BraemarCast: The Podcast of Braemar Baptist Church

Guest preacher Paul Hay will be bringing a series on the topic of sonship while Pastor Kent is on vacation, exploring what it means to be a child of God and a member of his family.

It's incredible to think that we are children of the Creator of the universe, the Lord of history, the King of kings and Lord of lords.  It certainly is a wonderful truth to contemplate over the next several weeks. We're continuing in our series this week with a sermon titled "The Victory of Sonship" focusing on Romans 8:28-39.

To learn more about us, visit www.braemarbaptist.com. 

Guest preacher Paul Hay will be bringing a series on the topic of sonship while Pastor Kent is on vacation, exploring what it means to be a child of God and a member of his family.

It's incredible to think that we are children of the Creator of the universe, the Lord of history, the King of kings and Lord of lords.  It certainly is a wonderful truth to contemplate over the next several weeks. We're continuing in our series this week with a sermon titled "The Promise of Sonship" focusing on Romans 8:18-27.

To learn more about us, visit www.braemarbaptist.com. 

Guest preacher Paul Hay will be bringing a series on the topic of sonship while Pastor Kent is on vacation, exploring what it means to be a child of God and a member of his family.

It's incredible to think that we are children of the Creator of the universe, the Lord of history, the King of kings and Lord of lords.  It certainly is a wonderful truth to contemplate over the next several weeks. We're beginning the series this week with a sermon titled "The Freedom of Sonship" focusing on Romans 8:1-17.

To learn more about us, visit www.braemarbaptist.com. 

We're continuing in our sermon series "Acts: To All the World," and as we dig into the book of Acts more deeply in the coming weeks, we'll explore what we can learn from the priorities and actions of the early church.

The Bible is filled with stories of people who lived their lives for God, followed Jesus' teaching and example, and created a legacy for us to follow to this day. But the Bible also includes stories of people whose actions and behaviour did not reflect the kind of model we should follow, and we can learn from that as well. We'll be looking at one of those examples as we consider Acts 5:1-11 this week, and Pastor Kent brings a sermon titled "Ananias & Saphira."

To learn more about us, visit www.braemarbaptist.com. 

We're continuing in our sermon series "Acts: To All the World," and as we dig into the book of Acts more deeply in the coming weeks, we'll explore what we can learn from the priorities and actions of the early church.

It may be challenging for us to understand what it means to experience true persecution, particularly in the Western world. For the most part, we enjoy a great deal of freedom when it comes to our religious and political views. But when it comes to the early church, this wasn't as true, and we can see it start in Acts 4:1-31 for the people who followed Jesus. We'll be looking at this together this week as Pastor Kent brings a sermon titled "The Persecution Begins."

To learn more about us, visit www.braemarbaptist.com. 

We're continuing in our sermon series "Acts: To All the World," and as we dig into the book of Acts more deeply in the coming weeks, we'll explore what we can learn from the priorities and actions of the early church.

One day when Peter and John were on the way to the temple in Jerusalem, they met a lame man who was begging by the gate. The man was looking for money to meet his practical needs, but God would use his apostles to bring something far greater to the man, as well as the crowd who witnessed the events of that day. We'll be exploring this together through the words of Acts 3:1-26, as Pastor Kent brings a message titled "The Second Gospel Sermon."

To learn more about us, visit www.braemarbaptist.com. 

We're continuing in our sermon series "Acts: To All the World," and as we dig into the book of Acts more deeply in the coming weeks, we'll explore what we can learn from the priorities and actions of the early church.

Pastor Kent is bringing a sermon this week titled "The First Church," focusing on Acts 2:42-47. We can recognize that the first church of Jesus Christ was formed in Jerusalem. But what was that church like? What were its qualities and priorities? We’ll be considering 10 different qualities and priorities we can identify in that early church.

To learn more about us, visit www.braemarbaptist.com. 

We're continuing in our sermon series "Acts: To All the World," and as we dig into the book of Acts more deeply in the coming weeks, we'll explore what we can learn from the priorities and actions of the early church.

Many of us have heard the gospel of Jesus Christ, often referred to as the "Good News", perhaps more than once in our lives. And as Christians, we recognize that this message has the power to change people's lives and their eternal destiny if they hear it, receive it, and respond to it. This message is familiar to us now, but it wasn't always so well-known, and Pastor Kent will be leading us in considering "The First Gospel Sermon" this week, focusing on Acts 2:22-41.

To learn more about us, visit www.braemarbaptist.com.

We're continuing in our sermon series "Acts: To All the World," and as we dig into the book of Acts more deeply in the coming weeks, we'll explore what we can learn from the priorities and actions of the early church.

The coming of the Holy Spirit was foretold by prophets, and by Jesus himself before his ascension, but we may not always stop and recognize it for its life-changing and eternally-impactful significance. It's an important event to recognize and consider, and we'll be doing that together this week as Pastor Kent brings a sermon titled "The Spirit Arrives", focusing on Acts 2:1-21.

To learn more about us, visit www.braemarbaptist.com.

We're continuing in our sermon series "Acts: To All the World," and as we dig into the book of Acts more deeply in the coming weeks, we'll explore what we can learn from the priorities and actions of the early church.

After Jesus' ascension, the apostles got right to work, focusing the church on their mission, and filling an important vacancy. As a side note, have you ever wondered about the difference between "apostles" and "disciples"? Pastor Kent will lead us in exploring all of this together this week, in a sermon titled "Next One Up," focusing on Acts 1:12-26.

To learn more about us, visit www.braemarbaptist.com.