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This past Sunday, Pastor Mike Graham spoke from John 14:15-27 for our Kingdom Culture series. He talked about the Peace of the King and how the King brings the peace of God into this world. In His Kingdom, He promises that we will not be abandoned, and that the peace He brings will change our hearts. He runs to us, brings supernatural wholeness, and is He is eternal and unwavering in His love and goodness towards us.

This week at BC, Pastor John King continued our 'Kingdom Culture' series in it's seventh week! Yesterday, we explored Matthew 19:16-30 and heard about how the Kingdom is an exchange of values.There's a common question: "What good must I do to have eternal life?" We're all tempted to ask it, but the truth is that none of us are good, just God. But when we believe, we receive life and exchange our values of the world for the values of the Kingdom.

This past Sunday, Pastor John spoke from Matthew 9:9-13 and shared that the Kingdom offers mercy for the broken.God pursues us relentlessly, even in our immense brokenness. The result is a movement of followers that treasure God above all else, and build their faith and relationship with God on the right foundations.

Pastor Troy Thornton kept week five of our Kingdom Culture series going as he dove into Matthew 18:15-20. Kingdom Culture seeks restoration, not retribution. That's a tall task, but restoration isn't dependent on us. We forgive, we seek peace, and we pursue others with the same love that Jesus pursued us with.

Week four of our 'Kingdom Culture' series was an incredible time together! Pastor John King spoke from Matthew 18:1-9, highlighting a core truth: Kingdom people will have a counter-cultural humility.There are so many aspects of the Christian life that are counter-cultural, and living out humility is no different. The disciples were asking who was greatest among them, but Jesus totally reframed their expectations. In the Kingdom of Heaven, greatness isn’t found in status, accomplishment, or recognition, it’s found in childlike humility.

In the third week of our 'Kingdom Culture' series, Pastor John shared from Matthew 13:44-46. He emphasized that the Kingdom of Heaven is worth giving everything for, but what exactly does that look like?In His Kingdom, we see who Jesus is, what He's done, and what He's doing right now. His Kingdom showcases mercy, offers God's kindness, and it's arrival brings opportunity for life. As believers, we get the opportunity to take part in this and share the news of the Kingdom of God with as many people as we can so that they too can have an opportunity for eternal life!

This weekend, Pastor Mike led us in the second week of our Kingdom Culture series.He spoke from Matthew 13:24-43, and how we are living in the "Already, Not Yet" Kingdom.The message we proclaim today is that His Kingdom is at hand, and His Kingdom is expanding as we take the Gospel message to other people that God has put in our lives.

This Sunday, Pastor John King kicked off our new series "Kingdom Culture" by talking about the Kingship of Christ. As we dove into Matthew 13:3-9, John taught about the supremacy of Jesus and the Kingdom that He has ushered into the world. This Kingdom is His redemptive reign, dynamically active in the world to establish His rule.

Romans 12:9-21 Pastor Troy Thornton Part of the series, "Have a Group"

Romans 12:1-8 Pastor John King Part of the series, "Have a Group"

Exodus 30-32 Dr. John King Part of the series, "Exodus: Revelation to Redemption"

Exodus 25-31, 40 Pastor Troy Thornton Part of the Series, "Exodus: Revelation to Redemption"

Exodus 19-24 Pastor John King Part of the Series, "Exodus: Revelation to Redemption"

Exodus 16-18 Pastor Mike Graham Part of the Series, " Exodus: Revelation to Redemption"

Exodus 14-15 Pastor Matt Garrison Part of the Series, "Exodus: Revelation to Redemption"