Brevard Christian Church Podcast

The people of Crete had a bad reputation, but Paul left Titus there to find outliers, people who were different from the culture and would change the island for the better. Is this the kind of leader you are? Sermon Questions: 1. Read Titus 1:5. Why is it important to have a person in your life who is a Godly leader? 2. How good of a follower are you when it comes to submitting to leadership? 3. R...

Text: II Timothy Summary: II Timothy is the Apostle Paul's second letter to the evangelist Timothy imprisoned in Rome. He is entreating Timothy to fan the flame of bold faith, and to be on guard against those who have only the "appearance of godliness." Paul speaks with boldness and clarity, even as he awaits his own death. He speaks from a posture of courageous faith, rather than from fear for hi...

Text: 1 Timothy Summary: 1 Timothy is the Apostle Paul's letter to the evangelist Timothy as he was working with the church at Ephesus. He is concerned that Timothy help guide the church in teaching sound doctrine, selecting elders, taking care of widows, and living well with each other and with money. Paul begins the letter by presenting himself as an example of how to think and live out the Gosp...

Text: II Thessalonians Did you know that there are Christians you should avoid? That’s right. Even we as Christians, if we’re not careful, can become nothing more than a distraction to be ignored. Not long after writing to the young Church at Thessalonica, Paul writes them again to correct a misunderstanding and set them straight. In so doing, God is setting us straight too. Sermon Questions: What...

Summary - To the church established in Acts 17, Paul shares his concerns and answers the Christian's questions, mainly about the return of Jesus. Questions - 1. What causes you to not look forward to the return of Jesus? Are you doing anything about whatever that is? 2. How does your job make the world a better place - doing good for mankind? 3. It's important to share our faith, but how do your r...

Sermon Synopsis Jesus has all authority and power and has conquered death by His own death, because of this, we are called to devout our lives and actions to God the Father with thankful hearts. 1. If Jesus has all authority everywhere and at all times then what causes us to lack in trusting Him? 2. What are you most grateful for of what Jesus has done? 3. Read Colossians. 3:17. In your life, what...

YOUR SUFFERING IS A GOOD THING?! 22 REASONS WHY… SCRIPTURES FROM THE BOOK OF PHILIPPIANS GOOD FOR OTHERS: 1. It Prevents Loneliness (1:7, 2:1f, 4:14) 2. It Creates Genuine Concern for Others (2:2f, 4:10, 4:15) 3. It Gives Others Hope (1:14, 2:17f, 3:17) 4. It Produces Courage for You and Those Close to You (1:20f, 1:27, 3:17) 5. It Helps You Help Others (1:25, 2:1f, 2:14f, 3:17) GOOD FOR YOU PERSO...

Text: Ephesians Summary: Paul's letter to the church at Ephesus divides naturally into two parts. The first three chapters focus on Jesus' power for and through the church to bring both Jews and Gentiles to God. The second part (chapters 4-6), address our expected response to Jesus' work. We must give priority to Him and His church. Questions: 1. What does 2:1 mean when it says we were "dead"? 2....

Galatians is a letter written by Paul to Christians to remember what the true Gospel of Jesus is, and for them to heed his warning to live accordingly. In this sermon we focus on the warning for us to walk in the Spirit so that we don't implode on ourselves. Questions 1. Why do we humans so easily become conceited? 2. Today, circumcision probably isn't the hot topic of works based salvation, howev...

II Corinthians - Seth Bourne - 2nd Service (8/3/25) It's easy to grow distracted and weak in the faith. Sometimes we feel we've fallen to the point of no return. But Paul has something different to say in 2 Corinthians. The secret is to remember who we are. Sermon Questions: 1. Have you ever lost something (keys, wallet, etc.) only to find it in a very obvious place? How did you react? What caused...

I Corinthians - "The Body of Christ" - The letter of first Corinthians addresses problems in the church we still face today. From lawsuits and marriage to gifts and understanding the resurrection, this letter's main emphasis is on facing problems together and finding unity doing God's work. Questions: 1. What are the two most destructive attitudes in the church? 2. How is church like running a rac...

Synopsis The book of Romans deals with the human condition that we are all sinners in need of a savior. In this sermon we go through the book to find where Jesus fits into this condition and how He is the antidote to save life. Questions 1. Why do you think God allows so much bad to happen in the world? 2. Why do you think God allows so much good to happen in the world? 3. What are we truly saying...

Some stories have a happy ending. Others have a sad ending. But the story of Jesus starts with a sad ending that turns happy and suddenly, we realize, isn’t ending at all. The good news continues to press on and give us power. Find out how as we look at Dr. Luke’s second volume, the book of Acts. Sermon Questions: 1. When was the first time you remember encountering a sad ending (perhaps in a book...

Summary: the gospel of John was written to help people believe and find real life. John presents proofs for and insights into the fulfilling life of a believer. We will give special attention to coming back to God after you have fallen. Text: John Questions: 1. What was the purpose of the Gospel of John? 2. Why did Jesus want Peter to think about his denial (ie - his sin)? 3. What did Jesus commun...

It has been said there is a god-shaped hole in each of us. Many try in vain to fill it themselves. The good news of Luke is that God Himself stepped down to fill it for us. It seems almost too simple. Is that really all there is to it? Find out as we dive into Luke’s Gospel. Sermon Questions: 1. It has been said there is a god-shaped hole in each of us. If you didn’t know Jesus, how do you think y...

The book of Mark is a fast action-packed message of Jesus' authority and ministry. In this sermon we break down a few examples of Jesus' divinity and His understanding of humanity. Questions: When we think of the gospel of Jesus as 'good news' it ought to change our lives and mindsets. Why do so many of us still struggle with seeing the gospel not as good news but as advice to live by? What parall...

Have you ever been forced to be with someone that you didn’t want to be with? Maybe you ignored them or tried to distract yourself. The good news of Matthew’s gospel is that Jesus is God with us. But it’s only good news if we choose to be with Him too. Sermon Questions: 1. Have you ever been forced to be with someone that you didn’t want to be with? What did you do about it? 2. Jesus is God with u...

Have you ever been forced to be with someone that you didn’t want to be with? Maybe you ignored them or tried to distract yourself. The good news of Matthew’s gospel is that Jesus is God with us. But it’s only good news if we choose to be with Him too. Sermon Questions: 1. Have you ever been forced to be with someone that you didn’t want to be with? What did you do about it? 2. Jesus is God with u...

Title: Jesus makes the Old Testament exciting! Text: Zechariah 3 Summary: the vision of Zechariah teaches us that Satan accuses as well as tempts; that Jesus is our only hope for real life; and that we need to preach the Gospel to ourselves as well as others. Questions: 1. Who does Joshua represent in this vision? 2. Why is Satan accusing? 3. How does Satan accuse us today? 4. Where does Jesus giv...

Have you ever been in vicious cycle? Many times we find ourselves spiralling downward because of decisions we keep making. God, however, has a better path. The path you find yourself on shows where your security lies. Are you secure in Jesus? Sermon Questions: 1. Why do people sometimes feel secure apart of God? Has this happened to you before? (See Nahum 1:12) 2. How does God get people’s attenti...

Summary: the books of Hosea, Joel, Amos and Obadiah share a common theme of judgement on the sin of indifference. A biblical understanding of real love overcomes indifference. Questions: 1. Why are we so tempted to " not wanting to get involved"? 2. How is love costly? 3. How is love more than a feeling? 4. What are some of the strings attached to the love of God?

The book of Daniel shows us multiple characters who struggled with admitting that God of Israel is Almighty God. Today we struggle with the same issue; pride makes us want to be king of our own lives. Jesus shows us a different way to live. What does the book of Daniel show us about God's domain? Where can you see yourself in the book of Daniel? Why do you think God put this book in the Bible for...

Summary: Ezekiel is a prophet during the days of Jeremiah and Daniel. He shared a message of both judgement and hope. Hope to those who hear and repent. But it's always been the responsibility of the prophet (in their day) and Christian believers today, to share God's Word in a way that people will really hear and have an opportunity to respond to it. Questions: 1. What did the dry bones of Ezekie...

When a chosen people are looking for a better God, God is looking for obedient people. It’s important for the Church to be reminded of who God is. 1. Is God patient? Give some examples of God's patience throughout history. What are some examples in your own life? 2. Is God Faithful? Give some examples of God's faithfulness throughout history. What are some examples in your own life? 3. How do the...

Too often, we think we know how God works, but our concept of God is always too small. Come get a taste of the greatness of God and His massive plan for you as we investigate the book of the prophet Isaiah. Sermon Questions: Isaiah 1. Does God always hear prayers? (see Isaiah 1:13-15) Why do people often say He does? What keeps God from listening? 2. Read Isaiah 6:1-7. Why did Isaiah feel so wrong...