Britton Christian Church

In this week's message Jesus turns His attention away from the brothers fighting over the inheritance and focuses on His disciples. He wants them to know that worry produces nothing meaningful for their lives. Faith in the sovereign Lord over all creation is far more sufficient.

This Sunday we will cover the parable of th Rich Farmer. This story reminds us that real treasure, real wealth doesn't come from what we keep, but what we give away. True riches come from God.

Hey BCC!This week we are going back to the Gospel of Luke. If you've ever been afraid to share your faith with another person, if you've ever wondered whether you've committed the unpardonable sin—blaspheme against the Holy Spirit—then I want you to join me on Sunday as we dive into Jesus' encouraging Words to His disciples. I'm sure that it will bless you.Speaking of Sharing your faith: There's still time to invite your friend to join us for Friend Day 🧑‍🤝‍🧑on Nov. 1st which is also Time Change weekend⏰.

Hey BCC! In this sermon, Pastor Darius reminds us that "Man looks at the outside, but God looks at the heart" Please make plans to join us tomorrow and remember to invite friends to join us on Sunday, Nov. 1st for Friend Day.

In the kingdom of God, what we see is shaped by what we hear. So many of us are looking for a move of God’s hand in our lives but we have not yet submitted to the voice of God in His Word. In this week's message, we're diving into Luke 11:33-36 to explore the preparation, placement, and purpose of the light we’ve been given. Whether you're going through an unexpected season or looking for a fresh spark of purpose, listen as we discover how God intentionally places us right where we are to make a difference.-Sermon by Pastor Tre

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.-Sermon by Pastor Tre

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 victorious power available to every believer. Are you relying on your own strength, or are you walking in the Spirit's power? -Sermon by Pastor Tre

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 which I hope will inspire you to seek the Lord with all of your heart in prayer and trust Him sincerely for the things that concern your life.Sermon by Pastor Tre

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