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We're continuing in our sermon series "When in Rome," as we make our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevent today as when they were first written.

Our focus passage for this week is Romans 1:1-7, and our sermon is titled "Paul's Four Views." Pastor Kent will be leading us in looking at the key things Paul focuses on as he begins his letter to the Roman church: himself, the gospel, his commission or calling, and his view of the believers in Rome.

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Pastor Kent is starting a new sermon series this week titled "When in Rome," as we begin digging into one of the most theologically rich books in all of Scripture. Over the coming weeks, we'll be making our way through the book of Romans, uncovering some of the timeless truths it holds, that are as true and relevent today as when they were first written.

We're beginning with Introduction to Romans, as we consider important background info, including who wrote it, the origins of the early Roman church, where and when Romans was written, why it was written, as well as its theme and structure. Join us as we embark on a new adventure together!

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As we considered last week, Jesus' arrival in Jersualem on the first Palm Sunday didn't meet many people's assumptions about the Messiah, resulting in an "Unexpected Arrival." As Pastor Kent focuses in on Easter Sunday this week, we'll be looking at Luke 24:1-12 and exploring the resurrection of Jesus as an "Unexpected Departure."

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As is often the case, the gospel accounts of various events can differ slightly, based on the different backgrounds and observations of the writers. As we begin Holy Week and consider Palm Sunday, we'll be looking at some of the differences, and largely focusing on Mark 11:1-11, as Pastor Kent brings a sermon titled "Unexpected Arrival." What are our expectations of Jesus as we draw closer to Easter?

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We're wrapping up our sermon series "All In" this week. Through this series, we've been considering what that phrase means for Christians, as we seek to be committed disciples of Jesus. Matthew 16:24 has been our anchor verse as we have journeyed through this series.

Once we have followed Jesus in denying ourselves, taking up our cross, and following him, what does that mean for our lives? Pastor Kent will be bringing a sermon titled "Live the Commission" as we explore how the next step in this journey is responding to the Great Commission Jesus gave all of his followers in Matthew 28:18-20.

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Pastor Kent is continuing in our sermon series "All In" this week, as we consider what that mean for Christians as we seek to be committed disciples of Jesus. Matthew 16:24 is our anchor verse as we journey through this series.

Pastor Kent is bringing a sermon titled "Faithfully Following Jesus" this week, as we consider Jesus' call on our lives to follow him. What does it really mean to do that? And when we follow him, what amazing changes can happen in our lives?

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Pastor Kent is continuing in our sermon series "All In" this week, as we consider what that means for Christians as we seek to be committed disciples of Jesus. Matthew 16:24 will be our anchor verse as we journey through this series.

"It's just a cross I have to bear." Have you ever heard that phrase or even said it yourself, often related to a minor inconvenience? That's not what Jesus meant when he made it clear that anyone who follows him will have to take up their own cross. Following Jesus can often bring challenges, emotional and mental pain, or even physical pain or loss. Pastor Kent will be leading us in exploring this as he brings a sermon titled "Take Up Your Cross." 

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Pastor Kent is starting a new series this week, as we consider what it means to be "All In." Maybe you've heard that phrase before, and can relate it to the idea of being committed to something. But what does it mean for Christians as we seek to be committed as disciples of Jesus? Matthew 16:24 will be our anchor verse as we journey through this series.

The world suggests that the idea of not receiving or even taking what we want in any situation somehow makes us a failure. But we likely all know that getting everything we think we deserve, isn't actually healthy, and doesn't lead us into a deeper relationship with Jesus. Pastor Kent will be bringing a sermon this week titled "Deny Yourself," as we begin to see how we can refocus our priorities back on God.

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We're concluding our four-part sermon series called "Back to the Basics," that has refreshed and regrounded us in some of the most important priorities in our discipleship journey: Prayer, Scripture, Confession, and Service.

What does "service" mean to you? As with any concept, each of us may have different perspectives or understandings of it. But a correct view of serving others or being a servant, is modelled by Jesus who would and ultimately did give everything for others. Pastor Kent will be leading us in understanding what it means to have the heart of a servant, and to serve like Jesus.

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We're continuing in our four-part sermon series called "Back to the Basics," that will refresh and reground us in some of the most important priorities in our discipleship journey: Prayer, Scripture, Confession, and Service.

What does the word "confession" mean to you? Do you picture a Catholic practice...or maybe a TV cop interrogating a criminal trying to get them to admit their crime? Confession is an important aspect of the Christian life, and Pastor Kent will be leading us in exploring how it brings us healing and freedom, and draws us closer to Jesus.

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