BraemarCast: The Podcast of Braemar Baptist Church

We’re continuing in our series “Acts: To All the World” as we dig deeply into the book of Acts, and learn about the early days of the church, its gatherings and leaders, triumphs and tribulations. 

Pastor Kent is bringing a sermon this week from Acts 23:1-10 titled "Paul's Defence Before the Council" as we explore how Paul defends himself before yet another group who are opposed to his beliefs and actions. We'll be reminded of the importance of a clear conscience, being respectful and keeping our cool under pressure, and remembering the amazing hope we can claim as followers of Jesus. 

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

We’re continuing in our series “Acts: To All the World” as we dig deeply into the book of Acts, and learn about the early days of the church, its gatherings and leaders, triumphs and tribulations. 

Especially these days, people's allegiances can become confused, and the lines between faith in God and alignment with human causes and leaders seem to be blurring more and more. Pastor Kent will be bringing a sermon this week from Acts 22:22-30 titled "Paul's Roman Citizenship," as we consider how Christians actually have two kinds of citizenship that are both important, and how they must also remain distinct.

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We're pausing our ongoing sermon series Acts: To All the World this week. Pastor Kent is bringing a sermon titled "Thanksgiving Is..." as he leads us in considering how the act of thanksgiving is important, as well as the role it plays in many areas of our lives.

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

We’re continuing in our series “Acts: To All the World” as we dig deeply into the book of Acts, and learn about the early days of the church, its gatherings and leaders, triumphs and tribulations. 

Pastor Kent is bringing a sermon this week titled "Paul's Defence Before the Mob," from Acts 22:1-21. Especially in our emotionally-charged world, it is more important than ever for followers of Jesus to be people who are respectful and polite with people who don't share our views. Nothing steals your credibility more quickly than being disrespectful or treating other people poorly. The Apostle Paul serves as a powerful example of how to be respectful, polite, and calm, in the face of intense opposition and even persecution.

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

We’re continuing in our series “Acts: To All the World” as we dig deeply into the book of Acts, and learn about the early days of the church, its gatherings and leaders, triumphs and tribulations. 

It can be human nature to follow the crowd: do what other people are doing or believe what other people believe, without ever really thinking for ourselves. Sometimes this is known as a "mob mentality," and while God created us for community, following along with the crowd without thinking can lead us in dangerous directions that can be harmul for us or other people. Pastor Kent will be leading us in exploring that this week as he brings a sermon from Acts 21:27-40 titled "Paul's Arrest in Jerusalem."

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

We’re continuing in our series “Acts: To All the World” as we dig deeply into the book of Acts, and learn about the early days of the church, its gatherings and leaders, triumphs and tribulations. 

Pastor Kent is bringing a sermon from Acts 21:1-17 this week titled "The End of Paul's Third Journey." We'll see how, despite persecution from outside the church communities he served, and expressions of caution and concern from fellow believers, Paul remained faithful to his calling and mission. Paul serves as a model of seeking to be faithful and trusting God, even when our circumstances seem uncertain.

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

We’re continuing in our series “Acts: To All the World” as we dig deeply into the book of Acts, and learn about the early days of the church, its gatherings and leaders, triumphs and tribulations. 

The Christian life was never meant to be easy or comfortable, and following Jesus may very well require us to make sacrifices and face challenges. We may also face outright criticism and rejection by others. But we can be bold and confident in that journey, as God is with us every step of the way. We'll get a sense of that this week, as Pastor Kent brings a sermon titled "Paul's Ministry at Ephesus" from Acts 19:1-41.

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

We’re continuing in our series “Acts: To All the World” as we dig deeply into the book of Acts, and learn about the early days of the church, its gatherings and leaders, triumphs and tribulations. 

Pastor Kent is bringing a sermon this week titled "The Twelve Disciples of John" from Acts 19:1-7. We'll be looking at the four essential elements of Biblical baptism, how that applied in Acts, and how it still applies for us today. We'll also be celebrating communion together.

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

We’re continuing in our series “Acts: To All the World” as we dig deeply into the book of Acts, and learn about the early days of the church, its gatherings and leaders, triumphs and tribulations. 

Whenever we study God's word, we encounter names that may not be as familiar to us as some others. But even the less familiar places and people, generally have important roles to play. Even if you have never heard of him before, "The Conversion of Apollos" is an important event in the book of Acts, and his ministry would shape the lifes of many people in the early church. Pastor Kent will be bringing this sermon this week from Acts 18:24-28.

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

We’re continuing in our series “Acts: To All the World” as we dig deeply into the book of Acts, and learn about the early days of the church, its gatherings and leaders, triumphs and tribulations. 

The Apostle Paul's ministry efforts were prolific to say the least! He travelled many miles by land and sea, preaching and teaching about the gospel of Jesus to Jewish and Gentile audiences. This week, Pastor Kent is bringing a sermon titled "Paul Returns to Antioch," based in Acts 18:18-23 as we explore the last leg of Paul's second misionary journey.

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