 15, we’ll see how God’s grace doesn’t just find us—it celebrates over us!

Join us for Week 2 of our series “What’s So Amazing About Grace?” as we dive into "Grace Secures." Through Romans 3:9-26, we’ll see how God’s grace doesn’t just rescue us—it secures us in His righteousness.

Join us for Week 1 of our new series "What’s So Amazing About Grace?", We’re starting with the foundation—What is Grace? Through Ephesians 2:1-10, we’ll see how grace isn’t just a concept but the life-changing gift of God.

In Week 4 of  Abide , we’ll close our series by exploring the question,  “How to Remain?”  through John 15:1-8. This week, we’ll see how abiding in Jesus means staying connected to Him as the true vine. We’ll discover how remaining in Him produces fruit in our lives, sustains us through challenges, and leads to a deeper, more fulfilling relationship with Him.

In Week 3 of Abide, we’ll explore the question, “Where Is Your Peace?” through Luke 5:1-11. This week, we’ll see how abiding in Jesus brings a deep, lasting peace as we trust His direction and lean into His promises.

In Week 2 of Abide, we’ll unpack the question, “Where Do You Go?” by reflecting on Psalm 1. We’ll explore how abiding in God directs our steps and roots us in His truth, leading us to walk in His way.