BraemarCast: The Podcast of Braemar Baptist Church

Pastor Kent is back from vacation this week and we're returning to our series "Acts: To All the World." After his time in Athens, Paul travelled to the city of Corinth, which was both an economic centre of Greece, and also a place that was renowned for it's immorality. While in Corinth, despite persecution and challenges, Paul was encouraged by God in a vision, and the gospel message bore fruit. We'll be exploring that together in a sermon from Acts 18:1-18 as we take a closer look at "Paul's Ministry at Corinth."

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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. 

NOTE: We're pausing our series after this Sunday, while Pastor Kent is away on vacation from July 21st to August 16th.

You may very well have heard literally hundreds or even thousands of sermons over the course of your life so far. But have you ever considered the purpose of preaching? We'll be considering that together, as we take a closer look at one of the apostle Paul's sermons, in a message Pastor Kent is bringing this week from Acts 17:16-34 titled "Paul's Sermon in Athens."

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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. 

Not every conversion story we ready about in the BIble seems to include all the key elements we've likely come to expect. So is it that maybe some things just aren't that important, or is there more to it than that? We'll be taking a closer look at that this week, as Pastor Kent brings a sermon titled "The Conversion of the Jailer" from Acts 16:25-40. We'll also be celebrating communion together this week.

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 16:11-15 titled "The Conversion of Lydia" this week. We've considered many diverse conversion stories in our survey of Acts so far, but this particular one marks what may very well be the first preaching and conversion that happened on the European continent. We'll be looking at the events that surrounded this, as well some important things we can learn from Lydia and her story.

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. 

As part of our series, we've often taken a closer look at specific individuals who had an impact on the early church, and have left a lasting impression on us to this day. Some of these people are folks we would view as leaders and even legends, but even individuals who may seem to have less profile are still important to God's story. This week, we'll be learning more about Timothy, as Pastor Kent brings a sermon titled "A True Son in the Faith" from Acts 16:1-5.

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. 

We'll be focusing more closely on the end of Acts 15 this week, as Pastor Kent brings a sermon titled "Divided Over John Mark." Last week, we considered a church conflict that involved larger groups of people, and how that was resolved. But it can often be the most personal conflicts that can cause disagreements, and even division among Christians. We'll be considering one of these conflicts together, and exploring what we can learn from what happened and how it was resolved.

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. 

Each of us have our own convictions, ideas, and pespectives on things, and we may not always be willing to change our thinking, even if it means being considerate of another person. When we hold rigid views, it can lead to conflict, even in churches and Christian relationships. Pastor Kent will be bringing a sermon titled "Conflict & A Council," from Acts 15, as we explore a significant early conflict in the church, and how it was addressed.

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 back this week as we consider Paul and Barnabas' first missionary journey. We'll be looking at Acts 14:21-28 and considering not only where they went, but also identifying some important factors we can identify as "Paul's Missionary Priorities."

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We're wrapping up our sermon series "Made New: How Easter Changes Everything" this week, as Pastor Kent brings a sermon from Luke 7:1-10 and James 2:14-17, titled "Faith into Action." As Christians, we tend to get very nervous or even confused when anyone talks about the next steps after choosing to follow Jesus. Taking action out of faith isn't at all about earning our salvation. But our Lord also didn't call us to follow him, and then sit on the sidelines patiently waiting for him to return. We'll be exploring how we can intentionally step into God's exciting calling on our lives!

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Human relationships can be complicated, and family relationships can often bring the most blessings and challenges into our lives. They almost always take effort, and each of us have been shaped by our family of origin. As followers of Jesus, we are adopted into God's family, and we'll be looking at John 1:9-13. We're continuing in our sermon series "Made New: How Easter Changes Everything" this week, as Pastor Kent brings a message titled "A New Family."

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