BraemarCast: The Podcast of Braemar Baptist Church

We're delighted to welcome our guest speaker Steve Roadhouse this week. Steve is the executive director of Gull Lake Centre, our denominational camp. We'll be getting an update on camp ministry, and Steve will be bringing a sermon from Mark 8:34-38 titled "The Good News."

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We're continuing in our sermon series "Made New: How Easter Changes Everything" this week, as Pastor Kent brings a message titled "Moving Past Our Past." One of the greatest obstacles to growing in our faith is the inability to fully receive the forgiveness of God. God's grace and forgiveness are freely available to us through the sacrifice of Jesus, but we must allow ourselves to receive them, and we'll be considering that together.

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The resurrection of Jesus Christ changes everything. The residual effects of Easter echo into our present day reality, as men and women continue to place their faith, hope and trust in the risen Savior. The journey of faith begins with confession, but is sustained by commitment. When we are found in Christ, the old ways of living are gone and we are made new. We'll be exploring this in a new series called "Made New."

Our sermon this week is titled "Made New in Christ" and Pastor Kent will be exploring how the same power that raised Jesus from the dead can make all creation new, including everyone who believes in Jesus.

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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. 

Pastor Kent will be bringing a sermon from Acts 14:1-22 titled "Tribulations for the Kingdom" this week. While some of us may be able to relate to being rejected or mocked for our faith and beliefs, our experiences aren't likely as severe as those experienced by early Christians and the church. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't be prepared for times when suffering and tribulations come our way, especially when it relates to our faith.

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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. 

God's plan for salvation always included all of humanity, and in the book of Acts we've seen how that message was spreading more and more. This week, we'll be exploring Paul's first sermon to a Gentile audience as Pastor Kent brings a sermon titled "Paul & Barnabas at Pisidian Antioch" from Acts 13:13-52.

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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. 

Last week, we looked at how the Holy Spirit set aside Barnabas and Saul for a specific mission. The gospel had been shared with the Jewish people, but it was now time for God's message to be spread further. Pastor Kent will be bringing a sermon from Acts 13:4-12 titled "Barnabas & Saul on Cyprus" as we look at the first missionary journey of the early Christian church.

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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. 

What does it mean for someone to experience God's call on their life...follow their calling...or sense that they have been called to something specific? There are lots of ways to consider and define that, but what does it mean for Christians? Pastor Kent will be bringing a sermon titled "The Call of Barnabas & Saul" as we explore Acts 13:1-3 together, and consider how God may be calling each of us in our own lives.

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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. 

Throughout history there are names that are familiar, recognizable, and also FAMOUS to some extent or other. But what about the INFAMOUS ones: people who are known for their disgraceful, criminal, or even evil actions. There are lots of examples of infamous or evil people in the Bible, but there’s one name that keeps coming up and causing problems over and over in God’s story: Herod. Pastor Kent will be bringing a sermon this week titled "Herod's Harassment of the Church" as we consider one particular Herod in Acts 12:1-25.

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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. 

When we study the Bible, we often consider events and people, looking at how things happened or how people acted in different situations. It's not all that often that we consider places and locations, and how they may have had an impact on the history and growth of the church. As we look at Acts 11:19-30 together this week, we'll be considering  "The Church in Antioch" and the critical role it played in early Christianity.

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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. 

Last week, we considered the story of Cornelius, the first Gentile convert to Christianity, as Luke recounted those events. This would have represented a quantum shift in thinking for the early church, because it meant wrapping their heads around what it mean for the gospel to truly be available to all people. This week, we find ourselves in Acts 11:1-18 and viewing these events from a different perspective, as "Peter Defends His Actions"

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