This past Sunday, Pastor Steve spoke on the crucifixion of Jesus on the Cross. You have no more shame in Christ. You have been ransomed and rescued by the blood of Jesus. Embrace the freedom He offers, and let go of feeling unworthy. Jesus took your shame and humiliation.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we near the end of our series in Luke, Pastor Brady spoke on the Passover holiday and its meaning. God sent His perfect, first born Son to pay the debt that we would never be able to pay. If we have accepted Jesus into our heart, the death and judgement that Jesus faced will now pass over us because of God's grace towards us. That is the good news!Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This morning, we continued our series in Luke with Pastor Steve talking about how God wants us to pursue Him. Our priorities must be focused on Him above all else. As much as God wants a relationship with us though, He desires and deserves our full trust. Are you pursuing Him?Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we continue through Luke, Pastor Jim spoke on the good and bad that we can do as humans. The key thing in our relationship with God is that no amount of good or avoiding bad will save us or keep us from hell. We are saved through grace, through faith, not through any amount of works that we can do.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we celebrated Jesus' resurrection this past Easter Sunday, Pastor Steve spoke on the value that we have to God. Your value to God is shown in the cost of His search and rescue plan for you. You matter to God. You matter to us.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we gathered this past Sunday on Palm Sunday, Pastor Randy spoke on the cost that it takes for following Jesus. We know in life that everything has a cost and following Jesus is no different. Jesus tells us that we must love Him above all else, and oftentimes that will mean making difficult decisions. In the end, standing face to face with Jesus makes all of the sacrifices worth it, but are you willing to make the choice today?Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, Pastor Steve spoke on being comfortable in our walk with Christ. We all love comfort, but at times that can create issues for us because an active pursuit and faith in God will not always be comfortable. Faith is not just believing that there is a God, but is active. Are you willing to be uncomfortable?Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we continue through Luke, Pastor James spoke on the 'stuff' that we can have. We must first define greed and identify the side effects that it can have on our lives in order to letting God take the sin from us. The solution is a habit of intentional generosity. The question we all need to ask ourselves is Lord what do you want me to do with the extra?Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, Pastor Steve spoke on the importance of prayer and the reasons why we need it in our life. It's not just about asking God to do something for us, but about building the relationship with Him that we desperately need. God wants this relationship with us more than anything and prayer is our answer to this need.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This past Sunday, Pastor Brady spoke on the kingdom work that we are called to do. There can be various reasons why we might not pursue the work, whether it's because we don't feel a sense of direction or feel equipped or called, but ultimately the work is urgent. Jesus tells us that the harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few, so let's get to work.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.